The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 3

a err raneeaascs THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921. ‘AGED PASTOR | IS DEAD HERE [ Funeral services for Rev PAGE 3 THE \'Novel Film Will Show at the Rex SEATTLE STAR “Little Lord Fauntleroy” at Rex; Mary Pickford Plays Dual Role Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN a} OTTO I. KEGEL, Preaident @® FIFTH AVENUE QUEEN AND PIKE STREET Eve Midnight |: —7Matinees! | FROLIC ! JAZZ! JOSH ! Vaudeville ! Films ! Amateurs ! . Professionals ! Starting 11 p. m. THE | Pre-Inventory Sales | FOR FRIDAY We Offer a Large Assortment of ROYAL 2 SociETY Packages at 33 1-3% Reduction Ladies’ and Children’s Garments predominating. These are all new styles, and you will find Rompers, Lingerie, Children’s Dresses, Center Pieces, Bags, Lunch Sets and many other very useful articles in the assortment. All are made up, stamped, and enough embroidery floss for finishing. All are re- duced one-third. Art Needlework Section, Third Floor. mission ¢ | later came pioneer missionary | Dr, Greene established 1 day sohoola in the Northwest 00 Sun. Joel Day, who plays the role of Abraham Lincoln in the Buf. falo Bill serial now being made = | by Universal, is said to bear » startling resemblance in many Fespects to the martyr president, even without make up. ‘COoRSITT! h may be, nt to it, ix ave ween it in cubiat style, both on the in t PPAR PEP ERM recone ses 4a neers NOW PLAY RICHARD ea Mary MacLaren. She plays | the role of the unhappy Queen |‘ Anne of Austria in “The? Three Musketeers,” the Doug-| Hvening Post Story las Fairbanks picture at the} Coming Saturday Winder Garden this week, She orunn scene maviiin® # a sister to Katherine Mac-| jonald, “the American)s bercanll of the screen. charged to “The Co a “Tol able David” Touching! Human! Saturday Rex erm. Mary Pickford and Claude Gillingwater in a scene from "| “Little Lord Fauntleroy,” the greatest picture Miss Pickford = has given to her thousands of admirers the world over. Miss Pickford also portrays the role of “Dearest,” the little) boy's mother. Sie € oe ae eng ae [STRAND BLUE MOUSE T'S a lucky man who has three] What is unquestionably one of the beautiful women stars making mast thrilling sce fn The Drapery Section Features Small Lots of Merchandise at Decided Savings bacoun mean sents NOW PLAYING John BARRYMORE in “The Lotus Eater” strong drama in to be of Hearts.” a »l by Gouverneur Morris, ls soo! shown in Seattle nes ever thrown on } the motion picture screen is present ¢ guild is headed by Charlie he Last Trail,” the new Vox Pi Story of a Man Who Ses No ff « ‘atid Norma Talmadge " ; | | Sat., Dec. 31 en Mil ciansbass eerta.copsire exveete PE Gme tis Atl. Widsnad E en eee Thomas Meighan in his newest pic Peg ila tng -ngy Mingrre Sendai bug th ssoraaag (BBE Es > 140-Inch Aeroplane |] ; an “STAR DUST” ture, “A Ptince There Was “A Blessing é of feminine beauty {high up in the moun » wh ' Window Shades | Linen, the on soca tas com! Each 39c | Yard 50c Your Head” earesceiaed ni A me whe | Cloth Shades mounted | 4 jimited quantity of or, and Kone '! 1Coliseum on good spring rollers. CLEMMER very fine quality Aero- © prominent in the ? ; q NOW PLAYING— Some of these . are 1 li is reduced 4 b- HAROLD LLOYD ED. PINAUD’S slightly imperfect. ia spaliat dasa ] In His Fiest t-Act Joy Gem HAIR TONIC | Th Hundred ‘ASsilor-Made Man’ of course! we inge at One Hundred ards ie Window Shades f wy Chair Pads, Each 69c Good quality water col- Strand | Each 95c¢ WANTS” A merry mixup of sweethearts and wives, featuring dainty Bileen Perey. a DOWN roruLan EAST Airs Get Your Tickets Now Mary Pickford or Shades mounted on guaranteed rollers; size 3 ft. wide by 6 ft. long. Green and tan colors; Cretonne-covered Chair Pads; size 19 by 19, with rounded corners; priced very . special, each 69¢. COMEDY — NEWS AMATEUR NIGHT TONIGHT Don't Miss This D. W. Griffen Master Picbure INTER GARDE THEATRE “ly Little Lord Fauntleroy ‘The Story and the Star Beloved by Millions Coming Saturday “THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI" q i REFILMING Drapery Section, Second Floor. ng of popular stories ts e. “Human Hearts eight years ago ina HEEEFC EO Tables ore beet by tat, Tey the mpl ccperement : 1. Dowp 0 CB Q Toblet ms gine of clear meter | / t way for those days, over by King Baggot | Unusually Good Values on Sale in the First Floor Bedding Section headline lever drama rving Cum program | is heard in song selec: | COLONIAL “Wh New Year’s Masque Ball THE HIPPODROME atever She desirable for sleeping | garments. Muslin Pjllow Cases, 20c Each Bleached Muslin Pillow Cases finished with wide hems. Their size is 42 by 86 inches be- 27-Inch Fancy | Mercerized pene ns. ca Outing Remnants, | Table Cloths Yard 15c | $1.10 Each These come in conven- | Hemstitched Mercer- ient lengths, and the ized Table in neat pink and blue pat- | 58 by 58-inch sizes; terns are especially | special, each, $1.10. | Turkish | Bath Towels Two styles are in a spe- cial offering. They are double thread weave and are very absorb- ent. Each, 25¢ and fore hemming. Hundreds of Ladies’ Handker- chiefs 17c Each And there are plain white and colored bor- 29¢. brim with fun of a good, clean} sort and plenty of lively action. it supplies an ideal role for the pretty | Twenty-Five Pairs of Blankets | Representing Odds and Ends from our regular stock—wool and wool- MONDAY oi, JAN. 2 45 P. M. Start the New Year with music, dancing and laughter at the most beautiful amusement palace on the Pacific Coast ered effects; some are | . . w DANCE ALL NIGHT se cened™ | Seth eld all are exceptionally | from being used for Every effort of each individual member of the Hippodrome good value. Special, display purposes. All staff of NINETY PERSONS Kas been directed toward making each, 17¢. are greatly reduced. this the biggest event in the history of the institution. $500 in Prizes "SEE THE BIG GIRL REVUE Dancing Vaudeville Motion Pictures A Throbbimg Drama DESERT LOVE! HERBERT RAWLINSON in “CHEATED HEARTS” BABY PEGGY in “Get Rich Quick” “THE LAST TRAIL” i GREATEST ZANE F YOU would have what you want as you want it, you can away THATS ALL “DOUG” FAIRBANKS In the Picture Achievement of His Entire Career “Th e Three Musketeers” INTER GARDE THEATRE not get it unless you pay for it. A cheap Ikey who advertises 1] ywo bad ones for a good one will |] not and can not give it to you So, if you care to bé well dressed, |] wo to a tailor whose prices are |] within thé bounds of reason. |JNO. E. O'BRIEN || Maker of Men’s Clothes Five-0-Six Union St. ADMISSION $1.00 Vins 10 Cents War Tax LADIES FREE A Top-Notch Sulit er O'Coat fer VFitty Dollars fSome at Ferty SAT., DEC. 31 GL ADYS WALTON ing With Wire” Photos by James & Merrihew