The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 3

THE TAR ibe CINCC TODAY'S PROGRAMS She Is Coming to.the Clemmer L Midnight Matinee and s s | High Jinks! STARTING 11 P. M. Saturday — bert rte Zane Kawtinse +) weer Taont MOURNE Tradl. WINTER GARDEN. Dog has “The ford Onken Me Lord Pauntierey Mary “Little OAK—Holen Chadwick in “Godless Men.” FROLIC! ” a" BLUE MOUSE \ JILLIAM POX, who has produced the with nm on nereen singular impressivenons several of Zane Grey's SCREEN LUMINARIES LIBERTY atireing stories of Western life and Don Pasquale—Pronta fo son (My Part I'll Play) Initalian Roride Luca #9161 C | | adventure, np bly “Riders of the Don Paseq Vado corre (laste Wed (Donizetti) In Italian Boride Luca 69162 $2.00 | Purple Sage” and “The Rainbow Tu Sola (Thou Alone) (Genise-de Curtis In Ita! Beniamino Gigli 66010 10 $1.25 COLISE M frail,” flimed “The Last ‘Trail,’ Concerto in B Minor—I'inale (Mendelssohn) Jascha Heifets 7 12 $1.75 which opened at John Hamrick's! Just for Today (Partridge-Abbott) Loulne Homer & 10 $1.25 Blue Mouse theatre Thursday Heart to Heart (Valentine Vanderpoon Edward Johnson 64998 10 $1.25 | pod The story of “The Last Trail is imple Confession (Simple Aveu) (Thome) Hans Kindler 66011 10 $1.25 | built upon the operations of a lone Hymn to the Bun (from the opera “Le Coq d'Or") Fritz Krelsler 74720 12 $1.76 zs bandit known as the “Night Hawk.” Rose of My Heart (Bardiey-Wimot Lobr) John McCormack 66012 10 $1.25 Get Your Tickets and contains intensely dramatic ait Romance (from Second Concerto in D Minor) (Wienlawskd Erika Morini 74717 12 $1.75 acai § uations, threaded by a love romance Symphony No. 3—C Minor Movement (Brahms) ‘ Philadelphia Orehestra 12 $1.75 NOW! j Unusual in tts development Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow)’ (Krelaler-Rachmaninoff) Sergei Rachmaninoff 74723 12 $1.76 Maurice Flynn plays the featured Marianina (Ferri) In Italian Renato Zanelli 66013 10 $1.25 role. | i Noel DANCE RECORDS ‘. WINTER GARD! ' One big Bonsai eiiaitie 5a Weep No More, My Mammy—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orehestra! i9s95 19 850 the Winker Unidea, Wolewing (he April Showers—lFox ‘Trot (from “Bombo” Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra | final bhewing Sridey hight of “The Foverybody Step--Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra! yge9g 10 © 850 Thies. Médkelaiea” (he. Poirthhken Ka-Lu-A—Dine Danube Blues—Fex Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra *. Manager James Clemmer an Hiossom Time—-Medley Waltz Joneph C. Smith and His Orchestra + 48927 19 Se | es DW. Griffith's “Way Down I's You--Fox Trot (from “Bombo” Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra | ae the special offering. Dapper Dan—Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra} 18831 18 850 ae } 7 : | The Sheik-—Fox Trot Club Roya) Orchestra ! Gladys Walton. She comes Bind pore gr play brs pasing June Moon--Fo ‘The Renson Orchestra of Chicago) 19833 10 850 E to the Clemmer tomorrow in| tort a» oy avd vocal — mp ar No One's Foot The Benson Orehie tra of Chicago 4 | Pai . ¥ : : “ - ro: jo and Ti Orchestra | Re age Sepa nadia Pree a Cid empedlipend sie Birds of'4 Roather-—rox Trot All star Trio and ‘Thetr Orchestral 18834 10 He chs. 40 | with one of the strongest casts ever aay jcomedy drama, titled “Play-| ssembied, headed by Liliian Gish | STAN: ND POPULAR RECORDS | ing With Fire,” in which she) and Richard Bartheimens STANDARD AND ae we } ala acid JB hg Mary of Argyle ir Harry Lauder) george CABINET |plays the role of a vivacious) «emmer Auld Scotch Sangs Bir Harry Lauder + “256 10 $1.00 jhe | little shop girl. Tickling the tvories with a jazzy Drifting Along With the Tide (from “George White's Scandals") sect end | 45259 10 $1.00 } - Wee IS SESE touch and breaking a poor plumber’s A Dream of Your Smile ambert Murphy | . m heart with the same method is the Upper—Eva Novak in “The Last Trail.” Lower—Liltian Ma and the Auto Berar A. Guest) geogg 39 1.09 OF SOR PLOWING OFFICERS | way Gregory, queen of the Mel-| Gish, h f D. W. Griffith's “Way Down Eaat It Couldn't Be Done () Walt TM Your Pa Comes Home Edgar A. Guest > s were elected by Chapter No. 9 of the Tish, heroine of D, W. Griffith's “Way Down East. 4 . seks uel o ‘ ody Shop, pawed her days. Gladys) aaa pogpeinpepegpiiion won ies a Say It With Music (from Irving Berlin's “Music Box Revue") ohn Steel) isseg 19 © 850 | Hotel Clerks’ association: Claude M. i watton's unique talenta are put to if You Only Knew John Steely "~ A FB | A120. prosicent; Rude Pierce, view | 04 tine in th impersonation of the /one of the real beauties of fitmiand,| ead the battle in the cabin, with Molly.0 (1 Love You) William Robyn} ssg09 19 gq president; J _R Ryan, second Vice | csrtish vamp figure in the Universal| plays the leading role in the story.) a girl's honor at stake! In “The Love's Ship Charles meri cl |Preskdent; W. Vic Moran, secretary: | coauction, “Playing Wéth Fire,“ that of a small town girl who be) Snowshoe Trail,” starting in The When Francis Dances With Me Ada Jones-Billy Murray! ies99 39 g50 } We ©. Seen, treeurer | hich follows “Cheated Hearts,” the| comes an operatic prima donna, | Star January 3. ‘Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes Billy Murray-Ea. Smaile f SEE 5k OBE * | ; eee “ SOD AI SEE Bs om * " Rounders”) Peerless Quartet aan ~ | present attraction at the Clemmer. 1 Want My Mammy (from “The Midnight Row 18832 10 85 For something tasty, serve Boldt's eee | NIAL y'N’ M A tet [ ny “Playing With Fire” opens Satur-| COLO . RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Mandy "N’ Me merican Quartet [ The Most Fantastic | | French Pastry."—-Advertisement, faay. | Appearing In support of Beasue Anchors Aweigh—Mareh United States Marine Band| 49817 19 © ge Creation in, Pictures! si aust | eee Hayakawa in “The Swamp,” which — Yorktown Centennial—March United States Marine Bund [ The streets, the butld- 1 Need LIBERTY |i! be the feature Gim at the Co| SEELEY, FAMOUS IN THIS “Love Never Dies,” King Vidor’s|lonial, beginning Saturgay, Beaste SPECIALTY, CALLED | ings the walls, the stones talk in this Money! And must do dent- a) work to get ft atest production, will be the offering at the Liberty for New Year's week. | impressive The photoplay, which opens Satur.| screen career. Miss Love undertook performances | | who waslly to her as one of the very for thislwhich she has ever talents “Whatever She Wants.” a the Ince “find,” to Vidor eapecially lamy, loan’ | picture. | Littie Murtal Frances Dana, a} | local youngster, has a role in the/ drama, drama. | present attraction. | “A Sailor Made Man” ts the tite! ee of the; Marold Lieyd comedy which | pex closes tonight. t Times Friday Mary Pickford EDWIN J. BROWN. 106 Coimmbia Stree! Por more ¢ to years Geattie’s lead tag Dentint, | COLISEUM | Inner tubes were used for bathing | costumes in “A Blind Bargain.” | When wet they assume the sheen of wet seal skin. Men’s Women’s Boys’ Girls’ RAINCOATS Salesman’s Samples At Factory Cost | Gre: ow c t. irey story, is the new cinema at-| 0 1 y Coliseum. Claire Adams and Robert McKim jare two of the leading players in this new Zane Orey story the action lof which is laid in the West, having | to do with the romance of Columbine. daughter of a rancher, who aspires | ; to marry the girl off to a man of the control of Dr. Catigaurt, crimes, and incidentally ote * peta. SECOND READ FIP | wealth, in spite of the fact that she | sca 206 Maritime Bidg. lie im love with Heil-Bent Wade, the 2 LAST TIMES TONIGHT “ | OAK ? m 911 Western Ave. — shooting twogua omy} Tenhine Chndide, tie wy HERBERT KAWLINSON sheriff. | yen who played aboard In “Cheated Kearts” STARTING TOMORROW | STRAND Fanie Hurst's popular novel bas been made into @ picture play. It will be shown at the Strand for the first time Saturday, following the final showing of “The Lotus Eater,” | pany making “Godless Men of Reginald 2» } { direction the laugh on When bas men PLANTLAX The Great Internal Cleanser, Sy: by Popular Demand Douglas Fairbanks in his greatest and most | “How foolish I've been.” thought *{ don't blame “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” No more, | Love in maid to give one of the most A star in her own J RT day, features Lioyd Hughes, one of | right, ee " ’ a" the cleverest and youngest leading | acting role opposite Mr Hayakawa AMA! men on the screen, and Madge Hel-| because the part appealed so stron: bestowed her arring Eileen Percy, ls the “The Cabinet of Dr, Caliggri.” an extraordinary photopiay which cre “ os ated a sensation in Purope and later | “The Mysterious Rider,” a Zant |i. new York, comes to the Rex Sat ‘The story deals with a som traction opening Saturday at the) nnuiist who in completely under latter utilizes him to commit many makes a living exhibiting the sleeper at fairs ‘A weird atmoxphere is supplied by impressionistic” or “expression ship off Cata- lina Island with the Goldwyn ¢ they first sailed out on the heavy rolling waves the men were sdlicitous aa to the fair mem ‘WIFE PERILS SELF} | , o - Husband | most made a tragedy out of a mis I have been so Interested in him more apd I have stayed at home | TO SEATTLE of her ¥, Hl. Seeley, of the ex jis at the Washington and will remain in Se urday, December 21. Mr, Seeley aa: now deat comety | but contracts th on the average case. Being a vast —exemplifying insta Immediately appree le and wt results without surgery, and the cag 4 States government, Washing: abundance of wear in them. Some with full belts, others with back belt; plain fon. D.C. for inspection. He will I colors and small plaids. Ages 8 to 18. , charge or fit them if desired. hess demands prevent stopping any other place in thin section. PY. S—Every statement in Federal and State Courts.—¥. Seeley. woman Chicago. Advertisement OAK Madison, Nenr Second Ave. Where you can afford to take * under Barker, | husky tem-Regulator, and most effective; the John Barrymore film, which on Se eee 8 youd can afford t Tonic for Stomach. Liver pr en comer oy |hor, tearing he would suff ; : ug Store 084 fiom Hampton, who is considered [neasicknews. She is the only mew 10c; Children 5c = or es mee ow ——— lee of the company who was not um “Godless Men” ts the attrac} 7 tion af the Ouk today and to of Held Over Until Sunday Night reams “GODLESS MEN” And @ Great Lot of Fine Come Grace I al ‘The Greatest of Al |S “EAST LYNNE” nsational picture. . - take se ti pic! getting nice th for the house) gl that I have ne a my appear: | mar nde Raid ance. Dick wanta me to go out with 10c; Children 5c though. AFTERNOONS 25¢ EVENINGS 35¢ ff jt. "sin be surprinea when he sees bina the cr and coat. Iam glad I heard about Cherry's.” Te BEGINNING MONDAY WAY verhey are at 207 Taito Busing. uaa DOWN over the Pig’n Whistle. Take ele- “ Ks went maces = WITHFIRE'| er EAST —— ITH PRESENTS HIS MASTERPIECE STEVENS EVER Little Cost Day and Event —And— LEE MORAN in “The Strap Hanger” An Extra Show NEW YEAR’S EVE §) Starting 11 o’Clock (Last Feature 1130 P. M.) No Increase in Prices | Way They Are Danet | | 1511% ¥ Te “Way Down East” WITH AN IMPOSING CAST OF STARS INCLUDING RICHARD BARTHLEMESS AND LILLIAN GISH 25¢ .B5¢ AFTERNOONS EVENINGS... 1427 Fifth Ave cis Last Times Friday —Hoarold Lieyd in “A Sailor Made Man” 100% Courtesy, Music, Pictures “LOVE .-., NEVER Starting Saturday MADGE BELLAMY and LLOYD HUGHES pc “Pag THRILLING, POIGNANT KOMANCE mashing TRAIN WRECK Plunges at Full peed Over Bridge! DIES Young Lady Assistants, ‘orth Av., Ne. Pike) 1. Main S011 Men’s Two-Pant Suits 335 HATS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS One Price—Cash or Credit Chas. & tats | | SHE WANTS” A merry mixup of sweethearts and wives, featuring dainty Eileen Percy. COMEDY—NEWS “TOL’ABLE DAVID” START SATURDAY ZANE GREY’ Virile, Red-Blooded Drama “The Mysterious Rider” Chicago and | Philadelphia, the noted truss expert, hotel, opening in 10 days vancement over all former methods ancous effects standing any strain of poryion. This instrument received the only award in England and in Spain, producing injections, medical treatments or prescriptions.” Mr, Seeley has documents from the) Busi this notice has been verified before the Home Office, 117 North Dearborn 8t.,| Times Friday—Richard Barthelmess in - THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ | OTTO F. KEGEL, President, NEW | VICTOR RECORDS For the New Year . It’s always a pleasure to greet the New Year. It’s always a pleasure to hear the new Victor Records— it’s always a pleasure for us to play them for you. Come in. RED SEAL RE RDS Clearance Prices in All Departments Boys’ All-Wool Mackinaws Special 7.00 Values Mothers! This offering of Boys’ Mackinaws should be of special interest to you. They are heavy weight, all wool, and made up in splendid style. There is an yn “The Spermatic Shield wii! not only retain any case of rupture perfectly, ad. th . Woon, Juvenile Mackinaws in splendid styles and fabrics. Ages 3 to 8. Special a 00, at} | $8.98 Boys’ Sweaters for $6.50 A cleanup of our extra heavy All- wool Pull-over Sweaters for boys; black and gold, purple and gold and maroon and gold. A great bargain. Boys’ Jerseys Cut to $2.50, $2.75 All-wool Jerseys, regularly priced at $3.00 and $3.50, now reduced for clear- ance. Some in plain colors, others with body stripes; tie at neck. for Men Cotton Sox—3 Pairs for 50c Tt will pay you to buy several pairs of these sox at our cut price. They are medium weight, with reinforced toes and heels; ribbed top; black only; all sizes, Price 200, Specials Men’s Shirts $1.49 We're showing a classy lot of shirts at this price that regularly sell for higher prices, They are in neat stripes and substantia®fabrica; soft cuffs, All sizea, . tin, own .25 Shirts and Drawers 79c ; Gutiag Gowns OF There's no need of being cold at night when you A great buy! Garments like these formerly sold can get gowns like these for $1.25. They are real for $1.25. They ate of heavy cotton, ribbed; long | bargains! Good, heavy flannelette, cyt full size sleeved shirts, ankle length drawers; winter weight | Neat striped patterns, ‘ Closing Out Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Hundreds of thrifty women have been taking advantage of our closing-out sale of all our Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear. Cost marks have been disregarded in reducing goods. We need the room for other departments and have cut prices in ladies’ goods for quick clearance. 4450 Girls’ Middies—Serge Middles, 3 rows of, $1.25 to $2.00 Blouses—Odds and ends of Ladies* braid; white lacing; ages 6 to 14— $ Blo consisting of organdie and cuT To eeeecerens on 3.10 dimity blouses—CUT TO ... sense 59c $6.00 to $10.00 Hats—All of our Fall Hats, consist. | $13.50 Coat Sweaters—Ladies’ Fiber Silk Coat ing of Panne Velvets, Lyons Velvets, $2 50 Sweaters; white collar, cuffs and belt; old rose, / Duvtyne and Crepes—CUT TO. e blue, green and white— CUT TO... $5.00 $6.98 Ladies’ Middies—A\}-wool Flannel Middies; blue only; trimmed with white . $4.50. SAVES VOU MONEY’) piping—CUT TO <= ° SECOND AVENUE AT UAMES STREET $14.98 Girls’ Coats—Velvet Coats, wine shade; self collar and cuffs; fancy button $7 50 a effect—CUT TO .. Y “THE STORE THAT, Kid Gloves $1.89 Clearance of Ladies’ Wash. able Kid Gloves; values to $3; black, white and assorted col back. ors; plain and stitched Very special. Starting Saturday—Hope Hampton in “STARDUST” rom the Famous Novel by FANNIE HURST Author of “Humoresque” ‘The Story of a Girl Who Rebelled Against Love