The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 2 “The Cabinet of Dr. “aligari” NOW PLAYING— “LOVE NEVER DIFS” NOW PLAYING— ZANE GREY’S Most Powerful Drama “THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER” cecome meas SORE NOW PLAYING— FANNIE HURST'S “STAR DUST” H. W. Hall Begins Another “Humor esque THE LAT “Stardust,” ‘Showing at Strand, | Is From Novel by Fannie Hurst | TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIN ERT YKing Vider's “Love Walton tn “The DOW. Grtttiins Grey's “The Mye nie Maret’s “Star Mayahaws STRAND OPE HAMPTON, a eauty, comes before the @ plcturiz famous el by Par whieh is the New Ye traction at the Strand. In the pleture the heroine | Paradise, 1 after her ma Mer t ars week at most the girl wit finds love and arriage with a song Hope Love Never Dies own at the Coliseum WINTER GARDEN David W. Grittit p atmowphere for his lat his char ndings « Man, dined Practice of Law): Horace W. Ha ary and law » Jeremiah | . 3 positio: fesume his law pr He will be} Qmeciated with W. L. Barr and C.| K. Dickinson, lawyers, $13 Alaska Qeiding. ©. T. McKinney succeeds | Riad as secretary to Judge Thomas Meighan has taken a dif. Prent direction for his commuting $4 is now In Arizona making *# Wer mine scenes for his new Para-! 5 The Proxy Daddy, Green is directing Jack Holt and Agnes Ayres 8 stetying hard on their respec Chester Me ‘Frank in, who directed Yate Da . n star, in| ere.” wielded} “You Never Can Daniels stellar the mexaphone on Tar the first wbicte, Gierta Swanson, Paramount star. Ras been declared the winner of a a ty contest ducted rece by George J. W r. a Br exhibitor with a tree. |known on stage or has been weven about the love of Anna Moore and David Rar lbut a new form i express the*theme is evoive One of the ; creen is she in the picture and ft is b the two Griffith favori Gish and Richard Ba see re UE MOUSE me yon heads the all young w Dana, a 8 inent role R holds an enerc the specta’ which is sta scene showing the blowin: great dam and the sweeping away of fe by the Mood. acting of Flynn is the out-| standing feature of the picture, showin eee probably : sega lowers of the motion pic | amaazir lighted wit apr | REX “The Cabinet of Dr. g at the Rex this the moat un COLISEUM Mys Yoliseum this we ong held the repute Bi best-loved villian on the screen,” re Madieon. Near Second Ave. Where you can.afford to take your whol family LAST SHOWING TODAY _EAST LYNNE” yd in “Number, and Review “Dangerous Toys” WILLIAM sanneerss Comedy rea Again” and Vod-a-vil A Good Two-hour Show 10c; Children 5¢ Extraction Free Daily | vce our new ch is the plate known, roof of the rm off the yo i Guaranteed 15 years, set of Teeth $1 for 18 years. a the day. E ‘am len of Our Piate tien, be aure nt place. Bring 4 HIO Cut-Rate Dentists 27 UNIVERSITY sr. Opporite Franer-Patersom Co. nounces sin and becomes a regular | Ronest.to-goodness hero. Jack Bellounds sought by trickery win the hand of Cotum-|, in Moore loves here, t ve was honorable and de furnishes eh 7". Tondon Follies Make American Debut Herel Claire Adams is the girl and Car Gentvoort the other man. eee LIBERTY “Love one another.” ‘These three words fro By Glena Hughes all pictures studios of Kir And as in feal is the D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS RICHARD BARTHELMESS DOWN and LILLIAN GISH “WAY DOWN EAST” A GLORIOUS ELABORATION OF THE STAGE PLAY AFTERNOONS—2 Announcement ° WILLIAM JUNEAU One of Seattle’s pioneer automobile men, has taken over the COLONIAL GARAGE BUILDING 1512-14-16-18-20-22 Eighth Avenue Between Pike and Pine and is now conducting.jt as one of the best equipped Storage Garages in Seattle. STATION, PAINT SHOP, ORIES, DAY AND NIGHT i CARS, SIMONIZING AND VERY FACILITY FOR THE BEST THREE FLOORS FOR STORAGE, BATTERY REPAIR: SERVIC WASHING OF SERVIC * Phone Elliott 2374. Call me for prices Hampton. She is “Stardust,” the film drama Miss Hurst is pictured on the right. showing at the Strand this week CLEMMER Vidor has furnished a ver se Y NES SIN PRODUC TION heroine of Fannie Hurst's xe writers en they She} nates with a husband the show, whicly runs there will be a | CONNIE” TALMADGE AS FOLLIES GIRL Constar madge will soon be ation bottle and maid-of. { the Follies” is an John Emerson and] first called Jon ¥ opened its ugement Sunday at the} y tt may be remarked us there are 13 neparate| . It in neces: | at a com But first in Miss Shirley e woman of er ars thruout the show spends most of her INDIA EPISODE 1S RIZARRE AND EXOTIC r who rhapsodize over 1 there f« an this type of ed by manufac it ean be at Mr. De of them one ve always excelled Lewis © nderland anv other nd if there re of laugh. And that ts, in art ainly these “London Follies’ TLE THE GROTE-RANKIN CO) OTTO F. 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Ve: hotels are feeling seriously the Te) of ine stolen cars was listed at $2 to lack of patronage “The Heart Spec Minter’s new Tu rt picture, After fin lor's produc Compson. direction of Penrhyn Stanlaws. Now—Till Wednesday “THE SWAMP” A Tense, Stirring Drama of ¥riaco’s Chinatown SEE DEBS RELEASED First pictures to reach Seat Oe, showing E m™ V. Debs released from prison, COMEDY—PATHE NEWS MUTT AND JEFF—TOPICS COUNTRY STORE TONIGHT on, “The Noose,” “PLAYING WITH FIRE” ZO4m>s uxorra —Also— FUNNY LEE MORAN Wednesday, Jan. 4th 8:30 P. M. Sharp ADMISSION: $1.00—Tax 100—Total $1. 10 siz x le—Total $1.59—Tax l6co—Total ® 4 Reserved seats on sale at the Arena office, 1210 Fifth Av Phone Main 249 Reservations un- called for will be can- celed after 4 p.m. on Wednesday, COMING SATURDAY “Shattered Dreams” —With— MISS DUPONT 1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles | 187 oo Altha John, 30, Fern | the adoption papers as her husband. Ahead of Police Automobile records for 1921 showed to. nd that of those recovered was | eno ked down at Eighth ave. and | ng William D. Tay-/ Betty next work under of | nom ) Fraud Charged in Adoption of Baby DENVER, Jan. 2—Mrs Helen | Sullivan obtained a dayold child |from an orphanage here by fraud, it is charged. She is sald to have |induced one Barney Logan to sign hotel, was severely bruised | noth have been tod and'sal night when struck and | , 4, »ption papers have been led. According to court attaches, Mrs. © st. by S. Robison, 1934 Seventh | sanivan had been ted a dh » who took the woman to the city | with alimony for herself and a child if hospital. Mrs. John said she did not Mary Miles|notice Robison’s car approach the | crossing. and she was required to produce a child to obtain the money, Having 2. none, she adopted one. 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