The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 3

25,000 VICTIMS OF HER MAD ACT OF'LOVE Sardous immortal drama NOW PLAYING! And Mrs. Hamilton DOUGLAS, JR. In Person In Her Famous “DANSE ARTISTIQUE” LAST TIMES FRIDAY In the Story of the Tropics— STARTING T SATURDAY distress almost instantly DRUG STORES Stop Laxatives Which Only Aggravate Constipation Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or so cannot gripe. When you are constipat- ed, there is not enough lubricant produced by your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors rescribe Nujol because its action is so close to this natural lubricant, Try it today. NORMA TALMADGE “LOVE'S REDEMPTION” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922. COLUMBIA NALD to be 1 Accuse” th The Scrapper, Rawlinson film The story is trea, “I Aceuse” Abel Gance. Preduction, STRAND Sennett picture, Mabel Nogmand, opens Satd elm production. the work of ¢ nople. player. WINTER GARD Sheik, “One Wild Week, feature, which ¢ Uolph Valentino. of Parumount's co-star with Al 'BLUE MOUSE presented in “Shame,” the photodrama, wh three weeks’ run of “A Connecticut Yankee of King Arthur's Court,” ts the offering at the Blue Mouse / Emmet J. Flynn, who handed the| “The Hunch,” a megaphone for the Mark Twain pic | drama. ture, also directed “Shame.” COLISEUM seum in “Love's Paramount p w novel the surface of COLONIAL lacter in The Land The Hit of Sat. Eve, STARTING Dramatic h-heralded An added attraction beautiful dancing act arranged by Mrs. Hamiiton Douglas of the Doug las Dancing academy - whole year long. . Gareth Hughes, who |membered here as the leading char- “Sentimental Tommy,” is coming to the Colomial Saturday in “I ACCUSE” One of the Season's one of the strongest | the present H play remarkAble for tt» There is no subterfuge offered. We see the emotions of two men of who! verse temp nwntk who are in love with the same woman is from the pen of It ie United Artists’ Following a most successful three weeks’ run at the Strand, the Mack "Molly ©," starring closes tonight ‘This is a bi The drama itself is he famous French dramatist, Victorien Sardou. cale ts Byzantium, once a part of the Roman empire, and now Constantt Rita Jotivet is the featured will DEN Two really big names head the fine cast which was play the many colorful roles in “The | the George Melford produc- tion, which will be the next atnoue tion at the Winter Garden, fojlowing the Bebe Daniels’ assemb! loses tonight These are Agnes Ayres and Ru Mins Ayres t leading feminine | stars, and Valentino won fame an the | joe Terry in Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” A picture witle an absorbing theme way a lavish new William ich, following Redemption.” layer Edward White wrote the |on ‘Conjuror’s which the sereen play was adapted. | f ‘The location scenes were made in| 1D) virgin country, miles up in the Cal fornia mountains, where snows veil Houre,” the giant bill Madison, bet. ist and 224 Aves. Friday and Sat. “THE WHIP” A Very Exciting Picture Comedies “ONE BEST Per” “TAKE YOUR TIME AND FIRE” EXTRA 6000 Feet of Finland COLUMBIA LAST TIMES TODAY the Week. Post Story of « Real Irishman in Real Life TOMORKOW Masterpieces ever screened. scheduled to of the Columbia Saturday.” It follows confticting | lly ab “Theodora” ‘The lo wit! be re yon at erbert | ie for. be a ed to is one “The | in | “The Huneh rley Mase in “Ever from | x ture, o the} A Official TER GARDE Jackie Coogan, "ie a screen adapta tion of a magazine story by Percival Wilde and deals with the adventures Tonight for the last time Norma|of a young Wall Stafet b |Talmadge will be seen at the Coll-| wakes one morning after |part to find “Buy JH” Saturday beings “The Call of the | his shirt front North,” which serygs as the first] and routine of hilarious incidents oc rring vehicle for Jack Holt, popu- | cur will clone at the Kex tonight next attraction will be “The Golem,” ® dramatic picture laid in a foreign | which fuse to form a false membrane country, which has to do with the! suggestive of diphtheria, romance of a rabbi's daughter and an peror’n envoy. | Egener and Ernest Deutsch, | the individual is pronounced Pola | of all proportion to the loc In some instances « who have played Negri, are includéd in the cast. T SEPTIC breezy comedy | or who onvival | nscribed on He follows the up municable disease on ts now at the Col. | Ur in sudden epidemics an Since Eve ple using milk from a pa as ee | supply. te. Seale | red vey PIO | membrane of the throat hound of the West,” | here with toms. weve GARDE THEATRE With the Notable Screen Favorites Rudolph Valentino ~» Agnes Ayres ~ ENHANCED BY AN ENTRANCING PROLOGUR “THE DANCE OF THE ARABIAN LADY” By Miss Gracie V. Weeks ATTENTION, EAGLES! Pictures Newark Grand Aerie — Scenes Showing President Harding and Grand Aerie Officers at White House—Prize Degree Teams in Action—Seattle Marching Club, Band and Team on Way to Aberdeen Convention THEATRE Starting Sa-urday Chas, Ray Buster Kea’ Last Times Friday in “KR. 8. Vv. PL” and nin “7 Boat” SORE THROAT BY DK. Rh. H. BISHOP Septic sore throat is a highly com. disease in charnoterized by a «n and soreness of the mucous The | dened as in scarlet fever. white patches appear in some cases, ‘The temperature often arises to 104/ degrees or more, and weakness pears, which is often con! Conrad Nagel will play opposite’ that of scarlet fever Agnes Ayres in “The Ordeal.” The severity of the symptoms va E nturday morning in My Boy” free, and SEATTLE STAR JACKIE COOGAN. IN “MY BOY” He's coming to the Liberty Saturday in “My Boy” described as a sweet, simple story, devoid of unnecessary stage heroics, a plain recital of the average sorrows and joys that find their way into the heart of the average child. inset shows Jackie in the costume he wears thruout the picture. Fox | tween the ages of 5 and 10 who appears in front of the Liberty at 1 the a costume resembling this one will be admitted to the first showing of there will be cash prizes of $15, $10 and $5 for the three best outfits. very little boy be-| y¥ 00 peo: | cular turbance. The King County ‘The throat ot first is generally red-! sesociation has organized and elect Later | Jack King; 4 | erxon. of | ym hb ap-| NEVER W. | ries to a great degree. cimplications from septic nore throat by fty are tonsilar abscesses, otitis media, | over fi years of arthgitis, erysipelas, pneumonia, pert tonitia, nephritis and endocardiths Death in often the result when the| a or in} or in old disease goes into pneume | the case of general sepsis, age merely from the general depres ion due to the constitutional dis. vice | Roberts; secretary, The ansociation pi work with the state experiment sta nd out| “On and the county agent in keep p> | ing bee breeds pure. ern in the county are asked to ret fused with|!" touch with the secretary at 415 | Garfield st, Seattle, ‘TS A \ “I tried many different kinds Bee Keepers of County Organize Bee Keepers president, Elizabeth Dick ‘The common |ea the following officers: President lans All bee keep Business College Class Graduated | Members of th th graduating |clans of Wilson's Modern Buni appropriate ines in the Maso je temple Thureda athan ck |mtein delivered the address to the graduate Will Tell of Old Lodges in Europe Nev. Bidney Morgan will ad the Masonic club, in the ATeade |butiding, Friday evening. He will tell of expert ¥ in long-established Manonic h during ‘Here is the recipe There’s tomatoes, for | one thing—luscious, |] sun-ripened ones, and | then there's pure gran- || | ulated sugar—plenty of | it, and Heinz pure Vin- |]! egar and choice spices. i] That's all that goes into | Heinz Tomato Ketchup | —plus the skill gained | good food making. HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP € Increases the action of the intestines Hundreds of men and wo- men have already found freedom from laxatives by DR. G. M. HAWKINS wit be the| Class in Argument | peaker at the next meeting, Feb- Forum, held every Sunday at 2:39 p. m. in hall 203, Labor temple. The PAGE 3 Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s | | THE GROTE-RANKIN CO} OTTO I. KEGEL, Preaident One Hundred Pairs of LANKETS}. 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