The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1922, Page 3

TODAY" ERTY—Wa ree | COLUMDIA—Gladys Walton in The Guttorsnipe”; alse appearing in PROGRAMS ace Reid in “Rent Murray in rongheart Fox produc BLUR MOUSE tien, “Shame, STRAND—Anna Q. Nib host wa in “Three Wyndham Standing tn “The Journey's End. OAK—Bemle Love in “The Midland REN—"The Golem (held over by popular demand) [LIBERTY — : “RENT FRE Buel! Arnister, Jr Wallace Reid Barbara T x Bare Arniat Justine Tate I". your rent te too high, go up in e air, where it's free. That's what Wallace Reid does in hfs lat est Paramount comedy-drama, “Rent Free,” which ed at the Liberty today. Unable to pay his rent, the poor artist (Reid) moves up on the root whereghe can paint in peace without being hounded by profiteer- ing landlords. . RET ; . | COLUMBIA — < “THE GUTTERSNIPE” (Ualversal) Masie ODay ce aladye Wal Dennte O'Day Walter Mra. O'Day Kate Price Tom Glirey jek Perrin Gladys Walton, the dainty litue Universal actress, is appearing in person at the Columbia this week in conjunction with her latest starring Vehicle, “The Guttersnipe.” Miss Walton is even more charming be fore the footlights than upon the screen. ~ STRAND | ns a “THREE LIVE G HOSTS” (Paramount) Tele deoloe Anna Q. Nils: hilly Foster. +. .Norman Kerry Bpooty..... . Cyril Chadwick George Fitamaurice directed “Three Live Ghosts,” the comedy-drama at the Strand, which concerns three buddies who have been reported missing and who turn up alive after all. The pitture fs artistic and the cast is exceptionally clever. ° COLISEUM. ABBE, “PEACOCK | ALLEY” (Peremount) Ceo. Mae M mer Harmon “se Monte Bi PRil Garrison..--.----+---Bdmund Lowe In Mae Murray's “Peacock Alley,” under the skillful direction of her @irector-husband, the lovely blonde star is shown at her best. She in seen as Cleo, a little Parisian dancer whose romantic career is followed thru a series of delightful as well) as dramatic situations. oe | WINTER GARDEN | | | mad so “THE SILE NT CALL” (First N ) Prash.......... Strongheart Clark Moran... Jonn Bowers Betty Houston.........Kathryn MeGuire Strongheart, a wonderful Beigian | film police dog, is the central figure in! which “The Silent Call,” the First National | pe attraction at the Winter Garden. | The background of the story.is the|the contest high Sierra mountain region which | junction has been transferred to the screen |“ in all its magnifi ent Blory. f | BLU EM ae SE} (Fox) David Fielding Wiliam Fielding Winifred Wellington Lyonm citnert Doris Pawn The wife went to her husband's} friend. She wanted to know the secret that had driven him from home. When she learned it she did not hesitate, but followed him into the frozen North. What happer is told in “Shame,” the melodrama pleture play which is being over another week at the I Mouse. - ex The Golem The High Rab "The Golem" will be shown at the Rex for a few days longer. Ever one is talking about this wonderful |) European production. It was filmed in Europe and is presented with an t of famous Buropean all-star cast players. | COLO “THE JOURNEY'S END” The Mill-owner Wyndham Standing wife loved another, he scrifice a man Journ “OAK * “THE MIDLANDERS” A : + Bessie La hor of Mande the file whick now playing he Oj tory of thrills, adventure, romance | ‘EBRUARY 11, Kathryn MacQuire, —Bessie Love, C WILL MAKE CUBIST POSTER OF FLAPPER CONTEST WINNER By Daisy Henry lumbia in persou for the in conjunction with her to Gladys Wait has one of her know about j ‘ye Green, cash will be Wadca Man iste Idea ter Emerson- Loos Photoplay wood te satin fom of Bunt terested to know that th r to ruin Nie rival, tion of the whole | er the original idwa NEW HURST SCREEN STORY tells an ¢n-| mentioning fs a flighty pleasure PLAYMATE chgracter actress, —Gladys Walton, Columbia. 3—Mae Murray, Coliseum. All Thrills Are Not Flashed Bef ore Camera Something of the adventure, even of the thrilling kind, that enters into the making of motte n pictures, ts jence of the Florence Vidor company, which left luster 1 by the ex for Big Bear valley in California the other day to film mow scenen, Call fornia is supposed to be a land of perpetual roses and read the ements tn the magazines. As a matter of fact the state bas such a marvelous vart ety of climate and scenery that that wu » for the location of the movie plants there The Vidor company got to Big ynshine, if you uctive advert ne re Bear valley all right — and stayed there. At last accounts it was ma rooned in the middie of a great tracklows pw desert high up in the mountains, Their whereabouts waa learned at the nearest point proach by slenal fires wh made, and General Manager glix left with te and snowshoes that could be gathered to- gether, If it is imponsible to res party otherwike the snowshoes » th I be dr om ‘The storms in California thie win ter have been of unwonted severity and many automobile parties driving over the mountains have been hem J uned intense wuffering hunger and sleepless »ped from an aeroplane to med in from « nightr Tn the marooned movie party are Florence Vidor, King Vidor, her hus band, and director; Clyde Fillmore leading man; Aedetant Director Howard: George Barnes and rts, cameramen, and other I workers, Fortunately, the party has a good supp! f food and ed cook, and ix in a an exT ghborhood where ful xupply of wood for fuel ning “The Real re in a plenty ovie Quizzes (Conducted in co-operation with Associated Firat National Pictures.) T. T. M.—lBHerseh tl, who was in “The Queen of SI spells his name in private life ame as in public life, The name uses on the theater program is th was christened with down in tucky, over 20 years ago. 6 Wadsworth He can be reached at 1 §.—Charl tuck”) Jor dd. 1 have not heard of peared in “The n Southern is I*xince she Girl in the Taxi.” Je not on the screen at present, Acct dental shooting was the cause of the death of »by Harron, Tom Mix is about 40 years old. Elsie—"Lady H titon"* ha b on filmed in Germany, 1 am told, 1 do not know that it has ever been pre sented in thix coun Flias—-Claire Windsor is not yet a star, altho her work i# creditable enough to put her in that she not married. Her latest picture is Grand Larceny Dreamer uth Renick is not mar ried only her sereen name name eing Ruth Geverin un accomplished mu sician, and her chief sport is horse. back riding. Perhaps you will be in home she was born in down in Galveston, Tex An, Was swept away by the flood and 16 and her family barely eseaped with thelr lives. She remembers the disaster, but « they fared better than hundreds of others. Yes, she has very beautiful hair, You ean eo her long, golden locks in the recreen version of James Oliver Cur wood's “The Golden Snare.” Geneva—Gloria Swanson ty 5 feet 1 inch in height She is not exactly 4 brunette, altho her hair is chestnut he has rather dark skin, with blue Edna Purvi to fans as Charl ing woman, is, port, to be starr pervision in a nui plays. “| CHARACTER ACTOR AGAIN WITH NEILAN| Tully Marshall, well known char according to re- ler his su ber of photo Jacter actor, who has just terminated in engagement with Thor |Ince, returns to the Marshall Neilan fold in the pr duction of Booth Tarkington's famous “Penrod,” star ring Wesiey Barry, Mr, Marshall cknamed him | plays the part of Henry Passloe Scho the part of Ma Schofield cured Claire McDowell, 7 —Wallace Keid, Liberty. ~Anna Q. Nilsson, Strand. 6—John Gilbert, Blue } REATENED » INTERESTING EVENTS IN LIBERTY NEWS) Interesting items will comprise the Saturday | ser 7—T. Roy Barnes, O |Connie Talmadge as Follies omstance Talmadge comes to 4 n again in the role in whieh | followers have decided that they latest First “LUNATIC ONCE T CONTESTANT dered the other day {morning at the g item will be her best in he affair | attraction, | which will be shown here soon, e coming big and announced had divine orders to kill red bis cabin scene shows the laying of the cofner- new Salvation building, There will be prize-winning theatre's baby contest k at the univérsity recent series of old pictures | mpus collection aught scenes during the pre- n immature country aspirations are delicious sense of humor, e fact that the story is an , prepared by John Emerson j . who made many ejof Miss Talmadge’s pictures, ance of ent . it is said to be one star’x best opportunities of present year. h Harlan, who played Miss Talmadge in “Lessons in Love,” is het ing man in this production, views of the out of his purpone Charles Ray ix doing more study naive study to the wub- ject of hin first picture LEFTY FLYNN IN DALTON FEATURE ) ) Flynn, former Yale . Chaplin and Griffith com- | He has one more picture to make e and screen player, Elmo Lincoln, known as the “giant of the movies, name is Otto Linkenhelt, is suing dutius and Abe Stern for $1,000, which he claims & n for shaving ‘all thee ton of his body in fliming the last “Tar. It’s @ funny life! to the screen in Goldwyn’ rate picture of } Hungry Meera o— the novel of that name, : ford production for nda Hawley Agnes Johnson, little brunette, who refides at ’, Thomas st., ed the Gladys Walton Flapper Miss Johnson the first entry. a pretty the famous Polish , is a new screen release, zan” pieture, has enter- ading woman in “One Glorious hundred | Day?" the answer| fan magazines seventy-nine swds | man Dagny Servaes, » will appear in “The Loves new film release, a Viennese engaged to J Landlord! with | Lila Lee Florence Merritt at the Hope-Jones WURLITZER Sunday Concert “Country Chickens” Punch Comedy Also Another “Bill and Bob” Adventure Theater Coupon Books—Good iti any Jensen & Von Herberg Theater in any for $5.00. LIBERTY