The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 17, | | ewe OD re) REX 1922." ‘In ‘Filmplay Now at “WIFE AGAINST WIFE!” A powerful drama of artists’ life, PAULINE STARKE In Cast bd —_— Last Times Friday “THE GOLEM" I=iSis OA Jane Novak. morrow in “Isobel, or the} WB 7 rail’s End,” a screen version of James Oliver Curwood’s famous novel. oan a‘l D NOW PLAYING! A) “Penrod” Inspires Puzzle Contest Some young boy is going to win $5 in cash “Penrod,” famous story, is to be shown at the Coliseum, beginning Saturday morning, with funny little Wewey Barry in the title role. © best purale on the name “Penrod” before 6 p.m. next Monday, the cash prize will be awgrded Age limit, 15 years, Send pus. ales to “Penrod Maltor,” Séattle Star, | Ssiress, Bankrupt * adi LONDON Kitehing, wh years ago, bh Feb, 17.—Mixs Mabel rited $45,000 two thru bankruptcy “The mon IL gone,” she said, “but I certainly lived like a princess while it wag going.” FUNERAL Mary Cook Robertson, $2, who died Thursday at the home of her sister, Sarah H. Robertson, 4521 Eastern ave., will be held'at 11 a. m, Saturday | at the Bonney, Watson we parlors, Po CRUCIBLE” WILTON LACKEY Also News—Comedy—Topién WOODWARD Opening Sat. Eve., Feb. 18 O. D. Woodward Presents HAZEL WHITMORE - Supported by ALEXIS B. LUCE and a Notable Cast In “A Woman’s Way” Matinee—Any Seat, Reserved, 25e Night—Any Seat, Reserved, 50c Plus War Tax SEATS NOW SELLING A | : H ae ty i y » Cn THOMAS INCE’S MASTERPIECE! The Battle of Bigotry against Enlightened Womanhood! —with— Theodore Roberts Florence Vidor Madge Bellamy Strand. Orchestra S. K. Wineland, Director Third Near Vike NAN y #TAGK” MABEL NOMMAND tn “PINTO” After Two Years) Oak | eyRvi © ronight anag Saturday She is play-|« romance the ing at the Oak todgy and to>| tarea of the film | LIBKRTY Booth Tarkington's | | o Po. the boy who awbmits the |! | SERVICES for Miss)” 1 | thriller, | most recent Univer { WESLEY BARRY AT COLISEUM ) 8. COL wrote *Peck's Bad | dramg, rr wh ‘fering at the Wirnte inning Saturday Cobb met the his trip utling METROPOLITAN Saturday matinee The Window,” a melodramatic production, wii be shown at the lage in the | ty, a mur | amatig jave outstanding fea oe Life's bitterest moment may be} of unatinted| ‘Talmadge | described an the day ridicule; but faces ir and «ets| away w wh aa she} romps before the footlights jn ly of ‘the Fallies,” her latest First] National feature, which is @ comedy | drama. of the Follies," which Liberty Saturday, is ry by Anita Loos and} © Vidor, who takes the lend. in the Thomas H. Inc production, “Hafl the Woman,” showing at the Strand, was defined by Carl Sandbu Ince star with a Madge |B Theodore Roberts and others, eee COLUMBIA * Another is to appear in’ per a time it ts * good looking has won fi portrayal of popular Universal star won at t Beaides appearing son will be seen “Headin’ West"—one 1 releases. in person, Gib in a Western | COLISEUM “Freckles” Barry sereen orphan | ee he doesn’t kne look like, has founc et last. He ts Tully M. Mays the part of Penrod Marshal Neilan's film Sooth Tarkingte Penrod” wil! | ‘ton at the Coliseum, on beginning Sat | urday. eee BLUE MOUSE ° Why do girls leave home? A vital question that has intrigued | the Interest of scores of we fare | jes thrucut the country. This mn Which is dramat in the new Wil Anna Q Nilawon he ads the cast. | COLONIAL cinating actress ie se The charmir ne pers in the role jot a bewitching siren, working her | wiles upon the uns haci"--the hero y Tearle ting soul ofy” Mic le played Yankee of King Arthur's! “Is featured in “Wife Againat the new First tion which OAK Some o film ever mi is offe wood's of tls | « HERE TOMORROW JACKIE COOGAN The “KID” Himself in A Riot of Fun PECK’S BAD BOY International News 200—Admission—20c | | NTER GARDE THEATRE UNION—10c—VICTORY THEATER Today—Tomorrow THEATER ‘Third Near Union THE SEATTLE STAR ‘AWARDED HIGH BRITISH HONOR Dr, Ad epent neve India, and winter, Mr lyn ave., in only Athérican |physician in Satehgar, India, dur ing the years of the war at that ti * of the I ‘Dr, Woodard © India in this capacity some jin the summer time late Three world fairs have been held in the United States since 1893 ——————————EEEEEEEEE 7 Everybody knows this comical little chap. He is coming to the Coliseum Saturday in “Penrod,” a lively picturizati of Beoth Tarkington’ '8 world- faryous story. Prizes Offered for Best , ‘ Theatrical Parade Stunts® Wanted—all Still good to make things the novelty stunts, The parade is being staged as In your earliest recollec- Theater Week,” which: ts, de ai sea tions there was always Vie weeks th chee aS ge cers a bottle of Heinz Toma- for’ the comin ay 18 to Ketchup on the table, saertie, aie o And things tasted pretty ie will also have « week eood those days. Try a * bottle of Heinz Tomato ‘Ketchup with your next _ meal and see how it bringsback yourappetite. HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP in Seattle for the big parade of fowntown theaters on Tuesday charge of the prizes stunts mer; the by & non pro pal. The ty feature! pl will be Phasized, either in clo walk, make-up, ter Week.” crating up—and ft will be “the ban Seattle's theatrical history such All those who want to enter the Parade should get in touch with L. 0, Lukan, at the First National Biiett 462 k, the Plans for the large@t film la tory of any sing pany are being made by ““imous Players-Lasky The Lasky studio in Hollywood and wiil! ‘ have a 48-hour week capacity of 1,600,000 feet of film, , nour abe will lead the producing « the Fa tion the} laboratory will be built at showing at the day night Oak unti - jen Natives of countties in which the House Peters and Jane Novak | banana grews scrape off the mealy. are the featured players. coating before eating the fruit. Yestt Tovay FOREVER TH ABOUT THE KU KLUX KLAN FB xposing a Co Conspiracy ag American Ideals, \meriean Institu and American Womanhood “THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW” and “THE KNIGHTS of the KU KLUX KLEN RIDE AGAIN” RDAY AND Metropolitan Theater, Seattle, Wn. Friday and Saturday February 17th and 18th, 1922 Sat, Mat, 230 P, M; Evenings 8 P.M. ichets on sale atthe Theatre Admission TIMES toMcur GLADYS WALTON in “THE GUTTERSNIPE” STARTING TOMORROW IN PERSON 4 Times Daily = -ZOwnmMmvw a= mates HOOT GIBSON _“Headin’ West” and in Person. = COLUMBIA FORMERLY THE CLEMMER See a Show— It's “Go to he ater Hrownte and Haby Peasy Columbia Orchestra Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN GQ) OTTO F KEGEL, Preaidunt { THE FEBRUARY SALE OF HOUSEWARES Continues to Give Exceptional Values Odds and ends of Gray Granite Ware, in- cluding Tea Pots, Double Boilers, Tea Kettles, Cake Pans, Water Pails, Seap Holders, Ladles, are marked at HALF PRICE. Casseroles, with Pyrex glass or vitrified china insets, in nickel-plated frames—many attrac- tive shapes, are marked HALF PRICE. Odd Dinner Sets and Odd Pieces of Dinner- ware, from open-stock patterns not now com- plete, are being closed out at HALF PRICE, Marquisette Curtains On Sale Saturday $1.95 Per Pair There are only 56 pairs of these good quality Mar- | quisette Curtains, made with 2-inch hemstitehed borders, in ecru and ivory colors, in this offering. All are 214 yards long and are exceptional values at the special price; pair, $1.95. We Have Just Received a Large Selection of Washable Cotton Chenille Rugs Which are greatly favored for bedroom use. You will find among them rugs with a gray ground,in’ combination with light blue, dark blue, rose, pink, brown and black patterns, that are new and especially desirable. : When you are in the store, go to the Second Floor and ask to see these new Cotton Chenille Rugs. | Hail! Hail! The | Gang’s All Here! Herman and Verman, Sammy Wiliams and Penrod to the final freckle, So look out for a big week of fun, | Starting | Saturday! Tho Big First National Week Production as the irrepressible “PENROD!” KAY and His Famous Orchestra or eteees ‘ PERORRE Eo ESD ERRE EE OBER CO ENGR REN CREE.