The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 3

SEATTL ILLOW WINTHRS girl who is © ‘ i) to stardom by an accident to the star, is the role played by Miss Du. | Pont, Universal's beautiful blonde | tar who is now at the Columbia ip | he Golden Gallows,” | | “Phe Golden ¢ by Victoria Galland as a magazine story, It was filmed undor the direc tion of Paul Scardon, with Jack) ower, Barbara ‘Tennant and Eve | Southern in supporting rolea | eee | | WOW PLAYING— / ETHEL | COLISEUM | Proving itself a charming picture “Her Own Money hel Clayton's | | new Paramount picture, opened at} the Coliseum today. | | Miss Clayton appears as a eelf.de.| | Wallace Reid. He has a de-|"¥'"* ng wife who oncrifices her eae savings save her young husband | jlightful role in “The Love trom ba by unexpect. | Special,” a thrilii i edly lon oe ne tng railroad falled to appreciate the eentiment} | story, showing at the Winter |tnat animated her lGarden thie week. Warner Baxter plays the husband. | AYTON tn “Her Own Moncy* use be STRAND | The perfect courtesy of the host | who drank from bis finger bow! be COMING SATU cause one of his et 1, has its “Hearts of the ure a CT counterpart Night th 1 jon on the Strand this week, In the sereen version of this tel dent the circumstances are some:} what different, Here it Is a husband | wh plicates bis wife's somewhat! abie manners in order to spare her feelings. ‘Theodore Kosloff, famous artist, actor and dancer, head of the Im. perial Russian ballet in Los Angeles 7 NE a‘l bas a role in Wallace Reid's new NOW PLAYING pleture, “The Dictator,” which should Cecil B. DeMille’s prove one of his best to date, It is} that of Dr. Rivas, a notorious liberal iat. husband and Edith Roberts is the eee wite, Bebe Daniles and Jack Holt are in} Arizona, working on ex.| WINTER GARDEN terior scenes for “Va! of Paradine.” Once a eee a way }film was made when Sarah Bern: | of 4 villain, he is obliged to stick to jhardt was persuad by Adolph | “heavi to the end. This ts the Zukor to appea her stage success, |*Perience of nearly all sereen pi | “Queen Elizat jers except Clarence Burton, a v with a repu in Paramount pic one of the moat on the sereen, b part in Wal fluny League Hears Mayoralty Seekers Das Landon, Charles H. Miller ana} “Saturday Night.” the film play tures. . } now showing at the Strand, was weil |" ‘T. J. Cunningham, mayoralty candi. | dates, explained their platforms to} TePresented in the laundryman the Mumicipal league Tuesday, Lan. | PAPAde held Wednesday afternoon. don reviewed his stand on important | eA iieet Winter Garden ‘measures in the state legislature, of | “Without Benefit of Clergy,” a eee which he was a member for 12 years; | ScTeen adaptation of the short story Miller attacked Walter ¥*. Meier's | Masterpiece by Kipling, t# being |COLONTAL position on the railway purchase | thown at the Palace-Mip for the last ‘The ttle of the new W @eal, and Cunningham emphasized | time today in conjunction with the | picture, dis promise to give the city a bua-| vaudeville show. which Bess administration. ree 12 Tom Moore plays with Betty Comp- son in the new Paramount picture, |® $| with all my heart. * showing t him to stay away from me, liam Fox her from meet at the home of a friend. “Over the Border [yearn in the penit crime : | eee |which he did not « story the home of the sister with whom I liv ; } “The Crimson Challenge” in a new |'* sd ed with sw ; film play in which Dorothy Da se action, and te have 9 remar cared any more. sare. If you value your wateh. let Haynes OAK repair it. Next Liberty theatre-—Adv.! ‘The blasting of a barren sand plot not. What shall 1 do? ————— a the Mojave desert ts one of the jclimas, portunity.” the new picture drama opened at the Oak Wednesday. part of a youn: enters an hb intng engineer who ed desert region | fn coppers Tonight is amaterr night tm con Junction with the regular program. eee “So This Is Artzona," a Western | love affair. tw at the Rex this week. ring tale with action unfolded sparingly. Every situation ts» fi with exciting Interest and there is} less tears and regrets. | Genevieve Berto, a new screen “find plays an important part. j Word, Al Tart and Hamilton are in the pi th and poise. | Go out with other young ! whether you e¢8 on > TiPrun| people, so pecially enjoy their friendship or not. By trying to have a pleasant time, and by trying \Be Better Looking—Take} to , ae they “a yy : ” Olive Tablets | joyable time, you will gradu en ‘ally regain your former llow—complexion | cheerfulness. Others have for- appetite poor | gotten their unhappiness, and, —you have a bad taste in your) sam do 00, (00. | mouth—a lazy, no-good feeling—you you can do ’ should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tableto—a sub-| what were the teams in the Fed- stitute for calomel—were prepared jera) baseball league in 19137 by Dr. Edwards after 17 years of| jndianapolis, Cleveland, St. Lowts, study. | Chicago, Kansas City and Pittsburg. Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a If you skin is ye’ pallid—tongue coated | “ef purely vegetable compound mixed} wat in the best solder for galvan- 2 7 with olive ofl. You will know them 4 iron? In th i . a oe ware Oe. ne | The bureau of standards says that n the very appealing picture of how anew To have a clear, pink skin, bright] i+ iy petieved there ta no better meth- les, a feeling of buoy ring galvanized iron than od of sol you must 4, the use of sinc chioride or rosin as a soldering flu. | see \__ kindof chorus girl handled some an— The cient temptations oldenGallows. iz COLUMBIA Saturday—Frank Mayo in “SLIPPER TONGUE,” From the Saturday Evening Post od day Dr, Edwards’ ¢ nd t yet have no dar They start tt constipation. ve Tablets act on ls like calomel— erous after effects. bile and overcome bho or. two} _Cltric acid is contained in the futce nightly and note the pleasing resuits.|°/ lemons and limes, and injurious Millions of boxes are sold nnnually |My to those who ere not in good and 30¢ physical condition. THIRD the liver In citric acid harmful to the stom- ach or body? 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So in the | wakes Ten years ago the first feature) Movies, when a man plays the part or Miss, 18, Wants Love — Boy's Mother Objects —} Writes for Advice—Says She Can't Forget Him °| Dear Miss Grey: I am a girl 18 years old. have been going with a young man the same age. ¢ Some time ago he had a misunderstand-| | ing with his father and wrote me a letter sa | sorry to break off our friendship, but that his mother wished} I can’t understand why they ob- x} ject to me for they have never even s | ceived his letter | was so broken-hear hours and still cry myself to sleep 1 see this boy for nearly two weeks. Now he now! to come especially to see me, and he doesn’t act as tho he! . He never asks me to go out with him. so unhappy I feel like ending my life. | any other boys. Please don't tell me to forget him, for ps : s It is very evident why this boy's parents wished to break! thrilling scenes in “The Coast of OB | 4/7 their son's friendship with you, peaks tho they had never) starring Warren J. Kerrigan, which | #cen you, and may have nothing against you. Both you and their son are too young to be thinking In this feature Kerrigan takes the! seriguely of becoming engaged, yet evidently you were mon- opolizing each other's time, and were letting your interest in| of Mexico searthing for bis"fortune| each other interfere with the other friendships you should | have been enjoying, and perhaps with your studies or work. Doubtless the parents would not have interfered if your) friendship had been kept on a more reasonable basis, and you} ' REX had regarded it merely as a friendship instead of as a serious | wee There is nothing you can do about this, and you should not | \ery. Simply make the best of matters and put an end to use- When you talk of ending your life you give the young man’s also a pretty romance in which| parents very definite grounds for objections to you. might naturally disapprove most seriously if their son should ° ever consider marrying anyone so lacking in pride, strength 90 . aeihidiie’ @ 221-Third Ave center, It is Mise Grey will receive callers ; mete tre tent Gk oat ae Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s | Thursday from 11 & m.t week. Please do not come a er times as it seriously interferes with her riting on Tue THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO 1. KEGEL, Preaidert PIKE ST. AT FIFTH AVE. | | New § » . own part inter- 7 ont in a store there | Yes. Lincoln lived for a time in |New Salem and was a partner in a 4 | grocery store with William F, Berry 3 | ee | } In what state ts a governor not |! % Joligihle for re-election for any two | A | nuccensive termn? } é | He is not eligible im Florida, Ken- |}, North Carolina, New Jersey, Virginia A. ’ | 4 i | What ts meant by a love set in /f) y lahoma, Pennsylvania, tennis? land West Virginia. | .. | A love set in tennis ts atx games |won by one side and none for the e ues loppesite side, There are mx games to (<d ib |a set. A love game ts all points won | e / ( stain with a ring of French chalk Rub the stain with a clean cloth until it ta thoroty dried. Gasoline may be used in like French chalk with chloroform into a thick paste, spread on the apot, leave wntit dry, brush off. | sary. anner. 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