The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1922. TILE PLAYING AT STRAND i nl | Last Times Monday Betty Compson in “The Law and The Woman!” Courtesy, Pletures, Mimste Professor Ezra Potts is a dry old bachelor, afraid of the gals! Until one day, a bat- tling spirit flutters to earth and sneaks in- side Ezra! Then, oh boy! The neighbors get an eyeful! How the old boy does go! Edith Rober's. This pretty young actress is a new Cecil In Mille star, .he is one of the four leading characters in Will Rogers Lila Lee } “Satu-day Night,” DeMilie’s popular offering, which w nou J NY a - jae in its second big week at the Strand, sv 1OU ClUTe a! ” % * % % % * 1 COLISEUM | mirror foreshadowed r her ’ | BEAUTIFUL young wife, mar-|sho was finally forced to ennfess e Glorious Hour of Fun! + red off by her relatives who|at the nth hour and mve AND wished to get rid of her; forbidden the if &.man convicted of a mi SNUB > | IRVING CUMMINGS POLLARD in just fun as Corporal Campbell In the Royal Northwest Mounted Po. lice drama— “PATSY’S JIM!” “Years to Come! . stern, fanatic husband, who loves his wife ax one loves @ horve or dog, keeping ber in subjection; a crue!, merciless master who guides his own life by the holy Word, but rules all under him with oe the terrible sjambok—a long black whip— | Church and School | ‘A young Enetishman, of fine fam Movies, Hays’ Aim |". ¥t comes to the South African vel to learn farmin and who is WASHINGTON, March 6—Mov-| ‘re fet man from the outaide world fes in every school and church ts the/to enter the life of the beauti aim of Will H. Hays, who retired Sat-| tal wife— urday as postmaster general to be! These are the three principal char. come the “Judge Landis of the mo-/®cters in the new picture, “Under nich plays a * time tonight It by moans of thin dea Playing upon the superstition of the gullty woman-—that Mims Compson, LIBERTY NEWS MALOTTE n the role of the faithful wife of the Sceused man, succeeds In ob & confesston from a vam. whom she confronts with the ot ber crime / Se Un) evidence in homicidal Seca MER SONEGA NOW PLATING— SECOND BIG WEEK Beginning Toesday, “One Glorious if} Day." @ clever comedy drama, fea-|]} Cecil B. De Mille’s turing the popular Broadway star 7 the L ih.” the mecond et . “Saturday Night PB tion picture industry.* Seetiggeege 2 |W Rogers, YB epee 4 pring * s also “Patsy Jim,” sta First of ount's Big "The ehuentont. sevic.cught te) ing at the smmings, tn a take {ts place beside McGuffey’s| plays the Third Reader,” Hays said, to empha. | Simpson | size this phase of his work. “The arena nilities of the movie in an edu ieee nal way have been almost over } looked in the rapid rise of the theat rical end of the business "4 jARDEN New York monnt r the story of “Peter Ibbetsen” life that COLUMBIA | “Tracked to Earth.” ¢ | {rama Frank Mayo in MARCH 15 ww which the 3 y taxes will be William 4 the last date on per cent mystery, action. announced by ounty treasurer. ational | Vital Statistics is into marriage slavery— “Under the %, Lash” Coming % ate Davi 1 man He Now Playing SHIRLEY MASON ren treeless rendezvous —in— persuades } —Also and ten vataatige: stoff, 2960 Graham at News, Comedy, and retained ar W arence Earl, 141 Mutt and Jeff - ogy var I i COUNTRY STORE Tonight, 8 o’Clock slooming LIBERTY dihiebins M nM RRIAGE 419 TM Alaska at LICENSES MA TOMORROW Old Fashioned Beef Stew, Potatoes, Bread and Butter 25c In the following COLEGROVE INGROWN TOE NAIL Pauat, Ruby Lee M TURNS OUT ITSELF Bicpissnssiciesconien A nove drops of ity says that a few upon the ingrowing nail nand pain and so kin sur: —IN— “TRACKED TO EARTH” Restaurants | | nea n© too nail, that it can not . penetrate the flesh, and the nail A Whirlwind of Mystery and 1524 Third Ave. turns naturally outward almost over Gripping Action night ~ A680 ro ibe “Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic @Y || manufactured chiropodists, How. “LITTLE MISS MISCHIEF” SPECIALTY FOOD SHOP jever, an uy from the drug | {/ With Pretty Baby Peggy 110 Pike St. store a tiny b containing direc: | \{ Advertisement. 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