The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1922 VALENT INO LIBERTY away with ith considera iatort Rudolph Rud fo Whatshis Val had to peel his shirt « out in front of the Kli ner or later in his undershirt so the flapper NOW PLAYING gure upon his manly musctes That's just what he a Moran of the Lady Letty,” th MARION ty DAVIES ra with iT e . . within im the Picture of Rar jeauty he Phat, to v7 fit the r nee aid who | all time wearing breeches and never a KAY and his famous orchestra marcel in her hatr tl ith. Coming: “Turn to the F Rudolf had been shanghaled when he missed a white-ducks launch ror party in San Francisco bay, Smug Sat. glers took him aboard their sloop as a galley slave, but when he =o ed hin shirt and knocked the a legs from under a deck swab was made second mate. The ship belonging to Dorothy's ol man caught fire and all except Dorothy perished. Redolfo satvaged her and then fought the smuggling captain of his boat for her. ‘The fight ended up in the rigging of the ship. That was much more exciting than it would have been on deck or on tema firma, It gave Redotph an opportunity to kick the jeap’n in the mug and the cap'n aj NOW PLAYING WAu And PLSUE FERGUSON in a Picture of Exquisite Taste “FOREVER” The Story of “Peter Ibbefson™ Coming: “Fool's Paradise” “Moran of the Lady Letty” is Dorothy Dalton’s dest film in months. Valentino does better work in it than he has in any ple ture since “The Four Horsemen.” eee B27 Pea 8 FE. & COLUMBIA | Empires may come and empires may go, but the flapper flaps on for ever. That may de an tnexcusnble adap. otter you pay me tor your dental work INGROWN TOE NAIL | A few drops of “Outgro” upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the Mesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over | night. | “Outgro” t# a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. 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It is a pleasure for me to —ALSO— give this endorsement and express r the good I hay y PEGE BABY PEC L. J. Foote, “PEGGY Bi SATURDAY — PRISCILLA ree’s famous remedies can DEAN in “Wild Honey” be 4 of your neighborhood iru t in tablets or Nauid, at Columb you can have confidential medical Dr. Pierce's the fa falo, N. Y THE: ATER PLAYING " CORINNE GRIFFITH IN HER ‘ATEST CESS MORAL FIBRE NEWS COMEDY UNION ‘0c VICTORY Third Near Union ‘Third Near Pike ay Last Times Today Last Times William Russell Dustin Farnum pr the “Singing River” A Thrilling Western Drama COMEDY NEWS MAT. 10 NIGHTS 2 and 9 Notable Cast tn “The Wa riage of Wm. Ashe” MATS. WED., SA All Sen Next. “Merely Mery Ann” “The Primal Law” A Stirring Western Story COMEDY N How to Toughen Skin so Nat} at | Turns Out Itself : th THE lecene from “Forever,” the.‘ tation of some wise and honored bro. mide, but it serves the purpose. It explains the growing popularity of Gladys Walton as the flapper imper sonator of the screen. s Walton's latest “flappertaa e Columbia. It is tion called aay, “The Wise the start. But to pretend it. And it is said the Offers some situations that with wit and humor, depic = her mental growth from flapper to full grown woman STRAND pleture Strand with est in that is lowt In beauty of the photographic compoaition gives them the quality of fine steel etchings. Forever” is Wallace 1's most pretentious attempt at romantic act ing. He measures up to require ments, Elsie Ferguson, his co-star completely subordinates her personality to that of the char of Mimsie. Thur one would t think of the character as being Mixs Ferguson were she not billed on the program. “Forever” {x as pleturteation of George Du Maurier’s famous novel “Peter Ibbetson.” The scenes are laid in Burope and tell a dramatic story. exteriors eee COLONIAL Corinne Griffith ts the charming little heroine of “Moral Fiber,” the dramatic photoplay showing at the Colonial The story presents the popular actreas in one of the be on whe has had. In the early she por trays a child of 14, romping thru the She is the sole companion | country ot her br r, and wh ortune ter the girl grows mined to wrong. nge is not hers | COLISEUM Marion Davies Is at the Collseurn. She is playing in “Enchantment.” In | this offer Mian Davies proves that she has more than mere beauty to claim recognition as a movie actrem “Enchantment” the screen title for “Manhan n Frank F Adama’ # It is a modern “Tam ing of the Shrew.” The shrew in t an uppish flapper who cc with her n in the awe is ‘0 be seen in put ovided they rem She « Cleopatra had little on her in the matter of vam: men. In fact, were Cleopatra she might learn a trick or two from this modern siren. Her father, thinking to bring her to an actor to make actor is to win her | her sennes, ¢ love to her, T love and then scorn her. That was a good idea, but tt didn’ work. T actor couldn't scorn he so he married her, “ee Ww prsbiviare, GARDEN hings of De NOW AT STRAND Dorothy Daiton and Wallace ‘Peter Ibbetson” hance for a high dive into the biue| which is being shcwn at the Strand. | - anitalfrom | Stewart arring v hm on view at the Winter Garden this week, 1 a picturizition of Jan Murfin's| novel, “The Tornado.” | The three main characters tn the . Julie Laneau, trayed by Stewart; Geoff Arnold, por ad by nson, and Herbert Ra by Wa ter Me a tiny while Baby Wants Cuticura It Keeps His Skin Soft Smooth and Clear Baby's tender skin requires mild, sooth ing properties such ae are found in the Cuttcura Soap, Ointment and Taleum. The Soap is so sweet, pure and cleansing and the Ointmen' ewpeciatly when b Cuticura Talcum in Dr. King s Pills | Reid as they appear in a picturization, lroughly by destiny during the prog reas of the ntory, they are all left happy and comfortable Th climax is full of suspense. 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Seven large floors of Furniture and Homefurnishings—one of the largest stocks in the North- west—a credit system that provides deferred payments to meet your individual requirements—this is the barometer of this store’s leadership, efficiency and popularity. x One of the Unusual Values Offered Ivory Enameled Bedroom Suite, as Illustrated And this is easily seventy-five dollars less than it has ever been offered for. $119> The Dresser, Chif- fonier, Bed and Dressing Table are substantially constructed and beautifully ornamented with cane panels. This offering is indicative of the compelling force of the values that are being continually fea- tured at this store. 2,000 Pairs of Lace, Net and Marquisette Curtains in the March Curtain Sale Most unusual values are being featured in this sale. The outstanding values are the five groups described below—in addition to these are Odd Lots of Curtains to Be Closed Out at Half Price. In Group One Are Large Assortments of Filet Lace Curtains At $1.39 Pair Trimmed with lace, their small allover de- signs are very attract- ive. The size is 382 inches by 214 yards long. They are espe- cially serviceable. Group Three More than 400 pairs of Lace Net and Irish Point tains. The Net Curtains are inches wide and are featured the new two-tone effects so pop- ular this Spring. Special, the pair: $4.39 Filet Cur- ican Group Four Here are many pairs of Amerex Weave and fine Point Filet Cur- tains trimmed with linen edges and among them are new C ment Curtains trimmed with fringe. The selection and values are unusual. Special, the pair: $7.85 The very best found among this group of fine Imported Duchess Arabian, Point Genes, Curtains. price asked is one-half of their regular Group Two Several Hundred Pairs Filet Lace Curtains At $2.69 Pair Twenty different styles with neatly trimmed edges. Nearly all are 21% yards long. Among them are also fine Panel Lace Cur- tains. All are very special values. Group Five values can be Tambour and other fine In many instances the value. Special, the pair: $13.50