The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 3

rRIDAY, MARCH 24, 195 ya THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 i F a j i pp susmesieendiniehinn os ELE BS | COE SUM INBEATY Popular Films [ IN STRAND PLAY i ] Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s Will Be Held | THE GROTE-RANKIN CO { OTTO F.KEGEL, President, Last Times Friday “Turn to the Right” Home of Hyg Successes Last Times Friday— Over Few Days’ “A Man’s Home” and Larry Semon in “The Saw Mill!” Fifth Avenue and Pike Street START- fand, and SATUR pee latter is a great melodramatic ting of Mildred Harris Miss Harr tudied t under A BIG DOUBLE BILL Koaloft, noted portrays roles in the De M ee Rumor has it that a radical re organization is to be effected in the Robertson-Cole org Wheth er or not this w t Bensue Hayakawa, Doris May and other players now being starred under the RC, banner is not yet known, P. in Powe: noted film magnate, who recently acquired a controtiing im! terest in the organisation, in cred ited with the statement that “Some | new ones may come and some other |may go out.” ak Pauline Frederick, RC. star, haa! j just announced her intention of giving up movies for the stage) again | } Paramount has purchased ecreen| rights to Booth Tarkington's “Clar ence." William De Mille will direct the picture, | eee | —with— Wally Reid “The World’s Champion” A Knockout Love Story! | STRAND Living Room Suites eu preuy wa i Bed Davenport $ 50 Paradise,” which ix being held over| Mildred Harris. She has a charming role in “Fool's Para- nd sive and cupkating uutitul max idise,” the pretentious Cecil DeMille production, which is * enum The cast includes Dorothy Dalton,| winning so much praise at the Strand this week, the man- Chair and Rocker Mildred Harris, Conrad Nagel and| agement has announced it as a holdover attraction. Theodore Kosloff. - aes eee COLT META, tater PLAN TO FIGHT |PREHISTORIC A Living Room Suite like this solves the furnishing problem of many mimph to the series of her screen householders. a ot Couthn srocoare DR JORDAN WILL MAN IS FOUND Here is a beautiful Davenport, supremely comfortable, with enough novel, w owing to popular de ‘ | |}, seating capacity for guests—and yet a bed so perfect that many prefer neqae' at’ tae Cotbecin thetex ee || it to the comfort of other style beds. —When unexpected visitors arrive AND FUNNY ina hath, wench wweitttawans| Bequest to City and to Di-|Petrified Body Discovered in thruout, deals with the experiences i , ‘ of an intrepid English society girl vorcee Opposed Coal Mine —When the extra room is to be rented eee y . . tas Packs . Wieren Glucen Claiming kt hale tather's wi,| PARSONS, Kan, March 9—The —When storms detain friends After 20 years of succensful|which cuts them off with $1 each | body of a man thought to have lived | —When the nurse arrives A prehistoric age which has beer ‘cont deift near Wels, {f/ ‘Then is when a Pullman demonstrates its double worth. thane a canara gre To possess one of these Suites in your home is to really possess was found at the presentation on the stage of roles ance of his fortune portraying the eynic, the satirt the crafty, designing schemer and ttle similar roles, George Arties will be | Muence fid Jeaves the be of and t ty of | ur f improper in sen in an entirely new character. | Eu another room. tation in “The Ruling Passion,” | are « which opens Saturday at the Win-| | ‘ ter Garden. In this pfeture hin role a fe that of a kindly-hearted philan lA. . Cc 1 | : thropist. f |American onsuls Lise’ roe Sager nn ber ot eee Are Called Best of English society, was found shot Wallace Reid's new Paramount] ¢1 95.000 to $150,000, in bequeathed te to-Geath tn nee eee ee ae World's Champion,” | tno Saturday at}tne p ts attle, on condition that | LONDON, March 34—T. W. C.) cuy had suffered heavy |North, a prominent business man | jowses, just returned from South America, | CHAR STOM, bs Mor nore 24. | reports thet American consuls are| If you valhs veer wate let Haynes im Smith, a shortor@er cook, repair it. Next Liberty theatre—Adv. or t itis wearted of a life of egg frying He | fF superior to the British in help eS ¢| went to a bridge over Elk efver. He | ing their countrymen develop trade 5 fastened one end of a rope aliiut his | felds. ! The ta in which the object was| neck and the other to the bridge. He | —————— pa up stones in which t 4 ganoline on his clothes and| over his head, severing the rope. A Z od. They measure ed a piece of flaming torch, he dropped into the || DMs. Public Healing Assembly three feet across and are fey waters, The cold shock made|| ®t 8:13 p.m. this Friday, Marelt to have been made by a pre er he held a gun.| him sick. His stomac! 24, 1922. Public cordially invited. nge form off the railing of | poise The water No Charge. Free Will Offering. n a swamp|the bridge; the gun went off—but! flames. Jim swam ashore go remnants of | —— nal were found. The « ite sale be uned fe & delightful) the construction of a new mun pe ould go far to) howpital, to bear the name of the) ,,, army of new admir | donor The pe json ts Wiagliy’s charm the beqnent ts refimed. this prep-|to wi Jing little leading lady, Pi aoa ners. Steere be: of the cast in quite ad “ tind me cout’ os 6 who is named aa executrix of unusual le tate, and who is a principal benefict ary COLONIAL Rudolph Valentino enacts the leading role in “Uncharted Seas,” the picture which will opem at the Colonial Valentino is FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10c CHAS. RAY 10c AN OLD-FASHIONED noy NEWS COMEDY Minn Helen |queathed 120 acres ¢ near Bremerton Jobn e | Shoes last longer, repaired at Lip |J0bR Fleming . han bee ke Pipet ave Advertisemen: he earty action takes piace about the ) exaroine the strata dove San Francisco harbor ed man Alice Lake plays the leading areata | rey on Eastern Hungary yyoopwarp | “GUARANTEED = Males i EE at wis Swept by Flu} e ‘our ’ tUDAPEST arch 2 in enn THEATER | dpe sick, soem fUpats 5 be : ¢ Eastern Hungary. Count. | THIRD AT MADISON | o-T up-set ea the have been stricken, yap stomachs and deaths are numerous feel Fine | pasod on J M ; RELIEVES —Gas acid neert burn z é brangieinapedin, Sigel tt ’ d > of oA chin adc play The Admirable Crichton, a J r 4 CONTINUOUS 17011 “A WHOLE LOT BETTER FOR A WHOLE LOT Liss” Here for Entire Week COMMENCING TOMORROW, MARCH 25 TO 34 Pauline Frederick MATS. WED., SAT., All & 2Se, Reserv NIGHT ADULTS 10c i tea — Chikre1Sc “The Family Playhouse” CHULDREN AMATEURS TONIGHT 8:00 o'Clock Sea the Youngsters Perform Also Showing FRI. & SAT. WALLACE A Symbol of Satisfactory Service This Indian Head seal, derived from the original corporation seal of this bank, is a fit- Thousands = REID ting symbol dedicated as a trademark of Vv R wd ae aa it Satisfactory Service. enthralle: by th “ 4 "9 Even as the Old Indian Chief Seattle, whose HELD 0 E ‘asantiliile | What's Your Hurry? portrait appears on this séal, was proven AFEW DAYS of this a se gp Carl steadfast and helpful to the early white set- CECIL | Don't mise tt! posite tlers of this district, so has the management B. a. of this large Old National Bank fulfilled the | MORE! nc reg | ADDED ATTRACTION PRISCILLA responsibilities intrusted to it by its many | production customers throughout the forty years of its steady progress from resources of a few thousand dollars in 1882 to over twenty mil- lion dollars in 1921. “TWO KINDS OF WOMEN” Together With Five Acts of Vaudeville With Babe La Tour AND Fred (Broomstick) Elliott Josselyn & Turner Billy Barlow Dennis Brothers Don't Miss | “The Filipi “ud Tcdtionat as e Filipino Wonders aa the Beauty of the Ice Ballet eg tia, || Musien! ané Mai = Mildred Harris | Conrad Nagel Theo, Kosloft THE WILKE = SHAT own FAMILY THEATER DEAN IN HER CROWNING SUCCESS A STUPENDOUS PICTURIZATION OF WILD HONEY Coming—Gloria Swanson in “Her Husband's Trademark” | Rosi Er (PAG Ge 6 Bhs Ee eee. Bem (Steep Tonight Now Miaying “Scrambled Wives” More Performances nee ‘Tomorrow Second Avenue and Columbia St. LARGEST BANK IN WASHINGTON Bat 7 Added Feature— Tom McKay’s Scotch Revue Beginning With Sumdey Matinee DANTEL KELLEHER, Chairman (1 "c:, AMATEURS =. [| “POTASH AND | BigRastioaenans | conse tent LE GARE ne EL RN EVA TANGUAY (Herself) 4 REX BEACH'S FAMOUS TALE OF ALASKA THE IRON TRAIL NEWS COMEDY TOMORROW—DISRAELL gvonth! sniiss ER, Vice President ‘ Asst, Cashier Vice President WM. KAHLKE, Asst. Cashier J, HH. MINER, Asst. Cashier J. 1. NEWB bk. G. AME BY CYNTHIA STOCKLEY DIRECTED SY WESLEY RUSGLES PERLMUTTER” By MONTAGUE ss Coming April 8 VIOLA DANA In Person dramatization of the do! the Kast Side Jewlut WILD HONKY CANDY KISSES AND SONG GIVEN AWAY