The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 3

WED DAY, MARCH Filliam Hart | Makes Good as Author-Actor By Daisy Henry when | Dorothy Dalton at Strand one would William S. Hart knowledge ele days. women tr are por delity as written many stories b and they have all been Gistinguished by their writer's sin cerity of purpose Deen lacking in humanness Hart's ls “Travelin’ On," the p of which will be shown at the Liberty soon with authoractor in the leading role, | have never ntial action, q .o% | It has been noticeable of Inte that with fewer and bigger pictures being made, films are enjoying more cap able casts, Better pictures result. ‘The cast of a new film includes Rosemary Theby, Alice Lake, Wal Jace and Noah Beery, Gaston Glass, Kenneth Harian and Hector Sarno. It is “I Am the Law,” directed by Edwin Carewe. . Charles Ray, fore, is to make only tw year under his new cc United Artists. His first st ' the production of his next picture) Dorothy Dalton wears this fetching costume m “tool's Ee ne ae ee eet Paradise,” the Cecil DeMille production showing in its second |]} «tes Ray oo Be a tae he | big week at the Strand. Her role is that of Poll Patchouli, a|}} aren, cantina dancer in Mexico, Relieved of technical details, Ray iigeiinasediiapeiomeae will have more time to attend to the features of his productions. He will choose his own vehicles and supervise their preparation for the screen. gic, with ends, Gebh invtne mhest| tacks produced te Sts original tecwe,| melodramatic situation of the story. | includes the Matheson |} Tang, the prominent Italian dian, name of ‘rage WINTER GARDEN Harold Waldridge, the youth In around whose picturesque the new George Arliss film play, |character the dramatic story ts/[| STRAND E ts ofterea at | The Ruling Passion the Win- | built. il A pleasing prologue is offered at! ter Garden thin week began his stage} «, * ts ; 3 ‘Carnival nowt the Co |]| the Strand in conjunction with the | career with David Warfield in “The eviter nschusepeuryasedine eld aa | showing of the elaborate De Mille | \uctioneer ” }ie shows great promise. |!0Rlal until Friday night. | “Fool's Paradise,” when production. #8 Might comedy role in two pretty girls, who look enough | « . . oa - } alike to be twins, clad In snow-white| yinaty old philanthropist. costumes, offer a clever terpsichor. see fan number. Their dance ts enthu siastically applauded at each per. UNITY WEEK ts now under way } in Seattle, as a result of a joint meet ing of business and advertising clubs, LIBERTY | ‘The fight scenes in “The World’s|im Washington Hotel Annex, Tues. | formance. a | Champion,” Reid's ae day, with the aim of promoting || j picture, a comed " friendly relations between communi. |]! COLUMBIA owing at the Liberty this week ve *\ thea of the Pacific coast. aroused much enthusiasm on the 3.0: trae: A part of the masculine section of the audience, Resides several fiatic en counters with stevedores, ete. Reid Se ee eee uc cna. ot Indigestion, Nerv- course, comes —, | ousness and Head- the prince ot @Ches Gone and I | Gained 10 Pounds On TANLAC says Mrs. Loretta Tar- ley, 2028 S. Lawrence Many who have seen the captivat ing Priscilla Dean in her latest Uni. versal picture, “Wtid Honey.” now showing at the Columbia, like the young star !n this feature even bet ter than in “Conflict,” which was shown here recently and which ts rated as Miss Dean's best screen of fering. She portrays the role of the spl COLISEUM Frank Campean, sereen villains, plays the v Tariff, in “The Lane That Ha Turning.” the first Agnes Ay Paramount starring vehicle, now the Coliseum, and those who have already witnessed the offering wil! readily agree he ts “the most de-} spicable wretch who ever walked.” | Campeanu ranks with Theodore Roberts as one of the screen's tore-| most character actors, St., Wichita, Kansas. a ie aris | Many women endure : nacted from the tntertor | complaints for TONIGHT fel Ae ong Saude palace 00 years without know- 8:00 o'Clock *| ing jast where to turn for the mysterious depts of Lon “Limehouse.” ta “The Lone V Daughter,” which i» the featu con on agys Oak Wednesday & relief. T. ibe seine ‘Glaum, heroine of numer: | thousands to the enjo y. Parker Tela productions, '| of perfect health poo gems ae es <0 did Mrs. Tarley. Get a botti: today at any good druggist. New Playing LONE WOLF’S DAUGHTER —An Indian Romance COLONIAL The cast of “ pressive International | ” the im nereen spec THE MAGNIFICENT SCREEN ATTRACTION TWELFTH DAY AND THEYRE STILL SWARMING TO SEE WILD HONEY AT THE COLUMBIA Two More Days and 1 ENTRANCING TALE OF NEWS COMEDY COMING SATURDAY Why Girls Leave Home ADMISSION TWENTY CENTS ANY TIME ooowaro R THEATE! ADISON ONLY TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR ON SCREEN AND STAGE GEORGE ARLISS IN A ROLLICKING COMEDY, CHUCKLES AND FUN GALORE “THE RULING PASSION” FROM EARL BIGGER'S STORY * IN SATURDAY EVENING POST Winter GARDE WE'LL INTRODUCE YOU TO THE MOST LIKABLE HERO YOU EVER SAW! WATCH AFTERNOONS EVENINGS THEATRE THE SEATTLE STAR Open an Account at Grote Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTT0 F. KEGEL, President, PAGE 3 The Gives home-makers an opportunity to exercise the truest thrift—which consists of judicious buying. In this sale we have arranged special groups of merchan- dise from our regular stocks which have the greatest utility in the average heme. Window Shades 69c Each Window Shades of excellent quality, 86 inches wide and 6 feet long, mount- ed on guaranteed rollers. The colors are light tan and dark green; special, each 69¢. —Second Floor Drapery Section Art Burlap 28c Yard Good quality Art Burlap, 36 inches wide, in brown, green, blue, red and natural colors. These Burlaps are of a very even weave and are suitable for wall work or hangings. Second Floor, Drapery Section Beaded Bags Each $2.89 The Art Needle Work Section fea- tures a special purchase of Beaded Bags in rich dark colorings at this very spe- cial price, each $2.89. One hundred Bags are included, finished with draw string tops and beaded tassels. —Seound Floor, Marquisette Curtains $2.69 Pair Marquisette Curtains of a very su- perior quality, finished with Barman lace edges and hemstitched borders; special, the pair, $2.69, —Second Floor, Drepery Section Stock Reducing Clearance of Linoleum Both Printed and Inlaid Linoleum are being featured at prices that offer sub- stantial savings to those who have Linoleum to buy for kitchen or bath room. 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