The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 3

SECOND NEAR SENECA STARTING SATURDAY Pde ag ¥ a WC ee Ove Co- Gaar of HE OBDJNE/STE IN BE LONE : RAK Sees 4 uestion” Her Latest Photoplay— A Thrilling Story of the FAR NORTH And in “A DAY AT THE Miss Lovely will also ” present her famous “THEIR WEDDING ich Mim Lovely will MAKE NIGHT? PICTURES of the With e ly kidd and y e will be « MILTON WELCH \ Strand screen the following week LAST TIMES FRIDAY—“FOOL’S PARADISE” Will Construct Robbed Five Times COPENHAGEN, Ma cirenit An apartment « ed five times within a year STARTING TOMORROW SATURDAY, APRIL 1 Loew's Palace Hip Eva Tanguay The Only Person in Theatri cal History to Play N.Y. 3 Consecutive Years, IN ADDITION TO BIG SHOW NO ADVANCE IN PRICES THE CORNISH SCHOOL Drama Music Dance Roy Street at Harvard Telephone Capitol 0240 Piano, Voice, Violin, Violoncello, Harp, Dancing, French, Spanish, Expression Moderate Tuitions—Vaculty of 0 F nent Members THE SEATTLE STAR Star Newsies [ CAREY AND FAMILY — ] to Be Guests at Columbia By Daisy Henry An gutsts of Manager mal! an we t up nd his new picture re r than ¢ Fox h showed here a short time age. wise Lovely, the young screen s to appear in perron at rrived in town Friday morn arin da he vinited ping tour, and the fol were honored by a visit Sixteen shop, Indian mer and Rosalia flower store Fred Haines Motor Car Co, placed « onal of Mins Louise during the Entertainers, Daddy of singers: will be the ‘olontal Prt ay Par sented at th performances in conjunction The » aper' oe vith the regular picture program. one Mra, William S Hart (Winifred estover), is at the Oak theater Ray} Nice little family group—doesn't look like a movie family, * does it? But it's Harry Carey, Mrs. Carey and “Dobie,’ their | young son, who is not yet a year old. “ee | Dobie’s dad comes to the Columbia Saturday in “Man to At a meeting of the Los Angeles! Man,” a screen adaptation from the celebrated novel by Jack- som Gregory. laying ¢ tele biende and a clever act nar: | / t for|anke of the girl he loves. a of impre reen plays was ¢ quality * Marguerite Marah is the girl ne cee J. A. Quinn, president of the asso-| LIBERTY declared that the public de| A vivid, unusual story, a star of tinves. | undoubt sion of ex a au tings—such Is th n of “Travelin’ ¢ 2S Hart thriller, which | sient Vow," Liberty Saturday eee moment the conutul exh maintained a udard ep in his offerings. | . The of Arizona as it wae ir WINTER GARDEN tu when might war! strana ef moral ts moat pic Wife Trap. n the Sateve All the adventure, thrill, mystery, | righ’ pont Pattullo omance and color that makes the o7eaP |*Her Man.” aovels of Jules Verne, the famous| COLUMBIA ey a Starting in the dreamy moonlight scientific and geo. alluring, has/of @ tropical night tn to the screen in| South Sea island, and French auth graphical roma been tra "The Isl which opens at the Winter Garde: Saturday. | *\ of the “elephant gir ng in the exert: sun feature to Love,” @ « * the Pathe feature|full glare of an Arizor n to Man,” the Univers nts a vartety of backgrounds Milly Bevan ts still seeing stare 1 by a It i an adaptation of Verne’s|4ainst which the inimitable West Mathias Sandort jern star, Harry Carey, characterizes “ee the figure of ant | STRAND Man to Ma aturday at Mins Louise Lovely in person the Columbia ch ts the bil ne Strand] eee new show w at | COLANIAL Mine Lovely ting Why Girls Leave Home," the ugg actress and b swaiting her h interest. f feature pk tion,” the yor Wiltam Fox thi been enje 1 ap ginning sa peor in @ real vau teville act sce meow c,h, "al |Crop News Will Be COLISEUM haracter Sent Out by Radio “Boomerang Bill" will be the next oe cum. 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