The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1929, GLORIA SWANSON Only Three Star of “The Great Moment!” Days More ee ne EVERY SCENE IS (A GREAT MOMENT” IN Wa DON’T MISS THE BATTLE WITH THE WILDCAT! “PROLOGUE DE LUXE !” ‘The cabaret dance by girls who did the same scene for Mias Swanson in the film. ing of “Her Husband's Trademark.” Elmer FLOYD’S “Dancing Debutanes” By Courtesy John Savage, Butler Hotel im tory lists any wike wives, | Passage of year, starring only the/ THE W (Who te This | CONTEST RULES days, It started saturday, April § ends Fri What “h 1 FP enting my Bach which pioture The first thing wary to win one of the prise to clip each day the Fool ish Wife" and mark plainly in the *pace provided the name of the n represent Prises will be awarded to the contestants who submit ¢ ma oF day a tet of includes the name printed, will be of the blished ploture of a argeet number of cor reet answers to the 12 fllustra tions 3. KE SWERS U THE CONT in the 12 pictures with your an orm to the lish Wives” Contest Editor, Seattle Star. Name of Contestant Addrens é Depa Sse ss saab cgay ee (Save answeps until 12 are printed, | beard. eee 11, Moll Flanders in Defoe’s “Moll $ 60 | Flanders," aby Guinevere, wife of King Ar 16 |thur, in medieval romance. 10| 18. Polly Peacham in Gay's “The ——~ | Beg.qirs Opera.” DOM. 6 note cvice bes $100, 14, Roxana, wife of Alexander the Also 10 pairs of tickets for “Fool: | Great ish Wives,” at the Columbia. 16, Eiolen, wife of Menelaus, and | jthe cause of the Trajan war. Still they come, “The Foolish) 16. Hermione, wife of Dadmus, Wives"—the world ts full of them!/daughter of Mars and Venua, in One almost wonders if cruel bis | Greek mythology or lets| 26. Jezebel, wife of King Ahab of }them slip unnoted down the dim | l#rael 17, Carol apna: bere eee ieatnert fo of Petruchi | de wueey | atherine, wife of Petruchio, | Yeuterday's “Foolish Wife” waslin “rhe Taming of the Shrew An easy one—surely you guessed) 19 Lady Macbeth, in her, Today we give you one just! gnoare’s “Macbeth.” & degree harder, But it's worth «| 30, Lot's wife, who fed from 804. little thinking, isn’t It, for a chance|om, and disobeyed her Lord's in at that first $50 prize? jetructiona. And remember tne first prise) 21. Pandora, wife of Epimetheus, lien't the only one. in Greek mythology. Theodora, wife of Emperor fe of Antiphotus, tn | Justinian. Somedy of Errors.” | 23. Niobe, who dared eall her chil- . Wife of the Thebian|dren more beautiful than the daugt general, Amphitryon, and mother of /ter of the gods. Hercules. | 4 Lucretia di Borgia, daughter 3. Amytis, wife of Nebuchadnes- of Pope Alexander VI, and duchess ‘ar. jot Ferrara. 4. Ann Boleyn, wife of Henry| 25. Elsie, in Longtetiow’s “Golden | Vu. | Legend. 5. Cleopatra, the “Serpent of the | —_--- Nile.* Maurice, the dancer, has evolved 6. Dora Copperfield, In Dickens'|a new dance which he calls the | “David Copperfield.” “Constance Talmadge Fox Trot.” 7. Dido, queen of Carthage, tn | — - — iI's “Aeneid.” | Eve, the first woman. | Mary Stuart, queen of Scot Fatima, seventh wife of Blue {iret prize .... Second prine .. Third prise . Two prizes of $5 each. .. Kennicott, In “Main Shake Adria: TWO DAYS MORE THAT'S ALL— TO SEE “SISTERS” From the Famous Novel by Kathleen Norris The Biggest “Hearts’ Interest” Story This Year | 9. jland SPECIAL MUSIO Afternoon and Evening GOLDENROD MELODY MEN ZANE GREYS MYSTERIOUS Afternoon t5¢ — Evening 35¢ winter GARDE COMING TOMORROW “Without Limit” Today and Until Friday VIOLA DANA THEATRE Baby Marie Osborne, once a very popular child star, but absent from the screen for two years past, is to be featured in short comedies under the Pathe banner. atrice Joy, the actress. Buster Keaton has lost his leading | lady, Virginia Faire, who ts to be! starred in a series of one reel come-| dies by Billy Joy, the brother of Le Safe 71il fare WWEANTS ont INVALIDS Horlick’s, Avoid Imitations | eed Substitutes | Horlicks Vcd Joming saturday— ANITA STEWART a “A Question ! Honor” IN PERSON AND IN “GLASS HOUSES” VAUDEVILLE SPECIAL! AFTERNOONS ONLY Harold Lloyd “KAPT. KIDD'S KID” Count Sergius— “A Man You Will Love to Hate” A prince of philanderers to whom all w are rightful prey ¢ hate him as you neve a before and you will ice when But that would be telling Columbia Saturday “FOOLISH WIVES” w ha @ & 9 Marian Wheato and Bi of the U. of W. in Artistic Song Offering! SPECIAL SEATTLE STAR | A scene from “The Rosary,” the heart-appealing photo- drama showing at the Coliseum this week. Lewis S. Stone,| hero of countless James Oliver Curwood stories, has a eplen- | did role in this production, | | * * * * | STRAND | | Q\NE of the most beautiful prologs | ever staged is that of the Elmer | | Floyd Revue at the Strand thie week. | It is & dancing number, and ts staged in conjunction with Gloria Swan Shown at Liberty |non's new dramatic feature, “Her|| Motion pletures of the Seattle Husband's Trademark.” || baseball team in training camp Floyd, who is now staging revues || ate being shown at the Liberty at the Butler hotel, is responsibee | theater this week. The pictures ‘for the cabaret scenes in the Swan. || show the boys going thru their son picture, and several of the girls | fegular stunts at the Stockton | with him now are also in the screen || camp. | revue. * * Movies of Tribe in Training Are + ££ & WINTER GARDEN Marriage, selfishness, life's trivial quarrels, are all pictured in the pow: erful dramatic motion picture, “Sts ters,” the Kathleen Norrin story which is being shown on the screen at the Winter Garden this week Seena Owen, Gladys Leslie and Matt Moore are the featured players. | eee COLUMBIA | Wealth can’t take the place of « mother, “The Dangerous Little De- mon,” impersonated by Marie Pre vost in the Universal comedydrama, aikin't have a chance to be a model daughter, because her father didn’t} take any interest in her welfare, | Miss Prevont proves just how “vampy” a pretty little Mapper can | be in this offering, which ts the film | attraction at the Columbia, eee COLISEUM A picturesque character tn “The | Rosary.” showing at the Coliseum thin week, ie a pirate fishing captain, Donald McTavish, played by Pone | roy Cannon, | Tt is this character whose over. turen to young Kenwood Wright re- sult in a fishing feud which gives momentum to the great dramatic| plot Cannon gives a fine portrayal in his characterization of Capt, McTav- ish, | eee Norma Talmadge. She is| coming soon to the Coliseum in “Smilin’ Through,” said} to be her greatest photoplay, jas well as one of the biggest productions of the season. PAGE 3 Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s | THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ) OTTO 1. KEGEL, Preaident PIKE ST. AT FIFTH AVE. 9x12 Wool WILTON RUGS | Two Lots ‘Priced $6352 $5952 Ea, This offering of fine Wool Wilton Rugs pro- vides unusually good selections; the patterns and colorings include the most popular effects. | A limited number have been assembled and are on sale tomorrow at $63.50 and $59.50 | each, —Second Floor The Spring House Cleaning Sales of Bedding =| Offers Values That You Can Afford to uy 42 by 36-inch Muslin Pillow Cases Special 19¢ each 81 by 90-inch Heavy Unbleached Sheets $1.25 each 42 by 36-inch Fine Quality Pillow Cases Special 40¢ each 72 by 90-inch Muslin Bed Sheets 81 by 90-inch Fine Quality Bed Sheets Special $1.75 each 81 by 99-inch “For the first time Edith Roberts; Lester Cuneo has just started plays a character part in “The Son hod herein airship story, ¥ the trent j which he portrays the role of an of the Wolf,” an R. C. production | stor who crashes to earth in ® adapted from Jack London's novel.| ing nose epin and escapes death. The little ingenue is delighted with | big airship crash will be staged her role of an Indian girl. San Francisco, LIBERTY Hetty Compeon, the magnetic Par amount star, never appeared in a} more delightful screen characteriza tion than that of a French Apache | fm girl who later reforms, in her latest |B | starring vehicle, “The Green Tempta- "on view at the Liberty this ‘Theodore Kosloff is seen to advan | tage in the role of an Apache. OAK heeds Two Northwest girls are la responsible for the succesm of “Let' Be Fashionable,” the film play at the Oak. Mildred Considine, a Seat tle girl, wrote the scenario and Doris | May, a Tacoma girl, is the co-star | with Douglas MacLean, the popular |star of light comedy. “Let's Be Fashionable” ts the story of a young married pair with limited | means and their efforts to keep up | — 5 ro) in society. | 5 (Paid Advertisement) Mrs. Kathrynj) IMIRACLE| Independent Candidate} | CITY COUNCIL Justice to Seattlo—Lower Taxes—| Reduction in Carfare—Encourage- ment of Industries A very little Poslam spread over the irritated skin usually stops the itching and burning \ rieit away. With the irrita- tion gone, the skin at rest, the healing medication in Poslam is often able to check the in- flammation and clear away eczema, rashes, or similarskin- troubles in a few days, Ponlam is 20 comren- fweted that @ Little Old Joe Stork tx on his way to the Buster Keaton home, in Hollywood, according to rumor afloat in Flicker ville, Joe is to arrive late this month, ft was said. | Mra. Keaton, wife of the solemn cothedian, was Natalie Talmadge, sis ter of Norma tonnie.” | peared here in person at the Colum bia a ahort time ago, is to marry |Mixs Jielen Johnson, a vaudeville | j actress | Miss Johnson ts a St. Louis girl She appeared here at the Moore the later a short time ago, with Pat Roo. | Does she dence, Does she twist, does she do a lot of things you cart resist ? Does she? Umm’ Boy ! I'll say she does !!! A UNIVERSAL UNIT PROGRAM Also Lenstuy Lee Moran in*The Rubberneck? International News “|T will appeal to every class because it finds an answering throb in every heart!” That’s how one of our patrons put it yesterday! And it’s true! You know what a tremendous surge of feeling the song brings! The picture is a son- net on the screen! A story of sweet sacrifice and raging action! SGN iO ALL-STAR CAST INCLUDES JANE NOVAK, LEWIS STONE, WALLACE BEERY, MILDRED JUNE.