The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIT THE TODAY'S PROGRAMS Chartes Chaplin te Rupert Hug hee hey LIBERTY ) Dey a | COLIS om “A QUESTION OF HONOK ot Nat . . a r b - b . e ° 3 a J - & = it J J 7 - jete Anita ste 1—Miss Dupont, Columbia. 2—Charlie Chaplin, Liberty. $—William Farnum, Palace Hip. pollge ice Bowers Meares Colonial. 8 von Chaney, Oak. Doug and Mary 48 rea wi Tiesto WHO'S THIS FOOLISH WIFE _ Back at Studio dominaics t f path ine Question .of Hor ‘ n Hood.” The cast Coliseum for a week be n Kennett on Maid day The charming actr Marian, Wallace Beery ae Michard role of a pampered, sp ty the Lion-Hearted, and Bam DeGranse girl who finds herself in th ous as King John, the usurper. Doug surroundings of the Sierras, will appear first as the I ot me —_—_@ sed untin mand later ax Robin Hoe COLU MBIA) Gaui Ginp Unk acchare,aehien vil be featured in the pleture Doug “FOO! SH WIVES” te re TD soph i work tn Apleunting utimae showing epee mo st the Storm tions of the adver nd adventur al wt for Jack Monte Carlo. are shown‘in the mi i ae fondollar Universal production, | Fe’ ‘ “Foolish W =.” the film play now “e showing at the © bia. The meth ods of international crooks and social vampires, both male and femal ATTLE STAR PAGE 3 ; + ‘Ruth St. Denis 6— Agnes Ayres, Strand, 7—F lorence Vidor, |VoN STROHEIM TO MAKE NEW FEATURE Anita Stew art, Colise um, Elaine Hammerstein, Winter Garden. “Nilette” Gets on Liberty Screen | Valentino Coming \ in New Picture | An allstar cast of exceptional Another great feature picture is Patrons of the Liberty theater to eac tars merit will neon in ot ut to be made by Universal, un dering the new Charlie Chapa show Rudo Valentino in sich Von tro.| Will also be entertained by « H D ph i Me in trivelous! der the direction of Erich Von i. ro | news eaten. “Sue Liberty ela pe | title to hold the place |"@im, who made the miliiondollar| open Saturday morning, has views | ow to ance ° f honog © n the screen of the Liberty | Pictu ‘oolish Wives.” ‘The exact! of the presentation of the famous uth St. Denis has been engaged ' nature of the story is withheld, but) pany camel, Nilette, to the Seattle: to direct the dance scenes in Rupert| Among the names which thia pic-|!t 4* given out that it will be @ spec-) park board, by her owner, Magee Hughes’ neat picture, “The Bitter-| ture may be mentioned Vera | cular tale of life on the Kuropean| Caldwell, ‘The novel demonstration: cas Of Bweotn Sinwon urd Jobson, Frank New. | Coptunent of manufactured goods on Second This is good news. berg and Kathleen Kirkham, | tn es ave. has also been caught by the | Despite the fact that a large num wander ater | LOUIS CALHERN camera, fSeattle’s dog aristocracy }ber of screen players graduated to Jack Pickford will soon start work! Louis Calhern, familiar to picture-| have their best dressed-up expres the sereen from ¢ hows there|on an original screen story by John.| goers thru his leads in numerous sion for the benefit of the camers has been more artificiality in dance | ston MeCulley. He was to have done|Lols Weber productions, iq lost tol while on exhibit during the annual nee than in any other feature of | “The Taller Man,” which is|the screen for a while. He has re| bench show. The international news the filme | now being m: y Charles Ray turned to the stage as leading man! is also included in the film. é Of the actresses now on the screen | for Olga Petrova, in “The White — or nex thie writer can recall 4. Gordon Edwards, ace direct- The i injunction suit of Charles an having terp an ability are) or for William Fox, whe has Just Chaplin against Charies Amidor, Iren ie, Mae Murr snd Hetty) completed the historical spee- AOTT DEXTER who is making films under the Compeon. Th ability in this) tacle, “Nero,” in Rome, has ar. Filliott Dexter bas returned froma} name of “Charles Aplin,” has wan @ revelation of “The Green rived in Jerusalem, where he will ation in Europe in better| been deferred until the latter ptation.” Credit for that should ke another production for [health and epirits than he has en part of April. Chaplin is trying tore Kosloff, a Vox, based upon the Biblieal |joyed for several years pget. Hel to restrain Amidor from the use who trained! story of the career of King has been engaged as leading man for of the former’s famous vagabond er | David, accoutresnents, Clara Kimball Young. be depicted in the photoplay 9 only te sasiahiieenanadiaal NTER. GARDE CURRENT PICTURES - tWwi tm : BOAST FINE SETS : J “WHY ANNOUNCE YOUR producers in Moviela " dual Fs MARRIAGE eT _— Artine Mayfair. \....-Eisia. Hammerstein his te ¢ ¢ ord the a but 5 +. «Dress r M they showed their ability do | pur He No. volish Wife” Does tetui present? he pala : : tt Artour BH No. 1—What “Foolish Wife” Does This Picture Re tr un atial t mind a» this is written. | Elaine Hammerstein in her 1 Answer . ag lance on the screen Selanick Why A i lei . * realiam in groups af Toes Ma. Pi he y | arm « poh pn fis wie me qvenee gener lack | i feature at the Winter Garden. The; Addresa " a grouping of figures >} ery ts by Lewis Alien Browne and| (Rave answers until 12 are 5 Kthdnle Mikeas We takin Gee: nt in ballroem seenes the dao-| Alan Crosland, and wan written espe-| ing tessons with the famous Ruth telovedenat’ tar aia tas 5 dally for M epg meng pete yt oh Denis for ballet work, whieh wa movement in exthetlc dan: | * plot has to do with a young coup’ wee eee “is CONTEST RULES will do witht Celliinn Bleore te is presented as it is in stage! i who tr p their marriage a se | Third prise » 02-0: i‘ hes’ “Ihe Bitterness | Pallets : : | 25 eret from their friends and the pub-|TW° Prines of Mtvetesteee. § 1. The “Foolish Wives” contest The coaching of much experts as i in ap : . t Aaya. It started el Se St, Denis may give realism to| | a Lit BERTY Also 10 pair of * tor “Foc Ar Each a plet TO FILM ONLY ONE a ts record it ind h Wives” at the ¢ ’ 1 rene <a . “ | ee — nensanae Ra NUMBER SEVEN! Kod f , en CRUSOE BERT LYTE “PAY ‘DAY" T txt e was « wasn't ’ t - ma t t of two Rot on of changing casts—Bert ea (First Nationa!) cues All of a prot guessed t . t of pe ‘ . f 1 W hile | Ly who has been starring in Poreman's Daughter w referring to The fir ‘ a t a n wore Being almost drown Cy og . ~ . " I ~ n ay Per c “ wat} y nay to ma t See a . = age at Polo th th by Ouida * ma I a > of * ha and ore, wife of George Fitunaurice n . f re 1 w ther stor who will direct | ee ee tecaben |e tile Bn une it “ welt c OLD RELEASES SCENARIO WINNER | feeling coid ar od he ach of t was " “ wers to the t an ries of 64 old ture w ot Apalachicola, hot water faucet to warm the . oft < e N 1 & - Fla offered on the bill called “Come On ane W past were 4 s ogi reins non, It ie ' scenarios were submitted, 20 women and «et aboard a ‘ re - e t reser Every one of D. W | the picture and cow - - M Conway Tear oductions have been started or ¢lxe write the ¥ &. A Conrad Nagel Friday on the 13th of Para ” weparate | ¢ ‘ ' month. Rowert Btattord t ribe - Jasmes Gilley PICTURE { 6 ” William a ne l ORPHANS OF STORM” REACHES NEW HEIGHTS mount picts ugh =e | Broadhurst’s access, featuring Sede ‘ By James W. Dean | tently ged Agnes Ayres ar ack Hi 7 ins ws on . ee an t-Not, and §& nay | ‘ ; ; play thelr Ke Amp r of 1 pably as any of the Ger eretl <A es have in their historical sauytie, “with of Sebateatn wos 4. Comparing this film | aie » atmestaties man picture called “All for . sans = wite- of ie on based on the French rev: vil ae 4 « wid say that Blue is “A Sile recs Danton and Herbert is by far a better! 4 Associated Producers) 6. Dora Copperfield, tin Dt 7 ."s a Robespierre than Werner Kraus. & bl eg ¢ Carthess eae “ 99! * Dido, ais * roe Smilin’ Throug! | 5 Bele the th goal gy ~ gy AO pa - od ite f tare ay 3 o ae chad Ite fon Is Norma’s Be'st| 3 4 ee ate de Korma , Talmadge profuction | aiso COLLEEN MOORE : Sucuue at ims tse ove Pe a Souls wife the amen e¢ ' Through,” which will be . ALSO Ry the most powerful pictures since ra in Defoe's “M allt the See Narn, Seon oS eet in Rupert Hughes’ Fi : the first big Ince pro- | t Coliseum next is said to be ts S at a 2 nctin the mont. costly yrate and artis 6s ” oe et cheba |e Oemeret, wile ot Hag 4 , in er cw aber a TRinc COME ON OVER t ee g|_1% Po m in Gay's “T t s Semsia dusatiied " Saemmeanaae the a 1InQ A comedy-drama with the sweet tang of spring! 7 oO A K me mar emer ' } 11 the filming of Allen Langdon Mar I J jin ne ‘ang ot the Shrew.” eT 317 4 from A_ FINE SHOW “THE NIGHT ROSE” Great i : casi one Seer Y. 8 Da S Onl FOR ALL! BRING (Gotawyn) 1 of mendiaw : In the Bast Norma used two great THE FAMILY! ‘ Fe ic ‘ " one of which contained a ° Y ; i “ite ot Dadmus,| hem, wit Tn! 10] | NOW PLAYING ® _r . 1 t ipany frequently working at his inate Greek m OY. iy . : (hour stretches under the direction Weldean aed tera. ea a er av eee ana ent acence were (ff Cash in on “PAY DAY” and Laygh Overlime Most of the incident 4 arol . J a) oneritn 2 he P ohn btained in the night set at Norma's founded on actual reet."" a pes y Work studio, while exceptional It sure is a treat to see Charlie dodge work have come 2. Katherine, wife of Petruchio, | most strikin were filmed with the day with a ZIP! But he takes his dinner pail to His study » La / eth in mts ‘1 4 jo on Long Island, in which the work because it’s lunch time when he gets Francisco { hota seit; whe Gad drone nber of d t . of an English villafe, with a there! pelling J de ph on : ’ h : beautiful garden, a house and wind - “ ve ” t roadw was constructed. To! 24 WILLIAM FARNUM | Pandora, wife of Epimetheus,| In making a romance of ¥ . these were added several pictureequ BR A momentous eve fa ot | Just 7 D ‘ Lillian Gish wearing the |ing, Aico Francis, Miriam Battista DIRECTION OF ‘sg Edmund Kean, the at Engl ‘ t I her chil. | with fine the part fantastic headdre that was . of me et ee ra 4 4 ‘se es elming dramatic force in Williar Lucretia " ter|t fl Paris in the time of Louis | ent and tn 1864, and necessitated the Always the best for the Liberty guest CUMING ‘nade. ear ‘peotistion, 4A (de seis tye . XVI building of the English village. . eh he acl pel ot Hii Ne pa aoe sony ool ‘ T are also scenes in Ireland and The picture wan adapted. to Wena and Use many of t Starting Next SUNDAY—RODCLPH VALENTINO in “Frivolous Wives cide ta Péwl ti. Bate trom a STAR WA ' eld forth before the oa ugliness a8 one! Lester Cuneo is muking “Double piay bv Alexander Dumas the elder, You'll Get What You Want | years ‘would care to # ' Fisted,