The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 3

> i a i} ( ih 1 Gt a | Nama i Net {ey hy cut Aan > Cawmmlhen aL We Need Add Nothing To This! Chicago Sribune « ‘Satu THROVaH™ ‘ma Norma ‘Tai was here with r Jane Co vantages of th, does tt for wl laat year. of the movi the movies ®Pirttuals ee. On the ao with the ad. ro med love story ca screen the influence of ine Ten tho n £0 Into every Could see Ny CAN 800 Mise 7, A Great Newspaper’s Tribute to a Great Motion v Picture! URANd pe ow: and people town in the coun aimadge where one ton of human to many peop) Possibility emotions, purposes le who have } Rt wey of romantic a leat tn con tenactou, “nd eptritual which that they may be welt weet 8 thelr lives, ang clean in * in thetr love. their thougm: r love, simple ts and emotions TRIBUN eweireculous power 6 wo love stories Sustain affect be im’ Th at rm from it with an Inspiration Tees sabe near fecetving them with a m uty and worth which in not to be for of lite. ‘und tn their mirror Even as an tip Man should be noi his dreams, fon it Is good ble If only in A First It’s all National the screen Attraction can givel Premiere on the Pacific Coast! Starts Wednesday at il a.m. at Coliseum It will remain here for TEN SOLID DAYS! Special Music by ARTHUR KAY and his famous Coliseum Con- cert Orchestra! Last Times Tuesday “THE BRIDE'S Mabel Normand has returned to work on the Sennett lot that “Suzanna,” filming, will far surpass “Moily 0.” with her last week WPL SUPHIR Force From mat yn wy Nuxated Iron ur to an itching, burn: | hak sinh bacvi and out skin, the itching eal rou It will strengt u ve foree in a form mbles that in clin of man, It) iron like the and like the Iron and apples. Or enriches the blood, into a pleasant wuch @ quick re even to fiery eczema, that noth. has ever been found to take its You do not have to wait for im-| ° . Movement. it quickly ehown. You| it has tnereaned” your nerve f Optical Co. s cet Herd $ jand m » you feel better # . Trarkat & little Jar of Mentho-Hul-|804 mivey way, your money will 1608 Wentinke. K mer @t any drug store—Advertise: | rerun by" ail drugylets (Just north of 11 thent, ri Anita Stewart took her two latest | Vegetable The |help you. 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How ‘she | filming of * Wives,” the Unt-| extricates herself and procesds te versal picture which ts now playing in Its second big week at the Co lumbta, The giasy was used in the front of the set duplicating the celebrated Cafe de Paris at Monte Cario. eee LIBERTY A Mack Sennett comedy, “Tle Rea sonable,” with all the pretty fen nott girla, comedians and cops, view for first place honors on the bit at the Liberty this week with the feature offering, “Frivolous Wiv ntino in # red. Bennett's comedies always « over bie and the famous comedy king seeme never to run out of new laugh-making stunts. OVAL OF BAG Husband Helped in Housework. | Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable pound Made Her Strong Foster, Oregon.—‘'l used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for re" pains across the small of my back. jay Ba yg so badly that I ‘could do m k only with of -, husband. One day he saw the ‘ad.’ in our telling etable Compound is doing for wo- men, so I began to take it. helped me wonderfully. 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I | have been irregular too, and now am | friends | am sure | STAR e. * * & * % & * * & WINTER GARDEN | STRAND SHARP line, showing the vast] The Mines Lillian and Dorothy 4ifference between wooing and| Gish appear together in “Orphans | pursuing a woman, ty drawn in the/of the Storm.” D. W. Griffith's lat Rex Beach film, “Fair Lady” at the | est for the first time} Winter Garden thin werk together in “Hearts of | Norvin Blake, a typical Amertean, The new Griffith dramat Claxton Orphans founded on “The Two in Bowing at the Strand to crowded houses Joseph Schildkraut and Creighton | characteriza: | Haile have prominent tons. marry the young fe hilariously told. | eee of her own choice COLONTAL Three tn co = Red, [Gloria Swe Dexter | three in one pic }be agreed tx hich it will combination. nome | They all appear tn the Paramount Ire, “Don't Tell Everything,” which by the way t# a Ceell De! Mille production at the Colonial eee | OAK | Where te the enxy road? what everybody wants know Thomas Meighan ‘points out ¢ way in his Paramount starring ve-| hicle, “The Easy Road.” which tx being shown at the Oak Tuesday and Wednesday ys George and Lila Lee, two of the screen's popular players, ap. | pear with Meighan. |BURN VILLAGE FOR PHOTOPLAY An entire “African village” consumed by flames the other day at Un City & spectacular ‘That's! to ae “The Adventures of Robin | ne oe,” starring Harry Myers I rt of the scene Mr yers Crt looked nonchalantly, dressed in «kins and smoking a 1922 American cigaret after the best stu on In Picture at Winter Garden the Kate} Here With “Irene” Teddy McNamara, playing one of the leading roles in the musical com ody, “Irene,” at the Metropolitan this week, is well known in Seattle, Ted dy first played here © years ago as & member of the Pollard Op company, with Daphne Pollard Queenie Williams and other clever kiddies, He has since appeared here in vaudeville. MaoNar rold, who plays the title role, were members of the original “Irene” com. pany a WEATHER SLOWS UP PICTURE MAKING Allen Holubar has been bothered with bad weather off the Southern California coast, but now ts progress ing rapidly with the producti “The Soul Seekers,” In Dorothy Phillips is starred. Produe er Holubar ts using a threemasted schooner, hydropla: and asure-nuff destroyer, with jackies, More we cannot say at this time, but, entre nous, Mr. Holubar Is making the fin eat photoplay of his career. Ly astounding! magnificent! sloious! Thousands turned away! Representative Seattle- ites have filled every seat in the Strand Theater since the open- ing of D. W. GRIFFITH'S beautiful and inspiring i Lillian . Gish Dorothy Gish 12,000 Others! Prices: Afternoons — Children, 2b; Adults, 50c; Loge and Re served Seats, Thc. Evenings— Children, 26e; Adults, Te; Loge and Reserved Seats, $1.10. TONIGHT BIG ACTS 7 LAST TIMES Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter In “DON’T TELL EVERYTHING” TOMORROW Teddy MacNamara | | ra, ag well as Pattie Har | i} Very Moderate Prices i]| 27 inches wide, in well selected assortments of A patterns, the yard, 25¢. || Zephyr Ginghams 35¢ and 50c | Real Scotch Zephyrs 75c Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN @) OTTO F. KEGEL, Prealdont PIKE ST. AT FIFTH AVE. _ All This Week an Extraordinary Sale of Bedroom Furniture The savings of 331-3, 40 and 50 per cent on Bedroom Furniture should | prove interesting to all who have furni- ture to buy. Suitable Materials for Summer Frocks House Dresses and Children’s Wearing Apparel Are Being Featured at Barve Fine Dress Gi 20c | colors and attractive plaid and checked patterns, priced, the yard, 20¢. —82-inch Ginghams in wide variety of desirable —82 inches wide, in beautiful new effects, priced, the yard, 35¢ and 50¢. —82 inches wide and a variety of designs, ducing all the new color combinations; p New Tissue Gi 75¢ —82 inches wide, and are shown in many attrac tive new color effects; these are much in demand; priced, the yard, 75¢. : —82-inch Imported Tissue in rich colorings, the yard, 85¢. —86-inch Tissue Ginghams in stripes and checks priced 60¢, 65¢ and 85¢ the yard. i —First Floor, Wash Goods Section |] JOEWs PALACE i TODAY TO FRIDAY Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix are playing together in their fifth picture. THE, NEW DORIS MAY AMERICAN ae VAUDEVILLE SAYS “Rush and see ‘Foolish Wives.’ It’s an_ elabo- rate production and a great pic- ture.” Grace Cameron Go” “LET'S AND OTHER FINE ACTS Gladys Hulette. She has a charming ingenue role in Rex |Beach's “Fair Lady,” which lig being shown at the Winter lGarden this week, Miss Hulette is one of the most ver- satile little actresses on the screen, 1 “FOOLISH WIVES” Gorgeous Monte Carlo—the playground of princes —the mecca of rogues and rues—“where even saints are sinners—" “FOOLISH WIVES” SEE The thrilling leap for life from the flaming tower in the greatest fire scene ever filmed, “FOOLISH WIVES” SEE The awe-inspiring storm and the terrific struggle in the rain-swollon swamps, NOTE—This production will never again be shown in Seattle in Its present unabridged form, the Columbia “Foolish Wives” “Foolish Wives” OM<== LO OO 1 VM <= s ru=roon © |