The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 3

To the thousands who have been turned away by the packed houses which have uniformly in the past 13 days greeted D. W. GRIFFITH'S | latest and greatest screen triumph, we say that— with LILLIAN GISH, DOROTHY GISH, and 12,000 others, will remain just ONE MORE DAY! “HURRY! Positively Until Friday Night ONLY! Norma Talmadge tn Her Grew Pietare “ SMILIN’ THROUGH” COMING SATURDAY Until Friday Night! NOVAK ukom Story— a in the “BELLE of ALASKA” Graphite from which pencils are made is imported from Mexico and | Seattle Turnverein Annual Demonstration Temple, May at 10:00 p, m Maxon Admission 60c. 4 Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malte Jd Milk A L—Claire Windsor te Seeriak: | * hy | COLISEUM | get let your lover see you In Your wedding dreas before the Marriage. It’s bad luck Send him, if he's impatient, figure of yourself dressed in py of your gown. Tha what Moyeen did tn “Smilin’ Through,” the big First National traction starring Norma and playing now for the at the Coliseum. Uttle nia. | | arence Budding Kelland wrote | “French Heels,” the picture play tn which Irene Castle Is starred at the } Winter Garden this week, It is a | modern love story and presents Miss Castle in the role of a young girl |who is forced to carn her own living and chooses dancing as means. Romance enters her life when she meets a dashing young army Neuten ant Needless to say the star wears many stunning costumes. see COLUMBIA Drama, pandout drama and out comedy are all offered in pleasing portions at the Columbia this week. Round 5 of the “Leather Pushers” series is the comedy drama, with the usual “Leather Pusher” punch, “When Dawn Car [Colleen Moore, is a strong and fi | nating drama of life in high » and among the denizens of the u | World, while “The Dark Horse” ts a Century animal comedy that is well hed with humor of real laugh-pro ing merit . comedy ee LIBERTY Seattle is transferred to the screen mn “The Belle of Alaska.” the pic ture offering starring Jane Novak | at the Liberty this week. Some of | he most important action of the story transpires in this city. | Belle of Alaska” shares honors with “The Paleface,” Buster K latest comedy, which, along with the Liberty News and other smaller features, completes an all-around en tertaining bill STRAND As Louise, the bilnd sister, in “Or. phans of the Storm,” the D. W. Grif fith screen version of “The Two Or. | heroine Jin the | COLONI AL lot Columbia Has Booked Herbert Rawlinson; Florence Vidor Coming to Winter Garden Herbert Rawlinson. who comes to the Columbia Satur- day in a new crook drama, “The Man Under Cuver,” Florence Vidor—She is the of the pholodrama, “Woman, Wake Up!” which opens Saturday ut the Wenter Garden, which is now on view at the] week Dorothy Gish departs from | is un comedy Her por-| rang comparison | the ¢ ship, tage play royal wedd an Gish is also seen to splen-| whole | teste of the Henrt | Arranger | OAK jadmit mer A drama of the Fast and West, ful atc of the day, 11 a, m eito 2 and nights £30 to 12 m Women will be admitted from 2:30 The atmosphere of the story | feature are men and women admitted | ually varied and colorful, to the same show from an American city to| ‘This is the picture which cause a tropical republic, with | much controversy tn Portland, Ore., us in full blast and @/ last week, and which the city council adding favor to the| permitted to dexpite the pro phans,” Strand, her usual trayal does not suffer by with Kate Claxton’s celebrated one re tx have been made to nly to see the picture L did advantage as the etta, aister in thmen Albert Payson Terhune, the author | 4 Larceny,” the photoplay at the Colonial, has written a power ful mélodrama which centers around ne heart re of a ye married woman, T f exciting events leading to a surprise climax Claire Windsor plays the feminine role ing at the Oak William Fairbank known as a portrayer roles, appears ax the star in th ture, and his leading woman is Mary Aye arrived in Cinema land via beauty contest route. e- DOUG MAC Douglas MacLean king of the annuat tival at Fresno, Cal of honor at the big « | LEAN sin Day Fes. who lea banquet . eee | Sol Loaner probably wil take the social hy-|Jackie Coogan's recently comy pacity | pict > New York tn Atia ft kie’s next picture this’ will liver Twist.” [crass A o Ww tm the title al giene pict chicle, It is be {houses at Palace Hip this no time PALACE HIP “Rough Diamond’ Tom Mix’s starring ing shown at the ia Onta,” wing te A thin week howing of = ahe Clans juring the BARTELL DRUG STORES A good reputation tion of the Bartell ing to the people of Seattle and vicinity. ry individual and business organization. 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Developing and print- ing is a very important part of our Kodak service—that’s why Bartell’s photo finishing is so greatly satisfac- tory. “VIOLET RAYS The Violet Ray has a distinct advan- tage over the Vibrator. tricity passing through the body and direct to the seat of trouble, relief comes more quickly and the recovery | more rapid. Star Violet Ray machines and offer them Friday and Saturday only at Spe- cial Prices: $12.50 Violet Ray with one applica- tion. Special $8.75 $25.00 Violet Ray with five applica- tions $16.75 Visit any of our stores for a demon- stration. "MAIL ORDERS ~ Your order 1s packed and shipped same day received. No added ex pense, and postage is paid to any part of Washington, Send in your | order today, SI Stor | With the elec- | We carry the celebrated | Store No. 1--1908 even arene | Store No. 4—6349 Ballard Avenue Palmolive Hortick’s MALTED MILK— a SHAVING CREAM Mfgs.’ $1.00 size ‘Came! 8 . 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Tuesday, President Falconer bears the title lof Knight Commander of St, Michael and St. George and the degrees of doctor of Iterature and doctor of y at in |iaws from the following universities Glasgow, Princeton, Pennsylvania, higan, Western Reserve, North tern and Toronto. hile he is in Seattle, President ner will be the guest of Dr Henry Suzzallo, He is making the trip West to deliver the commence: ment addi at the University of British Columbia, CORNS Lift Off with Fingers wan't hurt a bit! zone” on an aching corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you Wft it right off with fingers, Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle ot | “F zone” for a few cents, suffi nt to remove every hard corn, soft | corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irri tation.—Advertixement, Safe for Infants, Children or Adults GLYCERCLE LOBELIA) Cures cough instantly, Contains no opiates or injurious drugs, It’s the best cough medicine made. Gives in- stant relief, 60c at all drug stores, or sent, p. p. by Joyner Drug Co., Spo- ,kane.—Advertisement, Drop a little| Lovers HO'S the handsome new leading man with Anita Stewart? It's Rudolph Cameron, husband of the fair Anita! Thousands of motion pleture fans | will be thrilled when “Rose o' the is released by Associated First al, because it will be the first time they have seen the good-looking husband of Miss Stewart. Since Anita Stewart became an In- pendent star, Mr. Cameron has ted himself with managing the ness end of his charming wife's ction activities and has kept f out of range of the camera ot that Mr, Cameron {s inexperi jenced, however, for he has achieved success on the sta and in the | cart days of the cinema played in 1 motion pictures with Miss Stewart. ‘That was before he the screen favorite, of | ‘anit | married course. | Now, to th and bet own wife! |. Who says that romance is dead. In the movies? however, he has come back een in “Rose o° the Sea, r still, as the lover of hi Charles Ray has completed “Alias Julius Caesar,” the final photoplay ¢ his series for First Nationa’ “Smudge,” Charlie's “next to last few days ago. | OLYMPIA, May 3.—Cash b in state treasury for the week ending April 30 was $11,024,728, according: Si State Treasurer C. L. Babcock. EVERETT.—Alex Livingston, for mer cashier Commercial Bank of Sno homish county, acquitted by jury borrowing $2,500 on promissory without consent of bank directors, | THOUSANDS OF HAVE SEEN IT Special Reels and Shows WOMEN ONLY DAILY 2:30 TO 8:30 P. M. LAST SHOW FOR WOMEN STARTS AT 7 P. M. DAILY Special Reels and Shows MEN ONLY Daily, 11 A. M. to 2:30 P.M. Nights, 8:30 P, M. to 12 P, M. CLASS “A” THEATRE Third and Pike cture, was shipped to New York a)