The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 3

Get Wise! This isa Laughing § Matter! STRAND ILA LER and Lols Wil of the most prominen women of the screen, again cellent team work In the cast Is Matrimony a Failure? « Paramount comedy which opens Strand Saturday, Their last the pearance together was tn Willian Mille’s “Midsummer Madness ‘There are wix married couples resented in the plot of “Is M mony « Failure?” eee COLUMBIA “The Man Under Cover™ wi! the few feature Grama at the lumbia beginning Saturday, Tt son in the loading role Rawlinson’s athletlo figure agreeable personality been put forward in a vehicle according to ports, He gives an ex ston as his home town to go straight, see WINTER GARDEN Jent try 80 strict as when his wife steals » of his own stuff, Monet Co! and irresponsible trifter, h how his action appeared tn of hin wife until whe exercised same freedom ho enjoyed him He didn’t like it and what he about ft forms the dramatic ac the new Florence Vidor pict den. eee COLISEUM Richard Rartheimess ts a true Day,” his latest First National fering, which ts to open Saturda the Coliseum. “The Seventh |The «tory de the Maine fish ” for Bartheln with the Ih with Bart a bey learnin become a salior, with a pretty city-bred girl eee LIBERTY Seldom do you see an all-star cast for a farce comedy! But it’s dawgawn seldom you see a sure-fire, roaring comedy hit like— “ls Matrimony a Failure?” THE CAST T. ROY BARNES, LEE, LOIS WILSON, WALTER HIERS, TULLY MARSHALL, SYLVIA ASHTON, ZASU PITTS, ARTHUR HOYT, OTIS HARLAN. “Campbell of the Mounted” SATURDAY In the Drama ed to her atyle of portrayal, It —the fearless womanhood of Yukon.” on a novel by Vingle Roe In ful pleture of the picturesque pe of the early West. It will be at Liberty Saturday eee OAK Johnaton McCulley’s magazine # which will be shown on the ec at the Oak Saturday for the day only. mantic drama in which Seasue yakawa, Japanese star, plays featured role. Stop Laxatives Which Only Aggravate Constipation Nojol is a lubricant—not medicine or laxative— so cannot gr When you are econstipat- ed, there is not enough Last Times Friday—D. W. GRIFFITH'S “ORPHANS OF THE STORM” rescribe Nujol because ita action is #0 close to this natural lubricant. Try it today. “we friction Wille § unday Meal ) to Women Servants HERDs HILL, England. May $ In her will, Just probated, Mra. Eliza beth Bagshot set aside a sum to pro. vide a Sunday dinner for two women servants as long as they lived. The inventor of match ts unknown. Street berging 1s greatly on the) andon A Wife Never Really Knows Her Husband Until She Sees perce Him With Another Woman “WOMAN Why Is It the Less a Woman Wears the Longer It Takes to Put It On? WAKE UP” A Husband’s Moral Code Is Never So Strict as When His Wife Steals Some of His Own Stuff FLORENCE VIDOR Will Show You How “It’s a Wise Wife Who Reads a Fifty- Fifty Clause in Her Marriage Contract.” See Her Today at the WINTER GARDE Afternoon ......2/ Evening THEATRE crook picture with Herbert Rawlin young rook returning to A husband's moral code ts never 0 even of the plot of “Woman, Wake Up!" which will be shown for the first time Satur’ y at the Winter Gar ratio Alger hero in “The Seventh Porter Emerson Browne wrote Dorothy Dalton has a role tn “The Crimson Challenge” admirably sult in a similar type of characterization early ploneer days—that she made “The Crimson Challenge” ts based story the author has gtven a fatth Lititen Walker te leading woman for J. Warren Kerrigan in “A White Man's Chance,” the picturtzation of Sunday’s program wit be headed by “When Lights Are Low,” @ ro THE SEATTLE STAR new at rep atri 1 be Co. ina and vres the melt aid tion ure, Ho of y at nel = to romance | | was say their married life was bliss? N COMEDY COMING TO STRAN - “ Matrimony a Failure?” According to Lila Lee and Roy her first great success on the screen . Barnes, photc graphed above, it is, but just glance ct the| p: . That picture was “The Flame of the couple below, Sylvia Ashton and Tully Marshall, would you Pity Poor Artists! } ROAD EXTENSION WARMLY ARGUED Dexter Ave. Matter to Be | Decided Later Charging that an additional ar terial highway connecting the triet north and west of the and the de ome an abso Washing Yoeated an extension of Dexter ave. from ite present terminus at Mor cer st, to First ave, near Virginia wt They pointed out that Westlake ave, now has all the traffic it can handie and deolar outlet must be devised, In this view they were supported by City Engineer A. H. Dimock and that a new Charles R. Case, former superin tendent of streets | Opponents of the plan declared that it would add unnecessarily to | taxes | After more than two hours of argument, the committee announced that it would give the matter fu ther consideration before making » decision ‘NORWEGIANS PLAN FETE Members of the Norwegtan Hoept \tal association are urging all Beattle ites of Norwegian origin to join with |them on May 17 In celebrating the jenniversary of Norway's independ Jence | An elaborate program of speeches and music will be given by the anso- jelation that evening at the Maronic jtemple. The proceeds will go toward building the proposed Norwegian hos pital in this city Capt. Rov bers of his Arctic expedition will be guests of honor at the entertain: ment The following officers of the naso- ciation are in charge of arrange ments Mrs. Gunnar Lund, presi dent; Mre. ang and Mrs. Leif Holte, vie aiden Mrs. T. 8 |Hangen, secretary; E. 0. Ga brielson, financial re ry; Mra, K 1 Kobbervig, treasurer, 4 Mra. Anna Nordby, Mra. A. Torgerson, Mra, Frank Oleson and Mrs. H. B. Newhoure, truntees Bohemian Rents Up thie These four take part in the new comedy film, “Is Matri-| LONDON, May 2.—The Bohemian ope jBeuvers tn the Firth of Forth have| sugar per capita annually been suspended by the British admi. | ralty in order to improve the #ea| Constantinople consumes fishing. 1,000 tona of sugar a month tory reen one | Ha the STARTING SATURDAY— " he CRIMSON CHALLENGE: From VingieE Roes slory ‘ of THARON y) OST YALL The story of a FIGHTING WOMAN who could ride and shoot! Dorothy Dalton is magnificent in this great melodrama She'll remind you of her “Flame of the Yukon.” The primal emotions are #0 keenly alike, though the scenes of action are different! ALSO BEN TURPIN A-golfing! in “Bright Eyes!” sii A BARREL OF FUN mony a Failure?” which appears at the Strand Saturday. 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