The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1922, Page 3

SDAY, MAY 9, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 Sten! COMING TO LIBERTY Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s ] THE GROTE-RANKIN GQ OTTO F. KEGEL, Preatdert PIKE ST. AT FIFTH AVE. TODAY'S PROGRAMS RTY—Derothy Dalton tin “The Challenge.” Henry Walthall tn | “Plower of the North.” oak io." CLASS A-—"Kome Wild Onte.” | LIBERTY MONG the many stage dramas which have been seen in almost every town in the t 1 Staton, there is perhaps none which enjoyed ter popularity than “The Yellow et.” ‘This drama has now b transferred to the screen under $55.00 The new model fl- lustrated has become very popular, for it is unusually compact, most efficient and very good looking. Beautifully black enameled and equip- ped; two giant and two smaller burners Pola Negri. She comes to | tac "Ebotly -.Wadnseoan te and made so that |"“The Devil's Pawn,” her lat-}\ every part of this range can be cleaned with a damp est Paramount dramatic fea- cloth. | WINTER GARDEN ture. It is an adaptation of We recommend this model for the bungalow or Florence Vidor introduces to the the stage play, “The Yellow screen a new leading man in “Wom-|~—..eaernRTRT.G."""""" | Ticket.” an, Wake t the attaction at the 4, } ~ - . COLUMBIA Winter Garden for the week. He l8 "Ai cerering unique among motion Louls Calhern, @ tall, athletically | itunes ig “The Man Under Cover young man whose boyish ea#e™ Forbert Rawlingson'’s latest starring | ws is winning. In this fit h® ventcie, which is on view at the Co- 4 plays the role of a young city chap lumbla this week The story was whe finds aute fies passe and air- written by a man who ought to / TR B bd uth “Th Devil Pawn,” with P with 1. Roy a. “The Devil's Pawn,” with Pola Lois Wilson Walter Hiers Great “slaying tha lending vols, 30 opens at the Liberty Wednesday, fol lowing the final showing Tuesday night of Derothy Dalton’s western Tully Marshall, Sylvia Ashton, Charles ie feature, “The Crimson Challenge.” Ogle, Dan Mason, ZaSu Pitts, Otis ; eietasies eA Harlan, Lillian Leighton At the Strand this week the mar ried folks ore having presented for their entertainment—and for their eastly one of the folliest little comedy dramas married life presented Roy Barnes, Lila Lee, Waiter| Hiers and Lols Wilson head the all star cant In Matrimony @ Falture’ ts the Utle of the picture. | eee apartment kitchen, for it can be placed in a space no larger than thirty-nine inches, THE PRICE CO is only .. planes hardly ame ugh. He falls know bia subject. It in a tale of | © with the heroine, whom he Wis from the pen of Louie Victor | when his plane ie wrecked Pvc. « wuter"in the Arisona state Rex Ingram and Alice Terry near her little mountain home. tytinge, a “ll ni will flim “Binck Orchids” when x . _|prison. ‘He has served about 14 year*! they return from the cae denies (AT COLUMBIA Jfouscw [acre ta neat” erin : uotwc <cwte| Refrigerators tain of a en ishing craft and a seek. pretty society debutante furnishes : sere Valen the theme of Seventh Day ts | the new picture f r i . Fei. IE Richard Barthelmess at the Cc Pe ae ae ee 9 starring vehicle for Wesley Barry, " on ett ta mens has a score of pretty)... hover ‘ithe teemiemaed e i m in this picture, includ oungster Huff, Ann -Corwall and |7°¥"® Laughs! Oodles and Oodles ot ‘Em! A Confession—We frankly admit that we made a mistake when we booked “Is Matrimony a Failure?” .for only four days. We figured a farce-comedy, even as good as this one, is not of the same drawing power in Seattle as a drama! But + 29 And it is a good m and Vera Gordon. 4 " father and mother tn Fannie Hurst's sized Refrigerator— the|"“Humoresque,” appear together 50-pound ice capacity, Sl again in “The Good Provider,” which u 1 h | to be shown at the Coliseum fol- with a full length pro- Dore Dav we were mistaken! All of Saturday, Sunday and Monday the crowds at the Strand sr shaaks O8 ‘owing “The Seventh Day.” vision chamber and told us just how keenly they enjoyed the play—and, by golly, they’ sure laughed moat famous authors of Far North) yo aoa. ug pat se abpadiael Pre side {cing arrange 35 themselves hoarse. So for 3 days more we will show this great comedy—and— Mi be shown for the| nubens in “The Valley of Silent ment and separate | Wednesday the attrac. | Met" ea meat or milk chamber. Beginning poate nos ong in the Wall, _ Hallam Cooley mupports Marte Pre The eight-wall con- ; Saturday— see pet ee ee |) struction of this refrigerator saves y A-B Gas Ranges | | | | Gloria Swanson and Rodolph Valentino in Elinor Glyn’s “Beyond the Rocks!” CLASS A You might-be-tnterested In know. i -ice, Attractivelypriced senpes++ceee $29.50 | “Some Wid Oates” continues as the ing that Rodolph Valentino speaks a Ve ¥ attraction at the Class A. The plc-| Italian, French, Spanish and English Basement Store ture is now showing in Ite second big | Of what good ts that to him on the week It te an educational offering screen? and is shown at special shows for esthevaceanene | men and women, |Needy Spinster | William Jefferson appears in the | ead rola Wins $10,000 Prize OAK f Mins W 3 ‘la., who The Fatal 30,” © mystery drama, - poser lis the slay now on view at the 7 4 bt bo = potiled with action| Broken Chains” in the Goldwyn and the cast includes several promi. rio contest, tp as interes nent players, In conjunction with | 9% fiction that won the p this picture there is a new chapter of | She 9 @ middle-aged spinster. E the Eddie Polo serial, “The Secret 4.” | ther and broth nlaw met vio gsioek a - c * Hient She ar Richard Barthelmess’ next screer o | vet fele t# not unlike “The Shadow | In that he is a youth bonded « egally to @ villain with eo ly fo There's a mur tery and the hero accepts 5 \ b ty to protect another. 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