The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1922, Page 3

, “The Duke “Ten. AYs PROGRAMS LIBERTY—Wesley Barry in Giteca ta “Scheel Daye. | COLUMBIA—Hoot “The Wearcat, GARDEN— "Queen o° the Tort, STRAND—Glorta Swanses and Re- dolph Valentine in “Beyond the mera in “Camilia.” | OAK—Pred_ Stone in “The Duke of | | [Chimney Butte,” beginning Senday, | | | Laat time tonight, Marte Prevent in | | “Nebedy's Fool.” —_—| | COLISEUM | ——8 “THE GOOD PROVIDER" (Coamopolitand Vera Gordon Dera Davidson 1—Hoot Gibson, Columbia, GORDON and Dore David son again play the Jew! mother and father tn another Fannie Hurst story —“The Good Provider which ts now showing at the Coli geum. The story is that of humble family life, and has the same heart COMING IN NEW FILM appeal which made “Humoresque”| successful. o| COLUMB I A | 1 iestociaishichiin x“ “THE BEARCAT | (Untversal) ro ainson| Litlan Rich | Frenct Bam Pols | The man who couldn't find enough excitement winning the world cham pionship for cowboy stunts or riding races with death to auto tourneys is at the Columbia today. He ts Hoot Gibson, popular cowboy star, who now abides his time doing daredevil etunts before the movie camera. “The Bearcat” is the title of the picture pla: | WINTER ER GARDEN | “QUEEN oO THE TURF” crc) ‘The Gtrt. The Man Brilliant with the color of the race track on derby day, and bristling with exciting incidents, including ro- mance and adventure, “Queen o’ the| HOMAS ME | knows fu [twins must feel wh: which ts which, In his mount picture “The Bac Dad dy," which will be shown at the Coll says that he a tath ‘Turt.” the newest racetrack melo-|seum, Charles and Raymond De @rama and said to be the best since | Briac, each 6 ye 014, look so much the only way Meighan “Checkers,” {s now showing at the jallke that ‘Winter Garden. Jeould tell Charlee from Raymond was to have them open thelr mouths. | | | The boy with a tooth out In front is) | Raymond. clure Pat Helen Jerome Eddy ts to be ‘A Slice of Life.” LIBERTY .Artine Blackburn --Frenels X Conlan In his latest comedy picture, “School Days,” now on view at the Liberty, Wesley (“Freckles”) Barry applies all the tricks of the average boy In the school room and makes life | Ted in miserable for his teacher. This is one | eee | Alan Forest will play the heavy ¢ in Shirley Mason's “Lights of the Desert.” | eee j Maurice Flynn and Charles Le Moyne will support Charies Jones in Gloria Swanson and Rodolph Valen-| tino. The photoplay ts now at the Strand Pauline nus le aeeeenestomnnrannseeaenencenfil - C O L oO I A L ngarry to be ff me in Canada I c Rath: tinal Marjorie Daw will be leading woman in Owen Moore's next oe “Robinson Crusoe,” which the Unt Count de Varvilie Arthur Hoyt | Versal company has filming as Zettie Tilbury | a serial, has been con jeted, and the Sh ely Sa m cart Gees iments are ready for exhib. opened at the Colonial today. Nazi wre mova has the title role, the woman of the underworld whom the love of @ law student lifts to the heights of devotion and sacri “OAK “Broken Chat rected Allen Holul is to be d amount) ‘Theodora Fiteweraic Glorta Swanson | “Weat.” Lerd Bracondi sore 9] 7 amet om eee a Cape. Piusgerald v-Alec B. Frences| Pat Moore, nephew of Tom = Moore, wili be in the cast of “Ken A romance with the Alps of Switz |tucky Days.” erland, the gardens of Versailles, and | eee Paris and London estates as the) Doug Fairbanks hes bought the background, written by Elinor Glyn.| screen rights to “Monsieur Beau serves as the starring vehicle for | caire 2—nvuviph \ deentino, Coloma, b—Uioria Swanse Brothers and Sisters of _ Transferred Here Semon Comedy | in “Fools First” S il t D Pl t if Luz Johnston, formesty explolta. H U l One of the most exciting scenes | 4 m tion rnb for 67 theaters of the in “The a Larry Semon| In “Fools First,” Marshall Nellan’s t en ra a en t u Southern Enterprises, Inc., eireuit in as n us ua comedy nown here soon, t#| newest picture, there is said to ap Have you ever not ow Many; much pleasar and much more | Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma has | the collision between a locomotive | pear one of the most unusual situ- blood brothers and sisters there are| profitable germ to cat nted to the recently creat T ype for Hero| @ box loaded with high explo | ations ever recorded on the screen, on the sereen? Heginning with the combinations ition of exploitation manager |sives. This provides # big thrill and| The situation in question shows & It seems to have been a stage of threes, there are the Barrymores Pc 4 and Butte| A photoplay with a genuine idea}a big laugh man who has just been murdered, tradition that histrionics were to be D are also great acrewn favorites the Associaied First is the new Goldwyn picture, “His| The comedy has moet of its action | playing poker with a gang of crooks, passed down from generation to Ethel and Lionel. The Pick-| National Pictures, Inc, according to| Back Against the Wall,” which has|!aid in the theater and was more|In fact, the dead man plays the watiod, ap in the cur of the mbination ia differently ar /1, ©, Lukan, district manager of| been booked for a showing at the| than three months in the making. game so well that it fools « nuaiaaE we and whe have w in, Mary and | western offices Liberty soon. In thin picture the of detectives who come looking for egothar ~ tly Secame the bride] ytr, Johnston arrived from Dallas | author, John Frederick, set out to | LIBERTY. NEWS GETS ——- p tire om thes y number of rrest, and thelr brother) tag: week and will make Lis head-|show that the most abject coward a ‘ other cases image, ris” tn "com | Mat even and will mano ie head | show that the most abject cownrt | WENATCHEE FESTIVAL |ston icere the audience gusssage The motion picture Industry ts too of Norma, Natalie, who re Exchange, 2033 Third ove and that tt can be brought out if] Liberty News events which will}, 700s 2 ist”, ts scheduled aeam young to know who's going to be | cen married Buster Kiaton, and « to the North-| the right stimulus ts supplied. appear on the screen today will in ro th! at the Coliseum in the near who al the next generat ft plays | « mpegs i i : directed odvertis-| In the case of the hero in “His|clude views of the Apple Blossom |“U*¥F* i are,” Mawever, the suauing number he thrive sets of brothers. best r two of the) Pack Against the Wall,” Mr, Fred-| Festival at Wenatchee, a BSeattle/ r . : known to motion picture fans are the cvuntry, BAW lerick presents @ tailors assistant, | couple starting on a bicycle trip to CANADIAN CENSORSHIP : ka, and Farnume and Western 6, cheap dance hal! | Mexico and similar local happenings.| Canada has its little asininities ae a ms ‘ npanies, was one who Is despised by all the| There will be the county coroner in-| Censorship as well as the United 8 © publicity men| roughnecks and the girls of his ating the wreckage after the | States, Ottawa censors banned “Des (77 to be appoinied in the tndustry, | sociaj set nin w a Seattle girl was |Ception.” Censors in Hull, across, m managed two theaters in 8t. Paul pe efit “0 1, Gen J. Morton of the |the Ottawa river, approved ft. Am ! *, and also hed seven U. 8. army reviewing the reserve |¢xhibitor in Hull booked the pleture — — been well inoculated ors In @t. Paul and THEODORE ROBERTS officers’ training camp men at the @nd advertised it in Ottawa and hum ‘ j n Kentus. er, cartoonist and Theodore Roberts, that sterling | university, and the first of the ship-|4reds of Ottawans crossed the river . | get the brothers i character actor, has been elevated to board vessel the Brookdale, | to see it. Anita Stewart Has “mn stellar rank, with the assienment to| fe he Union to be tite wean —____——~ Bobbed Her Hair ‘““"'" him of the role of Josiah Whitcomb. |; nings of the moment all JOB'S JOB Ste @tewart: to° thé tat tar r im the latest of the RQ. Anita Stewart to the tntest sta ‘ Fesgow medy films| Paramount's production of “The O' ‘| = “Her Gilded Cage,” two hours to f the motion p NY tO KO | o¢ which he was sped atic ranks. | Home 1” One of the record prices | take a scene of snails crawling. to the bx be And n other pag yg ge Inent tole in| W&* paid for this stage clasetc =| UNION TO SHOW | When he tried to push them to make way she looks real cute with he Ta ntern by vete, here Is | Goidwyn's “The Christian.” Gloria| th® production ts to be made on a “OPEN YOUR EYES” |tnem crawi, they, of course, curled obbe pu ° we . she } _ y ci ene te b but w nder If *h® | another brace of three who have! gwanson and Betty Compson once, ‘fem nd * ela tet Open Your Eyes," prepared under |UP_ 19 thelr shells and refused #9 t have a litte shiver of regret lauretly many mn ahe saw rowning glory” be some time before pio | It doesn’t seem ponsitle that the! type, expecially for children, ts to be| cinema prizes of the year, He ba*\ sr c¢ A. secretaries, educators, so.| the R. €. Film corporation fer ture fans will be © to Pronounce | next generation can have any better made at the Thomas H. Ince studio, been sent to England to play thé| oat workers and army and navy of-| $92,000, alleging breach of com | thelr criticisms, as she didn't cut off | showing than tows it? with “The Pled Piper of| leading part in Goldwyn’s production | titers have strongly indorsed this| fact. The star and company her Titian curls until, after she had | Hamelin.” The pletures are to be in| of “The Christi which is to be | feature, broke relations owing te @ finished “The Woman He Married.” two reels, and a woran, Frances Fi-| made under the supervision of the ed change in production policy, Which Nae just been released thru [Tinkton, ts one of the promoters of author, Hall Calne FREE—ONE CITY ca First National 2 | the enterprise, wore o- A fishing village was constructed| The Universal company has sent = = ovie iit: ee After @ considerable absence | at Balboa, Gal. for the filming. of | Mkt boty” of “actors: Aid teh STAR SYSTEM Jackie Coogan will not go to! from the screen, May Allison bs Monte Cristo” and when it was|men to Kentucky to film “The LOSING GROUND Hurepe until fall. His current ple-| coming back. She is in Porto |co ieted William Fox, the pro-|urban,” one of the old-time That the star system ts losing rome [Odu@uctel. te Gaderer” cath «, “Oliver Twist,” is nearly com Rico making scenes for a new Gucer, donated it to the city. It cost) dramas of the stage, which has ro and | be ine ed fs ine.nd Ao died Wee Leland Pivaes 1 | Associated Exhibitors’ picture. | $200,000. locale In the Bluegrass state, ith b nt star, Anita Stewart. |/™ production quality, and to this ena/ "ie, Flo Hart, are now divorced has signed three-of the at reo Yes, there are a number of db tore fa the Westuees, Res Har.| YOTCed persons tn the motion pteture ker, Fred N and John M. Stab! ndustry, but then look at the othe . wide of it. There are > @ good many happily married stars. I rea pe BILL RUSSELL, |iy bell ore Roberts le un Willlam Ruse t jcomfortable without his customary ona, was bitten ¢ persaves . Ronnay De Maurel—Norma Tal 7 madge's latest picture is “The Eter ne , na I In thle picture she ct takes the role of the Duchesse of iy ji Langeais, The producti deals SPECTACULAR with the early nineteenth century filmes ere the order of | » ma * 2 old and was r Paramounss pr born at Niagara Falls, N. Y Have and t Violet T vb is back on he Goast agalr Your friend, ‘ Jackie Coogan, {a starring in “Oliver t Twist.” lon Chaney and ¢ dys Brockwell will be seen in the sup t porting cast. Some little actor t jJackle tn Curly-head.—Priecilia Dean ta soon Having ones put ido mo |t t work on “Under Two Flags, directorial crown as tov burden. | With James Kirkwood as her leading me, Lilllan Gish, the Griffith |™man. Elaine Hammerstein is not star, will d it my n and direct ma the production of “Three Wise | A Friend.—Quakers are called Fools,” the romantic comedy of |“friends." Your nom de plume the stage. | make me wonder whether you are one lea Welch t# married to Dell “THE DUKE OF CHIMNEY BUTTE” (RO. Jeremiah Lambert Vesta Philbrook Grace Kerr Ker (the son) -Fred Stone | Voia Vale | Josie Bedgewick Chick Morrison | Thrilling scenes occur frequently In | of Chimney -Butte,” in which Fred Stone appears at the Oak for two days beginning Sunday. It ts a Western story “Nobody's Fool,” Marie Prevost’s comedy drama, closes at the Oak to- Bight. ARBUCKLE PICTURE DRAWS BIG CROWD An exhibitor at Washington, Ind who hadn't heard of Will Hays’ ban on Arbuckle films showed “Brew ater’s Millions” two nights. The crowd was #o great that he raised admission prices for the second night. In Bellingham, Wash., an at tempt was made to show a Fatty picture, but the publle protested #o strongly it was withdrawn The w U. of Tulare county, Cal.,| has forwarded protests to all exhibl-| tors in that county against the| showing of Arbuckle films. Hays’ | action applies only to producers and| Aistributors. That means that Ar-| buckle filma may show here and| there thruout the country despite the ban MARY PICKFORD the ba of ¢ 4 has constructed on ka ake, in Cal-| atswor ffornia, an entire fishing villa In phonon LP abe made many of the Cecil De Mille, movie direc canes 0 ‘ess of the Storm Coun h try," which sho ts reftiming on an! Mille, 11, whom he recently kilied in t @laborate nscale. In its new form, the | Gabriel Lester, picture will be called “Tess.” i - was Mille’s other children are John, 8 ~_] | DE MILLE’S “PROXY DADDY” } !i.3. irc. Pag picture is “Acr Mary MacLaren ts his lew natance Talmadge is fiv nches In height Denise—Pola Negri t» 28 She was born in Poland not as yet arrived in Ame: Red Peacock” ts the Madaline. 28 years old vorce from Rodolph He has sec Jean Acker. Spec SOME WIL MEN ON Nights 8 to 12 P. tor, and Katherine Leeter De adopted. Katheriae’s father, he battle of Vimy Ridge. De 3, and Cecila, 13. Lillian and Dorothy) were cinema mermaids Gish; Viela Dana end Shirley > from the jaws of the clipping stason, and Katherine MacDonald rm and Mary MacLaren, the © latest master piece of the weéllenown atar. | Valentino 1 @) TODAY 1 Shows for WOMEN ONLY Daily 2:29 to 8 P. M. OATS, Specia: snows for Daily 10:30 to 2:30 P. M. CLASS “A” THEATER 7—Brownie Vernon, Winter Garaen, et Mystery Stunt Ff red | Stone Oak. | “The Show” New un, OLYana, j—VeEra Voraon, Coltacum., §& Weale 7] Barry, Liberty [Exploitation Man |New Photoplay 18 HAVER enact this famous part in He over the world are Included. It took Al Gilks, camerarmn for, the supervision of the United States | ™°V® Public Health Service, begins an en- | gagement at the Union Sunday. Med- ical authorities, public officials, Y. RICHARD DIX Richard Dix, Goldwyn's handsome leading man, hag drawn one of the FAIRY FILMS A new series of films of the fairy Beasue Hayakawa, the ese star, has brought suit against ntinent ding lady © foot five "fhe has Oh, Boy! Laughs for Kids From 6 to 66! rea he ured a dl. | Bring “Young America”— A Dime Any Time! NOW PLAYING Best for the Guest! Always the Liberty LY M. |