The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 3

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THE SEATTLE § Dupont tn “A “Queen of the lori Awanson and Mo~ jenting in “Meyond the Vers Gordon tn “The | | COLUMBIA little wife thought! would ald her husband to CERTAIN she di “the man " But in ft ¢ Universal photoplay ed at the Columbia We acheme didn't work-—ing band was sent to the Af to die! Minas Dupont playa the title rote, | The pleture is called “A Wonderful | Wife.” wher up” climax in the hus jungles eee WINTER GARDEN Brilliant with the color of the race track on derby day, briatling with exciting incidents and introducing 1” pretty romance, “Queen o' the Turf. at the Winter Garden this week, tn one of the best race track mek dramas since “heckers.” Brownle V: . who t# new te the nereen, 4 the leading fem! nine role, and her daring ride tr the big race is one of the high epots of the picture. see COLISEUM William Collier, Jr, in “The Good Provider” leading man at the Coli Claire Windsor and Richard we been tn Une ilenelight | » these columns, “Who's the wi Young Coller entered) ig @ foolish fool in the film pla res two yean * plays and ever since. fs a Fannte Hurst story an Vera Gor don and Dore Da tars of “Humoresque.” eee “e Contest; Send in a film play is alway «ht to H** you thought of a foolish! feminine n fans, M annon R a originality about her took yet Of perhaps you! exnon possoas. The way |vVen't heard about our “Foolish ter hair, her clothes and | Fool” elaborate hair ernaments ways « treat to neo In Elinor ‘a “Beyond the Itocks,” In which 5 with Ro 1 this wutiful contest. Well, it's Uke this 1 Neilan’s latest production, is to bave its premier at the Coliseum * are n the aw First,” in Seattle Saturday, and the plot of the story has something to do wich a young hap who makes an awful fool of uimaelf and it Just set us to wonder. | showing Swanson is co-starr » Valentine at the & ek, she wears a score of t costumes, us Vasc tg ng how many more cuch fools there | LIBERTY are or have been tn thin world, And] Westey Barry tw sre up. As|that's how the contoxt —rtarted cannot | We're going to give $25 ce lly the little | for the best answ ace chap ts growing into| World's Most Foolish In hie Joenn't make any difference how you mant latest picture, School Days,” at the Lite. ty this} send your answer in. Write a letter, week, Wes dons long trousers and | poetry or anything you want First prime $10, second prize $5, + quite a little man. If be aticks tod the picture work this young chap, wi Joubt become ov popular a comedian as Harold Lioyd. “*Sehoot | Days” is a clever comedy ¢rama—a typical summertime — STAND AT TIMES te the title of ture play which ts showing Oak today and tomorrow. As \s | Hips, Backand Le; would and adventure of a daring st mounted police, romance Everett, ‘Washington. For sev- eral years I have had trouble with the North we Friday the Oak night is amateur night at Fees for the Associated Student Body membership at the university will to t have raised, unless activ! ents in the University | Lydia ham Vegetable | ording to a state and raise Maing § I decided to tr; irst-rate at the present tim: done wonders for me and I keep it in the house right along. Lalwa: c* ommend it to others who are sick | and ailin — Mrs. J. M. 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Richard Dix Is Foolish Fool in “Fools First,” New Neilan Film ‘| oy in Marshall Netlan's newest production, “Fools Furst.” Tnis ig the offering which inspired the contest now running | j attraction, takes a cross-country trip | en?” For Everyone Who Desires to Gain | [i Diz, two of the star: appear- orld's most foolish fuol?’ Dix y. Get In on the “Foolish Fool” : in Your Answer third and fourth $2.50 each and five $1 prizes. Contest will close a week from to- ture Pade Gladys Walton comes to the Co- lumbia Saturday in “Second-Hand Rose,” a picture play suggested by the famous song of that name, see Raymond Hatton, Against the Wall,” in “His Back a new Liberty on @ freight train eee “The Bachelor Daddy” ts ‘Thomas Meighan's newest starring vehicle. It 19 to be shown here soon. eee “Catherine the Great,” made tn Germany some time ago, ts soon to be released in America. eee A new eorles of detective stories is being filmed, based on the “John Jackson, Detective” tal . The screen Giyn's “The Ma soon will be rel . “What's the Matter With Wom. queries the title of a new film They're all right. Who's all right? version of Elinor and the Moment” d. . "but in he dons {blackface make-up and pads welt to look Like 300 pounds. cee Some scenes for pons,” “Divorce Cou Corinne Griffith's next, were made on the S. 8. Aquitania. eee Francois Nazare Aga, Persian art expert, will aid Richard Walton Tully in the production of “Omar the Tent Maker,” starritg Guy } Bates Post Bright red coral 1s only one-fourth valuable as the pink acd white | shades. Equestrienne at Winter Garden j lene S| Brownie Vernon and her horse “Alert.” Miss Vernon is the heroine of “Queen o’ the Turf,” the race track melo-| drama, showing at the Winter Garden this week, She is a popular young leading lady and her daring ride in the big| race scene is one of the big! moments in the photoplay. 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