The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 3

BORROW OCEAN LINER FOR PICTURE SCENES Corinne Griffith sailed last week for | Wurope on the Aquitania and came }back to Amertoa all in one day a, the great ocean liner was used as the background for a num ber of scenes in “Divorce Coupons,” the star's latest Vitagraph produc Mer director was anxious to have the greatest scene where the heroine sails for Kurope and he obtained permission to use the Aquitania, Tho censorship fight in Ohio grows apace, Nine distribution Cleveland have been arrested because they failed to make eliminations ordered by the state board of censors. THE MASTER BARBERS’ ASSO. managers = in in the White Be sure of quality—then suit your taste Be sure of your vine- gars. Be sure they are pure. Be sure they are | Heinz Vinegars. Four | kinds to suit any taste: Malt Vinegar—made from barley malt sealed by Heinz. UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT: For taking a pardonable pride in the success of our efforts to make the WINTER GARDEN one of the finest family the- aters in the West. Thou- AGAINST THE were convinced. Seattle has placed its seal of ap- proval on our new policy. First Time Anywhere FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY— Marshall Neilan’s “FOOLS FIRST” Coming Saturday— Thomas Meighan in Now Playing: Leah Baird to : LLOYD tie Winter Garden A Sailor- Made far the most conspicu about us and is pre y areful in hair washing | virtually no ha | cially fine shampoo for this weather, | Jone that brings out ail the beauty of the removes all dandruff, | excess oil and dirt, used at trifling expense PRISCILLA DEAN BARGAIN MAT. 100 a cup of hot water. makes a full cup of shampe ugh so it is easy y hair instead of just the ally dissolves ARMY TENTS NAVY New and Used LEWIS WIRELESS 76 University, Cor. Western Ave. all impurities and ¢ cooling: lather, es on the glossy FREE TREATMENT much heavier than it is throx shampoo, arranging the hair Advertisement Keep YourSkin-Pores Active and Healthy With Cuticura Sage. Oingment Telewm Be reas: Lavereter Candied Laxative Wafers MOVIES at all drug nte Joyner Drug Co. Spokane —Adver Niagara Stunt | Performer Was Foolish Fool Adam, Kaiser Bill, Matty Arbuckle dolph Valentino are popular «in the “Who's the World's Me lish Fool” contest, which The Star is conducting tx tion with the showing of First,” the Marshall Neilan produc tion on view at the Coliseum this week Here's an entry from Katherine R. Francke, Robe, Wash: 1 think the world's most foott#h foot Was the man who crossed Niagara's pool; Walking a rope from shore to shore, Above the cataract's ferce roar, In case of @ fall no chance to rue It The foolish fool didn't HAVE to do it! Risking his life for doubtful fame; Blondin is this foolish fool's name, conjunc Fools ‘There will be cash prizes totaling $25 awarded, They will be divided as follows: $10, $5, two awards of 5 each and five of $1 each Contest closes Thursday, Send your answers to “Foolish Fool Editor, Seattle Star, SCENARIO SCHOOL GROWING RAPIDLY When Fred Palmer, scenariat, left Keystone a few years ago to extab | lish a scenarios school, little did he dream that th half a decade | later hiv one-man organization would have sold more than $60,000 worth of scenarios for its students, have turned down close to 60,000 appll cants, and emp! 200—and re cently he announced at the annual / dinner that within 60 days the cor | y over new building, a threestory struct ure, out in Hollywood. edy horse, has changed ber name to Queente. ‘ COLUMBIA |e AT THE OAK has been engaged for a two weeks’ engagement at the Oak, appearing at each eve- ning performance and mat- inees Saturday and Sunday. Misa D'Auria possesses | pean ja featured at t lovely soprano voice, "SECOND: HAND ROSE melody made canes pieture hermony of bi STARMING Gladys Walton Ana ¢ MonOVICH King of Turfdom, Win- ning the Kentucky D: RESINOL Reduces redness ! roamaiiokches | | other eruptions | | making the skin |/5 clearer, fresher || and more attractive Inexpensive andeasy | to use | TRY IT! At all drugfists Ten walls of insulation keep cold in and heat out Linings brought back over door, No wood exposed Nickel plated non-rusting ) lever locks and hinges ( Retinned removable) Patent removable drain { Base board lifts upy ONE:PIECE PORCELAIN LINED OUR Refrigerator is the cornerstone of the health, energy and happiness of your family. should be the cleanest, sweetest spot in the whole house. The arrows in the illustration point to features in which Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators. Their efficiency in saving food, in keeping it fresh, clean and sweet, in saving ice —is recognized by careful housewives everywhere. And you ought to investigate the LEONARD Refrigerator before you make your selection. The time to buy a Refrigerator is now—and we have a size to meet every household requirement. LEONARD Refrigerators are priced— sie 50, ah 50, $28.50, $29.50, $35.50, $42.60. to $93.50 Without question it Claire Windsor, former Seattle girl, is the heroine of poration would move into its own | “}ools First, ” the Marshall Neilan photoplay at the Coliseum Tie film was shipped directly to Seattle from | the Neilan studio in California, making this its premier Just a second! Sally, the com- | show ing. There is a dancing act 5,| Back against the Wall,” . that would put the famous Castle team to a teat the clever character 7 me home for $2.98." SINGER NOW now $6.49." “Special for today, only 290." “Don't: ming this t away for $14.99." All the signs which shops famous, and like wine a few shops in other cities, have Si their part in “ : the picture thin | Gladys Walton in starred. mond Hatton, . and Shannon @ long story short came straight from , where dancing was her spe- Second ave And there's more dancing, too. Semon's new * is on the bill, and Larry has 60 pretty chorus girls in the cast. ond Hand Rose* Allows free circulation of cold dry aiz, Porcelain Tintng brought way to edge of door frame, No wood exposed inside, cracks or joints anywhere. wire shelves. Pread ed by the song of the same name, es ae FINDS TENNIS “ROUGH” SPORT 1, the Metro star, has de clared that be will refrain hereafter from indulgence in such a haxardous and go in for nothing ‘Open an Acéount at Grote-Rankin’ 3 THE GROT FE RANBIN ERE Pat WINTER GARDEN tfully and discreet in the spice of romance Doubt Your Wite sport as tennis, whic rougher than prize fighting. which she is starring at the W lston enime from the star} Garden this week i several savage rounds | The pleture is filled with advice! for never-wed and forever-wed, . Rural Carriers to Engineer Out for Be Selected Here Examinations will be held in Seat- [Furie nthe fh enon st “tne ENGLISH ACTOR IN : BARTHELMESS PLAY Laurance D’Orsay, the celebrated! English actor, who ix well known as |tle June 24 by the United States civil the origina} Earl of Pawtucket in Aw-|%rvice commission for rural mail gustus Thomas’ famous play of that|¢@rritrs for Edmonds and Bothell. name, has been added to the cast, Applicants must be citizens who ac- tually live In the district in which which will|the postoffice from which they wish to work is located. |." now showing at Loew's Palace Hip theater. bruised in the fight, | tennis he tore several ligaments in this arm when he fell chasing a ball | at a country club near Los Angeles. Mr, Lytell had his left arm in a cast | and was not able to use it for several STRAND “An ideally attractive heroine and hero? J. M. Clapp, civil engineer, has nounced his candidacy for the |lican nomination for state rep ative from the 47th district, This district is now rep! Robert A. Tripple and EH. Gul, . Gtyn,. farnous characterize G the leading lady, Britian ne Swanson, do} yo! which is supporting Richard Barthel mens in “The Bondboy, be the young screen artist's next star. ring vehicle under the management|*ligible unless they are the widows of American soldiers, saflors or ma- | lrines or the wives of service men/ who are physically disqualified by | wounds received in service. The sal- ary of a carrier on a standard daily Erie Von Strohelm has engaged) wagon route of 24 miles is $1,800 a “Foolish | year, with an additional $30 a year | Miss Frazee was prominent at the res for bis next. Among them for each mile in excess of 24. Fuller, | salary on motor routes ranges from | Tacoma, “hyd {82.460 to $2,600, according to length. d the Rocka,” 7 ms of the cast of “The Right Jrama. | That Failed” ts “Bull” Montana, too I ¢ no ome widees| FUNERAL SERVICES wilt be |at 4 p. m. Wednesday at Watson's by Dr. George A. | for Miss Mary C. 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