The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 3

WE DNESDAY, With Frank Mayo at the Columbia Just 2 More Days to See FANNID HURST'S “BACK PAY” Collect Po See Seon Owen " ray” aud Courtesy Just to Remind You That JACK HOLT BEBE DANIELS Sylvia Breamer. This at- tractive Australian girl is| playing the leading feminine role in “The Man Who Mar- ried His Own Wife,” a versal picture drama, show-| ing now at the Columbia. Uni-| Wriday Night GEORGE BEBAN And His Ratire Company in PERSON with “The Sign of the Rose” Its Weadertul! School Pageant Is Witnessed by 1 500) Fifteen hundred the “P ¢ ed by the 3 the Lafay ette grammar schoo! day night Due to the success Of the affair, Prin cipal ©, N, Hanson declares the [pageant may become an annual jevent | ‘Columbia Coliseum Orchestra Under Kay Saturday Bri; in AK roc Bee nt | cikrea 6 a “COOLEST sror. IN TOWN” AMATEURS’ PRIZE CONTEST TONIGHT, 5:30 ADULTS Also--- ZANF GREY'S | “THE MYSTERIOUS | nIDERIT | | | with ROBERT MeKIM and CLAIRE ADAMS a THEATRE LAST TIMES—— Hobart Bosworth Robert McKim ané an unexeetied cast in the powerful drama ef mighty “WHITE HANDS” Saab Pollard Comedy sews SCESTO Special Added Attraction TODAY ONLY SEATTLE MANDOLIN CLUB direction of Mr. John Nicholas 10c Wi ANY TIME ALL THE TIME WOO 50.50 Stove Lengths from Solid Fir T Wood bought now and stored can be properly seasoned and dried out for later use. make this low price as the mill at t cutting large quantities of Fir into I UNIVERSITY DISTRICT OFFICE: KENWOOD 0524 MAIN OFFICE | hack ¢ jtubs! Who says motion pleture folks Stock Up Your IF PURCHASED IN 2-CORD LOTS a LE Le aE ID This is Mixed Block and Slab Wood cut in CORD-A-LOAD FUEL CO. Successors to American Wood Co. THE CLEVER STAR AT COLISEUM SEATTLE STAR —_TE *—~yopay DURAMS } } COLIsKUM Rehan in person | COLUMBIA BEMARKABLE acones wea and shipwreck no novel situations | the attempt of from his family and | other thes # cin life all over in are included in “1 an Who ried His Own Wife,” the ay attraction which opened brought a a man to cut } new | | at the Columbia Tuesday, Tt is the new bbe vof George ory of a ma no disappears but ha, rg mort ot : fo shag ‘We on nly vaemmes Beban. This clever character actor is delighting audiences} at the Coliseum this week where he is appearing in per ~lson and as the star of “The nd woes hig wife a second Frank Mayo ts the star, ore gednens of the ncenery shown, the! Sign of the Rose,” the fea-| who ts starring actual physteal difficulties undergone tured photoplay offering. of the ple he " " ose Beban carries with him a art torn by tove and her / pear with him on the screen luxury and wealth i | ond his act is the most unique ‘ever staged in this city in con-| »\junction with a personal ap- ad pearance tour, | he ocean an the backgro for his photo play a plays. It telle the story In “White Hands,” which finishes | girt with a flimsy a four days’ engagement tonight he | finds herself in th of a «mall Fannie Hurst wrote the story and the cast ix headed by Seena Owen and Matt Moore. is sewn as the captain trading schooner on the Mediter ranean sea For four days, beginning Thurs cee | | day, “Heritage,” @ screen story by |COLONTAL | C {ure a CT | Witlard Mack, will be shown. It fea} "CG On Over,” the Rupert} | jtures Matty Roubert, clever boy | Hug comedy, ts showing at the} | jactor. Colonial until) Friday night. In the} Claire Windsor has named her 2 pated jfeatured role is Colleen Moore, the |new wire-haired terrier “Radio.” | LIBERTY [petite little actrens, who has recent-|gays its hair acts as antenna, | Half a hundred miles from tele. |l¥ sprung into prominence. She ap-! ee | phones, railroads and porcelain bath. Pe@rs as a Litt Irish lass, and It took more than ten weeks to Ralph Granes, fine work Street,” remembered for his Griffith's “Dream did as the Irish lad who leaves bin sweetheart in Lreland |while he comes to America to make his fortune. The supporting cast ts good. eee flim the flood scene for That God Forgot.” ee “The Town | in splend don’t have to work for their money? Jack Holt, Bebe Daniels, Director | Rollins Sturgeon and cowboys camped for a solid month on Mormon Fiata, Arizona, reached only by an occasional stage. “North of the Rio! Grande,” the production at the Lib. | jerty this week, reflects in the rug jOAK } | in : ) Marilyn Miller saya she may ap-| r in one pleture with Jack Pick ford, to whom she ts engaged. | eee now directing | Christian,” | Maurice Tourneur, the filming of “The L. rrenty years had passed since! pinyed 400 roles on the French! Hell-Bent Wade had seen his dauxh-| stage before entering the movies, | ter, And them he found her the fi eee GIRLS! ancee of a man he knew to be ut Mae Busch, who has always ap-| LEMONS ; WHITEN SKIN AND BLEACH i ee |terly worthless, but still he could not lepeak. That's just one of the com plications which makes Zane Grey's j"The Mysterious Rider” @ thrilling sereen play, “The Mysterious Rider” will shown for the last time tonight The attraction Thursday and Fri day will be “High Heels,” a Univer. sal comedy drama, starring Gladys Walton, 1 in films as a vamp, plays he role of a minister's daughter in “The Christian.” . ee | be | ative, profitwharing producing or-| | ranization formed by graduates of | | Harvard, Princeton and Yale, eee A dog race will feature the film- ing of “Baldy bas dagen . i Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three cunces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you hav. @ quarter] “On the Blue Danube” and “Sy}-| jpint of harmiess and delightful | Via of Tyrol,” mafe m Vienna, have! lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly|been sent to America for exhibi fragrant logion into the face, neck, | tion arma and hands each dey, then shortly note the beauty and white ness of your skin. Ing of “St. Elmo,” starring John Famous stage beauties use this | Gilbert. lemon lotion to bleaen and bring that clear, rosyowhite cum: bexion. se a freckle, sunburn, and t ch because it doesn’t irritate. Advertisement. Henry Kotker will direct Madge Kennedy in “Dear Me.” eee Maurice Tourneur hes purchased film rights to Hall Caine’s “The Prodigal Son.” eee After Charles Ray “The Tallor Made Man” started to film) ly wil! film James Wh “The Girl I Le Godley, Radio Wizard, Advises one Readers | BY PAUL F. GODLEY America’s Foremost Radio Authority | ¢ antenna it is Jerome Storm wit! direct’ tte" fim | completes he probab ley's insion as to be! in it electri order that this ned by the methods tuning the radio receiv. © thought must be given to length of the antenna, as ght, In a receiving height that counts, Of course, there are other con siderations, but for the man who wants to get signals from * great distances (and what radio fan doesn't?) height is the thing for which to strive, The higher the antenna, the greater the electrical potentials which will be produced in it by the electric waves, io fans wish to listen to ths as short at 200 meters. r to” a small reception of long perate upon a long D A FULL CORD na for the s than to oj The major of the “other consider.| antenna for receivig short waves, It ations Is one having to do with reso-| is well to keep this in mind when con. nance, When an electrical circuit is| structing the antenna. A& only ap; ‘oxlmations, ts “The total overall length of the an | tenna tem in feet from its extreme end to the ground connection, should not ater than th ve length divided by 1 | ing out this ru 4 assum: | hat it is desired to receive from inn Fol jing —laugh with 2 stations traneamitting at a wave LOAD the Ivish | aneth oC oe taleat tie’ ieeols ont © 166 fect, A DANDY SHOW RU ren "aT GHES’ nniest story either the number of wires tn the na, nor the height, will affect approximation to any great de. gree, If it Is possible to secure a non | conductive support as high as 166 | feet to the top of which be run a vertical, or nearly ve or two, the results will be bly superior to those obtained from same length wire placed in the |form of an “L" or “T-shaped an tenna, whose vertical sections are jon 30 or 40 fect in length, jut the average ridio fan will not | line available supports as high as this, Some may take sufficient Interest ect a special DELIVERED imber, We can r insulated ee : : y this height. | his time is d that the re ained 1 will warrant the effort umber, those who must pl pend: | nee upon what natural + $ are Javailable, it may be pointed out that the higher the wire, the better, pro- vided that the total length of the antenna from its extreme end to the arth connections does not exceed figure de 1 from using the jformula giv ve, | If the ar is of too great! }length, no su s is to be had in| |tuning It to the shorter wave lengths. | ee Gains that might result from in- | NEWS Colleen Moore § .. sths are more than offset COMEDY an the by loss of advantages due to tuning. | Girl From Treland |One Dead, One Dying| ~] PRICE | vy MATHNGE in Airplane Crash} “Come on Over” A than * You story funnier In i eratch My you're Irish! You'lt Inugh tf reencies arising on her un expected visit to her sweetheart ! nn On aren't! | LOS ANGELES, June 7.—J. E. | Underhill of La g¢ Be h vi i CAPITOL 2335 Lnareagdeperr ghar fcc ley of Santa Ana probably fatally injured when their airplane crashed |to the ground here yesterday, |number of the people who ap-!}) The Film Guild ts a new cooper-|]) *, altho one which gives |“ Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE= OTE RANKIN. Beginning Tomorrow Thursday—In the Bargain Annex Just at a time when you need inexpensive Furniture and Rugs toe camps and summer homes, Used Furniture At Prices Unusually Low Large assortments must be disposed of to relieve the congested con | ditign in this section. There is furniture for every room in the home} —and' the values are the best we have offered for some time, Regular Price Price $35.00 Brown Leather Couch with fumed oak frame. $22.50 $33.50 Bird's-eye Maple $30.00 Regular Price $20.00 Ivory “Enameled Baby Ms Carriage at ....+.+++- $12.95 $ 2.75 Full-sized Wood Bed....$1.00 4 $125.00 Mahogany Dresser and sieenseey $89.00. $22.50 Full-sized Brass Bed...$14,75 $35.00 Golden Oak Flat Top aie Office Desk .....----$20,00 $25.00 Fumed Oak Library Table, 48-inch top ....---..- $l $145.00 Mahogany Bedroom Set, four pieces .... $100.00 Dresser at .....++++-- $23.75 Quartered Oak Chiffonier at .........$20.00 Black Walnut Dresser. .$10.00 Golden Oak Bookcase with two doors.......$20,00 Black Walnut Dresser Base at ......++. 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