The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 3

| een. M Leading Lady at Type, Says Just 2 More Days to See MACK SENNETT’S Rare 6-Act Comedy-Melodrama “THE CROSSROADS OF NEW YORK” A First Notional Atevaction with ' rs UNTIL PRE Paramoun' wth Afrien | “THE WOMAN WHO WALKED ALONE” with AWLEY ponorny pA HON Coming—* ¢ Woman” Home of the Big Successes 2 More Days to See RICHARD BARTHELMESS im the First National 6 SONNY’ , Dent Miss It Starting Saturday BUSTER KEATON In “OOS” Stop Asthma Instantly! ASTHMADOL Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever. $1.00 Qt all drug stores, or direct, p. p.. bY Joyner Drug Co., Spokane.—Adver- tisement. We tuke pleasure in introdu new leading lady. mess | play at the Liberty this week. | splendid taste w hen it comes t who makes love to Pauline Liberty Is New Barthelmess | cing to you Pauline Garon—a She's a new type, says Richard Barthel- in “Sonny,” We don’t know whether or the picture | not Pauline is a new type, but we will admit Richard has 0 selecting a a film sweetheart. | | / He met her in a cabaret, fell madly in love, and then found out she was a Jewel thief. What did he Cleansed Movie BY JIM MARSHALL It is @ sad tale I must Inseribe tn you, little diary. Ever since Will Hays ordered us to clean up again life hasn't been worth living. Not a party! Not a cocktail! Not even « little spooning with a director! Jast | Thsen! And Thoreau! And a course in ancient Assyrioiogy! Por relaxa- tion: The ¥. W. C. At I have a fearful bruise on my! ankle. (1 ought not to mention my lankle, really.) They have draped all |the limbs of the camera tripods in the interests of morality aw 1 cjpped over one. The cameraman Clirmed terribly, saying, “Darn they Ba igen METROPOLITAN Sus rs — 30 TH hat. TODAY *: i Saturday Ma’ meet sos te to $2.00 Plas 10% Tax JOHN —DRINKWATERS cox Beg. Sun. Night SEAT SALE THURSDAY SAT. MAT. ONLY AMERICA’S GREATEST COMEDIENNE WEEK ON STARTING WILLIAM RUSSELL TODAY STRENGTH OF THE PINES A story of the Oregon Pines NEWS CO CEDY Movie Chats PRICE ANY TIME 10 has Hot appeared here Slim Princess,” 10 years ago. _! INTER GARDE oe seer which goes to the bot-| {tom the sores and kills the THEATRE | germs, STOPPING THE ITCHING Special Added Attraction EXTRACTION INSTANTLY TODAY ONLY Miss Marion Hamilton FREE DAILY Dance Interpretations 300—7 00100 PP. OM. h does | LAST SHOWINGS H. B. WARNER —— “The Sheik of Araby” “THE SINGLE TRACK” ALL ‘THE Our whalebone rubber, whic Inot cover the roof of the mouth if/ you have two or more teeth tural Rubber, set of $6 00 . 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But what with district at- ve and grand juries—and ip girl must these days. We are Feglthealy © strict at the studie and only yee terday poor Connie Cooper had to stand in a comer and go with- out her demi-tasse at dinner for introducing a verboten book into It was one of Mr. Hell Wright's territ love stories! . 1 wonder if i must give up my “Complete Works of Jane Austen Poor dear Gloria Swe son fs all junnerved, She went to a movie|¢ show the other 4 (We realy | aren't mupposed to go to the movies | —only the news reela and educational | films—but she sneaked out). And there she saw-one of her own pictures in which she took off her st-ck-ngs! Oh, how I blush to write little diary. The poor dear girl fainted and to be carried out [And then, all things, when she | revived she found herself in a low re drink parlor with a soda clerk ing to revive her with a lime irene! Luckily she had the strength to push him away before he could make ECZEMA TORTURE is one of the curses of modern life! of which none escape, rich or poor It can alw ® be told by the thick ened, cracked or SCALY SKIN OR WEEPING SORES o method of treating the disease with sticky y covered over the to live underr h. treatment of eczema han of a ne a complete and radi cal change, and #0, hepa of treat ing the surface only, a clean, ing and pefistrating lotion may now ving cool and causing an entirely new ekin Such a lotion is Eczemine discovered specific to grow. for Co., Spokane, and sold| by all good druggists. -Advertisement, Say Ben-Gay at any drug store and you will get a tube of the original French Baume Bengué (Analgé- sique), then apply as follows: tub the egg area—gently but thor- oughly with the Baume—aft applying hot clot handy for Sore Muscl THOS. ing a diamond necklace, a Jouln robbers, Nauteh | Dorothy Dalton ha: }fourth when some illbred persons | |moment, that he used to be th pool champion of Corning Corners. Money-back guarantee with ever sult. Laff, the’ HD reputed kinship of laughter and tears th brought out in the ax of k Mag.” the photoplay i Herbert Rawlin son the Columbia this week. | When the girl in the story le arns | at that a very attractive young man suspected her of it she has met, she laughs | at the absurdity of it, and erties at} the implication that she is a thief, | Louise Joseph Vance wrote Black Bag.” “The WINTER GARDEN A young white girl kidne desert caravan by a in fascinating Oriental da le royal between a band of Arab * and @ troop of the Foreign just a few of the inter. ing scenes In “The Sheik of Ara by,” the feature film drama starring | H. B. Warner, prominent English ac tor, at the Winter Garden. | see m are STRAND | h pleture she makes she has or opponent! j oft th Lady , In Biily Beven and Mildred June, two of the popular players appearing in the Sennett feature, her drink Un vile stuff. Giorta! ee such an exciting time this morning. We all walked over | the hills in our new blue serge dresses, which come down to our | shoetops, and on a grassy hiflock | played dominoes. I won ree games and was winning the | We had started wading In a creek at the bottom of the hillock. Se we had to leave. The director was quite upset, poor thing. One of the wad- ing girls had her skirts up nearly to her—oh, little diary, 1 cannot write it... . But fimust . . . one of the girls had her skirts up nearly to the o-l-ws of her limbs! 1 wonder oe ‘Wil ever realizes the terrible pi * us Pn Te Sa Over on ma Sennett's lot they're having @ fearful time! All the bath ing beauties are wearing raincoats and they"ve changed the scenarios where the hero gets vamped by an iguing svelte thing In biack tin. Now, instead, the he he to the pleadings of a white ired old grandmother y're fearfully strict about our | too. Chauncey Chow: | in © lives Art be. the male lead over at the ty lost his job t get out, in an odd] Adv. 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This petite | popular as leading lady for| Harold Lloyd, is appearing | u ith the comedian at the Oak “The Sailor-Made Man,” a clever five-reel comedy. | | at the Coliseum oon to appear in a we. | York," this w re ok, are 6 of tworeel comedion, the first Rodolph Val | Mr. Bennett announces, to be Ls Challenge” ahe he | “When Summer Comes.” & burly outiaw; in her latest George) peven in a oc n of iS | Melford production, “The Woman! promise, and Miss June only recently | Who Walked Alone,” she has to Neht Feraduated to leads from the bathing | off & mounted policeman who insists Hie uty brigade | upon kissing her nee RE YT | | At the Strand this week this part | | COLONIAL, } in _played by Maurice B. ("Lefty") A” lehtning stroke brings] Flynn, eix-feet-two in ble socks, es | ostrengt . . ength of the Pines,” the Fox of. mer Yale athiete and All-American | ing starring Willlam Russell, at fallback tar two yeare. }the Colonial, to a thrilling climax. | i The story is one of tremendous | COLISEUM force thruout, the scenes being laid | lin the dense forests of Oregon. | Irene Rich plays the leading fem: | nine role Waterhouse Gives | New Hotel Plans} Seattle's new hotel project was) outlined by Frank Waterhouse, lo-! ea! shipping man and head of the Chamber of Commerce, at the week lly meeting of the Kiwanis club, Wednesday noon The program tn-} cluded an ad writing contest by the) membership. ++.» The director took bis cigaretes away for a week! eee My new pictare is nearly finished. So thrilling! The cinch in the last reel ty simply grand. None of the old hugandkiss stuff we had In the bad old immoral days. Just a sim- ple handclasp and a “Ged bless you, pall’ and « fadeout! So naive. . . and yet so... . 80 The terrible dance ‘batt weene in been altered, now, Instead | And the | the | the fourth reel has too, It's at a plenic, a Sunday school plenic, of shooting up seares away the vi a » of worms which he with the utmost sangfroid. like werms very much. The hero} dropped one down my neck during | the melee, by accident. But then, | worms, whatever else you may nay are so moral, a | about them, | they? Good night, little diary. The Value to You of Dental Advertising “The consumer who does not specify advertised goods is without price or quality Where there's the most advertising, there's the least stagnation, Above all, advertising prevents overcharge and under worth. Editorial MoClure's Magazine, The dentist who vertises does not stag- ad- in his profession. He has keen competi- tion. His circle of pa- tients is so large that his hands and_ brains are always kept alert and skillful. 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