The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1922, Page 3

One More Day to See ANITA STEWART! in Piret National's “The Woman He Married” ™ ting Wednesd “The Byes of ALMA RUBENS Comedy—“Terchy'n Ghost” Saturday—Over the Border” A Liberty Guest ye the Beat Just TH! Friday Night BUSTER KEATON im First Nationals Wagen Load of Laughs— “WATCH Y A Opmety yR sTee Any Time All the Time | GLADYS WALTON —tn— “THE GUTTERSNIFE” Coming—Tues. and Wed, ZANE GREY'S DESERT GOLD / |p! nearly correct. | the five next best. Get in the game! It’s fun. Know anything about American history? and show how accurately you can link up the above picture with some historical event in America. The picture is the fifth of a series of 24 which will be rinted-in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them jdaily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you |have made your guesses, send your answers to the. History |Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. A prize of $5 will be given forthe set of answers most And five prizes of $1 each will be given for me THIS, TM Sona BEAT ITs Then pitch in BLANCHE BRACE'S Saturday Evening Post Story SNUB POLLARD COMEDY FOX NEWS Columbia Grafonola Type E-2 Finished in red maho English brown mahe American wainut (satin ish), golden oak, fumed and early English oak, One Dollar Down $1.50 a week Type F-2 fin oak Same as E2 but with Co lumbia Individual Record Ejector One Dollar Down [ George Fawcett plays the Judge in BIG PRODUCTIONS jansiaughter.” PARTLY COMPLETED Mary Pickford has completed one: | fourth of her next picture. She has background of snow-capped decided to retain the old tithe, “Tess! with excellent of the Storm Country.” Doug Fairbanks has his new ple-| each scene ture one-half completed. The title pictures can benefit by s they did thru his “Three is to find another actor STUDIO REVUE turned recently from Europe, staged | a big studio revue at her plant lasti shop = girl, faturday night, with stars galore {crook and accused of a crime which appearing | Postwar Service league. It was a benefit for the THE SEATT KIA—Vrank Maye in _ Wom jarried STRAND Alma Hobene tn “Find | the Woman.” OLON IAL “Don't Wette 1 | LIBERTY | usTer KEATON ts billed an the ID star of the new bill which opened jot the Liberty Saturday, but Buster jis given a lively run fer starring honors by Albert Hay Malotte, Ma lotte is an organist by trade but this week he is “doubling.” Incidentally the public Is now aware that the jpopular musician is also a singer of ability, Malotte by pectal request fof At Jolson ts introducing “Old Fash. | the latest Jolson song pute it over in great jtoned Girt,” hit, and he atyle The Keaton comedy as usual te a seream, Thru a series of clever laughing gage Buster acquires a at lapidated horse and wagon and a load of furniture and junk a fortune as a junk dealer disposes of his wares and in doing {so gets all the coppers on his trail creates a laugh riot Besides the Keaton comedy, Wateh Your Step,” a clover comedy |drama, starring Cullen Landis and }Patsy Ruth Miller, ia shown. | see | COLUMBIA Picture enthusiasts can nothing more refreshing in the wa warm we " talnment than Frank M. feature, “Out of the Silent N which is at the Columbia this Mayo plays the role of a Fi Canadian trapper a Dn excel Jent bit of character acting. bara Bedford ts charming in support of the star, while Frank Leigh, Har. | [ris Gordon and Lionel Belmore are excellent. Most of the story is told against « peaks, photography, jure, | WINTER GARDEN | Leve interest and melodrama are! [nicely blended in Maurice Tourneur's new Paramount production, “The Bait,” on view at the Winter Garden Hope Hampton, the Texas beauty, Lots Weber, star, producer, diree- | who has sprung into prominence re- player. Miss Hampton has the role of a “framed” by «& master |she didn’t commit. Ho aids her to escape and thereafter poses as her! $1.75 a week . J inert, asleep. sleeping beau your skin, Here is your opportunity to get a brand Wake up your skin! Until you do, you cannot make it beautiful. A poor skin is merely a skin that is partly or wholly Lifebuoy awakens the A soap you will love to use. The Big RED Cake Nort! } ARDEN—Hope Hampton } | it,” nite Stewart in “he | } He deter. | mines to go into business and acquire | How he | which | adds greatly to the natural beauty of | Aborius Hauptmann has prepared | bh ~ “Doustas Fairbanks tn Robin | special musical numbers for the feat ood.” Now the only way the distributors | | of “wensel” that title, Musketeers,” named Douglas Fairbanks. [this delightfui | Ford, Norman Kerry and a group of LE STAR | | off by the husband's father. protector, while he ts endeavoring to secure a marriage between her and his millionaire victim, so that he! {may blackmail the latter. But she | }learns her guardian's true character | and, after a series of thrilling epl-; nodes, is able to rid herself of his| influence, and finds real happiness. ! stage play of that name ° | STRAND | A mystery photoplay that t# really & mystery until) almost the very end! in “Find the Woman,” the Strand attraction for the current week. If| eq you go in for thrills, adventure and | tense situations you will have a feast }in thix picture The story ts built about the mur [der of a well-known theatrical agent. A woman is known to have been in| his office and that woman is sought amid a series of extraordinary com. plications Alma Rubens is the star, Assisting actress are Harrison popular Paramount players. .- . | m COLONIAL Gareth Hughes, the young actor who wor ant success in “Sentt. my” not so long ago, is onial for a few days in aly “Don't Write! 0 comedy-drama, Letters Mr. Hughes plays tn this picture the part of a young New York clerk | sent overseas, who finds things | rather lonesome in France until the / jarrival of a letter from a-girl in the | starring Dorothy Phillips in a United States to a Montana rancher , 90 him to write her. Thia young | California theater in Venice, Cal., fellow answers the letter and con. tinues to correspond with her. experiences upon his return home, | when he meets the girl, unique story, ee OAK Daughter of an Irish ex-pugilist | ty that is in BUOY new, high-grade Columbia Grafonola at so small an outlay that you will hardly real- ize you are buying it. Select any model in stock, pay us only One Dollar and we send the instrument to your home. Then small payments ranging from fifty cents a week up will pay the bal- ance. | play |story by Carey Wilson, bY Ke Elliott 112 4.21 Third Ave. the heroine of “The Guttersnipe,” the Universal comedy-drama starring Gladys Walton at the Oak, has the proverbial Irish fighting instinct She uses it—as a girl of New York's ghetto” would—in helping her sweetheart out of trouble | “Desert Gold,” a picturization of Zane Grey's widely-read story, will be the fe ing Tuerday and Wednend Stewart in the star role HARRY MYERS Harry Myers, who distinguished himself in the title role of “A Con. necticut Yankee of King Arthur's Court,” has been chosen for an im portant comedy part in “Captain Blackbird,” which will be a new ydwyn production, Myers will an Sea American derelict In a and in this original South LEATRICE JOY Leatrice Joy, Lasky star, was painfully burned when she accident ally overturned a pot of boiling | grease which luckily was the hospital. | almost instanta- | neous, but it is holding up the pic. | ture | for a scene being shot Treatment was “4 drama, \ Columbi On such terms you really cannot afford | ANIT, A STEWART AT COLISEUM] “| Anita Stewart. This beautiful young actress is playing the / m9 lrole of a model in “The Woman He Married,” a First | National dramatic feature, which closes a four days’ engage- Bar| ment at the Coliseum Tuesday. The plot has to do with the\}) ea e ange influence of the pretty little model over a millionaire’s son— |}! | their marriage and brave struggle for happiness when cut clure Patter | | Rupert Hughes and wife wrote a “The Bait" is an adaptation of the! story direct for the screen. called [“Gimme.” It | Goldwyn. ‘This is Mrs, Hughes’ first | | nereen effort, is being filmed eee er Madame” ‘n next The Hands of Naroo.” eee Peart White will return from Paris jearly in July to start work on a} Pathe serial. Harold Lioyd’s next comedy will | be completed about July 1. Roy Stewart will play the lead in! |The Radio King.” eee Gtoria Joy! How's wie queen's name? She nedies used DOROTHY PHILLIPS IN “HURRICANE’S GAL” Allen Holubar's “Hurricane's the other night and, according to re- His) ports reaching here, received a most enthusiastic make 4| tion is made that “Hurricane’s Gal,” | which ts a forthcoming First Na- j tional attraction, will be a sure-fire winner. reception TODAY Frank Mayo APPEARS Universal's Great Photoplay “OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH” Jack Montgomery OFFERS A PROLOGUE TO THE PICTURE International News AND A Century Comedy with Hauptman’s Columbia Orchestra to deny yourself the pleasure of a ligh- look over our stock. grade phonograph. Come in tomorrow and Only a limited number of instruments can be sold on these terms, and the offer holds good for only a limited time. Do not wait too long or you may be dis- appointed. 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