The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922 THE Tied to a Mad Horse! Colleen Moore, Vivacious Star, Who Comes Soon in “The Wall Flower” Such Is the fate that befalls beautiful CLAIRE ADAMS Cast Includes: Cart Gantvoort * Mary Jane Teving Frank Hayes And— a high class MACK SENNETT Comedy, with an athletic club full of phan and laffs— “GYMNASIUM JIM” Both will be here Saturday at 11 MALOTTE on the WURLITZER Tonight Only— ETHEL CLAYTON in Every Day a Good Photoplay “For the Defense” £6 your Wife Colleen Moore, Money-back guarantee with every | suit. Laff, the Tatlor, 1106 3rd. Adv caret News Comedy S TONIGHT, 8:30 THE FAMOUS STAGE ROMANCE “A PASTEBOARD CHOWN” Winter Garden Orchestra |] commpy l€c sews Vera Gordon and Dore Davidson im this big human picture and o fast moving Torchy Comedy — HERE SATURDAY AT 11 STRAND ORCHESTRA Under WINELAND Tonight Onty— “Beauty's Worth” PONTGHT A M A , 880 T E U R S 1—ACTS—T Would you call thai mother - love? Hardly! Bat what will you say when you see the sacri flee this woman maker for a child not bers? Douglas Fairbanks IN “THE NUT* NEWS COMEDY ADMISSION 10c ALWAYS SATISFIED THOUSANDS indorse this PICTURE SENSATION RODOLPH VALENTINO The Perfect Lover | ATHERINE 2% AC DONALD e Woman's Side” And a Campbell Comedy—“A False Alarm” WILL BE HERE SATURDAY AT 11—FOR 4 DAYS ONLY COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Tonight Only— James Oliver Curwood’s “I Am the Law” = 1, S. S. California Saxophone Quartet in Latest Jazz Selections AND | MAE MURRAY The trresistible Dancer Of Interest to GROCERS, BUTCHERS, IN “The Delicious Little Devil” Peppery With the Spice of a Cabaret “Mirror” President Inauge Ht” good location on main floor for baker and bread stalls Also for butchers and grocers oduction of wer section we have an , to furnish to wh we would be gla APPLY MANAGER Westlake Public Markel Sixth and Virginia oa fetching star of comes to the Coliseum theater in the near future, portrayal of the leading role of Rupert Hughes’ latest screen success, Colleen demonstrates that an actress need not dress like a peacock to do effective screen work, 4 Linnaery the Dete ences at rh sramount pic “The Wall Flower” which In her TODAY'S PROGRAMS Nat nt night author | fiminds. 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