The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 17, 1922 | TONIGHT — | Katherine MacDonald in “The Woman's Side WALL FLOWER written and directed by RUPERT HUGHES | | | | Starting TUESDAY, for | 4 days only— | | and while-the others-danced she decorated the -wall GIRLS: How many times have you done the same thing? Now tell the truth—you all have had that experience some- time or other! Here’s a picture everyone | will enjoy! A story of a wallflower turning into a rose Held Over—U. S. S. California Saxophone Quartet A real hit in the popular music line Christie Comedy—“Fair Enough” First National Kinograms Evenings—isec See COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Saturday—Jackie Coogan in “Trouble” MEG een The Pinyhouse of Ne Regrets ZANE GREY'S —AND— Mack Sennett’s “Gymnasium Jim” Malotte on the Wurlitzer Saturday—Eugene O'Brien in “John Smith” ie WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND? eacomo man canes The answer is in— “Your Best Friend” —with— VERA GORDON —AND— DORE DAVIDSON Now showing here until A fm Friday Night Onty! “Torchy’s Hold-Up”"—Torchy Comedy Harry Reed on the Organ STRAND ORCHESTRA Under WINELAND Saturday—“One Clear Call” MTT === The Furnace Heat. GMAKE “HOME-MAKER™ PIPELESS FURNACE om Chilly Mornings Make Yo TANTUAUUUQOOUAEAGUEOGEEUAUEE AEA qi i or write for book “The Story of Homaker” Homaker and Victory Pipeless Furnaces are made by the Wil- liamson Heater Co., who manu- facture the largest line of heating systems in the world. Their guarantee and ours is back of every Homaker and Vic- tory Pipeless Furnace that we install, Have Yours Installed Now—Pay Later We will install a furnace for you now for $5.00 down and no more payments to make until September. There are no better furnaces made than the Homaker and Vic- tory, and yet we install them com- plete as low as $150.00. Telephone Elliott 4126 HIALEAH ETT TU LULCULeL LL | Mra, Will Duffy. | Third ave, and James st, Let Us Tell You About the 13 INJURED IN AUTO CRASHES Holiday Accidents in City Take Heavy Toll One woman was possibly fatal- ly hurt, another was Internally three others suffered and bruises, and three girts, two boys and two men were slightly hurt in five auto accidents in and about Se attle Sunday. A large auto bus, bound for Au | burn, overturned Sunday when the brakes failed to hold, injuring seven. Mra. L. C. Johnaon, 60, was internal ly hurt. Mra, Sophie Antony, 40, re eelved a broken right arm. Mra. Fred Miller suffered leg bruises, 20, was out about va Taylor, 14, received factal lacerations. Bertha Miller, 14, mustained a broken arm. Carl Miller, 16, was cut about the head and face. Misa Elwie Loof, 1160 Harrison at., was in Virginia Mason hospital Mon- the head day with a fractured slcull, recetved when an auto in which she was a passenger turned over near George town, Her condition ts erttical Marguerite Mathison, age 6, daugh | ter of Rdward Mathison, 613 N. 13rd | st. was run over twice by an auto driven by H. W. Symons, in Wood land park, She was not badly hurt Will H. Johnson, age 6, Mrs, Margaret Johnson, 2921 FE. Mad. ison st, recetved a broken leg when struck by a car driven by H. Fallinen, of Kirkland. J. B, Wallen, badly hurt, and his companton, 8. J. slightly Injured when Wal crashed into a light pole at breaking off the pole and hurling it on top | of them FORMER LDIERS entitied to certificated of inquiry must obtain them before August 9, It t# nounced by Col. Charles R. Fort director of the U. 8. Vetera bureau, The date set is the end of the fiveyear period established by congresn. ynes “Te you walue your watch, let ‘Adv. TODAY UNTIL WEDNESDAY Mr. George Arliss 1x “THE RULING PASSION” HERE NOW! GONE TOMORROW! ea “The Delicious Little Devil” Starting Tomorrow— FRANK MAYO “Afraid to Fight” A War Veteran's Fight for His Return to Normalcy at the Welcome, Pioneers! LLM u Think About TTT TI =u non of 922 Jamen at. was HEQUOLUUUNUUGLUUEOUGLENEUEELLUUGUEEEUUUOUEGEUGUUEEUARUARULYG UCN = THE SEATTLE STAR Now Playing at the Strand l Strand theater. * * * * * * *” * * WINTER GARDEN Shirley Mason, winsome little Fox TODAY'S PROGRAMS | star, in delighting Winter Garden ; audiences thin week tn “Very ‘Truly| | CQUtMeot yy Katherine MacDonald y | ABERTY—Zane Grey's Re- | ra.” She has the effect of a ‘When mance Hides,” with Oinire Adame ol, refreshing breeze In her latest sereen offering, which is rippled thruout with comedy, There are a | few. serlous moments, tho, that tn-| 9 crease atid holds the apectaors’ in-| | “wuriteon ie nyeu tent Pramas terest Bhe te ably supported by) | OAK—Mabel Julienne Beott ia “Ne her leading man, Allan Forrest, who| | gunman Knows” plays the role of a typical Weatern| | [}umberman, |LInERTY | Boxing, wrestling, handball, swim. |ming, motoring and almost every. thing else a devotee of wports would fan for, are included In the Sennett jcomedy, “Gymnasium Jim,” now at }the Liberty with “When Romance | Rides.” GARDEN—Shirley Mason rely Yours.” Arties in “The | and Ianded a fob picture, tte impersonated 4 college student, so it wasn't necessary for |bim to rehearse his part a great ‘ Katherine MacDonald in a splen- 4id drama of the screen, “The Wom- j an's Side,” will remain tonight only, an extra In the Billy Bevan, bouncing al “ee the big, healthy lad 5 | COLONTAL tage point of popularity among the| George Arline, in his latest pro- |leading stars of comedy, in right at/ duction, “The Ruling Passion,” home in this type of picture. He ts | thorely proves his versatility as ‘one of the screen's reel athletes, to | truly great actor. Contrary to his whom this sort of work is recrea-| previous roles, he assumes the char. thon. acter of a kindly philanthropist who broadcasts good Instead of evil. And he wins enthusiastic approval from For the fifty“leventh time Mae! his audiences, He ts supported by Murray dances herself into the! « notable cast ineluding Doris Ken- hearts of Seattle people tm “The| yor and Ida Darting. Delicious Little Devil,” and Rodolph ee 4 OAK Vv Atino steps right along with) r. Mine Murray's role is exactly) “No Woman Knows,” the screen suited to her personality, that of| version of “Fanny Herseif,” by Ed an adventuresome New York girl| na Ferber, will continue at the Oak who rises from poverty to riches|until Tuesday. Mabel Julienne in such @ thrilling manner that !t| geott, fascinating Universal Jewel COLUMBIA Jnearty takes vs breath away.| star, iS the leading rola ‘This offering ty remain until) s aoe Tuesday { eee |Propnees Route of STRAND . ; ot “Humoresquey| Ravenna Extension latest picture play,) Supt. D. W. Henderson of the proposed to the /" is now being }traction system h hown at the Btrand, advises aspir-; city council that the new Ravenna tx to film fame as follown: street car extension run not only to f your past is doubtful, altho | 36th ave. but be laid north on that you retain a present self-respect.|thorofare, then west on 60th at. to take my tip and smother the desir ve. and then south on 29th to oth a to become a sereen actress, WhyT! p, gatt Henderson's plan will be The motion pleture prea# agents will | jnyostignted by the city council bé& make your private life known to the | rong action i taken. vant multitude of picture enthusiasts | and then ad TUESDAY EVENING the Giris’ Junior Ad club will hold tts regular weekly meeting at the Commercial club. on Moore's brother, Cleeve, a Jatudent at Santa Clara college, vie | the Goldwyn studios | he was working in the Rupert| Kafir natives in Portuguese East The Wall Flower,” | Africa have orchestras composed en i xylophones and drums. a picture, the © ing to tclonlaeet Know anything about American history? Then pitch in and show how accurately you yen link up the above picture vith some historical event in America, ; withe picture is the 28rd of a series of 24 which will be printed in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them daily, 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 for the set of answers most rly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for he five next best. Get in the game! ne It's fun, i} Vera Gordon and Dore Davidson, who assume leading roles in’ the photoplay “Your Best Friend,” showing at The Girls Explain How Not to Be Wall Flowers: They're beginning to blossom forth | I) the wall flowers. If you want to) f) learn how not to be one, just read | If you are one, or have | over taken a side neat, write your ex perience to the “Wall Flower” editor. | Of course, this is just for the girls, and the letter must not rum longer | than 109 words. Tho contest will glows July 20, | first prize ie $5, the second prize $3, | and the third prize $2 The letters follow: “Wall Flower Editor: “My wall flower expertence hap- pened last leap year, at a dancing | party, to which the girls escorted the | boys “Along during the dance, the first | extra was announced to be a gentic- | I! men's choice. I fully expected to} have John rush up and ask me for |f) this dance. I got fidgety etanding up when he didn't come, #o I sat} down “Everybody wa: when, to my dismay, John danced right past me with a very ailly girl I wilted rifht there and wat thruout the dance a ‘wall flower.’ No more escorting young gentlemen to Gances for me, thank you “RUTH C, P.” . ‘O77 f. R208, Predera PIKE ST. 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