The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1922, Page 3

Falls for Handsome Winter Garden Secret Service Agent mC NNOW PLAYING Sas A Drama Ever to Remember! NIGHT RIDERS! Riding for Vengeance! A First National Masterpiece! That's ‘One Clearné -#! Hi 2 a) Rich Man. Swirt “with what F : drama, crammed with adventure CLAIRE Wr : a today IENRY B. WALTHALL | 4 © | Hoot Gibson E RICH : , at JOSEPH DOWLING DORIS PAWN oftering SHANNON DAY é / HARRY REED on the ORGAN STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Beautiful » dancing girls in and out, Street” even tho she believes) Wiliams « him to be a Hindoo. However, \ihace vejan |before the story ends, Betty ig in reality a@ handsome jyoung Britisher, a secrets.» now ah service agent. was host to APPEAK AS “M'LISS” Jackie ts § Rupert Julian, the man who direct . od “We Are French,” and who has|*"d when he guided some of the most picturesque |>av* & bie adventures in filmdom's history, is |oFt no time back at Universal City. hess or He will direct Gladys Walton t : the biggest vebicle of her caree UAL L Bret Harte'e “Misa” It will be Miss Walton's rapid rise in emo |#¥erage Ame tional work hae been the wonder of Amount of } company are determi to give her /Call,” bow # the best in stories and directors, if luminate & f |ahe really is “the greatest find since| The electri | few months more. ing 24 hours Leo McCarey, Tod Browntng’s as |¢teht Gaye sistant in the making of “Under Two|power than t IRYING CUMMINGS ; -IN— “JULES OF THE RIVER” Frances Marion ts writing the | ‘trier sornes scenario for Herbert Hichen’s’ “The! Voice from the Minaret.” Norma Talmadge’s next picture. & lifetime. Fast.” Miss anY ALL THE TINE 10c TIME Johnny Hi to make iret of Ibeing shown packed with — LAUGHS: a THRILLS! a PLAYING “JOHN SMITH” §] =~ °="= | —IN— with Eugene O'Brien, George Fawcett, Astor, “Burn-’Em-Up Barnes” W. J. Ferguson, J. Barney Sherry, Vivia Ogden an ADMISSION | MALOTTE on the WURLITZER Saturday—Buster Keaton in “My Wife's Relations” jin person ai his personal News Comedy great Crocke Cal. from Europe all ready for “The Purpl WELL! WELL! WELL! Let’s Go and Laugh— La ! And ugh! building In oc A good, hearty, soul- the amateurs and - body - refreshing laugh, that’s what the whole tired, midsummer- fagged world needs! And Here’s Smiling Ed (Hoot) Gibson Yes, in a Western, but it’s a different, chuckling, chortling Western as invigor- ating as the great pi and the swirling icy mountain streams where it was filmed. “TRIMMED” That’s it. Hoot was trimmed, then he turned , s and did the trick himself, and there's bees and bears and mules and kicks galore. You'll like it and you'll laugh and be everlastingly glad you came. COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA f. Columbia Second, Near Pike stones. Towards th from the heard to say | There ts on th appear blackheads, leaving the p mixture of du from th s of the ing simply dinsol ral condi : STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS Bist i “TODAY'S, PROGRAMS — ; “oe { COLTS PE M—Jackie Coogen tn A—Marie Prevost in “Mer | | f of Ni ” { “ x 3 ton Sills in “One Clear Call.” . S| | LIMERTY—Dagene O'Brien in “John J ad ' - , Senith.”* | " { WINTER GARDEN-—Sprie Williams ‘ : YY + f / : t—Johnny Hines tn “Barn | | ) "tam Up Harnee.” OAK—Nebert NeKim tm, “A Cortate | | HOOT GIBSON NOW AT THE COLUMBIA IN’ R is : and the leading role ts played by star in other film stories of the West will enjoy this new dramatic action characterize “The le 4 Man Fro; r . Betty Ross Clark. She falls tes sage starring vehicle for the in love with Earle Williams in! popuiar actor, Barie Wiliams, at the | “The Man From Downing Winter Garden learns that her Hindoo lover COLISEUM STAR Host TO BOYS Jackie Coogan, petite star of “Trow ee boys living in and around Hollywood GLADYS WALTON TO on the Fourth of July goodness kid like other T-yearolds, AND PHOTOPLAY lcalled “The Girt Who Ran Wid” If concentrated and fed out to the filmdom, and now execptives of the |during, the production of “One Clear t the Strand, would il-| WHOLE TOWN TURNS OUT | | Mary Pickford” as has been said, |Peres Or 44,344,000 watts. | | Universal will find it out within «| keep an ordinary reading lamp burn age large sete and unusuel Ugbtiog effects, but any production with in ACTRESS AT LIBERTY PLAYED MRS, WIGGS triumph. She will also be remem role of Torchy in Torchy comey ns. “Burn ‘Em Up Barnes.” whirlwind autonwbije racing story George Fawcett and Betty Carpen-| lter help move the plot along at a} “A Certain Rich ij ay and tomorrow at the) ak, McKim recently appeared here | The picture ts adapted from Wui- am Allen White's popular novel. Many ecenes for Rupert Hughes’ “Gimme” are to be taken on the! Pearl White has just returned title for the sereen ¥ Me,” starring Madge Kennedy. CAUSE AND EFFECT ! | The amateur dramatic society was n aug 4 | preparing for performance of “As | ’ You Like It.” 1 ‘The dress reheareal took place tn a} garden that was overlooked the bard’s beautiful lines, brickiayers | above them laid bricks, carpenters planed boards, and masons chipped ing a pause tn the rehearsal, a voice malapert, pass me yonder trowel.”— | Pearson's Weekly | ARMY TENTS NAVY New and Used CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS 76 University, Cor, Western Ave. |SIMPLE WAY TO GET way that never fatis to get rid of ackheata, that ts to a a littie on ab are. simply dissolve and disappear, whatever. Tlackheads are simply @ The nite they wash right out, Ie res free and clean and in their x i] | ‘Windsor and Mil- | Man = Downing LY moving» outdoor opened at the Colum “Trimmed” is the title It ts a typical Gibson | hone whe have admired enés in India) alluring | , subtle Hindoos gliding | mystery and intense | downing Street,” which ppears as ® British we | man who impersonates as | owing et the Coliseum, several hundred uttie ust a regular honest-to earned that he was to supply of fireworks he in inmuing verbal tovite-| attraction at the Liberty this week. O'Brien, prior to his pic-| ture career, was a Belasco star, appearing with Frances Starr y kid In his vicinity. ee LIGHTING IN in rican town of 15.000, the ight used for the sets lor 18 nights, ical load was 7120 am} ¢ js required for the aver-| uses up more “Juice” than the ordinary citizen does during | .), Bto eee tor jb . : the main highway and waiting pa . THEATRE jerty, had the original sereen {tlltientiy until 1:30 a m., when a big wept Miaord ana Seeaae ieociet ee re Ny te ape ented, jrole ta “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbag®| wreck wag staged. Altho several of|to appear In a film called “When |Pateh.” in which she scored © lasting | ing company were hit by parts of the | the Cows Come Home.” oS Mi-fated auto, none of the visitors oo «6 dered for her part tn "Way Down | was struck by the flying debris. Another film version of “Uncle Ogten was born and a be nen recently tald aside a series of feature proy these pictures, is now at the Colonial, It tsa thrills and good humor. { ni bas just completed appearance tour. rT estate, at San Mateo, to find that the sets are her next he serial will be the sion of “Dear jo Highw by a As| 0c | curse of erection. postured and ¢ 6 end of the play, dur. liding operation was gravely: “I prithes, | OF BLAC ens 6 simple, nate and sur. 6 blackheads briskly nd you will be sur+ jackheads have din- blackheads, little matter where they arts without any mark ist and dirt and secre- 6 body that form in the skin. Pinehing and om nt irritation, ve the blackh tion. ping dramatic situations. TO SEF “AUTO WRECK” This would | southern Pacific tracks in Ventura county a the Jocation for « thrilling! « duy for 126 years 6n4/autotrain wreck, John M. Stahl re This ts @ litte more! centiy broke the bonds of tradition in| three California cities, Santa Paula.) 4 gm called “The Spirit of Lin- Ventura and Fillmore coin” ip to be exhibited in the tn- For years they have been justly | tevest of @ campaign to raise $1, termed “nine o'clock towns,” but|000 for the Lincoln Memorial Unl- UNSETTLED it became known thet Lewis| versity at Harrowgate, Tenn. oe lease, “The Dangerous Age,” in the | tion of Clara Kimball Young tn “En- vicinity, the whole countryside|ter Madame.” W'! NTER GARDE M (GO Ore ce rs ose Leug Secor ae mei yma it Children Fletcher's have been in the collection of the ex- ~ natiad for kaiser will be used in filming “When| “Home Made Movies,” a new Ben nightheod Was in Flower. OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT GROTE RANKIN'S See ere: = == Se FINAL CLEARANCE, SALE of Ginghams, Voiles, Organdies and All Summer Wash Materials Hundreds of Yards—Unusual Values The mother who is planning washable frocks for her girls for immediate or school wear will find this an exceptional opportunity for saving. PRINTED VOILES Reduced to 25c the Yard Popular summer colors are among these 36- inch Voiles, the neat patterns so much in de- mand predominating—Voiles that usually sell } at a higher price—reduced to 25c the yard. { 36-inch Faricy Dress Voiles in a variety of light and dark coldérings, priced special, the yard, 35c. ae ay. Tissue ‘Ginghams Reduced to 50c Yard Fabrics not hew, but always aj new colorings are these Tissue Gi ag Se | .are striped, checked and fancy pales and the | price is unusually attractive, the yard, 50c. é —First Floor ] | | Eugene O'Brien is the star of “John Smith,” the screen “The Case of Becky.” . “John Smith” is a human interest story and full of grip- clure Patter | | | “hoosing a road-crossing along the SUIT holders of patents alleged to was going to work in scenes & forthcoming First National re} Wallace Worsley has started direc. Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meter Indicated tn a letter to the elty counci] Monday afternoon that the| tempts should be made to o possibilty of = compromise of the| mise the suit. $350,000 bridge patent suit against Offer by the tity of $25,000 to set- tle the case out of court was refused by the Strauss Bascule Bridge Co., '! massacre. Tom's Cabin” will be releaoed this! Turpin comedy, bas been completed. | a6; cee “Without Compromise” will be! Witiam Farnum’s next. It waa) ICASTORIA | written by Lillian" Bennett- Thompson | and George Hubbard. ee The cast of “Timber,” Girected by | Reginald Barker, includes Frank! ‘She Kind Have Bought borne the signa- . Keenan, een "3 ren vease rats taro ot he Tie ‘Vietchee on oe tor Ward, Russell Simpson, Richard years just to so be wrapper { bemaa Richard Headrick, and Walt! mot deceived. & Counterielay Imitations tnd ; “, |" hitman, time J "? are Experiapes again ‘ Irene Rich will be tading lay tn) Never attempt to reli¢ve your baby with | Dumit Thnk Comens ani chems| gemedy that you would use for yourseli roa vihey ites"! “What is CASTORIA Grace Darmon4, star of the War-| Gastonia harmless Castor Oil, Pares ner Brothers’ production, “A Danger. ise yh contains first visit to New York tn t years. eumnithas bhee constant use for for another dey, | Wietor Bridges’ novel, “Another stories for Gladys Walton. 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