The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 3

‘Don’ t Agree on | Which Is Best 3 More Days and Then Gone! ak 9 Dorothy » Phillips in First National's biggest picture of the sea—the most mas. sive ever produced— 4 “HURRI- 4 CANE’S Q GAL” 4 lwanaAce vege COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Saturday—Thomas Meighan in “If You Believe It, It’s So” ae Conditions 24 Prizes—Open to All First prise Second prize Lice Third to tenth prises, © $25.00 15.00 = { season Tw th and thirteenth Fourteenth to twenty-fourth —Tickets for “The Storm” The above prizes are offered by ‘The Star for the best ahawers to the problem of Manette, heroine of “The Storm,” which is to be shown goon at the Columbia, namely “Should a girl choose a city man or an outdoors man?” RULES Letters must not exceed words, Answers must be written on one side of paper only Decision of judges to be final Employes of The Star, Columbia and Universal Exchange barred Address Problem: Editor, Seattle Star. 200 Which should a girt marry-—the elty man or the country man? This is the vital problem which Manette heroine of “The Storm,” the big Uni verml preduction which will be shown at the Columbia when the popular Second ave. house, which ts now being redecorated, reopens. Printed below are letters from two iris, They don’t agree; One says by all means the country man and the other nays the city man i# the ideal What {# your opinion? Starting Wednesday—for 3 Days Only— ASHES In Paramount's Picture of Ufo after death— Hot? Take a Lifebuoy Bath. py DF E LEE STRA RCHESTRA BARY JANE IRVING Under WINELAND Can the Dead Return?? Last Times Tonight—Retty Compson in “Always the Weman™ LIBERTY You have 3 more days to laugh with— in Paramount's “The Dictator” It’s easier for Wallle to win « Spanish South American Revolution than to sell bananas! LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Adatta “bc OAK 10c BIG BIG AMATEUR Times W Dreate MARMISCALE “THE BROKEN GATH” News Comedy “Toming—Thure, and iri MISS DU PONT tn FALSE KISSES Western Comedy NOW SHOWING FLORENCE MALOTTE on the WURLITZER Saturday—Basil King’s “The Dust Flower” PANTAGES |[BULLETIN! EXTRA All This Week AL JENNINGS Lawyer, Preacher, Ex-Bandit, Author and Actor (IN PERSON) “The Lash of the Law” An Episode of the Plains —BY— WILLARD MACK and AL JENNINGS And Five Other Big Acts NS fe 7701/2 1m INFANTS on INVALIDS ASK FOR | Scaffolding All Up and Plasterers at Work— OLONIK Cece aI - LAST TIMES “TURN TO THE RIGHT” AMATEURS TONIGHT News Comedy Soe emer” sete 7:30 TOMORROW & FOR KIDDIES AND ? y GROWNUPS, TOO Horlicks Horlick’s' ae | ee ick Malted q\.8 “Mi it the Original or Rgrmeyt' Feel, Avoid Imitations | Reltty. Sonastert . Child Accordion- a end Substitutes Tefents, Yavelee on Trowing Children Se si, meted ntncetintt fa Parts = Grignal Foud-Drin For All Agee No Cooking — Nourishing — Digestible TAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS t j J Man to Marry, LI TODAY" " PROGR/ AMS Wallace Meld tn “The KDEN—Florence Vidor Adventure.” Phillips MATRIMONIAL FILM AT WINTER GARDEN | id business partnerships were entered into as reckloamly as mar the foundation of the great] commercial world would soon! crumble. At least Florence Vidor | would have us believe eo in her latest ploture offering “The Real Adven ture, at the Winter Garden. This picture was directed by King riage, Vidor, husband of the star | eee WALLY LEADS REBELS IN LIBERTY OFFERING His father a wealthy “banana licing,”” whe fixed the price of fruit according to the coat of tropical pres. jidents, wae against a revolution, but jthat made no differente to Wally He led the rebel forces and won the girl Wally Reid ts at the Liberty tn “The Dictator.” It's an adaptation of Richard Harding Davis’ popular story eee VILLAINS BATTLE AT COLISEUM Robert Ellis and Wallace Beery are battling their way thru their third pieture In as many montha. They fought all the way thru two recent JUDITH 18 FOR THE CITY MAN Yes, it is wonderful to have a Mg husky ebap for a husband and live away from the world by your self, just you two. How does the movie always end? The big woods. man clasps the girl to him and the curtain falla, But what ts the real finish? What of the primitive life, the hardships, away from all advantages of ctviliza tion, If later there are children are they given the proper surroundings» and advontages that a modern child should have? To be a woodsman's wife Is to be a drudge ‘The city man, a man of exper fence, can plant hie wife into the midat of things that make up life What ff he has known many women? Having once found the real girl, he loves with « love that has heen tried and found true, a love that is lasting. As for the girl, any young and beautiful girl can adapt herself to city surroundings. The city woman, the woman of realities, not dreams, does not need to spend her life striving to supply primitive needs. Her houshold tasks being over she seecke the theater, museum and art gallery. It was she who brought about the freedom and uplifting of womankind. JUDITH SILVER, 2014 EB. Cherry st, eee EUNICE WOULD TAKE COUNTRY CHAP Since David Stewart has already seen too much of women ft is appar. ont that his love for Mannette ia in epired by her purity and sweetness of character which are due to her being rained In the backwoods away from the pitfalls of city life. It would te « shame for her to marry him and be taken away from the things of which she is a part She and Burr Winton, having lived all thetr lives in the backwoods, would be better compantona. If she marries him she will not be confronted by the many uncertain. ties that would awalt ber as the wife of an easy-going rounder in the city. For she would soon find the city is not what it seems. Her regard for David might be due to his dazaling tales of city life, while [her love for Burr would be born of respect and understanding True joye cannot be killed, but selfiahness Is the forerunner to un happiness and regret She should marry Burr Winton, with character as clean and unblerm shed as her own, and stay there close to the great outdoors, wher she has always lived and loved EUNICE YOUNGQUIST, $414 20th 8. W. Daughter’s Clothes ‘a Exasperate Mother “Julia! Come right here to me What do you mean by coming to that reception this afternoon in tho: ooking clothes? I asham downright 1 of you. You looked shabby. Why ever did hat dress and hat? her. They didn’t look |bad, did they? Anyway, you know | that’s about the only decent dress I “Well, Iam gure I don’t know how you go through othes like you What ened to that black taffeta afternoon dress and hat to match?” “Oh, mother, that Is worn out and your ¢ }so is that brown crepe.” | “Well, you get something new to: morrow, I won't let you go to irace’s ton thie week in t things | you wore toda |.."But I used up my allowance | for this and you know dad SP the Pig'n Whistle, ve gown and ow they are a credit firm and allow you «ix months pay first payment Semi-Annual © full awing, B with fuhill | Blu Cheese euczcucronenunesonese No Soap Better —— For Your Skin——— S| hee Cuticura Stoners ce to I will loan you enough for the I seo that their ance Sale ts in Advertisement THE SEATTLE Hi COMING TO STRAND | have for an occasion of that sort.” | J] STAR Agnes Ayres and Milton Si role in “Borderland,” a new the hero. “Borderland” ia a follows “Always the Woman,’ the attraction at the Strand, se dre Wednesday. ) Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THEXGROTE-RANKIN'CO, OTTO F. KEGEL, President t FIFTH AT PIKE RIDE in the appearance of one’s home properly must include the Rugs. And like all other beau- tiful things, Rugs respond to frequent and right care with a longer life-time of beauty. » | Us. Mias Ayres plays a triple Paramount offering. Sills is Beaulah Marie Dix story. It} ’ the Betty Compson picture, as | / productions, and now they are at it again in Dorothy Phillips’ starring picture, “Hurricane’s Gal,” which is showing at the Coliseum, eee HARRY MYERS IN COLONIAL FEATURE Marry Myers, who won fame an the Yankee in the picture version of “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court,” has the part of the whim: sical, lovable crook, Gillie, in to the Right,” famous stage play which ts now on view at the Colonial, “Turn to the Right” by Rex Ingram, and the lending fem inine role i played by his pretty | Alice Terry 5 wife, CHARACTER ACTOR IN FINE PART AT OAK fam De Grasse, clever character actor, wuited to him than that in which he appears in “The Broken Gate,” with Bessie Barriscale, at the Oak. Hod Brooka, the splendid man who, for 20 years, watches over the little mother who Is the heroine of the piece, in the hope that ahe will one! day jet him shoulder her burdens, thie sterling actor gives a splendid performance 30x 30x 30x 32x4 30x 30x 31x 32x 33 x 32x 34x 33x 35x5 “Turn 4 ploturization of the | war directed: has never had a role better! As} Never before have these Standard and Nationally-Known Cord and Fabric Tires been offered at such Three processes—beating, sweeping and suction cleaning —are VITAL to such care. hides Queues ‘ Thing of Past! Chinamen’s queues have gone the way of the barroom, the hoop-kirt | and the opera hat. If you don't be |) lieve it, and think you can see a pig-talled Celestial by simply peeping into @ laundry or novelty shop, ask! Allen Ho what he knows jwbout th nized Chinese, It ook him we ye to find that| |the queue is a thing of the past Only the Hoover Electric Cleaner combines the three. It beats out the imbedded grit. It sweeps up the stubbornest clinging litter. It suction-cleans away the loosened dirt. The definite information was re. . - = ceived from William Fong. a saver | he HOOVER la role in “Hurricane’s ” starring | Dorothy Phillips, now the Coll seum i Can be purchased at The Grote-Rankin Co. on small weekly or monthly payments. Fong informed Mr. Holubar that Chinese in virtually all parts of the | world began discarding their que about the time that China became a republic. A HAPPY FAILURE jine success, according to inside ¢ dope ‘There's nothing andder than fait-|on this coming release. Virginia Fox | | ure. lenacted within human souls when] erts enacting the role ot * jthe realization comes that one has |failed to measure up to certain ldreams. But Buster Keaton, the First Nationa: comedy star, makes his failure in “Day Dreams” « laugh *heavy.” Werner Janssen ts composing a} special musical score to accompany | Oliver Morosco'’s new ptcture, “Sitp- | Py MeGee.” his Initial Goldwyn production, title of which | win soon be ann Lionel Barrymore is to be at in “The Face in the Fog.” His {tra | lady will be Seena Owen, New Low Prices on EDERAL | TIRES Attractive Prices. Defender Cl. Fabric... ...:.encer.-$8.95 Traffik CL. Fabric ..:0.0.i0newew 10.95 Rugged Cl. Fabric (SRAM )....a:013.95 Rugged S. W. Fabric (*3784,?17 )......21.50 Defender Cl. Cord..........-....13.95 Blue Pennant Cl. Cord ( ofsnuhn ).15.95 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. ...............26.45 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. 29.15 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. 30.05 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. 37.70 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. 39.50 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. 46.95 Blue Pennant S.W. Cord. 49.30 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION 3% 32 3% 3% 3% 4 4 4 4’, 4, 5 These prices effective August Ist, and include Excise Tax. Known Everywhere for Extra Service 923 PIKE STREET C. McCULLOCH CO. Phone Elliott 3245 SEATTLE Marshall Neilan hag moved his of ganization to the Goldwyn Studion _ ‘The greatest tragedies are those! plays opposite Keaton, with Joe Rob- | and is now working on the script of —— ie the Agee