The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1922, Page 3

BE EB BG Ary Folks, gE Last Call for aturday th “Storm’’ Letters 24 Prizes to All First prize Second prize 15. Third to tenth prises, Co- lumbia pass for two for balance of season Eleventh prire 5 elfth and thirteenth $25. Paramoun' Loves oF \*-@ THE The Star for the best answers the problem of Manette, here of “The ™, whieh ts te shown son at the Columbia namely A Spectacular Achievement Vanaebl b Git ideas a of man or an outdoors man? “ERNEST LUBITSCH RULES onoouction Letters must not exceed 2 words. Answers must one side of paper only Decision of judges to Employes of The Star COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA } TONIGHT ONLY— J Thomas Meighan in “If You Betleve Ut, It's So” BERR EEE... LIBARTY } Whiten The Playhouse of No Regrets STARTING SATURDAY— The picture of love and life above the Broadway throngs— Star, the last day of contest The Star in Man” Storm.” She is a pretty French. woodsmanh. Her choice bring picture to a theilling « The Star Ww offering in pr | Lattera must reach The |p, m. Saturday Here is an opinion iri sereen tit to ‘Find the Woman’ had ‘Golten Dreams’ of fin | Wonder Man,’ and when #t she has done «0, he will be "Her M Some One to Love.’ whether he ‘The Good Provider’ and protec usually accredited Man" or the "Gay and Deviliah’ ‘€ | Man," but who is neverthelens with "Nice People,’ and she will be “The Mother of His Children “But we are to eh? “Well, whether in ‘The &torm’ or of Life,’ the city is the pla Tho one may often long f Homestead, there is too mu The Lonely Re The Great Alc and many ‘"Discontented who has BEN TURPIN with a whole studio full of laughs, in First National's “HOME-MADE MOVIES” PHYLLIS HAVER MALOTTE on the WURLITZER ‘Th yet ‘Her Man’ to every true we with "The Rulin if he raises her and “Trouble pay *Love's Penalty’ and come in’ Thru,” for ‘Heroes and Husbe are not always «y let them, the When Sumeny A dustions mop, treated with « few drops of Calot Liquid Gloss, gives hardwood floors new beauty and lustre, of Zenda” petra | Got « can totey'et your dealers. LEWIS STONE STANDARD OIL CO. and (California) ALICE TERRY Another example of » motion picture supreme, that will equal his for- mer sucetss, “The Four Horses of the Apoca- lypse.” Harry Reed on the Organ STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND TONIGHT ©& “The Young Diana” and “A Trip to Paramount Town!” CALOL LIQUID GLOSS | Kenneth Harian wilt play opposite| CARSON CITY, Nev. Aug. 18 4 Prevost in the film version of | Fearing he would be punished for bbe Beautiful Damned.” losing 5 cents on his way home from _ ——— the store, Erte Luders, aged 15, com Peggy's new comedy is called | mitted a suicide, Kid Reporter k Mayo in “THE SHANK MASTER” A Western A Comedy VAUDEVILLE AMATEUR Contest Toniaht, 520 "PV ALSE FRONTS A Modern Drama of & with an All-Star = Ki Dian PS PCL PKG hl BULLETIN! Open Tomorrow! Everything Ready! vOolumDIa AMAT! TONE 70 ADMISSION 10c pee Conditions Open be written on final Columbia and Universal Exchange barred. Address Problem Editor, Seattle adian girl, who is forced to choore tween two lovers, a city man and 00 00 be 1 ty 00 the |been conducting In conjunction with |the showing of this feature } Manette is the herdine of “The man be da the tres for the best letter on “Which should & «irl marry, the city man or the youth of the great out-of lew “It would take 4 “Sherlock Holmes’ in wure be tor to the ‘Country * Dty ie for Manette, ‘Rvery Woman Knows’ that | the country; ‘Nothing What's Wort ‘ ‘ - While'—(Excuse Me.") TONIGHT ONLY—Zane Grey's “Golden Dreams’ “Then “The Reason Why’ she should marry the city man, altho he have Concelt’ is the ‘Paacina city life. The Con over her mistakes and his failings will be ‘Love.’ “Every Man’ te but a ‘Mig Roy. whe always combines “Mother Lov nds" Screw" TODAY'S PROGRAMS t STRAND THE Fane Grey's *C iG Diane, snk Mayo tn Conway Toarle tn ee Oliver Ow m Mel's Kiver COLISEUM k RNB 4 ow Phara: LUBITSCH'S “The t by Henry Liedt portant film ¢ ke Reid of Europe Cor graphs, it appears that t flappers ¥ emplified in Wall It will be interesting to balance |to be one of the high spots In theline of the story is most charmingly the art of Dagny Servaes against |n am produetior trayed b ys Hulette, that of Pola N | Terry played with! Ratph Ir ted this photoplay. “ee © V tir in r Hor o.e lin also the “The Prisoner | OAK COLUMBIA of Zenda.” | Marte Prevost contributes a charm The beauty of great, golden sun eee ing characterization as “The Danger sets, tho aw er of BI80t WINTER GARDEN ous Little Demon,” the attraction for | valleys and mountains, the P| Marjorie Daw, Tully Marshall, Pat | Satu at the Oak sure, she apirit of sleeping snows; there Ma , cory head the urbing at times, but that ie clenrent# in the grandeur of “T? beatae in Marion | what must expect from a beau Storm," which swe acrose airfax t rl in dangerous situations. n of the ¢ : Americar . when an A Jewel, SEATTLE STAR “The Shark latest G oves entle hero ta played s Big European Offering to Be Shown Saturday at Coliseum | said to be the most beautiful acrtese | She plays the part of Theoniz, the Greek slave, in| of Pharoah,” which is to be shown at the Coli- Henry Liedtke. He's called the “Wally Reid Liedtke ia in the picture, too. Left Europe he Loves Right of Europe.” Dagney Servaes, seum, rt ¥ 24-karat suit portrays a base but and Jack Perrin, An ture ia sta Smith 4 Martindel, Herbert House Peters and difected by Resin: |p. Fontaine LaRue and Lydia ald Barker. It was adapted from the Kr give commendable support. play of the same name which took ; siete: tne We Clarence Badger ted from al New York by storm. Virginia Valli, |neart interest wit story by Mildred Considine Matt Moore and Josef Swickard are th te - | among the supporting players, ‘ | BEN ALEXANDER | os 6s ee Little Hen Alexander, the talented |[) BLUE MOUSE be in way to fame , | May McAvoy Wweate alan “the tite in D. W, Grit. |} Pen Alexander AP yf . p of New |fith's “Hearts of the World,” has an-| who rose to | Som ‘ten yp Be naceed ling role in “In the Name |[| rts of the Wor which te ‘sc n Saturday jof the Law,” a new production soon ||| rtant role in “In the SS cha tae harming tittle {to be shown here } Law. the & ie pol ori P por pa = “a | o w York shop ¢ . .. comea to the Hlue Mouse Saturday ee SEE ena Persistence Wins Son hee @ bie 1g the world ae i over, and all his friends will like him |**tist Death for Suicide ||) " ree sab gage | Sfickey Moore and Mary Jane } in “In the > <a a 2 @ law Irving, tw * n youngsters Aug. 18.--Senorita Vic ; opener tat priser 18 years old, succeeded | STRAND i wulcide on her fif-| PBsnnth sagy rau yagadibanaruh aineae’ [YR | Seeeith ettewnpe. | I oh “i q s hero of “The! H a pleturt a novel, wht | ana let him prone! | Have | the Valen is the beginning Sa’ player ix Ramon & has chosen for hin screen ny [Ramon Navarro. His act MRS. C. A. 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