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

SECOND NEAR SENECA Final Showings tonight of Clara Kimball Young and Bltiott Dexter in °The of Nara” TOMORROW—FRIDAY, is the opening day of the Paramount Picture that has broken all “The Sheik” records through- out the country We are proud to present— RODOLPH VALENTINO LILA LEE .. THE BIG, WONDERFUL, REMARKABLE, ALENTINO SCTALL STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Harry Reed on the Or NITA NALDI rty Guest Enjoys the Dest The funntest comedy ever produced! ‘That's First National ma maguificent! Norma Talmadge te “THE ETERNAL FLAME” Eight acto Agtow With Lite HAROLD LLOYD in bin first five-part pleture “GRANDMA'S BOY” Added Attraction— IRVING CUMMINGS te “THE VALLEY OF THE MISSING” PLEASE SEND CHECK Rich Dad—My son is a writer. Friend—You mean he writes for | money? Rich Dad. (grimly) ~ Exnctly.— | Judge. 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Hundreds and hundreds of them! Tomorrow's visitors to have a wonderful opportunity to equip their wardrobes One Come Banded Hats fascinating variet Untrimmed fro Mary Pickford Star COLONIAL of “The Love Light” Mary Pickford. She is | satay at the Colonial for the today in “The Love heart - appealing which “America’s has a highly) last time |Light,” a (drama, in Sweetheart” e motional role, Death, Is Fined $25 ST, JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 14 kicking k to death on t Henry Kirsch was fined $ For rm Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evening at o Honey’s Academy at 13th, | | starts ‘Tuesday A A Hats becoming to every The Criterion will with attractive millinery Dollar—no more—takes early. nd iILleather hats in col $1.00 Velveta, velvet nd Hats choose the shape, the t beco From find the most m which to of brim moi ming. Which to display the trimmings CHILDREN’S HATS as the kid t the col ol lpopular of all his stories, TODAY'S PROGRAMS — M ‘Talinadge in | | “The Bternal Plame.” COLUMDIA Gladys bl Hrockwell tm | John Gilbert in N—-William Hane | vie Man,” Vickford in “The COLUMBIA The let of players tn Rack,” the alletar Universal at traction at the Columbia, reads a| bit like the blue book itself. First | there's Gladys Brockwell, for sev-| eral years one of the biggent stare n the field; then there is Mahlon Hamilton, courtly leading man of many successes; Stuart Holmen. do luxe; Arthur Stewart Hull, ® versatile player; Edna Mur phy, Kate Price, I » West and Wilfred The or thene players Irving formerly quite a well known actor himeelf, eee WINTER GARDEN Opening today at Garden ts @ villain Lucas, famous Cummings frector Winter new uction, | Man,” | hin picture is dew Vance notices aa a rattling ty, dealing with which a luxury-loving gives his the sh idle young | disappointed and wealthy father by suddenly develop ing « genius for big business (Wall Street) during the parent’s absence on a holiday trip Renee Adoree ia} | Russell's ebtef aw Pport, eee BLUE MOUSE The author of the world's great-| “Monte Cristo,” died 62 Since bis death a large number of his made into rcreen productions. of the most recent, and the most is thin the screen in showing at the Altho the scenes are ee, the entire produc| man the aristocratic women was brought from Spat for the very finest man ont story steer Piece gown when she ig marri played by Rodolph Vale Spanish artistry. have been One works son who, in the name a household word. son's fon, Thomas, brings th “Rip Van Winkle* Lila Lee ia here shoien in a lace mantilla that would make | of many Spanish cities envious. It n after search had been made there) tilla of the kind that could be found. | It was worn by Miss Lee while playing the role of Carmen| in the Paramount picture, ‘ shown at the Strand beginning Saturday. ‘Blood and Sand,” which is to bé| She weara the| ed to Gallardo, the bullfighter, a role, ntino, The fan is a fine example of | “made “== POLICE AUTOS IN © char nm was made in California. ee Iu IMERTY Pretty little Mildred Davis, who has become a screen favorite as the ding indy for Marold Lioyd, tn yn to become a star in her own acter back to life In the picturtza tion of the famous old stage play, which ts showing for the laat time to- night at the Oak. 'He ‘Works Hard to LEAP FOR LIFE) ‘Fly Over Gap in Bridge in | Fun.” o4; average, Mine Davia ix a comedienne of y and with the right kind of} ing vehicles should be a winner. | the petite young! aring with Lioyd in his | A best comedy, “Grandma's | READING, Eng., Sept.14- to get into prison by false! Robert A werty forsing a murder, pard committed been fulfilled burglary sire has |Getting Too Fat? _ Try Thi People who do the f “Film| tind the {at accum cumbersom In the points necessary to vioc.| low Ly " Ming Talmadge came out a /foreed by tne winner, as follows: Acting ability, |mola Pre personality, 93; style, 92; looks,|low direct rH price the w COLISEUM Norma Talmadge, who t» appear at the Colieeum In the dramatic) feature. ‘The Eternal Flame,” an easy winner in @ motion pleture star popularity contest Just complet ed by a “fan” magazine, was} ‘ow too ridnate exception lating or tory. o- OAK One of greatest trsuenphe the American stage ever new was registered a “Joe” Jeffer. the without starvat! ONVENIENT TERMS —what do we mean by the phrase? Simply this: Get your Vidtrola now, and pav for it while you are en- joying it. Save for it month by month, if you wish, but have it in your home while saving. The pleasure of possessing a true Victrola can be yours today. Why lose a single Sherman, |@lay & Co, Third avenue at Pine SEATTLE Tacoma - Spokane - Portland | Get Into Prison Reduce! But ff you | you will be wise to fol- — Thief Chase CHICAGO, waching Chicago's knife br Rept. 14. huge new jack idge acrons Michigan boule-| Crowds Fatting ly con Shep Hin de-| | senmational for life’ of two motor cars across! the gap of the bridge, which result-| Jed in the ecaptu nf an alleged! safeblower by two detectives. Tho officers, touring the lower| north side, chanced upon Vincent} “Skimmer” Drucel, wanted for bond -|forfeiture in connection with the blowing of the safe belonging to} Miss Agnes Gleason, tea shop pro. prietor. Drucci was also in an auto- mobile. Escape looked impossible > steamer tooted shrilly to open. The b jthe wire gates, stopping traffic, came down, The biades of the! great jackknife slowly raised 1 Bending the gates as if they were paper, Drucei drove his car up the incline and shot it across the four foot gap between the halves of the bridge The detectives were on his heels: Although ‘the gap was wider, they a « their quarry’s perform: ance, 60 feet above the Chicago} ver. One block farther on Drucei was caught in a@ traffic jam, He to escape on foot, but was! vard open to allow the passage of a lnke steamer were treated to a! i loop. ride} “loop-the the fat are already A for the bridge clanged, and on diet i Fair Bathers Duck Cop for Criticism BRIGHTON, Eng., Sept. 14 Wom.) b Ts ducked and = almost swned a policeman who ordered them to wear less daring bathing BEAVER CITY, Jowa., Sept. 14 —| . Leo n's nest Coming Saturday HOUSE PETERS “Human Hearts’ “A story the whole world loves. All the splendid possi- bilities of the screen are en- throned in the great picture,” |] says the San Francisco Bulle tin, Columbia Foot ‘Trouble \g uickly selierad. writes Helen A. | Haske. and I be glad to ree~ posers SUN "RIVER 5 Ve |ERAL to other theatrical people thes | I also find it wonderful for chaf.| ing Sun ing ingredient of Sun River Ointment 50c. and $1.00, and Sun River Soap, 25c. Contains rare organic sulphur. Nothing bunions and tired. en an Account at Grote-Rankin’s Op THE GROTE RANKIN @. OTTO F. KEGEL, President Bedroom C U RTAINS Priced $2.85 Pair Charming in the bedroom—no question about it— and equally charming anywhere in the house—ruf- fled curtains of good quality Swiss, finished with two- Priced $2.85 pair. Fine Dotted Grenadine Curtains, with ruffles—an unusual value at $3.50 pair. —Second Floor, Drapery Section. $'7.95 for Wool Comforters Is an unusually low price. They are filled with pure wool and covered with good wearing silkoline—and it is a good time to make your selections—with colder nights coming you will appreciate their comfort. —First Floor, Bedding Section. inch ruffles, Are Reduced Pints $1.15 Doz. Quarts $1.28 Doz. Glass-Top “Double Seal” fruit jars that seal quickly and easily—no danger of glass-cut hands—no danger of spoiled food. Cold- Pack Six- Jar Racks that make han- dling hot jars easy, each 65¢. Genuine Carmichael Peach-Pitting Spoons, special,’ each, 28¢. —Basement Store, Oneida Community Table Silverware The Set of 26 Pieces $12.75 A new Buffet Set in the New Tudor Pattern with a twenty-year replacement guarantee. This is an op- portunity to get a very attractive set of table silver- ware at a very attractive price. —First Floor, Silverware Section. Sunshine Aart’ BOG: in tho rine River Mineral is the| ree yt i et powder from y« a little | briskl \Searching for Eggs, Falls to His Death} ER, Eng., Sept 14.—S: hing | eges on lifts, | fell 300 to his NOW PLAYING ¥k * Three Star Bill 1. “Paid Back” A Stirring Drama of Tropical Love agulls ry Siddle FIRST SBA SHOWING WILLIAM RUSSELL with an All-Star Cast in “A SELF- MADE MAN” 2. “Never Let Go!” With Handsome Reginald Denny, the Star of the “Leather Pushers” 3. “The Kickin’ Fool” A Kicky Komedy With the Inimitable Prince of Dumb- bells, Harry Sweet Winter Garden Orchestra International News Comedy — Aesop's Fable LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN’S ORCHESTRA the re GOlumbia (Recreated) ea, bl and that is t about tw on & over —Coming Saturday— HOUSE PETERS, in AN HEARTS” and wa them |