The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 8

LAST TIMES TOMORROW se egy ‘The Great Heart Drama “HUMAN | HEARTS” —WITH— HOUSE PETERS TODAY'S PROGRAMS | STRAND — Rodoiph Valentine tm | | } : “Mieed and Sand.” COLUMBIA—House Peters in “He~ man Hearts.” i BLUE MOUSE —Charies Ray im "A Tailor-Made Mas.” VENTER GARDEN—Maarice Flynn | te “Nmiles Are Tramps,” } COLINREM Murray in “Broad. way Rose. LIBERTY—Alma RKabens Valley of Silent Men,” COLONIAL — dames Kirkwood in “Mob Hampton of Placer,” PS as GARDEN ‘Smiles Are Trunmpa,” the William Fox picture starring Maurice Flynn, will be seen at the Winter Garden theater today, This picture can be recommended as clean, wholesome | entertainment with an abundance of thrilling stunts and genuine love! H Frank L. Packard wrot tn The eee | | STRAND | } The ambition of every Spanish boy Is to become a bullfighter and | Juan Gallardo ls no exception to the le. When he ix in his teens Juan | agged band of urchins | to little country villages, trying to }stage bull-fights, Juan kills his first | [bull and the event is marked by the! tragic death of bis friend, Chiripa The young matador soon becomes famous, but later meets defeat when swayed between his devotion to his wife and the flattery of an adven-/ turess, | GLADYS WALTON —IN— | rute. os with “Top o’ the Morning” Recovered from his recent accident. Art Acord is preparing for another chapterplay at Universal City. It may be called “The Oregon Trail.” but more likely “The Trail Btasers.” BLU Charles Ray is seen In an entirety | new role in hig latest photopiny pro |duetion, “A ‘Tailor Made man,” pow A few 'y jut the Bloue Mouse theater yedrs ago Ray played only “rubs parts, but In this screen version of the stage play of the same name he ty seen either In Immaculate evening] | FIRST SEATTLE SHOWING Teday Teday FB) tional business sult role. COLUMBIA “Human Hearts,” featuring House Peters at the Columbia theates continuing to please large audie’ daily. The play deals with the love; and heartaches of ® popular family in a small town. House Peters ts seen in an emotional role as Tom Logan, the man who falla tn love with a scheming adventuress, The other characters in the play are ex cellently portrayed. . LIBERTY Up from the Valley of Silent 80 called becwuse of the three mountain peaks which guard th Mounted = Pe comes quaint French-Canadian girl ing + Marette In the Paramount pr COLISEUM tion, A girl with dancing feet, a Veht | showing at the Liberty theater head And a heart that yearns for true oc“ € love, is Mae Murray, in her latent pic i ture, “Broadway Rose,” playing at COLONTAL the Coliseum theater. She appears}. Bob Hampton, the part port with an array of smart gowns and wrape. Monte Blue, who plays the male lead in this picture, enacts his part | creditably. ton of Placer,” now at the Co! He turns to gambling, adopts a walt and saven the life of a girl eall The Kid held responsible for the death popular man, but he Proved his Getting Too Fat? Try This—Reduce People who don't grow too fat are the fortunate exception. ut if you find the fat accumulating or already cumbersome, you will be w’ jo fol- with honors to the army, Men, white | eval ley below, to the post of the Royal Marette, At the pont she is a girl of mystery and dar ‘oduc “The Valley of silent Men,” } rayed | by James Kirkwood in “Rob Hamp. ionial theater, in an outcast from the army Httle ofa inno. COTTERILL TO —_—=- — low thie suggestion, hic! on. == doreed by thousands on people who MTOM ste) ATTEND MEET LAT low directions, One iar is the| Port Commissioner George F. Cot Pi price the world over. Get them from |terill will represent Seattle at the aaa your own druggist or send price di- | Northwest rivers and harbor Fect to Marmola Co, 4612 Woodward Detroit. Mich’ By doing t day and Saturday. Cotterill chosen at the commiasion. President W CHECKERS DETERMINE Port Authorities, which i “Edgar, don't wear that horrid tie) | tonight. Wear the nice new one I got-you last week. It looks so much better.” “All right, my doar. say. It ina pretty one at that. George F. Nicholson, chief neer of the port commission, w liver a lecture at the Everett ference. Just as you a And KEEP WELL say, @id you read how the tle manu you call it, are going to determine the for men's neckties. “Well, they have placed spotters, or Br D8. BB. DISHOP checkers, in the thick of New York's SJ] HE tongue crowds to jot down the atyles that ly has b seem to prevail. If the atripes are tn called the majority I suppose we will be wear. to a disor ing them next season as the very stomach. latest In neckwear.” “I see. Gee, I hope the men's cloth. ing merchants don’t do a similar stunt jhere. One look at that old suit of| jyours would convince a suit checker that he'd have to look elsewhere for deed, who heavily con some more money on hand." “No, it I not necessary to walt We have enough to pay down on one lof those attractive suits at Cherry's at 1015 Second ave. in the Rialto of red, accompanied by other acteristic symptoms, as |that commonest of all ills, | tion ment small red spots, |In case of pernicious ATAILOR’ _, MADE MAN “*& TAILOR - MADE MAN’ is my ideal of real entertainment. The Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Eve, at De Honey new Academy Pike at 18th. Beautiful surroundings for refined dancers. Blue Mouse has never Beo:'the moon played a finer picture.” piece solo or- ‘Take fast steamers at —JOHN HAMRICK. Canity Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE Leave Seattie daily ions - $13 pm ences Sunday SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE From Seaitle to Bremerton nd Sunday 9:30 p, 'y, Friday, Saturday 11.36 p. m, dance every Sun- day eve, See America’s Greatest Dancers on Wednesday eve, Sept. 27, and Friday eve, Sept. 2%, Mr. and Mrs. De Honey will introduce beautiful new fancy ballroom steps and ex hibitions in classic dancing. Don't miss these dancing parties, DANCING LESSONS Betu: Wedns Sunde: AUTOMOBILE FERRY Connecting with Olympic clannon start Tuesday Beginners’ ‘Thursday evenings at 6:46 # and T Beartle to 715 - 1190 a.m. 915 Srempriee eo Seaule Dette leading authority on who has erected more fine Passenger fare 80¢ round trip. NAVY YARD ROUTE Colman Deo. Main 3993 || THE TONGUE enc There are few physicians, in- would fall to recognize at a giance the denoting The tongue serves also as an tn bidg., over the Pig'n Whistle. Take | 4, " elevator. And six months to pay the|* m to many. other Gistages balance, if necessary."—Advertise.| Oh the tongue of a smallpox pa | Uent are distinetive vesicios (blisters), while the sufferer from measles has | tipped with white anema, the 10 = 10:00 - 11308 am rom Bremerton to Searde Beturday and Sunday 41030 p.m teip Saturday and Sundsy 6:30 p- mm Visitors accompanied by Bremerton Chamber of Commerce Guide per- mitted in Navy Yard at 1 & 3 p.m. con ference to be held in Everett on Fri-| was} € Wednesday's meeting 0! on the second international conven tion of the American Association of he attended STYLES IN TIES |W to 'heia in New Orleans engi. | ill de con: J Hight | oon! index | dered | ated, the most popular style in men’s auites. gray or yellow You must get a new one, Edgar.” ish tongue, with | “IN have to wait until we have tip and margin! phar: | char: | SCENE IN “HUMAN HEARTS” PI SIC SAAAYT RASS DECCAN A scene from “Human Hearts,” the feature at the Colum- dress or in welltatlored and conven-| bia theater, in which House Peters is shown in the leading He has just saved the life of the prison warden by snatching an iron bar from the hands of one of the inmates. “Y” WINTER STUNTS START Opening with an orchestra concert the first of the regular ‘winter programs will be held at the next Sunday afternoon. the Rev. Alma Rubens portrays the part of | Fallis, of Vancouver, B. C. dress the men's mans meeting on the International Good Will.” Discussion groups will follow and the friendship supper will be held at At the supper Albert &. Grons at 2:25 p. m., MOA At 3 p.m subject of B20 wil) tell of the of the grange movement tongue Is excee lean and generally becomes sore. The tongue in the condition of 4 hemorrhage resembles that of We COMMERCE Hampton had been | anemia. Tuberculosis of the tongue com. mences on the tip or eige and Mayparcnns Ti enavets Wednesday and Saturday cence during a battle and ts restored | breaks down into an ulcer. pus and in most painful. If you notice an pearance of your tongue, It is well to consult a physician. For.Relief from’ Piles’: S. Lincoln reported Sead te Nearest Drugatet for a Box a poattertenm Soothing inflecace Ie Remarkable. In the privacy of yo Pyramid of Pyramid Pile bie or protruding pile uch rectal troub comfort to know you can call or Gand to the nearest drug atore and cont bi Canad. le bo ave a by sending mid Dr Marshall, Mich. AMUSEMENTS Mats, 2:30 THIS WEEK MATINGE 15% 50 3190 | Harry Blackheads Go Quick By This Simple Method Blackheads woft ones or part of th your drug@in hot, wet cloth heade brisk! and wash of! the biackheads and que * of the akin and leave them large and unsightly pie applic od relief from itching, ble name and addres to Are the us Co, 619 Pyramid Ideal Coats for Fall and —Advertivnm: Winter, OOR Meee VAUDEVILLE }:":: a7 | Weaver Brothers wet about two | Accounting Busines © powder from | Auto Mechanics Arit sprinkle a little ona | Bookkeeping “Welding” (rub over the black- | Husinens Public Speakin, form few seconds English Radio Telegraphy owl wonder whe Penmanship Saleamanship ; have gone. Pinchin Commercial — Typewriting ning blackheads only op Art Journalism jon of ecalonit THE SEATTLE STAR HARRY WATSON, JR, AT MOORE | “ema | “The show bumtness today ts # bed of roses compared to the old days,” eays Marry Watson, Jr. pop ular comedian, Watson, with bin laughable telephone booth skit and! hin masterpiece of the aquared-cirele, | iw at the Moore theater this week Tio ts that type of entertainer that experience dates back quite a few years. | He tatke amusingly of his travel with a «mal! clrous in the early days. “After the evening show,” says Mr. Watson, “we would pack up and get etarted about 2 in the morning for the next place, Arriving there at 6 a m. It was too late to go to bed, #0 we prepared for the next show, Woe were ready for the grand parade at 12, had dinner at i, after noon show at 3, tea at 6, evening show at &, and then after a cleanup & and a bit of supper at midnight you got the reat of the day to yourself unless it was « onenight stand! when we started off to the next town with the same routine all over again As for betng funny.” he says, street parades quickly get rid of that self-consciousness which t# often one of the chief diffioultier; moreover, the man who can get laughs in a clown's dress on @ cold. windy day in a draughty cireus tent with & meagre audience, need have no fear of facing the mont difficult or sophisticated critics.” Charge Two Men Kidnaped Girl, 16 Accused of kidnaping a 16-year old pchoot girl and attempting attack her, two men, Noel Beers, a driver, and G. B. Hoose, 22, « mechanic, were arrested fn Volun teer park early Thureday, They are being held In the efty jail. The girl SS was taken to the clty hospital suf. fering from nervous shock METROPOLITAN | MATINER | SATURDAY Jos, M. Gaites Presents the Musteal Treat of the Season Dr. Geo. O, will ad co-operative activities dingly pale and blood NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT SEAT SALE TOMORROW JOHN GOLDEN QRODUCER of LIGHTNIN “OFFERS "| 4 GREAT STAR IN A GREAT PLAY MN @ EPING unnatural ap- part Suppositories On Previous Visit to Se- attle It Made the Sensa- tional Hit of the Year PRices: Oe. HARGAIN MAT, WED., 61 Nighte, #2, $1.50, morrhoids and And it aw ‘ —— sae a. — ‘Hermancraft’ TOP COATS x anywhere Take no wubst jn often sufficien' trial packa, Guaranteed 100% wool cheviot. Made with | convertible collar, ragian on with cuffs. belt and slit pockets, Lined throughout with Nights 7 and © > Waint Bizes from 18 to , with your choles Navy, Drown or ¥. An “Honest Mull ored to your m - ure if not in at It will pay y con: Samples of mat to out-of. Knights of Columbus Evening School TWKE DAILY cont, tatl- +. “$39.75 to ace these Je matied “town customera on NIGHTS: Watson, Jr. | 9:25 rem ‘athe News big ones or little ones oner—on any by iv fects Offered: while the sim= RHGIWTER now 1 to 10 BP, islets eee ane _— i III nnn | Featuring This store is new—so is the stock. Every dresa here has been but recently and carefully selected. It ia a most splendid assortment of Crepe, Satin, Lace, Tricotine and Poiret-Twill Dresses. suitable for afternoon and street wear. Navy and Black. TOUGH JOB, THIS ACTING Being a character actor is some- times tough. Clarence Burton shaved his mus- tache, proud adernment of several years, in order to take the part of a bullfighter in “Blood and Sand,” the Tbanes novel, now at the Strand, When he arrived on the set in cos | tume, however, Director Fred Niblo | decided he was too heavy for the! A few minutes later Director Rollin | ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, Introducing Our New ECONOMY Department Desirable Modish Dresses at a Price That Truly Spells Economy $15.75 All Colors in Sizes to 40 only. $15.75. With new stock arriving datty, we shall soon be adle to offer in this department suits and coats as well as dresses priced at $15.75. 200 CLOTH COATS Most of these Coats are silk lined and interlined, with collar and cuffs of Beaverette Fur. Some are embroidered, Wide sleeve effects. Colors: Brown, Raindeer, Navy. Sizes 16 to 46. A number of Sport Coats with opposum collars are also included in thia lot, 1207 Second Avenue i AUUUUAVOAVUUEAUUAUUVEAOUGUAEAUUAEAUUGUAOUSUGUUEUAUUEUCAUAG AEA “North of the Rio Grande,” with « mustache. “And now,” mourns Burton, “for the first time fn years I'll have to | make it out of crepe hair!’ “The Fast Mail,” the special attraction, adapted coln J. 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