The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1922, Page 3

x. OCTORER 2, 1922. x NID) POS TAL CLERK CONFESSES! , oh Duy Mans Cohn, 2%yearold — pontal New ane ) clerk, was being helt by federal Paramount's authorities Monday, following his a ALL LAW” admission that he had stolen an ‘ABOVE envelope ‘ontaining money while pn sorting the mails in the Seattle with postoftice, The confession was wrung from him after the letter had been found jin his pocket, | ©ohn, who has been a post employe for five years, declared that tile was his first offense, but post: | joffice inspectors say that money has been dtsappearin, from =the malls for montha, and that the! j!ad’s peculations may mount into the thousasds, WENATCHEE Mra, W. 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[architect refuses to go on with the | Job when he learns why the prince is j having it bullt, and he ts imprisoned. | has the role of John Henry Jackson, | the hero, to learn to write upon the | back of Ethel Grey Terry, who plays | | scenes In the entire production, and }it shows Horton signing a contract | while embracing his sweetheart and Red Blood|| LIBERTY Lon Chaney, the popular star now at the Liberty theater tn “Flesh excellently portrays the part 4 father who escapes from the penitentiary to visit his wife and child, His heart ts crushed when he learns of his wife's funeral He plans to revenge himself by getting the man who went him to jail for a crime of which he was innocent. He \hides in Chinatown and to disguise himself he poses as a cripple, The convict Is overcome with emotion when his daughter, who ts now a young woman, and her love dream shattered, cried out, “If my own father had only lived!" He knew that she needed him, yet he waa powerless and dared not make himself known. The story ts interesting thruout, while Chaney displays his histriontc acting ability, . BLUE MOUSE parles Ray, in “A Tatlor-Made Man,” i# the featured attr nm at the Blue Mouse theater for another week. The story tells how Joba Paul Bart, the part enacted by Ray extricated himself from the ruck of drudgery to a high place in the se clal and business world, thru a work part of which lays stress on the importance of good clothes in molding & man's self-estimate and in influencing those about him. The awiftly thru thrilling «it uations to a dramatic climax and a} surprising end, able theory, p o' the Morning,” Gladys Wal: ton's latest Universal starring v theater, while just as cheerful as the name implies, presents many dra matic Incidents and opportunities for | brilitant emotional display on the part of the popular little star. |" Miss Walton plays the “Jerry” O'Donnell, a wins colleen, who comes to Americ it her father, only to find that he has | taken a second wife, who immediate ly proceeds to make life miserable for her stepdaughter. Jerry learns & few things of life and Incidentally becomes an American girl The play is a simple love story containing several unusual twists and a delightful romance. eee STRAND “Above All Law,” the photoplay at the Strand theater, is a story of mys tery and thrills. A powerful prince summons an Engiieh architect to build a tomb for his wife, where he ‘The His flances learne of hia being jailed. and, against heavy odds, determines to free him. Startling situations then . For one of the scenes of “Too Much Business, which is showing at the Winter Garden theater, it was necessary for Edward Horten, who opposite him, This in one of the most tmportant The story is based on Earl Derr Biggers’ Saturday Evening Post tale, “John Henry and the Restless Sex. eee COLISEUM In the secial Grama, “Rich Men's Wives,” now showing at the Colt seum theater, is such a cast of play as i seldom seen in a photoplay. | ‘be play features House Peters and Claire Windsor, Rosemary Theby, Gaston Glass, Myrtle Stedman, Baby Richard Headrick, Mildred June, Charles Clary, Carol Holloway, Martha Mattox and William Austin are the other players of the cast, most of whom are popular among Seattle movie fans, “Rich Men's Wives” ts a story of heart interest. The wife of a wealthy business man is forced to leave their home because she innocently Mirted! with a friend. Thin cates a nories | of dramatic incidents eee COLONIAL Conway Tearle and Faire Binney will be seen for three days, beginning in Sunday, at the Colonial theater, | / | darice every W | Moose Hall. Come and get ne-|| ed, Clans lensons Wed. & Bat Private lease: y any & Constipation Relieved Without the Use of Laxatives ol is a lubricant—not a ibe Pr or laxative-——so cannot gripe. When you are constipated, not enough of Natur Febrlenting liquid is pro- juced in the bowel to keep thie natural lubricant and thus replaces a Try it to- A Coliseum theater. part in reuniting his parents. A Wite-Open Town.” The pleture! & rapidly moving story of the de lopment of a youngster born in the mont unhappy environments, which | point him thru exciting incl until) he is made a worthy me of society by his Jove for a beautiful young girl [PLEASING ACTS AT PALACE HIP ‘The ability to dress and undress himself faster with hie arms and legs manacied than the average per: | son can without mechanical hin @rances marks the work of Brinda mour, encape artist, whose offering at the Palace Hip this week ts of | principal interest Rivals of the top number are the | Griffin Twins, two small boys whose j | } series of interpretive dances is en hanced by lavish gtage settings and costumes. Difficult balancing feats are ¢ acted in everyday clothes tn an everyday parlor, by Beheck and/ Anpinal,.a couple of acrobats with new ideas, Willard Hall and Lee Loretta are & good-looking couple who can sing well. ‘They hold a novel contest to seo who can garner the most ap piause | Harry Stone and Eddie Beck wey “Singers With Trimminy where: | in the trimmings constitute comi- | cal impersonations and peculiar dancing. Viola Dana ts the indy In the fea-| ture film, “Treat ‘Km Rough.” | wherein a headstrong flapper bows before the wiles of a lumber camp caveman ! DYE FADED WRAP SKIRT, DRESS IN “DIAMOND DYES” Fach package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions #0 simple any| woman can dye or tint her old,/ worn, faded things new. Even if she has never dyed before, she can fadeleas color into shab by skirts, dresses, waists, conte, stockings, sweaters, coverings, drap- ries, hangings, everything. 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Discovered that Michigan de cision was written by « bachelor, 1921, 3, Mrs. Vernon Castle has picture taken with her mouth shut, 1947, 4 Woman succeeds in lowering traction car window, 1918. 5. Congressional investigation of sayn gaacline prices starts, 1896-1922, In elusive, Gasoline prices rine, 1896. } 1922, Inclusive, 6. California stops boosting cli mate, 11.922 7. Seattle geta fivecent street car fare, 2 8. World vertes team managers give out statements predicting vic tory, 1684-1922, %. Armentan nation wiped out by Turks, 2087, 3888, 1892, 1996, 1903, 1915, 1928. 10. New vaudeville Joke Invented, 1843. It, First telephone exchange in loperation, 1887, Wrong number handed to 764 patrons. 12. Hatreuts reduced to 25 cents, 1999. 13. First “flapper” appears on | Second ave, 1918. Four reformers write to the newepapers about it Downfall of American home 14. Political candidate falls to mention birthplace on election Iter- ature, 1904 15. Mae Murray appears on sereen fully dressed, 1923. 16. Movie managers bewall Inck of attendance, 1992 17. Tacoma calis it Rainier, 2099 18, Newspaper “column” appears lwithout Joke about prohibition, 1876 Columnist blacklisted for breaking union rules, 1876. 19. Congress stilt bills, 1988. 20, Fred Kennedy at University tells country printers how to make money, 1976. 21. Ham and eggs introduced to each other, B.C. 42. Law passed forbidding wives to cook eggs other. wise than by frying them, B. C, 42. 22. Ceell DeMille produces movie “luxurious settings” and ‘georgeous gowns,” 1985. 23. Nickola! Lenin killed by N World, 1918, 19 1971, 1922, 1924. 24. Roy Haynes announces prohi bition law Is going to be enforced, parsing bonus Y. 1921-1945, inclusive. 26. Unfixed prizefight staged, 1883. 26. John D. Rockefeller gives ten million dollars to Rockefeller founda | thon, 19: 27. 974 grocers tell housewives keronene has gone up 2 cents, 1921 28. Rockefeller bemoans “growth of bolshevism among women,” 1921 29. Turks still getting ultimat- ums from the allies, 1967. 30. Rodolph Valentino wins 25 lire for growing prize turnip, Bologna (Italy) state fair, 1902. 21. Apartment house radiator emits heat, 16 Time to wonder where the money's coming from to pay November bills. HAINES, Grei—-taeoree Williams, rancher, being sought in connection with killing of Tom Paine, 60, also a rancher, who he is said to have shot in quarrel, The Chinese objected to railway building because white men went thru their cemeteries with their sur- veys and roads Wo see stead Tl and POR SALE WHEREVER GOOD NEWARK, N. J. ieTHBR dressmaking is drudgery or a joy depends and make work a burden—or they may cut easily, smoothly 7 . Wise scissors always cut, not only when just sharpened, but all the ume. Not merely when new, but year after year. ‘@ A friendly pair of Wiss scissors’ would be a great help to you. J. 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