The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1922, Page 3

(THE SEATTLE STAR TWO KILLEDIN | EXE\( STAR OF STRAND PICTURE as ACCIDENTS: - THE GR@TE-RANKIN a) @ One Mistaken for nial M FIFTH AND PIKE Other Own Victim Burning Sands," a Paramount at tr tion at the Coliseum theater, is a - big drama of desert love, selfishness | land war. Milton Silla, as Daniel| PORTLAND, Oct, 9.—Two hunters & philosopher, meet dn Hawley), pett }shot by a companion, the other a vic: | te Aritigh commin j@ied in the Northwest yesterday, one | 4) tim of an accident with his own gun, | be sated in his w Roseburg, Ore., regorted the death | 4 and an English official, be | coming Jealous, insinuates that Lane | prefers to be out in the desert be vow WEKE! panion when mistaken fora deer. | cause he can have a harem there PARAMOUNTS An inquest will be held Tuesday and this excites Muriel's curtosity to | +s hter” Near Hoquiam, William Kainber,| the extent that ehe rides out to visit sans! ug Mu | Lane at his camp outside the city's ad of L. C, Martin, shot by his hunting | waa instantly killed when the | walle pump gun he had been using in|” aruriel haw been falsely told that « Shooting ducks was discharged as he| French dancer, who Lane had res wag about to board a launch. The| cued from the clutches of drunken charge tore a great hole in the man's |™C0. is Lane's mistress, Murtel ar : rives at the camp just as the dancer wide, Six of his companions wit |comes to warn Lane that hin life Is Jsought. The camp is attacked, but | the attempt to kill Lane fails, Mueh | | fighting follows, and in the fi windup the English cavalry is called out and the skirmish ended / Be i 5 Neswed the accident | COLUMBIA The Long Chance,” which opened | jat the Columbia theater Saturday, ts Ja story of youthful love and a fight jfor a gold ledge on a Calif Marjorie Daw ts c aughter of t man in town had } and | lost. Ralph Graves ia eplen vant oTnn 8 HAnY” ’ lin the ro! © young engineer out | By Irvin S. Cobb from the East, who loves the girl Saturday—“The Siren Call” iHenry B. Walthall is seen inthe rote | | | t | | jof Marley Hennage, “the worst man} hin town.” so VIOLA_DANA IN An ® comedy attraction “The |Radio Hound" features Brownte, | | mate : es Better Homes | release, 7 NOW HERE | 1 Wht Sag — — = 2 YINTER GARDEN Until Friday Night Ky ’ hye le Misa Smiles," a Fox pro A vivid character portrayal is given by Leatrice Joy 4 eu. » s : : “LOVE is AN Peter B. fs uma x | duct “~ starring Shirley Mason, *| Cecil B, DeMille’s new Paramount picture, “Manslaughter.” URNITURE, Floor Coverings, Draperies, Lamps, Vases and Bric-a- ee now being shown at iNe Winter G8) It ig @ story of the excesses of a wealthy society girl which| Brac of many different varieties, even unto Pillow Cushions and what- AWFUL THING vertie Mason tn liked tor her por-| ad her to jail to pay the penalty for killing a motorcycle} is H A h in the Co. The Funniest Farce Com- trayals of tender girlish characters | policeman. Miss Joy is here shown in one of the gay parties not, is Home Atmosphere in the mcrete. edy of Years, With 9 and in her role of Esther Aronson.! that ig pictured é in the play. a F i OWEN MOORE CHANCE’ deughter et a: typical: Lower Beet) —— per The kind of atmosphere depends upon the suitable selections of the Stee of “1 ed Miss- Side family, she miles thru troubles | STRAND LIBERTY Wi r h 3 é . Report composite parts and the proper groupings of these objects into settings ” and thru triumphs; and tho she is Manslaughter,” the Cecil De®) sriny original pranks, combined ing boyish and bold when occasion re-| Mille production at the Strand thea-| ™8y sm —r | vith a 2 Ww i i GckeoRLvin wixen® Henry B. Walthall |Quires, she im the very essence of| ter this week. to a story of a wealthy |With Buster Keaton’s abiity as afi one with an end to Beauty as well as expression of some ideal, and the aweetness at other times. She ts/orphaned girl who ts a speed maniac |Comedian, are responsible for the BLUE MOUS Mere. Ye" Meee iMlath iittis kirl, ving in the} and. constantly, craving, for excite-|success of hile tatest comedy, “The|f| Other, physical Comfort as an aim to support by a full measure of Con- Coming—"CONFIDENCE” ff] mos: interesting neighborhoot In the|ment, ‘The story centers around M™/jackamith.” which i# now showing venience as contributory to gain this end—and whether concrete or ab- ee a me : | she in sent to prinon to serve a three |St the Laberty theater, The picture/f! stract, always harmonious. | Year sentence for killing a motor hab a plot in which Buster, anxious cycle policeman, ‘The district ator | Win the favor of a fair lady, 1 ney, who t# in love with the girl, freed to go thru many acrobatic Our corps of Home Artists is longing for an opportunity to give to sent her to prison because he be. | Whimaicalities in order to overcome eee eee oe ne ave her |th antipathy the young lady has|f| you—who are living in an environment unexpressive of any ideal, prob- shown for him, a . . . “ S] sew "Rititieores |) from bermelt, Viola Dana ie charming ax Ruth {{| ably, least of all yours—a home which will bespeak your personality. [BLUE MOUSE in “The Five-Dollar Baby,” another | 4 Off with the olf love and on with feature at the Liberty this week . 2 ae on segs p “ | he ol Her mannerisms are pleasing, whie|f, The size of that home does not limit the possibilities of making it in ou } the new tm easy enough to talk about, |))"F Manner ; - | . 2. ae ‘ * y vrs} RANKIN CO less 1" hard to get away with, if the] Otenainiag ne" Pet IH concord with your individuality, and expressive of refinement and good re, “Love In an Awful Thing,” } | howing at the Hive Mouse vacate taste. a ater, t# an indication. Owen Moore | COLONIAL 2 oe YS ee i arred as an adventurous young Hebe Daniels, the “good little bad * oi yi 27 “ | man who, on the eve of his matri:|siri” of the screen, has temporarily Wont you allow us to assure you of this through its realization? |monial plunge, i# confronted by a|forsaken her mischievous wayn and | | very determined sweetheart who he|in “Nancy From Nowhere,” which }beliewed had long since passed out{is closing Ita run at the Colonial lot Kis life. Entangling situations | Monday night, she ts seen as a shy | present themaecives when the hero/and wietfol orphan girl. | tries te prove to her that he is mar The Wonderful Chance.” featur-| ¥ bd 9 ivied oud tinh‘ tarde Suanlly. ing. Supine iraeieds wat bei dhown r w in t rote- raraae ar ara at the Colonial Tuesday and Wednes. | nro: oO e ote ankin 0. $ day. The picture tn described as «| ==. | ochool of Drapery Making COLON AT “in Without charge you can CRC OA TILAIA | 4 take advantage of an exten- Coming Tuesday j sive course of instructions “THE WONDERFUL CH. | : “ LAST TIMES TONIG' ) in the art of Home Beauti- BEBE DANIELS | ! ) ay -IN— | : ‘ killed d the berg of ‘ , 4o| - skilled designers the plan- ‘Nancy From ii % ning of all details that Nowhere a pu shape distinctive materials The Quaintest, Dearest Heroine Le oN | “ . into draperies and hangings You Ever Saw , ALWAYS 106 will be shown. Country Store| AMATEURS §/ if 2 } L est wea | “TONTGIRE Practical demonstrations, including measuring and : 7 ? rh S 65 5 | making, are a part of the interesting work of this new department. Better Homes Require Better Ranges 3 x /)2 pia | A peg ee Work tables will be supplied—and your own work can be started at in Their Kitchens once. As our classes must be limited, it is necessary that you reserve MONARCH $1529 a ise x, et | certain hours each day. Se tha wlan a ety, th one Eee fornia chorus in the musical show, | capable cast, including Frank possess all the good features that are required LD i ev ‘ " y later (formerly the Oak) opened its] corded the different comedy situa: change Its program twice each weelks orth | maintenance. The }: igaiat, follow the easy in-| ~ _.|;company is due for a long engage-| tion, size standardization, and intensely economical ; ee | dian, who was responsible for most —OF— | 30x 3% Vacuum Cup Fabric Malleable Ranges | California Beauty Chorus In the Season’s Biggest Hit * : . r “ISLAND WIVES” superior construction will be discussed. : Y Interch ble with) |goch* Sate se seein 7H gece AGarotida.” ‘The hooks: wma’. well] Seley Seuaiben hkiga oe Malleable Ranges raurcnaaeegtte with) tee Siete ceva] THE OLYMPIC) tr’, mx som vor roller “ane a of a good range and therefore “fit” admirably lished sandard of highest let-down in our long-estab- harm aa a = musical comedy #enson Sunday with|tions and musical specialties, the es rer) mere es ati THEATER Demonstration | “=< ‘The FirstShot| SEE fire en o « » $11.95 mh : rd. oo « aus | TED HOWLAND’S MONARCH | 33.2355: 33 — of the Bree 33 5 414 Vateum Cup Cord..0 » +» - 25:20 Box - : REVUE 1 ALL THIS WEEK THE SENEGALESE “CAROLINE” mes =—FOR A LIMITED TIME— { Matinee Daily—2 Shows Nightly Come and see the Monarch in actual oper- |} e 9 10¢ ACTION 10¢—POPULAR PRICES—20¢ | ation. A “TON TESTED” ‘TUBE | fifteen cigarettes | aint . “4 per sg the renee tare i “CAROLINE” AT the Ted Howland Revue and a Call-| of the comedy, was supported by pilatories c) The newly decorated Olympic the. | ances, and from the applause ac-| Burka. The new organization wilt of phelac! tine today from nnnantianaiiocs a into “Better Homes.” mely low prices from capacity produc: }{jir"\ifukivertisement | ment. Ted Howland, a light come. | Prices of all other sizes just as attractive. For examples (Formerly Oak) 35x5 Vacuum Cup Cord 49.30 With the Economy of fuel, reliability of operation and {J} dy, | Theyve got the: om -1N— eRe RN Rear Deen eee toe |] Ake Vitagraphis Speci A Beautiful Nine-Piece Aluminum | with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased | ? Latest News Shots of the New = | European Champion Now \ y | Showing— A 11:20, A. M., 12:55, STROLLERS 2:45, 4:35, 6:10, ® 8:00 and 9:50 P. M. Cooking Set Free With Every Monarch Range Sold Now us bak can ar he . 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