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

STRONGH FART he woncter doy of “The Drawn: 7 North —and like a flash, in the wolf pack! This faithful pal offers his all to save his mistress! 3 DAYS MORE, THEN GONE! —ALSO— BUSTER KEATON fn a 1,000,000-volt laugh-apecial “THE ELECTRIC HOUSE!” SATURDAY—“THE FACE IN THE Foor UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY! PETER B. KYNE’S Saturday Evening Post story of our own state ef Washington— The son of a wealthy lumberman marries an outcast— Then the raging torrent—a weak cry and a leap! Coliseum Concert Orchestra playing selection ef Italian Folk Songs... . Langigg . Returday—Thomas Meighan tn “THE MAN. WHO SAW TOMORROW?r oe a oe oe oe Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday—THEN GONE! The adventures of a celebrated London sleuth—the book that has thrilled thou- ~ ged finn Catton Baie cap phy Aone ow Cooma Page's overies STKAND ORCHESTRA under Wineland Saturday—“When Knighthood Was in Flower!” STRAND Detectives may come and detest tven may 0, but Sherlock He goes on forever, He im sald to be the reatent detective in all fietion—-both in popularity and tn tntelligence, Mi! lions of copies of the various books written about him by Sir Arthu nan Doy v “Bherloc the Doyle has delighted millions of theater.o ers. And now at last the films have captured him for the delectation of millions of “movie” fana, tn the Go! wyn pilot Hed stmply “She Holmes, rring the noted act John Barrymore, It is showing the Strand, eee BLUE MOUSE Few finer stories of mother love have reached screen than “Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight?" which “as Won Applause in every city tn which It has been shown, No «ub: ject Is more appealing than that of mother love, In literature, on the stage and on the screes:, this theme has always touched the heart. It in| universal tn its apepal, it is allem. | bracing in ite power. Cullen Landis plays the leading role in “Where is My Wandering | Boy Tonight? the feature ploture at the Blue Mouse this week. This pro duction was suggested by the famous hymn of the same name and telle « beautiful story. eee WINTER GARDEN “Iron to Gold,” Dustin Farnum’s | }Iatest photoplay, produced by Wi Mam Fox, written by George Owen Baxter, and directed by Bernard J. / Durning, te showing at the Winter} Garden, In tt Dustin Farnum ts not |easy to surpass, The action of the tory is said to be of the apeediost, | and the theme—love development tn | mining region—olinches and holds the interest without « break eee COLUMBIA Helen Holmes, once famous the world over as queen of thrilling railroad serials, is at the Columbia theater thie week. She ts appear. ing with “Hoot” Giheon tn his latest Univermay starring vehicle, “The Lone Hand." written by Ralph Cummins and directed by Reaves Eason. It ts a story of a hard-rid ing cowboy turned “slicker” for day, who, tho vacation bent, rune into @ hotbed of excitement. The ma|star te supported by @ brilliant cast Si including Marjorie Daw, William Weish, Jack Pratt, Jim Corey, Hay Mi} den Stevenson, Robert Kortman and others, COLISEUM ‘The dramatization of “Kindred of | the Dust.” Peter B. Kyne’s famous | story, wae cast into continuity form by producer R. A. Walsh and Jack O'Brien of the Waish company, on | Catalina Island. Rehearvals of the Photodrama also were held at Cata lina. Actual flim: completed ~ wir DLONIAT Peru rearter letory of jearteas, lovable, haver-ae-lucky | Hobie “MANOOK OF THE NORTH” will held you «pelibound —ALSO MARY PICKFORD IN “Going Straight’ Yeul Leugh Youn Hew! Patniess Prices! MAT. 100 EVE. 208! JAZZ WEEK! and MARJORIE DAW EDWARD GIBSON tHe tATTLE STAR LAYING AT THE COLISEUM | THURELAEELIERAT QERERETEDEE Ralph Graves and Mariam Cooper play leading roles in|}, “Kindred of the Dust,” the attraction at the Coliseum this\]) week, at the Brunton studio, Fort Bragg,| marvelous portrayal in “The Silent California, and along the Pacific | CallL* Const near Los Ange The pic In the picture he ts @ dog of ture is showing at the Colleeum this |almost dual personality—in one week. flash savagely fighting attacking wolves nf, tn the next, gently LIBERTY caren ipless infant lost on In the new Laurence Trimble line ope: Strongheart's every | Jane Murfin production, “Brawn of] mood 4 nm together with al the North,” a First National attrac: | sertes of emotions which he ex-| ton starring “Strongheart.” playing | presses with his face and by ges at the Liberty, the wonder dog, WhO | ture. became the pet of the world by his eee COLONIAL Robert J. Fisherty, F. KR. G. 8, 4i4 not produce “Nanook of the North,” the Pathe feature at the Ooilonial, | With an object lesson in view, Nev. ertheless, in addition to ite many unique points of interest, it contains }a tremendous lesson. The Fakimo, with a minimum of life's necessities none of ite luxuries, enjoys the state of perfect happiness and con- | tent. | | PRINCESS Norma Talmadge ptays « doa! role jana hae two leading men to her dis- ltinetive sereen adaptation of “Bmilin’ ‘Throw showing at the Princess The leading men are Wyndham Standing and Harrison Ford, who |also plays a dual role. | THESE EYES COULD READ THE INMOST THOUGHTS OF THE GUILTY! Cool, canny, baffling, Sherlock Holmes was a figure to be reck- oned with by the masters of lawlessness ==. WEST TEM MELODY SHOP SIX In Latest Jazz Number SHOTS OF FOOTBALL GAME COMEDY gs the Columbia ‘The weird dramatic sensation of the year. George ‘Astiss I know that Cotcare’s will 8 Not injure my teeth by scour- ing awaythe preciousenamel; that it will clean them eafely and quickly by washing them. Lknow that it 1 wash my teeth twice every day wit! Conrcarte’s they will be thor- oughly clean. I know that no dentifrice can domore than cleanteeth. I know that a LARGE tube ot COLGATE’S costs only 25 cents and that J need not pay more. First Time DUSTIN FARNUM in His Most Absorbing Drama sennen To Gon at any Time—100—AN thet Time =IEI TEI TEI hn arrymor Idol of America and greatest actor of our time brings at last to motion pictures the most thrilling con ception of all fiction in ERLOCK SHGEMES | Dirndl Albert Pasker. Adepred Rew William Gillette’ seage play Sounded Siz Conan Deyle's stenice Now Playing at the Strand Theater Flower The most gorgeous motion picture PALACE HIP: ‘ony MOVIES— at De Honey's New muatc. Popular prices. 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