The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 3

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922. COLA ZUMALN BEA | Until Friday UB EH | Night Onl: ed aed 3 Days More Three romances all put Then Gone! into one fine Para- mount picture— THOMAS Paramount's bi fession. —with— Seena Owen Lowell Sherman Mary MacLaren ALSO Rair-raising added attraction— “THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW” —With— Leatrice Joy, Eva Novak, dune Elvidge Theodore Roberts and Alec B, Francis A story that takes you all around the world MELODY" “nina e Overture LIBERTY NEWS Saturday—Gloria Swanson in Never Before Has a Picture Created Such a Sensation “THE FACE THE FOG thrilling tale of areformed crook who thinks that it is well to remember some tricks of your old pro- Lionel Barrymore MAN ¥s. BEAST Showing actual and danger- ous close-ups of hunting big © is ng game in Wildest Africa! RCHESTRA Sipecinl Added Attraction— “THE MONARCHS OF Montana Varsity Quintet Saturday—“The Cowboy and the Lady,” with Mary Miles THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 Fanti search forth “sl Russ Lauds “K ni hthood”’ Fe at | ees | THE GROTE-RANKIN CO ire in which ahe was woe 1 — nTY prologue to tne Fou” Ja ' ton 1 tory Barrymore in th ' ts drawin, rd crowds at th erty, ther & graphic glim what happened when I red.” A magnif A last of the grar by @ sov Petrus. as the romanti and beartr uned delabra, six dozen lghted are Dattering rama to break down the 4° fen solid oak door tatues and objects of art ar hed, furniture | ° sa scaler Mr. Ari rafty and 4 Will Radium at Last Bre, “hon Open the Doors of :: the Great Unknown? Get ” lover COLISEUM as Moigh If you are sick and want t ar well and Keep er thi ovak have WINTER Gi ARDEN at men «and hur rth are Be Anno Love I | Ratium App Garden | Milde. Los A COLANTIAL hes to make her a fine bir ONLY 3 DAYS [in "the Delicious Little. De MOREand THEN Jf |x: “whieh ie now net orting cast is Rodolph MARY PICK- Home.” Why Stay Fat? The answer It is too hard, ¢ t Rawlinne an Under Ce a tated Min ov. erization estar to y pro "layed new Paramount impor n action Rosworth him It too has terest that levels it of everyday wit? Eimory Carel Holloway, Charles Clary, Jack Curtis and others.’ The ture ls showing at the Winter A pretty girl's longing for fine 4 lnnda ruble the Man nl excellent Valen “one of Harold end after seeing her as Princess ctiona, is show eater this week , rived in New York was to see this fi You Can Reduce {og f mont i people i cess Mary, and the way she acta! im diet or fear of rtieement One year in the making JUST FINISHED “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” By special permission of Mary Pickford, our regular evening prices will prevail all day every Gay Adults .. Children exercina vantage of to win the man she loves.” mold at one ta the world direct to odward Ava, Now that you know have no excuse for bein the LAST TIMES TONIGHT— HERBERT RAWLINSON -—IN— “ANOTHER MAN’S SHOES” Scene From “Knighthood” “se CHEW A FEW!! | Pola Negri, famous screen star, who recently arrived tn |thie country, declares that Marton Davies is her ideal of Amerioan | beauty “Mins Davies te my ideal of the typteal golden blonde American beauty,” said the vivactous little for cigner. “I have always admired her Mary Tudor in that wonderful pic ture, ‘When Knighthood Was tn | Flower,’ Ob, I'm just simply more tn love with her than ever. One of = Ate Too Much! Stomach Upset! Here's Instant Relief very first things I did when I an great ploture so that I might ose my | American at clow | She ts #0 lovely as the Prin star and believe you are with the real princess undergoing her same trials Strange as it may seem, Madam) Negri prefers biondes to brunettes— that is for Americans, at least. “I love golden blondes with soul [ful blue eyes, milk white skins, with moment “Pape’s Diapepsin” of indigestion, gases, heartburn, rournens, bloating, Matulence, palpi tation, vanish. war tax,” she says. “The kind that |" Fano your stomach now! Correct is backed with a striking American |aigestion and acidity for « few personality. I say the American per-| cents, Druggists sell millions of sonality because the Americans stand | packages. }for wo much that is personality, The |wecret of the charm of the Amertcan }woman seems to be her ability to be beautiful and brainy and busy in jequal proportions. 1 love America and I am anxious to get into the studio and become one of you. Amer lica has @ great photoplay world and it i progressing all the time Of that I am convinced after neeing that superb picture ‘When Knighthood Was in. Flower’ “I seo now that I am going to have plenty of competition here in America, but perhaps if I try awfully hard I can enlarge the place I now hold in the great American heart There seems to bw room and « wel ome for everybody.” rh Understudy” Also NOW—Paramount’s Masterpiece— “WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER” For your convenience, a limited number of first bal cony and loge seats now may be reserved at the box office, one week in advance, for each first evening performance at $1.10. No telephone orders. Performances Daily at 11, 1:45, 4:15, 6:45, 9:15 SSNS pooped AFTER 6 P. M. Baloony ..... Upper balcony ....- vee DO Lower floor.. We Lower floor and lower balcony, 75¢ (All prices include tax) AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Under 8. K. Wineland MEME BLUE MOUSE Ee THEATREES, = = | 2 i TONIGHT ceorce ij ARLISS ; in bis greatest ‘The Man Who @ A sparkling romance, and invigorating as the fountain of youth, Also sereen triumph HY , BEROZOVSKY = Played God the Russian tenor — e082 eee in Concert nee (and Sun- any) Hil Mats, 250 Eves. S5¢ BLUE MOUSE 34 THEATRE Ea Coming Saturday, Reginald Denny ii TODAY Rodel Valentino Mae Murray a n “The Kentucky Derby” STARTING TOMORROW— Glorious Little Gladys Walton “The Lavender Bath Lady” fresh N «= fs what you want these days when every ton must count. The coal that burns freely and evenly, is sootless and leaves very little ash is that economical BUNKER PRICES Superior Rock Springs Coal Lump, per ton, ....$13.00 Ege, per ton. 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