The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 3

— Ee = — , NOVEMBER 22, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE . s ‘SEEK AID FOR COLISE = ATTRACTION | Knighthood aa G WATERWAY | : -RAN €8) Tesi Eg el cers cre se aS YO WAS YC Plays to THE GROTE: RM KIN CO tm Paramount's uateen of the Cham “The Man Who iw Tomorrow” “THE FACE IN Bi tne boars of Paramou “Drees Sutt appropriations to com Story Thousands ms After a lapse of 11 yours the famous historical r@™mance, “When Knighthood Was tn Flower” liver again in the picture version of the nded wan ac f benefited nt “MAN VS. BEAST? Saturday—“The Cowboy and the Lady” 7, Gloria Swanson to bah Tmpossibic Mra. Bellew" popular Charles Major novel, show ing at the Strand, with Marion ommended avies an ater, The beautiful love srway be kept in navigable con Davies aa star, Th sutity n to form an Integral part of story of Princess Mary Tudor was the general harbor systems of Sa sted on the stage by Julia Mar ree rs ee and a distinguished company ee softs gs Bigg ov in 1901, “When Knighthood Was in , nose which make use of tha Industrial area. Flower” proved to be Minn Marlowe's The resolution, which was #ub greatest romantic drama wuccess, It « SECOND NEAR SENECA mitted by the national affairs bu ran « whote svason at the Criterion neater, New York city, and the reau, reports that the work on East 5 ~ . ; 4 & most Huccessful season on the and Duw ned ite fir secure ting without further local al appropriation. Coming Saturday The Blue Ribbon Event “THE KENTUCKY DERBY” t nish Waterways has road Owing to the broader scope afford ed @ screen version, many rpectacu 44 in the picture is a glimpse of the wedding scene that the Prince of Wales went wild over. lar scenes are include from the stage producti i} | gorgeous wedding of Princess Mary and ola King Louls XII. of France is one of them one little lie and you have to tell nine more to support it, accord. d proverb, and the ex Murray as Mary © Delicious Little mnial theater wo sods: | Frosted Reed | — yh Valentino, e _ FOUNTAIN OF TOUT | FERNERIES EVR I GaSe '5 FOUND BY SCIENCE | In a Featured Offering the Columbia | Thomas Meighan and Leatrice Joy, u rays have the le ading| European Discovery, Easily Used at || roles in “The Man Who ‘ with Reginald Denny Saw Yesterday,” playing at the| Home, Restores Vigor Quicker Past Coliseum this week. a re eee " from pe Each LIBERTY | that is different te the heroine of | we Owinor wil beill TONIGHT If you saw Lionel Barrymore tn| “The Lavender Bath Lady, | inte pean discovery Boomerang Pill” you will want to| versal attraction at the ¢ rart Sart GEORGE 7 him oa @ reformed creek in “The| theater now. Ginéys Walten te ¢ | _ Here {s a great favorite for Christmas Giving— é a in the Fog,” playing at the|star; King Baggot of “Human | for | Frosted Brown Reed Ferneries, with galvanized metal Liberty. The leading woman t#| Hearts” fame directed, from a story |{%* | eting 4 ae g ] ARLISS Jeena Owen. The production is a|by Shannon Fife and George Ran-|sively om lower con: insets. naseive one and the supporting cast | dolph Cheste: ters and tn, it < : ; | a. CE ee eS often “pr in || Place your orders now and save a tidy sum—Fifty ‘The Man Who @ ap 2 BLUE MOUSE jeulte wi "hy ale are on sale tomorrow, each, $6.75. Played God’ COLUMBIA From an embittered cynic, hating | * y' How we do hate to hear every #| the world and his fellow men, to a 4 Matiners Be tm mt of these she le who | whole arted philanthropist, seeking 4 = face trials and tribulations, and| whom he may ald among life's un | e i o usually the perdition that bef ts the atret | " “iuction, “The , " * the ‘attrac: | Pre ; - n every state, se tion at the Blue M : Mahogany or rhs , Ir, COLISEUM : Y or of 36 Walnut finish e An unusually fino cast was assem good to b h - bled Man Who Saw To 7 v oa MORROW row,” Thomas Meighan’s latest Para. | Compound What woes would = TOMORROW mount picture, showing at the Coll-| | not take pride and NOW ying to full ca ty— = sour principals are Leatri | leasure in a beautiful ; . WALLACE d F ; i Tl LL Joy . June Eividge, |i! te ranteed 1] Tea Wagon in, hér dist ‘ Paramount's sensational masterpiece— shectere » Albert Roscoe, Iton, Laborat P t—— R E i D Aleo Francia, John Miltern and Laur. | 65 ggg Bide. ing room? J ance Wheat. gg A LB ll LAST TIMES TODAY RS at > ey. and pay the fn. —_ to Se in- - yINTE: : 4 postage on delivery rior ecorative — “ s..99|| In “The Sea Lion," showing at : Le Ro ==] | Rodolph Valentino | “The World's Champion” |...” scntuSaren’ sitar ns | its styins $o lthactnerits scheme of her home J | — 1" The Amashing Tale of a Never. |/¥orth, actorproducer, has given to tely refund and admirable for ‘ till “THE DELICIOUS Do Well Whe Put Hiv Snabbich |/%* screen another exceptional pio. [Zour Me tani | tastefully serving het ; billy eg Family on the Map ture. In this pleture are all the nol | guests. 25 Tea Wagons 4 = LITTLE DEVIL’ 3 thrills, the suspense, the breathless : | in this offering, special, . LAST TIMES TODAY momenta of danger which make Bos: 27.50. < im TomMonnOwW Richard Barthelmess worth's sea pictures ring true to life. | each, $27.50. 4 “EXPERIENCE” | Boeworth ts supported by a strong) | = Wesley Barry least, including Bessie Lov: — — 3 = _ A two shabbily-dressed bandits, after Two Bandits Rob asking for medicine, pulled a gun In = Hu “SCHOOL DAYS” Drug Clerk of $7 ‘—— “They compel a so — i as, & Entering the Vine pharmacy, 2600) ment satege despite @ vigilant police = . for ‘beat rag tag SET TNE rm = air f OT - : ey et at ‘ss i every Wednesday, || : 2 . 7 7 H - Priday, ] a § | - 11, 1:45, 4:15, 6:45, 9: Adults - Soe (America How often do you hear this body. 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A) @ Under Wineland —f, 1 never, learn dancing in private les | 48 Noticed that the M OIL standard remedy _ = = tone from Inferlor teachers, you must | kidneys afe not posvsdiis | since 1696. ne tt ave practice rr che —— — — J | erlonee in the leading Supes! at pear nd the Look fer the pame Gold Medal on the guaranteed to be All DOROTHY LINDGR lowest price Phone East | poisons from the Ailtin: ces dressinm Séer fee $1.80 88 Tepresented, =a |] Prmenomenal Child Artiat bor Sale by the Uwi Drug Co. j } 7 48—0145, ek Wachel Lindsay ‘Is! ‘speak ond read he own lyrical din M Hall | verses in Meany hall, university . 4 campus, Tuesday night. Mr. Lind-|| Temerrew— Hear im oany ste | say is on a tour of the country. The PEARL WHITE in mas U es ons University students, faculty mem-| program in Beattie was conducted ia age na vu bers and many literary enthusiasts| under the auspices of Sigma Upat- £355 bears ae . of the city heard Vachel Lindsay,| ion, university men’s literary fra 2 called America’s greatest poet, | ternity. I n L u ggage Ww a re Fs a”) : In ber crowning : Wouldn't it be more satisfactory to you to buy STARTING TODAY = GLapsome urrrix ARY Fe mete ib mre ier fra eb i achievement the manufacture of Trunks and Leather Goods, who have studied, practiced and pleased the people of Seattle for years, and have built an enviable reputation of square dealing? ." & \ PI ORD If you are going home for the Holl. A In thé sprightly picture of ost « days, take along the necessities that Vir . " 1 J} k vel eo ‘tabi qi carefree youth and feminine foibles “LAVENDER BATH’ IN HER OWN BIG BRAND NEW PRODUCTION help to make travel more comfortable ; can’t be described. 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