The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1922, Page 3

PAGE 3 \ DNESDAY, NOV 29, 1922, THE SEATTLE STAR ff bes wore osey CORSA “te impossipie ||| AT LIBERTY | GLORIA MRS. BELLEW” as the diveroee who lives up bd WANSON to the name given her by society With Conrad Nagel and Robert in Para oUnt s— Cain Stet | GETTING EV Saturday—The Forgotten Law” CG A. = The Im If you like romance, love, sword play, Ill howing wt th humor, chivalry and exciting deviltry J== vat the ngs of 4 —-= while the latter ta the Ame “ at generally, don’t fail to see the biggest Il Ue Age of A. Aine Swanson, wenrs picture of all times—-NOW— = picture ee . iT LUE MOUSE ‘ iil P Mary Pickford’s own revival of i —_ ‘Tene of the Mtorm Country show ; nin in which Lloyd Hughes and itil arta saagiier, nition thes | |Saving Piciniocl by =— ; = oo call gh 9 So 1] New Garbage Plans cquainted out Publ wring on propowed — | method of handling — will be held by tha nit publ afety committee on lay of next week, sccording Councilwoma Mr Henry Leonard Stround, former world's champion rider, gave hig |\andes. Two plans now under co broncho a chance for revenge on his mechanical rival in thia\"® S - KNIGHTHOOD pi wood film colo’ |more than $50,000 on the city’s am 99 Ill vee brilliant feat of horsemanshjp. In one magnificient leap the |r? ‘han, $50,000 on the cys aut COLUMBIA singe Spirited animal carried his rider over the high touring car.' 500,000 ir c t-—4 Reginald Denny has the lead id role in The Kentucky Derby,” t 5 | T| attrnetion at the Co mila. ‘Tei Electrical Course = Rodolph Valentino as he ap-| cue at sea are some of the tense mo to Be o ened at Y DAILY PERFORMANCES AT....... V1, 1:45, 4:15, 6:45, 9:15 FEE pears in “The Young Rajah,” men's to ve picture. Some, cite Sane wae ta) w — PRICES —— ursday. sere Kg electrical Himited ber of . — } reinearnation party, That in the time in the — baloeny and. loge seats Balcony S5e Upper balcony... .B5¢ PRINCE PRAISES unique event. that haw been staged |5 othe: election te NKFUL FOR= may be reserved at the Lower Floor .. T5e Lower floor ..T5¢ bex office for each first Children—Any time, 25¢ All prices Include tax) evening performance, at a ee AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA | MARION DAVIES | “The Youns Bases asigh Vel Paramount vehicle and Friday, The Prince of Wales, who saw the at the Liberty | entino, which ope itan picture, “When \rnursday, The idea tnvolved ia that Was tn Flower,” show: | o¢ reincarnation and all the guests big Comn Katehthoc ing at the Strand, when It opened tn attend, dressed or made-up in the = cove he prince Under 8. K. WINELAND SeB London recentty, declares Marion |Puine ‘of the particular personages i Mi ‘oming—W illi 's “C| ‘* Seach Davies, star of the production, i the | whose bodies they believe their souls Of electricity, direct current ma Coming—William de Mille's “Clarence most beautiful girl he has ever seen |” nhabited, according to the|Chinery, prin of alternating currents and nating machinery, and allied sub on the screen. He now wants to see ry, in & previous all the filme in which #he hae ap: | esistence upon earth peared, He first saw her in the role of Princess Mary Tudor at a private | showing of the picture at York house, his London residence. Later armature win jects. The transmigration of the soul involved to some ex ¢ character ts seen Sergeant Pielow — er feminine char | Sb he was present at the opening night cat and other| . See at the Scala theater oe Sues for Divorce SECOND NEAR CA TTT monkeys and the like. |_ Police Sergt, Haward W. Pielow, SEN W . Wi | EO who came © & good deal of no; = =— hite Cross ill WINTER GARDEN toriety in connection with the mur- H Dr 2 oy 7 et der of Patrolman Charles 0. Legate, a | a = The Men oc Zanzibar, arring ; = = = ETT] Start uge ve William Fussell, opens Thursday at/| ia suing his wife, Eva May Pielow, = With a view to obtaining support ~ Pose bm . M seuiiins — for the France and Porter anti-nar.|U" Winter Garden. It is from th charg rtion i pom story by Richard Harding Davia, |~ cotic billa, the White Cross society ts packed with dramatic touches tnter- | were ' about to launch an educational cam - end vermanes \Boy of 14 Beats paign which may make iteelf felt in. | ™ingled with mystery and roman EXTRA BIG : em d by Evangelist Bunch ; ; i + Frame ageorageer feenes of the East African coast . ernationally. Plans for the cam. - ; “ at, sermon at > bogey geet The Blue-Ribbon Picture Old Man to Deat' paign were discussed Tuesday at a/** feature, | | ue “atiqua tabernacle, Fourth a MONTROSE, Pa., Nov. 29.—Coolly | meeting of the society's publicity at, Tuesday evening unconcerned, Elmer Washburn, 14! committee COLONIAL ae D At De Honer’s New 9 3 years old, a rugged country tad, ts -_ is D W. Griffith's tag aie Bs *. e im Jail awaiting trial for the brutal : Kast.” with Lilian Gish are ‘tke at 19th Ave, Se ao ee ee Candidate | Barthetmens, Lowell Strerm: Burr beating to death of Silas Payne, i} 9 McIntosh and other prominent play aged civil war veteran and reciuse,| Can’t Say Who Won ee iii eeenial theater who lived in a shack near Jonkina| Altho the election took place near | where it seams destined to exceed township. RobBery was the motive|!¥ & month ago, James Daly, pioneer | 1n@ record of any former productions | Alaxkan, doesn't know yet whether |-There are many factors which enter Wednesday Evening Patra Dig Dance 8145 to 1 @'Clock PICKFORD for the crime, according to state| he lost or won in his recent candt-|into the success of this latest of the ‘aeaen wale } ipa who arrested the boy at) dacy for the territorial legislature. |Gritith superpictures, but none IN HER OWN BIG, BRAND NEW MARGUERITE | is home. And he won't for a week more, a8 It; more potent than the wholesome love | cr ods in “FACE TO FACE” : The troopers found $2,462 hidden | will take that long for the returns to| «tory of Anna Moore and David! PRODUCTION OF- under @ mattress in the boy's room. reach Nome from his isolated pre-|partiett. While the foe scenes near | A blood-stained rifle stock was also! cinet, Daly tx spending the winter |¢he end add materially to the thrills | discovered. The troopers axwert the tn Seattle __of the picture, the New Engiand love hermit was beaten to death by the| — [tae is unquestionably tte chief boy with the weapon. At first the! = ecial music program ts | boy stoutly denied his guilt, but | 99 [charm feature | lteter confesed. | a “The - |Linemen to Seek Increase in Pay) Kentucky : OI preg fe 4 DL! ON aL | ' light department have announced ” CeCe Aare that a petition for a wage scale Derby TODAY ; Increase will be brought before the D. W. GRIFFITH'S | council finance committee Friday Starri H ows " | rn afternoon. ‘The proposed scale in, Reginald Dai ‘AY DOWN FAST” | For Colds, Grip, Influenza. foreman, 98.5¢ @ Gay; tnenen,. $8 if | ws tee | Your fo.e-baurs used Dr. « day, and helpers and polemon, $6 7: Seer Musical Lillian Gish |Humphreys’ Remedies. Bet-,* “” ei : ap 1 ter follow in their footsteps | “JUST DOGS” Richard Barthelmess and take “Seventy-seven” to) Famous Players Are ft break up your Cold. Sued for $6,000,000 An exceptional all-dog comedy ; : ce bitte : Doctoring Book mailed free.| ~ew YORK, Nov. 29.—Charging COMING SATURDAY conspiracy to obtain control of the {8_, _Evening . Hig dance Saturday evening as osval. Grand Charity Ball Sunday “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” NOW PLAYIN seoe"atee 1 AL ML, 1, 3,5, 78 9PM marseir'ses! 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