The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 4

MARY a in @ motion pioture IN HER BRAND NEW PRODUCTION : i ~ lags oye Se ce OF HER “PICTURE WONDERFUL” : likes to ride and is particularly fond of the Western type of rola, He has fine Mexican saddle and bought a bridle and p to be all ready when auch an unity comes. ae ai COLUMBIA #ylvia Breamer brings opposite ‘rank Mayo in “Wolf Law” at the +f “olumbia theater the same fine sin “DAS cority she displayed tn “The Man Who Married His Own Wife," tho this Universal production gives her t role from the an entirely diffe older one, Nick de Rula, a “heavy in the pleture, played with Mayo in “Honor Bound” two years ago, and in other of his Universal successes Ask Your Friends BLUE MOUSE and They Gloria Hope was preparing to start wi Tell & career as a achool teacher when You it's she visited tn Hollywood several years ago and chanced to me a mo tion picture company working on ¢ prominent boulevard o result a Classic Just out of curiosity” she called or @ profucer. He engaged her, quick ly developing her tnto a truly clever photoplayer She is supporting Mary Pickford in ‘Tess of the Storm Country,” the attraction at ne ue Mouse theate: la week | 5 iy B Mow A - a ag th w Scene pa [WINTER GARDEN Garden Twer losane for the production of “A Vin |gin’s Sacrifice,” which Is Naying at the Winter Garden theater this week |'Thene dog» were ex sive and their combined suary for ptionally expen. week was greater than that of any | COLONT AL tures tn ¢ “The Three Musketeers” ts Pau, France. He came to Amerios | be nm in 5 the age of 4. Mr. Menjou at fied | #t a E MOUSE: Youve wArTe [JOHN HAMRICK | ir HERE THEY ARE! ra THEATRE HE [|The New School Is Given American Flags . While the student body of the " ene s gg hr cgeio ‘Crown HIN school at Ballard stand the officers for 1923 were se-| “sidly at attention, # stand of four at the Pythian tempie American flags will be presented to them by the Women’s Relief Corps of Lieut Cushing Post, G@ A R, Thureday afternoon at 1 o’clook. After the presentation the corps of f-| will meet at the Ballard city hall | COLISEUM “White | STRAND |where it | picture OLYMPIO tarring REGINALD DENNY Romeo of the Roped Arena —ALSO— FRANK MAYO IN “WOLF LAW” | comedios, PRINCESS “Cairo” and guard; | They will also discuss the hoapttaliza- MeDonali, outer guard; | tion work agreed upon last Saturday ree years, |at the annual inepection of the order who was presented with a gift by the Coming Saturday—Rodolph Valentino in “Al Night” LAST TIMES TODAY Douglas Fairbanks IN Musketeers”’ TOMORROW REX BEACH’S ROMANCE “FAIR LADY” Founded on his famous novel, “The Net” PAINLESS PRICES Comedy Thomas Metghan tn “(NE BACHELOR DADDY!” CONSTANCE BINNEY 1 HAT’S Econom y| .% ald ® —the real thing! _ Prices lower than! anywhere else in the city—and re- charging by the new method, too. y of these four concerns can give you this new system service—and| eight hour service be-| sides, if you want it. SALMON $2.00 Shipped anywhere In the U. 8. A. 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Pike St. day evening classes for $6.00, or in the other classes for $5.00, Consider ing the quality term in worth A Cast of ayers Selected r- thy tor Thin Tour Clagnes are conducted by Mr. De Honey and Company himaelf and a number of assistants. Md mes renga All popular dances, ni a fancy taught, Priv warn from 4 ' $1.50, $2.00 + 756, B10 » B10, BLT Pius Tax OU WANTS s| 1 A ROME AGIA: FRC OK bs - ae re arreesineetacn cera csi “The Beggar ytwo wolf dogs were en-| by a cast of notable players, at Cornell university, and there start j ed his dramatic in the French the war, and to France w enll army during with honors the member of the company, save the | wed ™ i |atar | After the war he again came to oe. America, . and since thea he The part of King Louts XIII in| 4s been tn such #u sinyed by | Paith Healer,” Adolph Menjou, who was bern in |“Through the The Three Muskateers” an a | hae Colonial a@aption of one of the moat of Baturday opens at the ( otiseurn Wednesday in & protrayal that ts sald to clearly point out the fallacy of extravagan Bryant Washburn are included In the cast. “When Knighthood Waa in lowe the historto romance Will clone at the Strand Friday night records, and hal one of jrums of any picture ever shown in Seattian Marion Davies and Forrest | Btanley have the leading roles jn the Harold Lioyd, tn one of his latest “Among Those Present,” |i» showing at the Olympic, in con function with Ted He i |Comedy Players, who « jnew and enjoyahe - musical revues. Arthur Freed, composer and tyr cist of “Hindustan,” “When Buddha Smiles. among other popular songs and tn ‘Tt atrumental hits of the day, contrib uted hie services as musician during by State Counselor Kate Whittington, fre umbia lthe filming of the Thomas M pleture, “The Bachelor Daddy, ing at the Prinoees. EXCHANGE PRESIDENT VISITS LOS ANGELES | F. V. Hammons, president of Edu cational Film Exchanges, Ino. |36 firm exchanges | States and Canada Snrtnting short | | subject motion Angeles on bis annual ‘viet to the much of the Educa tional pictures product ts made Educational releases ail the Chris itle comedies, | Mermaid comedies and Cameo come. | dies, which are made on the Coast, and many other short scenic, “Th e ee ledy and educational subjects IN studio where otra COMING Time CORINNE. “A VIRGIN’S SACRIFICE” ADDS ‘Tale of IAN AND Any Time 100 Lowe Sents 206 a Scre J WINTER GARDEN Maid,” Madge Bellamy, as she ap- pears ¢ which opens Saturday at the The picture is said to be one of the big produc- | tions of the year. ‘SILLS TELLS OF MODERN SURGERY Milton Stills, hero of the Thomas H. Inoe- First Deep,” Coliseum, before 400 members of American Lo gion port No the post's new | headquarters tn the Uni | building, discuswed in a and entertaining tw nited | mirac lee of modern surgery ae they |have been developed as a by-product je in Los| Of the great war, with | mal Deep” would have ceon, in, stage. coming to the Winter} Mary Astor has the leading role and is supported | PARLE TSE SANS rt AT COLISEUM | 1 pg eae wy ani ations and novel ideas. appeared in person recently ee PrN WAPI PALES DAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. ansGNZ™ wa The Store of the Christmas Spirit z Hac SEC OND | When Father Cleans His Pipe litle Pipe Cleaner will fulfill the purpo admirably. 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Here you will find a section just brimming with insplr- Unique trifies that are distinctly Second Floor PTR and as they are Jexemplified in the plot of the photo drama in which be is the «tar. a crook who perhape | “gone #traight” the fact that he looked like a crook and & desperate one, at that. returning from the world war, undertakes the surgical feat ot Doyle's countenance, and succeeds so well that when the pa | ent sees himeelf in the giass he is impelied with a desire to live up to hia looks, and so "Bud" “turns honest.” “SCARLET LILY” IN THE MAKING Katherine MacDonald's next story hag been selected and will be put in to production at once. “The Scarlet Lily, the leading Caldweil, and will have tn masculine role Orville formerly of the legitimate Stuart Holmes has been en gaged to play the “heavy” port of Miss MacDonald, and Victor Schortzinger will direct let Lily” will be distributed by Asso: ciated First National PALACE wil 28 hens had been laying only and 8 eggs a day, before I began giving t 9 to 10 dozen a week, through ber and January, My hens ar and have red combs Pipl y aa shee ck? 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So he * he said, | Was directed to furnish the same to 8 that contracts com- pleted between 1914 and 1921 In gov-| The Hull bill is doomed for this ernment yards showed an aggregate /session. It is too revolutionary 7,000 over government es- | possibly for early enactment, but the ¥ 00,000 over | discussion will continue and Hull he postoffice timates and a saving of the lowest private Gift Suggestions THESE PRICES WILL APPEAL TO DISCRIMINATING SHOPPERS Steel Engraved Fern Pattern Cut Glass Water Sets out in three patterns, $2.98 set Mayonnaise in three designs $1.50 ids three times , for the bobbed hatred mies, will be greet bright colors $1.00 —MaeDougall-Southwick, Street Floor A Bobby Comb a A & - For the Fastidious Man these Cuffs Links and Studs to match are a moat acceptable gift. In black Mother of Pearl, in a box. $2.50 —MacDougall-Southwiek, Street Floor BISE DIG PEAPI OE ne i nt 8 G overnment Y ard )* iv tin vvus crmraion: Gen. Pierce replied ft was because to Take All of Cont ract|\siccue rnc 5 WASHINGTON, cational purposes." Pressed for fur- |tary Weeks believed it necessary to government |thus maintain the supply of skilled workmen in time of peace so as to jhave plenty of the same in time of | wart these “educational contracts” had | congress. may have planted something whit you always give the | will bear fruit in the near r future, Make this a Christ- mas of delightful surprises. Select your gifts from our comprehensive array of Dinnerware, Cut Glass, Potteries, Pic- tures, ete. Oyster Cocktails, set 6 $5.00 Sherbet Plates, set of 6 $5.00 special pHoneM523 SEATTLE WASH.