The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1923, Page 3

NOW PLATING Richard Barthelmess # tm iret National's Strew . STRAND The distinction of b ost ploture r made ts claimed for George Fitema Param¢ picturtzation of Johnat vel, “To Have at the Strand Heading @ superb cast are Hert Lytell, th cing the great romance rice Mary famous 1 od players. ic nettlement teally plotured tn In the little rebullt tirring action tales re many ft Indians, Also are f the customa of the quaint method by rs obtained their of Jamen A Liberty Guest Enjoys the Best [i Now! Harold Lloyd §. in His Second Feature Comedy “Dr. Jack” with the pleted many « whieh wives BLUE MOUSE A speedy offering opened Satur day at the Blue Mouse theater tn “The Fast Mail.” Linooln J, Carter wrote the story In making this offering for the screen Willtam Fox has imbedded into ite swift action all the thrills that are known. Charlies Jones, who plays the role hero, took @ lot of risky im making this offering ne eeea him leap from @ speeding Again in a comotive to an automobile, chane, an automobile wreek and yar! ous other thrills that are toc merous to mention. 2 Perey and a splendid cast support of Charles Appearing now until Tx the One Thousand Dollar * Popularity Contest are Ma. » Roberson Jack Rar fe Cook, in his latest Lazy Bones,” and con certs by the Blue Mouse orchestra and Henri C. Be ide the splendid attraction sion, © too nu French Torpedo Boats Are Cheap PARIS, Jan. 15.—Two French tor Pedo boats which cost $100,000 each Were sold for $2,000 at Cherbourg. TTT In honor of hit COLISEUM What ts ¢ most picturesque and vivid dramas of the sea ever # ned ta “Fury a First National picture starring Richard Rarthelmess, being shown at the Coliseum Mr. Barthelmese himself with an excellent cast, most important roles next to his own being portrayed by Dorothy Tyrone Power, Pat Hartigan, Macollum and Jessie Arnold. The popular star has the role of | A seared young second mate of a surrounded the has (Proclaimed by Mayor Brown) “THE NEW LEATHER PUSHERS” Starring REGINALD DENNY Big ‘Red ‘Apple straight from Wenat- chee for you—for each patron this week of— Richard Barthel- mess —in— “FURY” COLLEEN MOORE "LAN DIS cu LEN “FORSAKING ALL OTHERS” | | | | | ~Ghewing—Firet Time in Genii vex Tee cied by me Charley Murray in FAINT HEARTS” A Oly Madison at Second €.0. Gabrich on ogy: ley DIC ‘eason's Most 1 Comed Comedians; Pretty Girls; Also Lewin Stone Trail.” NOW PLAYING ( GOOD AS <r | THE BOOK aces ct “SNOWSHOE TRAIL” With JANE. NOVAK—ROY STEWART ‘ itd Admission (*!" “Who Cares?” Wow! Zing! Every- body's fox-trotting it, whistling, humming, this medley of melodious hys- packed full by Eddie 8’ Orchestra served hot on Columbia New Process Record A-3751 You'll find “Blue” om the other side, 75¢ at COLUMBIA DEALERS DLONIA CeCe NOW PLAYING “Over the Hill” MARY CARR COMEDY | Columbi ia) New Pr acess ni Records News TONIC AMATEUR CONTEST PAINLESS PRICES Barry | LAY SKYD Sys a®, A scene from “Dr. Jack,” wi lat the Liberty this week THE SEATTLE STAR “DR. JACK” AT LIBERTY | CLEVE YAY ae 2707 | OES WA A) Nar th Harold Lloyd as the ooner who lowes all of his timi y when he learns the great injustice that has * unfortunate mother. plang to avenge the wrong the arrangements ne had made to with a little London waitress jand lead to a most dramatic denoue- ment af sea—and an unexpectedly happy ending The production, much of which was filmed on the Atlantic ocean, jmade under the direction of Henry four-masted » been, His upaet was eee Harold Lioyd, in his newest Pathe comedy, “Dr. Jack,” appears in his | beat picture at the Liberty this week |The picture t# a roar from teginting |to end. It te full of excitement and |laughs and Is delighting audiences at |the popular showhoune. A splendid cast of players, said to be far above the aversge for «| comedy, are seen in support of Mr. Licoyd. Erio Mayne fs seen an the) rival physician, and John T. Prince 19 the girl's father, Normand Ham- mond in excellent as the family law yer. Anna Townsend, seen “Grandma's Boy,” appears vantage, and other rol handied by Floren¢e Mayon, ‘Winthrop, Oscar Morgan “Auntie” Mac! . COLUMBIA Reginald Denny, the star of “The New Leather Pushers,” is Judged by many to be at his best in Round 3, his latest round of H. O. Witwer CASTORIA | For Infants and Children |IN USE For OVER 30 YEARS}: eas «Same Signature IF RHEUMATIC | BEGIN ON SALTS |Says We Must Keep Feet Dry, | Avoid Exposure, Eat No Sweets Stay off the damp ground, avold| exposure, keep feet dry eat no weets of any kind for a whil drink lots of water and above « & spoonful of Jad Salta occa y to help keep down uric and Rheumatiam is caused by polson toxins, called acids, which are gen. erated in the bowels and absorbed into the blood, It ts the funotion | of tho kidneys to filter this acid} from the blood and cast it out in| the urine. The pores of the skin} are also a means of freeing the | blood of this impurity. In damp and) | @ramatic quality. | Bertram Bracken, jalletar cast, 4| Wallace Beery and Ethel Grey Terry, |PALACE HIP | |this picture tells a thrilling story in| la high-class way. inimitable fight romano hickasha and hus decides that the most usher ky rancher. important thing in the world ts to whip the champion, Ho tries it tn numerable times wit no suSceaA. Finally his pretty wits comes to “The Kid" and pleads with bim not to fig’ Denny jes to give him a real whipping and cure him of the fight mania. However the “ has bet his ranch on the n 4 his wife again tries The husband discovers bh his t's dre < an shioned, bare-fisted battle ensues, with everybody happy at the code finish as the ring fight and all bets | are called off because of the im promptu affair Colleen Moore and Cullen Landis offer something entirely different tn the other half of the current Colum dia do feature bill, “Forsaking | AM Othy eee WINTER GARDEN John Gilbert, the star recently created by William Fox and who won noteworthy praise In “Shame ‘and “Gleam O'Dawn,” Is now at the Win- ter Garden theater fn hin latest ve- hicle, “The Yellow Stain.” The story has a singularty stirring The scenario was made by Jules Furthman, and the direction of the picture was by Jack Ditton. . COLONTAL The film sens William = Fox “Over the Fill, jon of the day, the pecial production, 4 picturization of two of Will Carleton’s celebrated | poems In his “Farm Ballads,” ts now at the Colonial theater. Comedy, character-drawing, ro. mance, sentiment, drama, all have their part In the big theme, which ts written about the divine love of a mother whore devotion and self-sac- rifice know no Itmit eee OLYMPIC “The Northern Trail” ts now show. ing at the Olympic theater. This plc- }ture, which fs an Educational release from Selig-Rork, in little short of sensational. Bullit on a James Oliver Curwood story, “The Wilderness Mail,” directed by a famous director, and played by an including Lewis Stone, | PRINCESS Lashed by a blinding blizzard; cut and Jarnmed by the ice-clogged river; struggling in the surging rapids with | last ounce of and strength in their exhnuated bodies, a man and girl are swept to the very every courage “sun- ed to be one of the| shine doctor, in his new big Pathe comedy, which is showing | her husband any more, | room and | THE GROTE-RANKIN GO OTTO F. 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