The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 3

All puld be 8, Las ble on. repre eee MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1923 gl me a Bi | & “EBB TIDE” aw wR With a ‘oleen Moore, with Mab & gs rand Claire Wind: | ist | Coming—Charies Ray } The $10,000 Drams 9 CHAINS starring Helew PALACE HIE Dig Stal OLYME Midaight sin ta’ “Yee | Keenan in “The | « ay With Claire Windsor x A eae ee fe LIBERTY rf Dr, Jack," the latest Harold Lloyd le audiences ty theater, The picture ' ed here so heartily that now running on its third Last Last Nights! The King of Laughter Harold Lloyd al “DR. JACK” Coming —"The Hottent COLUMBIA The Colfmbta theater fs presenting | Home Jour Two-Feature Bill sald to be ama will pro GLADYS WALTON IN “A DANGEROUS GAME” Wherein We Learn Noah ory Raymond Hatton are tu. 4 in the cast EDWARD GIBSON IN “KINDLED COURAGE” in NEWS ORCHESTRA i COLUMBIA its locale in the South a talands. of the jown novel by Robert Louls | « won, BLUE MOUSE Wrong With attraction this ¥ me theater, ln one It is @ sto! y. It deals | the contented housewife who is/’ | taught discontent by the whispering | ‘ |woman across the hall, and then big musical features of the attrac. A travesty on ancestors, tion, which will remain at the Blue | COLONIAL with thrills as well as fun Mouse until Friday night only, 3 eee COLISEUM “Broken Chaina,” the cinema fea- | te ture at the Coliseum this week, fs the a Ba THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT —No guesswork about it—The Basement System of cut- ting selling expense brings real bargains! Women’s | Prunella Camelaire I Sizes overplaids, In black navy striped wool xeellent quality! | petightfult —all fully lined fees A ED ia ny Plaid and le Skirte—gray Come try It on! —new fare fines— flowing sleeves binations. FOR WOMEN- —at an inventory price! custom made, and all are going at th all-patent leather with big emoly low price and su SEATTLE " SAND) Seen GREATEST LAUGH-MAKER | TIEEESOQUCHOEGELERLOEEE Now in Progress For the few weeks prior to the opening of our new departments, a quarter of a million dollars’ worth of merchandise will be offered at unusual savings To permit planning for the future of The Grote - Rankin Co., un- hampered by the need of considering our existing stocks, we are offer- ing reductions so drastic as to insure complete disposal of many lines of merchandise. nmr aaa greatest laugh-nakers on the which is running on its Harold Lloyd, one screen, now playing in “Dr, Jack,” third week at the Liberty theater. Opportunities for saving are in evidence throughout the store. Furniture Reduced 10% to 50% Rugs and Carpets Reduced a cast which Includes m: gripping story of cowantice, love ana y ansistod by an| Ricketts and Dov In aire Wind | OLYMPIC 1 * the photoplay now! Girl's Desire, “Ebb Tide” is a love drama, with | showing at the Winter Garden. adventures of #octal climb. ation of wit, humor and dra. matic Cretonnes, Curtain Materials, Lamps, Curtains Cedar Chests, Window Shades Offer Many Opportunities for Saving | PRIN CL A eT Ne LL a manner with | 0 E COUE WILL APPEAR ON SCREEN Announcement was mado in Se attle today by J. A, Gage, Pacific Northwest manager for Educational of the engagement of M Emile Coue, noted French philoso seeks jazz-crazed society. which arouses much human Inter A splendid cast is seen tn the main |and is admirably presented by M characters of the offering. A special | Eddy concert by Leon Greenman and his|Which {ncludes Harrison Ford and Blue Mouse orchestra ty one of the | Claire Dubray. Bedding, Linens, Blankets, Wash Materials and Auto Robes Are Offered at Important Reductions. productions, “A Tallor Made Man,” in at The Colontal thea | in every way I ar winner of the $10,000 newspaper | Artists Secenario contest, and was written by! be entirely Are Greatly Reduced OTT0 F. KEGEL, President YOUNG STA in the principa! feminine role. “BONNIE BRIAR BUSH” | AT ORPHEUM THEATER ‘The Bonnie Brier Bush” {s the of. ering at the Orpheum theater fort this Week by the Cosmopolitan Play: play is said to be the tru. st version of real Scotch lite ever conceived in a play e to life drama, V new director, plays NS OLYMPIC OFFERS MUSICAL COMEDY | Sunday the Olympic company of-| fered “Three Weaks," 1 Jedy with a plot that contained many New Arlington Hot FREE GARAGE FREE TELEPHONE First and Spring. some creditable work with two small but important parts Overplaid Skirts terday and proved themselves ex-|,, jamnsing situations. cellent singers and dancers maid bent on reform work, and her efforts to make two rather worldly light brought con was shown ag the principal scree SLEIGH BELL tinual gales of laughter « Hyland were kept busy | Val Howland appeared as a dashing) young chap, with an eye for a pretty | girl, while Hilda P | ‘ther important roles are played by | Blanche Douglas, James Aden, Mias | Charles Smith and | | Vaughn Morgan. A Laugh a Minute Musleal 7 Show and the Beauty Chorus Frank Keenan in +3} ‘Good’ incubator, hatched Different! | Prunella and Likabie! | Boucle § = .95 wan ave—Cleburne, Tex, Morning | Adminsion, 100, 18e, 256 CHARL. 3 RAY the Bells in Amer. eS ry a lee = rE F . Gladys Walton, one of film- The Picture that will make you stand up in your seat and yell— IS COMING SOGN & A Story of Styles and Smiles picture, “A Dangerous Wednesday, Priday, Sat- PAINLESS PRICES on the double bill at the \lumbia this week. Anderson's peppy orchestra, ire refined amusement Swiss Patterned SLIP-ON SWEATERS Woven in that dashing St. Moritz style which out-door and college girls prefer. Exceptional value, In navy and red, brown and tan, and blue com jolly crowd, pay us a visit. DANCING TAUGHT || LADIES, $3.00; GENTL i home some of week I will woll n full and will teach you 1 First Run seattle “Who Cares?” Wow! Zing! Every- body's fox-trotting it, fancy sepa, practice, Many women proclaim that never before but always urriage in the tlme fF 300 Pairs PUMPS Brand New! served hot on Columbia New Process Record You'll find “Blue” om the other side, 7S at COLUMBIA DEALERS Harrison Ford Helen Jerome Eddy i some with fancy tongues and elastic bund. 0 ARCH ee ECAR