The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 3

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1928, raction In © D hen you Norma k adge Eugene For nearly fi! She Liked tq Spiritualist MB | AMOUS HORSE WILL STAR IN NEW FILM The a conjunction 1 that big pugian Fat un-down, just from having one child. I took a lot and took Lydia E Pinkham’s Vege- ble Compound d [feel wonder- thing that " ry are sincere eee Coming Saturday: “THE SCARLET CAR” " common maid to -, with Moore in “The COLISEUM Broken Chains,” the ure which M een Moore principal roles, Ot featured play a Ernest renee, Claire} | Windsor, James M #, Beryl Mer William Orlamond, Gerald Pring, Edward and Leo COLUMBIA The Colum week prosent = th LIBERTY week. comedy, Dr. Jack” is a laugh full of thrills, at his best made. sunshine, Lioyd gets plenty candy and jin the picture. | oe | WINTER GARDEN “The New Teacher” cinema attraction at | Garden theater. | known Fox star, plays in th role in the picture, The written by Dorothy Yost an @ ittle the CHEW A FE Instantly! EB Heartburn, Indig cid 1 original CG fablet, the/merit of whic nized by fil civilized natio sure you g@ OPPORTUNITY Star Want Ads “Siren Chainer inire Wind mae. | a Willian shirley Mason. a jovek in “The = the two Ax @ young doctor who curos with exciteme j laughs. jdred Davis {s Lioyd’s leading lady gir stomach needs this hari . Get relief for a few cents. Mall New Willis, | "Hoot" | t f West o hard Dr. Jack,” the latest and greate Harold Lioyd production, in still run = ning at the Liberty, ending its third making excitement and love, and presents Harold Lioyd | It promises to be the best picture the famed comedian has M fw now the Winter Shirley Mason, well- | different from the ordinary | mance ion, Gas, omach jonderal A tablets | | lite} 5s showing at} ayed by an| olm MoGreg- | st | Sa | Logan, Geo | tion in the bas 1 | “Love Is an Awful Thing,” fHe SEATT! { STARS HERE _ Shirley Mason, who is ap- 1 in the title role in New Teacher,” nou showing at the Winter Garden| theater. | BLUE MOUSE gE “NE J) !8 A GORGEOUS PICTURE empe tory tions. mak ‘Quee 0 are a few of the thrift ing of Ron jing scenes, Prominent tn the cast are: Jt « Cretiallat, Alexander Salvini, ¢ Trento, Paulet Duval | and Edy Darcles. see STRAND Ebb Tide,” ts a now romance of the Bouth Sea film version of Robert Louis Stevenson's much 4 same name, It presents ory and ¢ The playing e. James Kirkwood year in the tw the jand Raymond Hattc PALACE HIP Tom Mix, with his remarkable horse, Tony, and Miss er ore the featured players in ‘or Big Staken,” of the cattle ran: | now showing at the Palace™#fip | appears in a fast role which affords him, plenty of chances to exhibit his skiif in riding and shooting, and the pigture in full of thrills, f eee LONIAL Posts say “In the apring a youns a fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love,” which is true, but the trouble seema to be that cach spring It's a aifferent young lady, ‘This. co: of the new pictu which stars Owen Moore, now at the Co- lonial. The story holds plenty of comedy and thrills, Marjorie Daw and Kathryn Perry support Owen Moore. PRINCESS “The Snow Shoe Trail,” story by Edison Marshall, Ing for the second time at the Prin cons, Jane Novak ia the star of the film and Roy Stewart plays op. posite. 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