The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY MARCH 12 HIT AT PALACE HIP | COMEDIAN ; of MAKE-BELIEVE THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ” OTTO F KEGEL, President POPS O OCHO SESE EEE S SEES SESE EE EEESESEES 7 = © Wesley Barry & oi ise s5 sconce = “HEROES OF THR making 0 = with Marie Prevost si Hint) Only 4 More Days! Douglas Fairbanks in the sensation of the elnema world— LIBERTY “ROBIN HOOD” Saturday—"KICK LN + How?) ADAM DANCE? SPRAY LONDON, M } Now play Charlie Chaplia in his goodb leture— Firat Nation: MOUSE THE PILGRIM” with Edea rviance Also— “TOLL OF THE SE Coming— ‘Adam and Eva" “THE POWER Or A LIE” AND REGINALD DENNY IN First Showing in Seattle The Queen of the Artists’ Studio Audrey Munson “Heedless Moths” Big, Fine, Clean and Packed With Round 1% “The New Leather Pushers” COLISEUM LAST TIMES TODAY “ONE WEEK OF LOVE” TONIGHT e NORTHWEST PRODUCTS Um la | STARTS TUESDAY Coming Saturday, March 17: “REMEMBRANCE” “DRIVEN” —by— Rupert Hughes SNUB POLLARD tn “A TOUGH WINTER” 20¢ OPPORTUNITY. Star Want Ads} gi B THE BON MARCHE &| s No goods are laid aside here! That requires bookkeeping—bookkeep- ers cost money, and by eliminating such costs we are able to give you bargains like these! OVERPLAID CAMELAIRE | |, rand new “Wrap Around” COATS skirts sme LO $4" These ‘popular coats are decid- All have belts. Handy edly modish and snappy in appear- | Style pocket. Plain tan ance, besides being serviceable | or reindeer —or outer- and very practical garments. Some | Plaid of tile blue, brick, with novelty cut leather belt. | blue or brown. Choice of several different plaids. Practical garments at a bargain price, ONLY S00! snrercat APRONS! an CATHERIN |] CALVERT Fun From cold Bromide Twelve Styles 98s: We Bought Them All—We Wanted More! New, colorfu' Allover Aprons. The four styles pictured Colds At the cold, get druggist remedy. 24 hours, FLOWER-TRIMMED 9 SPRING MILLINERY 249-89 They're new and bright, and mighty pretty, The flower trimming helps make them very desirable Star N ‘'S PROGRAMS SCREEN [ “Maid Marian” ] “Homesick” et be ee eae des Their durability and practicability is understood is capturing every |! Winter ( : Apis tise by every housewife, for not only they the most abel Butetoc’ real satisfactory, but they are easily cared for—an RGAIN BASEMENT |r Columbia Record played by Ted Lewis “To-morrow” on the other side is it’s twin, At COLUMBIA DEALERS News - Comedy take Hill’s Ca fit for work tomorrow. weaken resistance to disease! and undermine health. | 4) relief and break your cold in K Hill's cured your cold when you) were a child, The formula has) and ahs a cor ie all. pial Vile een and some never been changed. ‘ lt Crown and Bridge combinations with plain materials, Real bargains. At All Druggists--30 cents Min Lntent Work $5.00 | Bers Guaranteed CASCARA QUININE | | a OPPORTUNITY ee oe o = t rrr - — STAGE «| $9 50 DRESSES That ~~ Are Unusual “eet! Values and Sure to Please tense lore Bene en tee these dres Il of them new—and if we know values then y style rrow. sold Ton pon : In thi 5 dress¢ Aa Beaded Cantons, Drop Stitch Silk, Jasperette, Flat , . gest muha ae Crepes, red Crepe, nations of Paisley Silk and Canton Crepe, also a t = Ww oi Leather P : few Handkerchief dresses th fancy self materials, some are Ex i er fe embroidered and others w aded effects, daint , collar and cuffs of “ adymvt y uf leather, pipir and collars o asting color s of various fancies, in- eH pd es cluding moire ribbons, beadings, f girdles of cable cording, fancy and semi- y braids. white, navy, Lanvin, brown, gray, and Paisley effects. are also a few imported be: i dre s of Georgette Crepes in magenta, d peach; one of flat crepe in n fancy beading and STRAND C ‘olors—Copen, e Armstrong’s Linoleum is now being used in every room in the home. To use Armstrong’s linoleum on your floors is to ex- perience a pleasant surprise, for Armstrong’s lin- oleums impart beauty and harmony to every room in which they are used. Sag ont WINTER GARDEN Many new color combinations are being featured * in both the printed and inlaid linoleums. ox-trot spirit and é occasional waxing is all that is necessary to keep pice get the ak up @ them clean and sanitary. Every house furnisher interested in beautiful floors should see the new tile patterns of Arm- strong’s linoleum. New gray and ivory, marble and Dutch tile are among the most desirable effects. d His Band COLONIAL You will find Armstrong’s linoleum moderately priced. | “ROBIN \ HOOD” To | night of this week, 1 most b r has been received here usiasm, the Liberty END RUN HERE FRIDAY | wi n Hood,” the big nks photoplay, which ts now | yi, 6 which Heedle s second week's run audiences at nearly Oliver G. Wallace, est-organist during the pie= | | on its third week at the Liberty the-|ture’s showing will also leave the jater will end its run here Friday ‘theater Friday. } BE HAPPY, THO WED | BE (Bubble Ball the At De Honey's For your home: a grand piano y and Sunday Audrey = en's Sine Spepey A crowning glory of the home is or ye aa its grand piano. UNTIL FRIDAY Dance Taught $4 How the rest of the furniture Ne ee aay And. yuradhyy evening) at groups about it, yields place to it, “MY FRIEND THE DEVIL” A Big Gripping Play Taken From That Famous Book draws dignity from it, until the whole setting becomes one of charm and interest! Quinine and lower vitality, Whether your home is simple or splendid, small or great, there isa grand piano that will glorify it. We havea wonderful collection of grand pianos on our floors—the greatest in our history, Some(new) are as low as $595. Liberal terms, Sherman ay &Co. Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE “Doctor Rameau” first indic busy. Ask your| for Hill's famous] | L ino You will get quick up Lane The Man With ALSO lagrippe in 3 days. Whey ‘THE REPORTER” Plate Work $10 DR. E. C. PARR ss und Sunday Third and Pike Main 9256 TODAY phytitx« Blue Mouse Orchestra HENKRE ©, LE BEL Organist Want Ads