The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923. : STAGE WORLD ep. PHILLIPS INC. 10% Courtesy, Music, Pictu TONIGH “KICK IN" with Betty Compson, Bert Lytell and May McAvoy TONIGHT enly— “Hearts Aflame” and the second round of “Fighting Blood” —Last Times— TONIGHT oniy * TODAY'S PROGRAMS “ADAM AND EVA" SCREEN cor Aw SATURDAY— The romance of an actress and yore than she is Caramba! What a Comedy! SATURDAY— Q. Nilsson starring and Mound 2 aa Kick 1 Bert with Betty Lytell and , who craves notoriety Walter spends his last dime one day—and the AND—Marles Davies tn “Adam next he is bossing a South American republic—~ and Kye. BLUE MOUSR—Ethel Clayton te “It 1 Were Queen,” COLUMBIA — The production mM receives looking for— Universal Jewel with Charles COLONIAL WINTER GARL s MOORW'S ORPHEUM—"The Land of Fantasio” and oth ta. PANTAGES —Joe starring and Gareth Bert Lytell and Hetty Comp with May McAvoy Hughes cast, will be seen at the Lib. leht The Paramount drama of a man of wealth ti goes broke before he finds out that he has a heart and soul— Peter B. Kyne’s famous story, “Hu- manizing Mr. Wins- by,” brought wonder- fully to the screen un- der the title of— and erty until Friday Easter Footwear Your selection from our Spring display will be sure to cand for every desired color and pattern is exhibited this latest showing. You will agree that they are wonderful values at Gray Beige This popular color $ .00 This favored shade of shown in suede, in tan suede featured atrap effects with with cut-out straps Oubden or French and French heels; or Reels: also in two very | with Cudan heels and patent Gtiractive sport oxfords | trimming, Also in Cuban or wi Black calf trim- | one-inch heel oxfords with pat wing, ct $5.00. | ent or drown leather trimming, at $5.00. Appearing in the featured woman's d “The World's Applause,” Black laniels, dainty Paramount star Your choice is practically unlimited in the great variety of to the Liberty styles shown in black, at $5.00, theater in one of the strongest roles of that of an ac tress whose head ts turned by her The pleture is Lewis role in Let will come Saturday f screen career, | | | LIBERTY | Kick In.” the “crook” In satin—Colonials, crove-strap and single strap patterns, at $5.00, passion f — f In sucde—Strap effects, plain er with patent or kid trim- ming, with French or Cudan heels, at $5.00. In patent—Colonials or strap slippers with Mack, gray, Beige or brown suede trimming, with French er Cuden heels, at $5.00, r publicity ed with thrilling situations Stone, a well kne | player, ts featured with her tn this production, | wn stage and screen BLUE bs fe Ethel showings at the MOUSE Were Jacqueline Logan, one of the prettiest stars of the sereen, will appear here, starting Saturday, in “Mr. Billings Spends His Dime,” |with Walter Hiers at the | Strand. Misa Logan has one Queen,” will have its Blue Mouse theater featuring last In kid—Many good looking, comfortatle models made of soft kid with Oudan hegls, finished with rubber top-piece, at $5.00, Clayton, | Priday night. | ‘The artiatry of Mabel Normand and }the genius of Mack Sennett and F. Richard Jones have combined tn the production of a photop beauty, “Suzanna, In calf—Several new styles with low.heels for strect and achool wear, at $5.00. Brown STARTING SATURDAY— Paramount's Made in many smart ef- fects for street and sports ‘ceor. Brown suede Brown kid trimming and French heels, at $5.00. White White for all occasions. In with | nia or nubuck, with two- straps and Cuban heels, at Brown kid with faten quar- ters and French heels, at $5.00. a Brown kid or calf orfords, or strap styles with Cuban heels, ct $5.00. $5.00. Oxfords or straps with me- dium weight soles, low | walking heels, at $5.00. urday. charm, this tale of “Suzanna.” | adventures and customs, tn fact, | history of the early Spanish-Callfor nian eee STRAND The final showings of the Cosmo politan production, “Adam Eva, tarring Marion Davies, will | place at the Strand theater this even It ts a story filled with old world | In it, is visualized the loves and hates, the | the | take of the best roles in the inim- itable comedy. with Fred Niblo, In this Playgoers | feature Miss Bennett ts seen as a "| mothertens girl whose only home has | been @ saloon, and Ite frequenters the only townspeople who ever speak ®; | to her, She cannot understand why her father ts the target of the criticism “Mr. Billings Making A Man of the righteous-minded villagera. Be. cause she loves him, aha belleves him to be right in all things, and she hates who think otherwise. Then comes the day when she learns decent folks hate her father’s business, jing. This picture has proved to be one of the most popular seen here tn a long time. Miss Davies ta at her | best as a girl who keeps her father | on edge by her utter d' d for the | value of money. The uplift of the J entire family is the result of a plan/| |to curb this extravagance, T. Roy | eee | Barnes plays opposite the star, PRINCESS Coming Saturday will be “Mr./ 5 hiteact . Billings Spends His Dima” featuring | prea pprarcrt ag aot aley Seg on Walter Hiers with Jacqueline Logan. | auerader,” starring Quy Bates Post, | == 0,9) & Post makes an unusually good pre | S= Co] = a oo | COLUMBIA r sentation of his role in this picture, Some of the most prominent stars) paving pinyed it on the stage for nix Brown and tan combina- tions in oxfords and strap | styles, with one-inch sport heels, at $5.00. ite charm and 5 which comes to the Blue Mouse Sat Spends His Dime” : with Walter Heirs Jacqueline Logan George Fawcett Robert McKim White elk eport sandals, cut-out patterns, two buck- | lea, at $5.00. with JACK HOLT and EVA NOVAK those why SADLY. MMC acs MC CMO cs TT | MTS Tres TT Tc Added— “Hold Tight” A Mermaid Comedy Lewis Stone Kathlyn Williams Adolphe Menjou James Neill of the dramatic and screen world In- | The wcreen version of the fn-| Nii years, in | Stylish Easter Cloth ylish Easter Clothes :: ‘Ser ioe reagan ee 2 a |“Driven,” the pares Seeing nl | follow the stage production than the : Vernal Jewel feature which 18 NOW| novel itself, but tt also has many 1 Te 1 —- a y t the Columbia. There are few) scenes that were impossible on the |mections of the country where the | saga fame of | reached, respondent, |terpret the leading roles Miss Carmen Frye, concert planist—each afternoon and: evening. ADDED LAUGHS— “Ham” Hamilton in hi» latest— “UNEASY FEET” STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Also— “OH, SISTER” A Cameo Comedy Burr McIntosh has not Ho ts noted an a war cor-| writer of fiction, dra. | COLONIAL matio actor, screen artist, and last | }But not least as a photographer There are few pernons past 30 who 4 will fail to recall the famous Burr {McIntosh magazine, a photographic Coliseum Concert Orchestra under M. JACQUES BEAUCAIRE _ Make your purchases with Lib- ‘eral Credit from the complete ‘selection of new, modish garments now being shown in all depart- ments at the Eastern. Apparel for every member of the family at OPULAR PRICES. A Splendid Choice of Charming Dresses | Plain. tone Cantons, Radium Taffetas ‘Qnd lustrous Satins are made up in new, Becoming designs for Spring wear. Avail- ‘able in sizes up to 55%4, and priced at $19.50 Lionel Belmore, Wilfred Lucas, Emmett King, Harry Carter, Bert} Woodruff and Pat Harmon are nix Aig good character men, any one of them RUSSELL on the enough for one motion picture. All ‘abs 7 |masterplece. Charles E. Mack, loan: | «ix are in the cast of “The Kentucky == WURLITZER jed for “Driven” by David Wark | Derby,” the UniversalJewel picture | = = peed — ——_ Sa — — Grit, ty moll remembered for bis se the colonial the Yeady. are AMON LESl= N= NEE MENEZ work In “Dream Btreet’ and “One| handled by Reginald Denny, Lillian} me eaten tise ecnomneneesniiiaienqenenntriineesaonacae - - Rich, Gertrude Astor and Walter Mo- | Strand theater, starting 8a Grail, Mico Mon MCA CAM CaM CAMS MMC cM CC Cc = Exciting Night.” | Then there ia Emily Fitzroy, fn- |mous character actress !n America, England and Australia, and playing the difficult and important role of Between dodging a lave-etauck cirt, [TAMA roles of the photoplay year. [are in the throes of a revolution,Jown. Billings faces death several King Baggot Girected the pictura,|encaping the assaults of a gang of| Opening in New York city, the| furnish backgrounds of unusual va-| times and almost loses the girl of his which is an adaptation of Charles T, | Plotting uprisers in a foreign coun-| story becomes a rapid whirl of excit- | Tety. | heart before he manages to restore Dazey’s stage melodrama, “The Su-| ‘TY &4 planning how he will win|tng situations, A+ generous portion is thru the efforts of Mr. Hlers, | omer in the country. Spartan mother tn this production, | bj rban j the hand of the girl he loves, Mr.|of ocean scenes and a climax that|as Billings, that the government 1s| Jacqueline Logan, who 1s-featured and Elinor Fair, one of the daintiest | Sate Hiers has one o tthe fastest con | takes place In Santo Dinero, a Latin-| saved from the revolutionary gang/as leading woman, heads a strong fEiand most talented of the younger | me loam American country where the natives (who seck to establish a rule of their | supporting cast. jactresses of the screen, George Ban-| PALACE HIP z at 2 croft 1s famous for his interpreta-| fay McAvoy has the support of a| j tions and is at his best in this plc-| most capable cast in her latest re. | jture. Surely a group of names to| lease, “A Homespun Vamp,” which! DIFFERENT FROM THE REST AS ITS conjure with, $33.50 $43.50 $63.50 Distinctive Suits ; Becoming Capes Wrappy Coats Smart Millinery All in up-to-date designs and materials and priced | attractively. 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Tho |story js that of a tyrannical, snob |bish young man who goes to Now York and thru a chain of circum. stances loses his money and every- thing that would ‘dentify him, He undergoes all the experiences of a down-and-outer, Tho picture comes to the Collsoum theater on Satur. day, eee WINTER GARDEN Enid Bennett Is at the Winter Gar. den theater in “Scandalous Tongues” Why Good Dancers. Are Popular They Take 1 or % Lessons Latest Steps at STEVENS Private Halls Day and Eve. 1511% 4th Ave, Nr, Pike Young, Lady Assistants in the current feature at the Palace Hip theater. Darrel Foss ts leading man, and other roles are handled by | Lincoln Stedman, Josephine Crowell, | Charles Ogle, Guy Oliver, Helen Dun- | bar and Kathleen Kirkham. WALTER HIERS HAS FINE ROLE IN COMEDY Romantic, adventurous—and a} haberdashery clerk at $20 a week! 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