The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 3

Beene NOW PLAYING-.--- UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY! of a o can't The story killer wi lady- control WALLACE REID in Paramount's comedy “30 Days” Hu with = 7 «WANDA HAWLEY 7 == NOTE—Thirty Days” is offered to the theatre. == attle as the final opportur goers of § to tribute to the memory of one of the best belov stars on the screen. Also— “Second Childhood” A Christie Comedy Miss Carmen Frye, noted planist, in concert each afternoon and evening Se | COLISEUM CONCERT under M JACQUES BEAUCAIRE Playing Overture “Le Carnival de Venise” ORCHESTRA (Thomas) Se” A nan-hiller chasing the lady-killer! Coming— “JAVA HEAD” Se ee ee ST SST ESTES ES TES ESiis 2D. sy e MOnE— Th se f N “Tal Applause” . with LEWIS STONE and Until Friday Night Only! William de Mille’s lavinh Paramount South riean comedy— Billings & o) & i} ony meant” MDB sac nacive Mearns” ne. (=) (=) =) (=) 2) 2) Spends His Dime” with Hier’, - Good One | ay to Tell Your Wife |* case } LINCOLN March 2 the judge's bench and and pet barrister defended and won a} juries, and a -Dur- | $ be *"| Soviet Government Has Woman Envoy | CHRISTIANIA, March 2 Mme. Koliontal, ambassadress of government {n Norway, many friends by her unassuming veter Me Kyne's 10¢ She is the RED OF THE DUST” Coie tnd ways. irst woman chosen | 106 ¥ “KIND — Today — Don't Gamble With Your Movie Money— This Is Guaranteed to Be Sheer Entertainment Mack Sennett’s Supreme Effort a “SUZANNA” With the Winsome Star Of “Mickey” and “Molly oO» MABEL NORMAND Blue Mouse Orchestra Also Under Al St. John Leon Greenman In Intent Jnugh hit “Out of Place” Le tel at the Organ THE i STAGE WORLD i of MAKE-BELIEVE : SCREEN : Miss Ada L, Smith col lean of LIBE been head of Radcliffe and lean of the He ! sult: WILL ROGERS STARS IN “HEADLESS HORSEMAN” NOW PLAYING A Frothy Drama of Life and Love Featuring MAHLON HAMILTON CLYDE FILLMORE “A Spooky Romance” | COMEDY ° Columbia Starting Saturday HERBERT RAWLINSON IN TODAY’S PROGRAMS Home GRACE DARMOND Lie SCKEMN Wallace Kied in IsUM 1 Normand fen cast in “The nTY UMBIA Treatment for Piles bleeding, itch. “The Prisoner” Get Admission D 10¢ Loge Seate Ve] py) Op) 20¢ LS WEDNESDAY ROBERT DOLORES McKIM in CASSINELLI “The in Gray “The Dawn” | Challenge’ : COMEDY COLANIAL} LAST ‘TIMES TODAY “Missing Husbands” AMAT Prats tron be towaons B masbee THURSDAY NEWS URS—TONIGHT Starts Thursday Buster Keaton in “COPS” also, Constance Maney tn “THE SLEEP WALKER" Weekday Nautiner LOC Huitdnys 20€ Stabbed by Neuritis! rattacka by this | ‘nerve which « matter pains or you can get at t en end in neuritis oy d th Tt haw a { upon the ally helping t althy condition, ‘of the wlcin. fi Price $1 heminta, 400 | ANCINCOmAdyerlino~ ment, SURE MOVIES STOMACH UPSET? at the Real Cause—Take r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets lets are a nd mixed ime for bed t you like. EVERYTHING CLEAN WITH TRE PERFECT DRY CLEANER Fine | athers SAFE ~. EFFECTIVE | JOYNER | Candied laxative for infants, children or adalis 25¢ & 50¢ Recommended and sold by Bartell Drug Co, Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES, AT COLUMBIA | SRT YS eS Grace Darmond, a he i ing ii ll. The lar cast lid night at the COLISEUM r t nt I | WINTER GARDEN Sunday eve, Only 600 per couple cing Taught, $4.00 Beginners’ classes start Tues- day and Thursday evening at 7 Monday — evenin 40; all popular da stepa taught. | in beginners’ $4, $5, to all calling thie Plenty of practice. No embarrassment, The social fea. ture is very desirable. My latent book on da free. Join the Jeading — sc Private lessons all hours, and gentlemen instructors, Phone Bast 0259. ad- in the Morning” When you listen te Prince's Dance Orchen- tra playing this dream waltz, Columbia Record A-3724 you'll say It's the moat perfect rendering youhave ever heard, On the other side is "La Golondrlia.” At Columbia Dealers, 78¢ n extreme extravagance the | 1 grandeur of the old [cate pirates lag Mons ie ohiabat AE LY | “Three o’Cloch | | THE GROTE-RANKIN GO OTTO F. KEGEL, President | Clpren Shunrsday At The Grote-Rankin Co. For This Week We Have The BANDANA Special ope eg ae \ | aaa —— Bl This clever Apron Frock is ma Handkerchiefs combined with u They may be secured in two color handy pockets and ample roomine two especially attractive feature of the Aprons are Separate Bandanas to match t Apron secured to wear as m« caps, adding J - ¢ - 6 uw touch to the costume. Handkerchi¢ 16 4 each r ae a V English Prints Are Used in These is Attractive Aprons At $1.95 Especially attractive pat- terns were chosen to make these Aprons of English Prints. White collar and cuffs with embroidery were used on the model sketched at the left, while a more elabo- rate design was carried out on the other model. Sashes, pockets and fullness are things you will like about the Aprons, We can fit in sizes up to. 44, as well as the smaller models, —Second Floor The New Corsets for Spring f : Are Here 4 cE 1 a 1 Couches $5.95 Convenient, comfortable Sleeping Equip- ment for the sleeping porch, for the home, or — for the summer camp—Sanitary Couches built of steel, with drop sides, reinforced springs and easy rolling casters. 18-pound Cotton Pads, | covered with Cretonne In the new models the materials are finely woven coutils, firm yet light in weight for warm weather. Some are topless, some have a low top. There is also an elastic and coutil Girdle Corset with a pair of garters attached to the back. You'll find a wide selec- ~ tion of models of American Lady and Nemo and other makes in our Corset Sec- tion. Our corsetieres will gladly advise you about the model of Corset which is best adapted to you. —Second Floor Featured for Tomorrow’s Selling Ticking, equally good value, each world, and the picture is presented | ° a Pag = — by an admirable cast. |Junior Club After | Hold Funeral for Q see sons ° * nes | Drinking Fountain} Police Serge: The Wallingford Junior Corhmer. | eeants nervices ae eae | rf NE ‘ jy | Hadeen, of the Seattle police depart cial club held its second meeting in| ment, who died Sunday, wil be held the photoplay on the Palaca Hip bill the community house at 44th st. and! at the Rafferty undertaking estabs this week | Meridian ave. Monday, Lloyd Spen-| lishment Thursday at 2:30 p,m. Of The picture ts replete with thrills, | cer, of The Star, was the featured| ficers of the local police force will | breath-taking and exciting. It is attend the ceremony and six ser made a real mystery and the ants will act as pallbearers. The fudience is left in doubt as to the| tends to circulate a petition thruout | service will be under the auspices! outcome until the very end of the|the Wallingford district shortly for| Ballard lodge, F. & A. M. ALACE HIP “Oathbound,” a story of the river fronts and one of the strongest of Dustin Farnum’s starring vehicles, is | Speaker of tho evening. The club in-| tur | the erection of a drinking fountain | — cebing Luna 5 pictur ______| the erection of @ drinking fountain | “Grong opening buna Rie rn —_—— er jat 45th and Meridian. . Several com-|ming Pool, Saturday, March $1 | mittees were appointed S nt. Adv DAILY-2:50-EVE. 7#9- EVENINGS|40¢ HATS. [25¢ | li Samad Of Tho clean, refreshing drink that makes food tasty and enjoyable is Perfectly Pasteurized Kristoferson'’s Milk. I's full of substan. tial food value and the healthiest drink for young and old alike, &:: 4 COMEDY FEATURE THE CHASED BRIDE® PANTAGESCOPE wit GLENN GorFat the ORGAN