The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 4

ATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MARCH of MAKE-BELIEVE : Merry-Go-Round Offer Is Refused t f COMEDIENNE Amuseme the ¢ lay at W One Day More seands PORBVER! ‘The m WALLACE REID aramount’s comedy 30 DAYS” with WANDA HAWLEY Set—JAVA MEAD" Then Gone § < » Seattle kiidies w Beloved park te the ered by Wheel These Popular {{}ii| Values in Home! Furnishings Comfortable, well priced furnitu home, can be had at th our LIBERAL CREDIT you to open an account at once, . . nou in rege from R. G. Vir merry-go-round from the park of $500 a y uid abandon TODAY'S PROG SCREEN COLIREUM—Wallece Ried tn “Thirty POPULAR 7. plans for another LIBERTY P ry-goround inside th Wheeler sald the money o 2 was the least important SE—Mabel Normand few pusanna.” PARIS, All-star cnet te Mareh 29. A novelty on ree dolla carried by young m and containing wireless recelying sets which get the! noorts “rhe vay ‘rhons y Plays Make Happy Da Wetll FRIDAY NIGHT Onty Param: ploture of stage life— “THE WORLD'S APPLAUSE A wit ut we LEWIS STONT: and BEBE DANIELS Sat—"Racing Hearts” wor radio ¢ NOW PLAYING A Frothy Drama of Life and Love men") Evening PANTAGES — Vaudeville featurtog Marriage va, Di A Featured Value Leather Rocker, as trated hote Pustin Vaudeville and bound,” with agp gi, necks to encap That it is story of “Th Reid's new which Is the feat This te a I worte for a taan Jan assassin’s ko! |i indicated in t | Days,” mount plet at the ( Miss Minerva Ureka Photo by Graay Wallace wan of M! ai is pu n and his} nelety of ea.” When eo eyen watching him © her s her p “HAM” HAMILTON ‘ this pr Y Thousand “Ey ( ad alw w business and finally with ons ans ae ada One of the Five Chapins, ded teh each eye, he be| whose musical and dancing Pseghts- Tp ae omens § ape a a ; vay pe jail B® | novelty act, now at the Pan- eee han jpopular offerings on the | bill, @ ned 1 , ae aE Wally soos rerm stlletto to my E Sat— TRG 0 MY HEART” ofopoyoro} If your laughter I guess he|thoroly exer he sald, ‘You ay endid metal bed with sta, 2inch fillers a or Vornis Martin secretary and right n ate office. Mked that for i aan open at Vancouver Thr » Buy your Hot Cross Buns at | “That was where I | Boldt’s.—Advertisement. Jother cha for It was — _ I had no more what I could do for a vaudevil! BLUE MOUSE jthe man tf back ‘The scenes depicted, the characters Italian monolog however, inter. | portrayed and the actions reflected spersed it with songs, and stuck {t/"Sufanna,” Mack Sennett’s lat out over the cireuit.” | Mabel Normand production, now at Mise Ureka still wu the Blue M eater, Jeharacter in her act, & Hfe of the early days of fornia |thru song Instead of m: mue. & The scenes represent nc will be remembered by former W o settings with stock company fans as a member of ble than the im that organization tn 1915 ELINIR OF YOUTH IS. | was reproduced 4 | Grand Opening Luna Park Swim- Wing Pool, Saturday, March tist.— and arm chalr— “5 $197.50 larly priced The HOOVER Ht BEATS... et Swerpe = a8 Ht Cleans style, of rocker, ¢ well to see the dix oll t succession of jo situations, Wanda Hawley i worman and heads an ex-| cellent sur | River pirates are pilfering from his Hoe decides to take a hand tn of the crooke himsel pe oD ships onday and the arrest idea ¢ wrote an PRINCESS “Kin ated F THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY red of “TRIPLE FEATURES SHOW BUSTER KEATON IN “COPS” “MAN VS. BEAST" CONSTANCE BINNEY IN “THE SLEEP WALKER” WIZ 10c Baus! 20c # the Italian ine are true to GRACE DARMOND MAHLON HAMILTON CLYDE FILLMORE yw ng more| Cooper and Ralph Graves play the n to 5 fine electric sweep- makes housework n be had for Just ar A Week. Iam and Mary Jacobean fins ‘et and four chairs witt for pechelste tm ett ge p Deeraiamael $97.5 It's Easy to Pay — — the National Way _ s A WEEK will buy $50 Uthat the set 1d appear as Mar Starting Saturday HERBERT RAWLINSON IN “The Prisoner” to be one of the most New Scientific Discovery Brings Mankind’s Dearest Dream to Verge of Realization ake pcreen tiona th: LIBERTY } A cast ne time, ts the plc excellence | ture star onstance Bt STAR SHOE STORE BUYS—— ENORMOUS SHOE STOCK From Assignee The crowds of people who have attended this Great sale got their money’s worth. Greater bargains are offered for Friday and Saturday. a} This is an opportunity to buy your Easter Foot- a vear at A GREAT SAVING. COME EARLY. 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The quick ef. foct is due to what scien “chemokinesis,” or | of the or; son which vital foros depends. The use of this marvelous sub. stance heretofore has been confined largely to the practice of famous phy ficlans. Now, however, one of our great laboratories has made ft avail able to the publicina safe, inexpen: sive tablet form, known as korex com. pound, for secret home treatment To offset the keptica, the laboratories ble-strength treatment of the compound with the understanding that {t Is not to be paid for If {t fafls. Thin treatment, in & plain sealed wrapper, can be ob tained by writing In confidence to the Melton Laboratories, 1348 chusetts butiding, Kansas Cit You may tnclose $2 or simply send or per ener loat s call a creased activity leven for a ansembied by his am ¢ jon, “The World ing Bebe Dante! which ts at the Libe ia @ delightful pt therne, produced highest de Mille | Mr, de Mille considers the cast as |sembied for the picture one of Applause,” featur- and Lewis Stone, y theater, This ture with a timely according the landards, to motion picture director. The supporting roles are filled by such well-known players an Adolphe Menjou, Winter Hall, Brandon Hurst Bernice Frank, Maym Kell ree Kuwa and James Neill, eee », Ge COLUMBIA A new Universal production, “The Midnight Guest,” with an all-star is being featured at the Colum- bia theater now. The story is an en | Urely Interesting one and the cast ned In Ite screen ation makes espectally Mahlon | Hamilton and Clyde Fillmore have |the leading male roles and Grace Darmond ts leading woman, | “A Spooky Romance,” a new Cen- tury comedy, {s an added feature, | ver ee STRAND | Sentenced to die before a firing | equad during a revolution agdinst the president of a certain South Amer lean republic, fe the fate of Walter Mille for! atest Paramount pleture produc | opening today at this theater. Jack Mulhall is leading man and Florence Roberts and Cleo Ridgely have im- por *. The pleture ts filled with thrills and appeal. - FRECKLES | March Worst Month for This Trouble } —How to Removo Easily - body there ere’s a reanon why nearly every. freckles In March, but happily nalso A remedy for these ugl blemishes, and no one need | freakied ata Simply get an ounce of Othine—| double atrength, from your drug! and apply a little of Morning, and in 5 nee that even the worst freck les have begun to disappear, whilo the light have vanished | Urety Ne is the time to rid self of fre ea, for if not rerr now, they may stay all summ apo |ton. Y. your ved Hiers in his first Paramount star: | ring picture, “Mr, Billings Spends His Dime," which {s at the Strand theater, Of course, as the hero, fate decrees that Mr. Billings be rescued. | How ia this brought about—or does | he escape? This is only ons of the many | your name and pay $2 and postage | Comic situations fn the picture. on delivery, as you prefer. 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In both places the society flocks for the winter and In| |the mountain scone of “The Chal-| |lenge” they aro seen enjoying the sports for which tho mountains are famous, | Rod LaRocque, Warner Richmond, DeSacia Mooros, Frank Norcross and Jano Jennings makogup the support ing cast, PALACE HIP | Dustin Farnum fn a thrilling sea tale, “Oathbound,” is now the attrac tion at the Palace Hip theater In “Oathbound” tho star enacts the role of ® millionaire ship owner. Tomorrow Alright Night's Tonic cod lemedy (NR Tablets) ah a th stem—the and Bowels, MR Toplet—ite Aetion 18 60 it you will be de nufully NR JUNIORS—Littio ts Ong: third the regula lade of same {i Mammoth Orchestra Finest) 00. ntl BIG BARGA DANCE Bunday eve, Only €00 per couple, Dancing Taught, $4.00 Beginners’ classes start Tues- day and Thursday evening at 7 tharp. Advanced, Monday #:30 to 11:30; all popular dances and new steps taught in § lessons; bewinne: 4, ad- vanced » to all calling this week. Plenty of _ practice. No embarrassment, The social fea. ture Is very desirable, My latest book on dancing free. Join the leading sche Private lessons all hours. la and gentlemen instructors, Phone Bant 0259. evening, In $3.00 DOWN worth of Furniture A WEEK will buy $75 $3.00 pown Worth of Furniture 52.00 A WEEK wil buy $100 $3.00 DOWN worth of Furniture $3.00 A WEEE wil bay $200 $10.9 powy worth of Furniture 8 A WEEK will buy $250 $1250 pown Worth of Furniture We Charge No Interest- low back Chair {s a com- able, substantial plece of furniture-—in natu- $2 15 . ral Cinish at just. We Will Extend Credit to You It isn't necessary to buy with cash, Simply open a eredit account v A ed Davenport of Quartered Oak, in fumed r waxed finish, and covered in Fabricold leather. Priced at $59.50 Visit Our Exchange Department for very remarkable values In good used furniture, National hirniture G. Al8-424 PIKE STREET, CORNER F/FTH This fine bedroom set, consisting of bow-end bed, dresser with plate mirror and chifforette, is finished $89. 50 . in American walnut and moderately priced at mn |Owes One Dollar, as He Is Dancing) W YORK, March 29.—After| dancing several numbers at a party |Henry Washtill, who was totally blind, dropped dead from heart dis- joume an 8 remult of the exertion. | pe UL ie RA SES | CHICAGO, March 29.—Lying in a] lbaby carriage, carried 35 yards by} the automobile that struck It year- old Peter Clinch was unhurt | Pink Teas Not "George, you know our wedding | anniversary will be next Wednesday, |1 was going to have some peoplo in| to surprise you, but for certain rea-| sons 1 decided to take you Into my} “| confidence.” The Question of Gray Hair RVIERY woman munt meet it. you, Thia superior halr tint surely restores to gray, faded or streaked hatrits exactoriginalshade, Quick in action and permanent In effect, Batintactory results to thousands of women And absolute harmlenn- hens to hair, woalp and akin ha made Brownatono the largent sell ing hair tint in the U. 8, and Canada, Wanlly applied. Not at- footed by shampooing or any other hair treatment, Convince yourself, Send 100 for trial bottle, On wale everywhero600 and $1.60, ‘Tho Kenton Pharmacal Co, 616 Coppim Bidg., Cov! BROWNATONE ‘inte Oray Hale Any Bhi “Oh, fox the love of Mike, let's not} have a gang of company. You know I'm not much on the social stunt I'm not good at passing pink tea and saying gentle little nothings.” “Why, George! How can you talk that w 1 would never think of having anyono here but good friends That's no formal social affair to have the Evansox, the Barneys and the Fosters in for a nico turkey dinner. Wo'll play cards later and have a very pleasant evening, Besides, I've already invited them and it is very | annoying to have you act like this,” “Oh, all right, T guess it won't be} no bad, as they are all good friends, an you say. I thought we'd go out to dinner and go to the theater after,’ “Not this time, dear, And the rea: | son I am telling you my p stond of making it a surprise party in that you must have a new sult for the oo. cagion."” "Geo ford" "I've thought It all out, Cherry's have some very fine looking suits in for men and IT want you to go right down to 1015 2nd ave., between Madi non and Spring, in the Rialto bldg, Just over the Pig'n Whistle and look atthem, You oan buy oa credit, you know, with six months to pay.'—Ad. whiz, Mabol! 1 can't af. For This Husband |\- vertivoment, ED, PINAUD'S Commits Suicide ST. PAUL, Minn, March 29.— Despondent because unable to meet @ bill for $1, which he had promised to pay, George Withers, aged 64, committed suicide. One-Time Hero h ‘Fined for Cruelty LONDON, March 29.—John Cun- ningham, who won the Victoria Cross for heroism in the war, was heavily fined for cruelty to a horse, FMAGHANT it ee ED. PINAUD'S EXQUISITE LILAC ODO! ———— TWO NIGHTS ONLY! \ The Great Russian Film Story RUSSIA THRU THE SHADOWS The most remarkable motion picture ever shown in Seattle Masonic Temple Pine Street and Harvard Avenue SAT., MARCH 81ST, A SUN., APRIL 1ST 8 o’Clock—Doors Open at 7 P. M. Six yours of Russian history In tho most colossal historidal’ ¢ Not only has the National Bo {t commends it TORICAL board piloting the outstanding incidents na of all times rd of Review 5 ; for its “GREAT WDUCATIO:! VALUE AND ITS HIGH MORAL FI : oard further says: "IT Tg A WONDERFUL EXAMPLE OF THUD VIVIDNESS WITH WHICH THE MOTION PICTURD CAN BRING HOME TO US THM VITAL HPISODES OF WORLD PROGRESS, EVERYONE SHOULD SUH I'l," ADMISSION—Adults 50c, Children 25¢. Proceeds for Benefit Russian Orphan Relief. ed this picture PRCT," and the