The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1923, Page 3

SATURDAY ARATE TS TESS, THE SEATTLE STAR COMERY and Drama With Many Popular Screen Stars Featured Are Shown in New Photoplay Attractions at Local Playhouses for the Coming ; Week. “The White Flower,” With Betty Compson, Is at the Coliseum; “The Go-Getter,’”’ at the Liberty; “The Nth Commandment,” at the Strand: “A Front Page Story,” Columbia; “The Town That Forgot God,” Blue Mouse; “Pawn Ticket, 210,” Winter Garden; ‘Garrison’s Finish,” Colonial; and “Hurricane’s Gal,” Princess. TODAY'S PROGRAMS SCREEN COLISKUM—Betty White Flower "Pighting Woo LIBERTY —T. Roy Barnes and Scena Owen The otter STRAND rat's “The Nth Comana peom in The Round 4 of Finish PRINCESS —Derethy rleane’s Gal WINTER GARDEN — "The Pauper Millionaire. with Memry 1B, Walthall, PANTAGES—Nan Halperin and va- photeplay feature, “The Inner Man, OLYMPIC — Vaudeville, r tures, comedy drama a Columbia. 2—Dorothy Phillips, Princess. 3—Jane Thomas, Blue Mouse s—T. Roy Barnes, Liberty. 5—Shirley Mason, Winter Garden. 6—Betty Compson, Coliseum. 7—Colleen Moore, kford, Colonial, ‘BLUE MOUSE | 1—Edith Rober Strand. Jack Pie MOVIE GRILLS GHOSTS AND SPIRITS COLUMBIA WILL SHOW | NEW PICTURE WILL BIG GAME HUNT FILM STAR PRISCILLA DEAN Big) In “Hunting place of “Fire and Ashes, ory intended for Prise ne famous Jewel star jig role in “The will go into pro- as it can be put | Acquittal" a on Broad. xy Rita Wek i a | COLU _-—— At the nb a ey MBIA ; 2 activtties fer many hum | -* An entrancin | Hawaiian istands | 3 Flower,” a Compson tion at ture starring | ovie Quizzes * aaa 4|| PRIN CESS Ralf Am * who is 1 my > t co-operation with Aa ican, " rst National Pictures, island. are the plans wh Irene Rich i Miss Compson forms for wt this young fellow’s love. In f she almost does away with his} ” fiance by the aid of mysterious |® rites, so great is her love for him. | '*?! feminine role | in “Penrod and ‘That part is 9m to be taken b ladys Brockwell, who” "| played the part of Nancy in “Olver Twist.” Only a conflicting contract ate wr and qi cata nena, and indic the pha Be al She realizes, however, what she ts ae humorous. | could prevent Irene Rich from taking: about to do, and at the crucial mo- |!" , lighting power of the moviea | Crashes betwe e flivver and| tnat part. mt her real womanhood asserts |) Dope and easy credulity are linked wart ho; than the antics| i I me: t 00d rt | "| et Lovette—How pitiful—yes, yn | kind ever filmed. In t itself. .| aa twin ogres in the picture, threat lof Lioyd or Chaplin,” says the New| : ‘An added feature for this week |porting I and Miss Owen @F¢ | ceived her, and installed aa mistrong| (ning the romance of a boy and girl] York Sun. [have almost broken ‘my. nent aa @ fx the showing of Round 4 of the | William Tom Lewis and| oe her San Francisco mansion. who bring “honest facen and un-| pam Ean FOI | your sadness. But hark ye, F « “ Louis Wolheim, of whom are | sophistication” to the big city fro ten well! You shall soon have your Fighting Blood” series. This epl- een esereninenneenenmeca—ll | SOD a ig city from) N se th Push 9 | - sode is tithed “Two Stones With {Well known playera. \7 | |a-xmall town. | ew “Leather Pusners | opportunit Glorla__ Swanson pnt p—— — «|| PALACE HIP = [i *itcnett tawis an lord of the un-| Series in.Production |0ite “t2"cea trom Herbert : foo | STRAND {\x— as a a | derworld needs the “honest face CPi€S IN: FPOGUCTION | born. Gioria never wears a wig, i |" Wyndham Standing {" the star| James Morrison to carry on his The first episode of the Third Series | you can just go on loving her. —_—_— 1 #—— a! | COLONIAL |) aiito te im cacottent photopiay, featured at the 7 the Nn now in the new One ‘of the most thrilling and all-| poltian pro “The Inner Man, eround best pictures that .'ack Pick-| wr ford bas ever starred in is the at-| and traction at the Colonial theater new | recto: in “Garrison's Finish.” The picture| view at the Strand theater for the |belng som tells a thrilling gace-track story and) w starting today. The theme is | until fs also abundant in heart interest.| appealing and the situations highly |Most of the action taker place in Madge Bellamy has the leading/ thrilling. Colleen Moore and Jamex|the Kentucky hills, where the pic feminine role in the new picture, | Morrison interpret the leading roles. | ture was actually made of Leather Pushers has been com-| Muriel T.—You needn't be so pleted at Universal City. Altho| about it, and “I told you so” wo made under supervision of do you any good.” ‘Those were oily i H Pollard, it was directed by E -|my honest thoughts, If you'll re-| Carmel Myers makes an appealing heroine, and James|ton. 1 the old familiar players | member, I didn’t say beliefs. I'm ag om “the! Morrison's “honest face” gets him into trouble. are uded—Reginald Den glad about it, as you are, that Paulini : ‘on is ty play in Frank Borzage’s t to mina isythone I've enjoyed in so-call rt-|Joe Murphy and Fr “Children of Dust.” With her willy 4 hand while | ualistic circles I hav ed Dolores. In this new episode Ger-|be Lloyd Hughes. And’ our little = he price per} What am I bid well-worn |trude Olmstead plays her first! friend Frankle Lee will also be quite is considerably cheaper than | left-hind-leg rabbit fo conspicu co Hip theater, |traftic, The love Ca YRoors release, | hears James must be shatte adapted from 4 | Keep and direct: | ing It ts a story mandment,” a Cosmo- wetion for Paramount, nnio Hurst, author, | novel by C rected by Frank Borage, di-|d by Ham Humoresque,” will be on |of a man boy an enslaved to ke, as siren and co with Lewis, is selecte n hero | ment, and faked mesna: of a mollycoddie | heyond fearns to use hin fists. | ing the sign, arred in the produc ure is in iteelf aj you attending & seanoe, | shud NOW! See this thrilling airplane race in which the = “Go-Getter” Paramount’s drama of a i ues pretty, wistful, hard- WITH ONE altitudes working girl who loves a pda Meta C, Witwer's famous good time — the flashing lounge lizard too anxious to show it to her—and the plain lad who cares for her— on high! D. of W. crew men start for fornia for big rowing latest Cappy Ricks story of a young “Fight man who is “up and at ’em” ing whether it’s love , © ene », ; or business rt d by soldiers at Fort z Blood’ t " o N#@ Commander You see her on Broadway —this pretty jazz-struck girl, good, but only hu- man. Filmed in Hawaii! series that ran in Collier's Weekly. You look so darned bewitching in your one-piece bathing suit-— And dancing the hu- la-hula— We're sure everybody in town will crave an eyeful! COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA will play the following concert Sunday at 12130 o'clock: Overture—“Ruy Blas” Paramount’s il | h E ell p OLIVER WALLACE “Pilgrim's ig i ALSO— “BROKE” A Cameo Comedy Ivan Edwardes singing, “Somewhere a Voice Is Calling” o'elocks Voelker M. Jacques Beaucaire Director —with— T. ROY BARN SEENA OWEN TOM LEWIS WILLIAM NORRIS — with — Moonlight on Kalauea! EDMUND LOWE Warm Honolulu Nights! =ARLINE PRETTY The Beach at Waikiki! RTHUR HOYT. ~ 4 SYLVIA ASHTON EDWARD MARTINDEL STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Accompanying a duet, “Old Folks at Home,” and “Humoresque” (violin obligato) featuring S$. K. Wineland and Ivan Edwardes