The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 3

1928, | FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928 THE SEATTLI TAR Re ab PAGE 3 IC WORLD =") THE GROTE-RANKIN aye A ee “GRUMPY” = TONIGHT of MAKE-BELIEV OTTO F. KEGEL. President 4 Last times “GRUMPY” = Good-bye’ to Prrrrrrrrerirrirte “GRUMPY” = “Trailing African Coeserce tapes Masher’ © == Wild Animals” s eaten e Our First son's “Trailing African Wild Aub mals.” COLUMBIA—“Tenting Big Game to Africn,” by I. A. Snow SATURDAY — LJ m= La od The novelty melodrama of the year NOTHING LIKE 17 IN THE HISTORY OF MOTTON PICTURES! SATURDAY— The story of whaling around Cape Horn of tropical love; of a ship with two captains and a white woman aboard! “After Midnight.” GARDEN—Dustin Parewn The Yosemite Trail,” STAGE MOOKE--Vandeville program fea iy Silk Hosiery Sale Most Remarkable Values 1,440 Pairs The Whirt PALACE MIP—¥ featuring the winiature Smiles and Styles r10—Vaudeville, motion ple comedy-drama and girl revue = oe F ol = comedy-drama | : *“ GIMME” | Ls] = La} et A] La | | COLISEUM Rupert Hughes’ “Gimme,” star ring Helen Chadwick and Gaston Glass, in to be showing only The whole city is “raving” about The- odore Roberts as NTT eS TT oe Friday night at the Coliseum : , ale- dimme” will be followed by Grumy ; the cele other big picture, which ts expected! brated criminal law- to prove as food an attraction. he yer, in— | plcture, “The Inle of Lost Ships? in| : yer, heralded ana fine, human, American:| Pretty Billie D: Joeman F ll F h d | | etty Bi love, former made ato: mI nin, wholesome P - * William “ope in| fMllart a io Aaa ™*\ Follies girl and now one of u asnione ideale and fraught with a ‘ }adventure, Its heroine is the most popular sereen and Milton Sills, Walter| stars, will appear in one of WINTER GARI the Strand on Saturday. Dustin Farnum, well-iown favor - - = ——— DE MILLE’S Paramount Super-special SCM UMMC TMM CHMMnLCH CSM CHC co SILK NOW HERE Ite of the stage and screen, Is now| COLONIAL jat the Winter Garden theater in a! “Nice People,” a picture sald to be = Fox pi fon, “The Yosemite! unusual in its plot and especially in Trafl.” famous Yoserat ley | teresting, is ha ite last showings | ts tho setting of the story, which is/at the Colonial today. ‘The feature said to be a charming tale of thrilling | on ¢h he New program for Saturday will romance, |e the big fire drama, “The Third | | Alarm,” starring Ralph Lewis. ‘Thi STRAND |foature has a real kick to tt and 4 The final showings of “Trailing | dedicated to fire n Besides | African Wild Antmals.” Mr, and Mra.| Ralph Lewis there are other star sez | Martin Johnaon's authentic picture} including Johnny Walker and Ella jot African animals in thetr native) Halt haunts, will take place at the Strand | | theater Friday night, and a new at- traction will open Saturday loLYMPIc FEATURE A film version of one of the most thrilling nea atorien of recent years in| HOLDS OVER WEEK the Metro produc “All The} Bannister, the mind reader, whore Brothers Were Valiant,” which will | performance is the main attraction at be the Strand's new feature. In this}the Olymple, is to be held over for Picture ts seen a notable cast, which | another week because of the immense [includes Billie Dove, Malcolm Mo-| popularity of bis offering. The |Gregor, Lon Chaney, Robert McKim |onympie Comedy company, present and William Mong. , MILTON SILLS ANNA Q. NILSSON WALTER LONG a fe P a | FRANK CAMPEAU Brothers Were Valiant” with LON CHANEY BILLIE DOVE COTTE $1.59 The secret of trim and graceful ankles is not a matter of what you pay for your stockings, but of what kinds of stockings you get; and these are the kinds of stockings most women buy most of ris time—and pay much more than $1.59 for em. All are first quality stockings—every pair A First National drama laid in the Sargasso Sea, the graveyard of the At- s lantle ocean, where ships, old and modern, le caught B® in the seaweed! —with— THEODORE SOS Soe ETE oe aoe ROBERTS MALCOLM eee Rossnnutl” ie kncther feathre of the perfect—sizes 81% to 10, Every size in each OME PUNCHES AND MAY McAVoY McGREGOR IRM EY |present bill, and the beauty chorus [2 : aU /” the th of Cc. os § An Intensely amusing situation forma the plot of “Grumpy,” the fea ture offering at the Liberty theater color, Lisle garter top, lisle heel, toe and sole. In all the wanted colors for spring— ina htful and attractive number, “A Night tn Old Rio,” also proves popular, Witwer’s exciting and ro CONRAD NAGEL After the _ terrible CHARLES OGLE fight she writes un- ee te now. - Piping Rock Gra: Mandala, Gra: CARON 'FERGUEON derneath the names: The central situation of “Grumpy” Sliver kod k own Bak 2 CHARLES K. FRENCH KIT? the. Biothers is the mysterious disappearance of a s Dar si pea a ole . diamond valued gt $500,000, which ts Light. Fawn Cordovan White ie the for be Were Valiant! stolen trom Erfst Heron (Conrad Telephone and mail orders will be filled promptly. When ordering by mail be sure to specify sizes and colors wanted. | Nagel) and recovered by “Grumpy,” &@ lovable, tho frascible, old character pla¥ed by ‘Theodore Roberta ‘The pictures combined— Abo “TAKE YOUR —First Floor MYSTERY CHOICE” suspense starts with the opening THRILLS A Christie Comedy | scene, when the crooks are plotting COMEDY the theft of the jewel. It buflds up WUTC TTT TTT TTT TCS TTT bigger and bigger to the climax and does not finally end until the last neene, when the crook ts brought to ROMANCE This in— UNIVERSITY WEEK! Continuing the Sale of Cottons TTT TTS TTT ST) Excellent Qualities Excellent Qualities at $2.19 ‘ at 95c 80x90inch Cropheted Bed- Special at 25c Yard Attractive colors in stripes, checks and plaids, for chil also well marked. The film wan made 3 ey ! be ahi to patr t|by H. A. Snow, adventurer and | NEW TORK, April 27—Kerosene LIBERTY FILM SHOWS | {riitt i ttor tu the local news | S10rer, on a tworyenr, trip into At.| “ll MY AT AS A kad * == justice, the sole clue to his ide nity ‘ ‘ ft W. Pletures | Se > Boxe be tne Fi Sean : j 1“COLD CHILLS” j a Quartet | sedi pi ane) et ag la Amoskeag Ginghams “Tuckich Towle. Pillow Cases Are | =) . s 3 * A Mermaid Comedy =) cas Special at 15c Yard Special Values at 25c i id es. tt Strand & COLUMBIA | Pinids, checks and plain at 15c i 4 rs ‘h StH. A. Snow's Interesting wild ant shades, in the popular Amos 18x34.Inch Turkish Towels ey ee ge al oe are ALLACE = Ti =| mal picture, “Hunting Bix Game in keag Ginghams—in. new col- {n an exceptionally good qual- exoellent values .a! pte . = i the = re ee a =| africa.” ts offering unusual and de ora fr erinmser GEL Pinat ity for this low price, clal price, First Floor | bc 93 URLITZER = Win A d =} tgnttat entertainment to Columbia quality ginghams—2T Inches —First Floor | ‘i — inelan fee Patrons now, This pletura, which was wide, —First Floor , M. Jacques Beaucaire fe) | {anes on the plana and tn the fines Renee Crocheted Bedspreads Bed Sheets } 3 4 2 ie@il INNO ATIC RTATHNTTAINEMITTTHN eisette, nd ste educational: vedue in CPOE anges ; 4 | i reads in an excellent T2x90-Inch Bed Sheets, made t into the shortening used in a lo- | | | rica, and it shows y of the mos vm a" dren's dresses, apron frocks ponds yt fal bakery and 5,000 plea had to be| LOCAL NEWS TOPICS) to open saturday morning. Spring | 10m And It shows many: ica aoe DON’T MISS cee dtdomsa: tucttan Broa ane woight. Very special at this of high rrade seamed sheet. destroyed as a result. Seattle's cherry blossoms in all| football practice at the University of | which had never before been neen by | THIS SENSATION Very special at this low price low price. at 5. ex Eee ae | their gorgeous beauty have been ple-| wawhington Is another Item of inter-| white people in their native haunts, | —First Floor —First Floor | 1 ost. Mrs, G. N. Eaton is shown try- see ing a new pigeon whistle on her PALACE HIP “Btormewept,” a thrill j |birds. The visit of the committee of] arama featuring Wallen cw Noes | American Yoomen to Boattle ts a lo-|Teery, f# tho Palace Hip theater's | |cal topic. Saturday night the news| pholoplay feature unt! Friday night, | will contain views of the launching on Lake Washington of model yachts. | OF THE AGE Olympic Theatre non St.. bet. Int Special for Saturday Toiletries Dorin Rouge, regularly 500, é 4 special 29¢. Cutex Manicuring Set, regu- larly 500, special 41¢. Non-Spi, regularly 600, special : at 42¢. ion o Pond's Cold Cream, regularly An Unusual Selecti 80c, special 23¢. Lyon's Tooth Powder, regu- larly 19, speciad 14¢, Ear Drops Double Colonial Compact, reg larly 00, ech ‘Od. . . a ake Very Specially Priced The “Pullover” LAST TIME TODAT— ‘Atter Midnight in Clayton in “Can a Woman Love Chinatown” aN Twice?’ The story tells of w girl- TONIGHT wife who is widowed when her hero gio fay res RS husband ts supposedly killed in i ng Satu : France. In trying to make a lyin) ‘THE THIRD ALA) 9 lien ores EXERACTION. | |toutarieie oo es Every Day Every Eve. with many experiences, which are Matinee 10C Attar 20c : , FREE DAILY rumatically depleted in the picture. | Supporting Ethel Clayton are several | | popular stare, heading them Malcolm McGregor. | | | Most of our present patronage is sketched, and knitted in Jno. Anderson's Mam- one 6 PRINCESS Sweater At 1 00 pee yates Alt || ele MERE BR A. beautiful and dramatic Oriental Two Years of A CLEVER MODEL 4 | tS Wed. ‘ave/|| | The One Who Knows |}|_ our partiai Plate, which does |story Is “East Is West," the photo:| ‘Kavent at $4.95 ‘ | eerie aad || TD AR Oh Rave two or more tecthrow'? | Play feature attraction at the Prin-| phasic GRE GEFILe Teeestin toe Regularly Phiced at $1.75 | Snappers and i cras theater now. Aa Ming Toy, Con Squeezed Into sports wear 4 a ane | Tho'one big niente ||]| —STILL GOING BIG— [||naturatnavver ge AND | stance Talmadge, the star of the ple: awe Hedge ot HL DineEceeone ae Beauty, style and brilliant color- | RS TRIE Pe aT ER ° ture, has an appealing role that In gale 4 ings are features of this selection of BT or tebe bet | || tte i $4.00 AXP | not eanity forgotten, Her portrayal | Thrills! ingietese-ts “the Wate aa Ear Dregs In long, graceful pend- | Sun. eve. Warren in of the best. The other featured 5 . a . , } recommended by our early custom. | Members of the cast also give good! ant styles with colorings of jade, quard patterns, with belt moth Orchestra. ry REVUE era, whoae work is still giving good | presentations, Edward Burns, War Sizes 36 to‘ 40 amberosia, Mephisto, tourmaline, 7 18 LOLD RIO” satisfaction. ner Oland, Frank Lanning, Nick De| res _s, . " fi ; ire* pearl | Visit this Beauti- is, Nick Dy —Second Floor amethyst, lapis and sapphire; pearl, fal Academy, You raged All work guaranteed for 16 years! Ruiz, Nigel Barrie and other well e oC ) Pi pp! Pi | Examination free. MATE will be convinced. A ae RS known players appear in the cast, jet and crystal drops. Specis Children's 10c Dainty Collar and ; Cuff Sets of Linen The variety of styles is Sealed . larly interesting — hoops, showers, a Organdies carved pendants, spike and ball drops, $1.00 to $3.50 as sketched, and many unusual com- ach, of Vienna, whose rejuvenation | sharp. Plent: < OUT RATE experiments are well known, If there! rrasement. wasn't considerable danger in the} Saturday — 10 A, M, Hundreds of children anw this dentable. Secure DENTISTS road | etieg oes bi Not only white but dainty nee ra aa tyath lesan A | “Of course, the thing can be over Ht | shades—mountain haze, tour binations, pet elie Ta Te TREE | done,” he replied with a amile | maline, blue and: rose—were ae Weer am told that a woman met a friend! used In making these dainty eae eee oe Pr ee ty le a sels of Collar and Cutts Special perambulator in which sat A chubby | | fone ae scirea cand medal Pp y “ sy » | Infant, t ions of real Filet lace, In P 5 d Aggravatin’ Papa? eet aia not know you had « baby, |]| plain and antique patterns, rice METROPOLITAN fe Nihna ex dlnivh Chute eut in Bramley style with (2) tslchy fox-trovs that one “"T haven't,” replied the other de-| of the Kimberly dinmond deop points, 1 scallops or For Now Playing~ >) All Next Week Gimnly cant resist, It's | spondently. “This is my husband— mines In this picture, | strafght edges. “First Floor é ts ry 3 3 fection on the Colum- he has been to Dr, Steinac! | DUSTIN. YARNUM At Mouday. Aotit20 peieselors ee, de Cele |], Among the Necessary aturday ile aid n Com. Monday, Apri ans, m A ies Ai “THE, YOSEMITE TRAIL’ Matinees: “Loose Feet” SURE - SAFE - EFFECTIVE See tt now and Ht Laie i lat hays A he: nV aONe UBpAY start everybody goin MO V I ES Shy. Bless torr: | It you want the t2button 1 | ARE HLA Ie agin, Ask for recor JOYNER | {]| length, the Kayser showings A-3825 75¢ Candied lasntive for infants, chbiren or adults 25 &500 of silk are again most attrac At Columbia Dealers heesennadded tad old La? i Hartel! Deux Co Adk forte of JOYNER REMEDIES | mar eda tive In black, white, beaver | and gray. Priced at 81,50, . | The {6button length are ouses a te 8 iS shown in black, white, e tie, pongee and mode. Priced Columbia - (Clear aro Sn \] roving one of those | Haid the first woman in surprise. a ’ a ), 7 Céintnai at 81.75. Three unusually attractive styles—one to be worn COMING S0ON— Scie i Baby’s Skin REGINALD DENNY a ROlWAp . Bayeet iGloven with tailored suits—the second model, sketched, trim- HAROLD LLOYD F : | With Cuticura mine |) uiieieaven emp and nag; Med with Filet banding and Peggy collas-tha.sita) “SAFETY LAST” WE WHEEL LIF Ce Piazs etfen Soap and Talcum “The Abysmal Bruty” | Stzes 5% to sketched, trimmed lavishly with lace. hite silk only, $1.00. and in all sizes. —Second Floor | Picea NOW SELLING || | | N a i a a a Fi