The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 3

TODAY'S PROGRAMS Can't Fool Your Lewis Stone, Pauline Naldi and’ Leatrice Nita Cec Th, DeMille’ * with Milton Sills, Smoke.” WINTER GARDEN—Sincialy Lewts ree Air, STAGE le program featur: Seeley in “Mins Synco- MOORE—v PANTAGES—Vaudeville program fea tering “Speeders,” with Jack ratatl Nowart play OLY kro m an villa of th © Cody, who of a wind-mach: seenes of unus Richard Lew Cody Frank Mayo and many inent stars. 2 | COLUMBIA | | 3 and which jumbia theater. mag ‘brute “Bayn.” Este ireumia Forrest § de Ruiz and Martha M. principal roles, diredted by Paton. sald to be swiftly me tions that unfold wit! h rapid it approaches the climax with a suc vession of thrills and. developments | which hold interest. The story was| Perdue popular #c One of the finest casts ever agseny | : art bled in a motion picture is seen in George Melford's Paramount produc- 1 COLONIAL ite _— tion, “You Can't Fool Your Wife,”} Leatrice Joy, Nita Naldi, Lewis/ motion picture, Tom Mix, the fa-| q Stone and Pauline Garon, all prom!-| mous Western player, is appearing! _., “The Acq nent leading screen players, are in|at the Colonial now. : Rilke Weegee 8 tee. aN featured roles. The supporting cast} In this photoplay, Tom Mix as| Which is now in production includes Paul McAllister, John Daly | “Bob Stratton” is the object of a aE eer Murphy, Julia Swayne Gordon, Tom | conspiracy to cheat him out of hy Carrigan and Dan Pennell. “You| ranch to which he has just retur Can't Fool Your Wife” was adapted | after two years of service in France. for the screen by Waldemar Young, | Not only is his horsemanship superb Head.” The picture is said to be | speeding freight trains are some of absorbingly interesting and deeply'the most thrilling Mix has ever appealing. made, to be mai who is From the jungle to jazz, from the cave to the cabaret —that’s this glowing drama of woman's love, frailty and courage, living gorgeously before your eyes! HELD OVER— With Pauline Garon Milton Sills Anna Q. Nilsson Elliott Dexter Theodore Kosloff ~ WM MS QR BO BH BH YQ YH YH YQ A wn De Mille cast, gowns, xettings and direc tion—the last word in luxury! A Paramount Sensation! SSS Strand Orchestra Under Wineland playing “Mile. Modiste’ -Vietor Herbert eS GVAGCACS Ds — | | PRINCESS byes written by Sinclair Lewis and pub-| ' <> | ished in the Saturday Evening Post LIBERTY lerear vectra wht Tees Dongins and ‘PRISCILLA DEAN TO (Sariore Seaman “| STAR IN NEW PICTURE “The Storm's Daughter,” an orig-|9fen't very much taken with Doug tory by Leet Renick Brown. |). has been selected by Universal which is at the Liberty theater now.| In “Catch My Smoke,” his fastest| Priscilla Dean's next starring pro ion following her appearance in tal, S/“THE MERRY WIDOW” |, Left TO. BE SCREENED) ‘sr, senrre! nortine o< tance com. | Diaige who wrote the scenario for “Jaya| but the many scenes centered about| Goldwyn has purchased the screen vince entultemnitaacnany ot > Franz Lebar’s comie opera, |rhotographing hin first Goldwyn THE SEATTLE STAR ei thesc 66 DAM’S RIB, ” Holds Over at the Strand; Interesting Domestiz Drama at the Liberty; Coliseum Features Rupert Hughes’ Picture; Mystery and Thrills in Columbia Attraction; Western Drama at the Colonial; “Truxton King” to Be Winter Garden Feature; Princess Shows “Lorna Doone.” i $3—John Gilbert, Winter Garden. | WHO'S JEW YORK. noes are based upon re & questionnaire sent o ommittee fc ITH both sexes, the late Wal was favorite, He was odolph Valentin: banks. is favored Val-| | entino, Fx irbanks. r the 2 next choice. was Richard Barthelmess. Charile Chaplin was as th on the list, followed by Har-| pa Charlle’s standing may be judged by the vigorous protest from | both sexes against slap-stick com: edy. “I do not enjoy comedies in wh) much of th cach othe bomt marding | Hes ples and cakes,” Left to right: Mary Pickford; ~ Rodolph V. ale ntino. roheim will, produce “The M Vi on a big scale so that fon| will take its place alongside T picture, “C ris’ famous no’ | quet” NOW! .: Literary Digest’s “FUN FROM THE PRESS” | HOLLYWOOD REVEALED! For the first time the veil of secrecy surrounding the life of the famous screen stars is torn aside! temptations edi for —WITH— LEW CODY BARBARA LA MARR RICHARD DIX MAE BUSCH FRANK MAYO | ELEANOR BOARDMAN YOU'LL SEE 30 OTHER FAMOUS PLAYERS In the Hollywood Scenes! What is the price of stardom in motion pictures? | See how the stars live—their love affairs — their | gayety—their romance! ADDED— COLISEUM CONCERT “THE GALL OF THE WILD" ORCHESTRA The sixth of HL C. Witwer's | nae = | AL aQ PROGHAM Overture, “Der Frelschuts” ‘erne. Campbell ation a Lia alse ‘ BLOOD” Series, with George O'Hara j—Leatrice Joy, Liberty. 5—Madge Bellamy, Princess. (Above) Norma Talmadge, Constance Tal-| an think of that Walter Hiers|engaged to John McCormack, (below) Douglas Fairbanks and} Strangers’ Ban. and the other Goldwyn. fea. Christia 6—Pauline Garon, Strand. 7—Richard Dix, Coliseum. ure HOTEL SITE SEEN IN NEWS FILM © ovie Liz Zes} Views of the rapid clearing of the 4 site for Seattle's Olymple hotel i |one of the topics to be included ing (Conducted in co-operation with|the new edition of Liberty News to Asoo fated First National Pictures, Lois Wiley, state | Norma G,—She wesn't, up to a champion singer, and Mrs. Maye very short time ago. very re-|Avery Wilkins, new park commis cently Marjorie Daw married Eddie| sioner, hre notables who will bel ya And th were mi ar taubed een. Reale: ee aril oth oe le bisstthees the be jWork and U. S. army inspection of | las Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.| University R. 0. T. C. men are Marjorie’s t picture is “Wan-j|other topics. Interbay Commercal™ dering I club members observing “Clean Up) Alma the name of tn" 3 Frank Bacon shall not be forgotten. |224 Dress Up” week and thousands | Lioyd Bacon, th: of Frank, has|°f baby chicks in mass formation nsigned to direct a series of|are local Items. Wenatchee’s Appleu single reel comedies featuring Wal-| Giossom Festival will be on ¢f screen beginning Sunday. begin Saturda ter Forde K. L. O.—Sor w or other, there is a certain lu to the pic- jtures. Now you know you'll have |to admit it, even {f you don’t want |“! y" is my middle name, jto. Ill prove it if that’s what you| just to the point. Tho want. Sheldon Lewis and Virginia | feminine star is Baby Peggy, who | Pearson just had to harken to the| just four years old. And there | call of the busy studios and they | quite a few female players who f |have packed their trikes “and/as spritely as you do perhaps, they're off. So there. are way along in years. There | Tessa C—And you profess to be| Mrs. Anna Townsend who lan ardent admirer of Benny Alex-| Mrs. Holden tn Jackie Coogi ander. He has been appearing on| “Daddy” and it is said that she the screen since Griffith's. “Hearts| close on to 80 years old. of the World,” so you see he is not! Kampy—Too bad, too bad—butiE jas recent as you think he ts, He| should say two bad, for I don’t think: |has now been selected to play the| either you or I will benefit by |role of Penrod in “Penrod and| experience at all. You know it’s Sam.” |own experience that teaches. Co | Laura—Why, the only reason 1| Moore is not married yet, but she B No, I . wouldn't |e ones the name of his picture |licity director for First National eventy-five Cents an ‘Hour”|the Coast. Colleen is net older to “sixty Cents an Hour” is for the}20 or 21. Carol Dempster Was! sake of brevity. But we think, why | dancer before going into’ pictures, not just “Low Pay”? am sure that no one could acqu Inquisitive—You are quite right. | Carol's poétic movement without I do lke to know the worst at the training in the dance, Always the Best for the Liberty Guest “YOU CAN’T FOOL YOUR No, one shenld sie oe Where were you last hight? Who was that blon "With: Leatrice Joy Lewis Stone Pauline Garon . Nita Naldi A Paramount Picture OLIVER WALLACE will P a4 the islowing, con cert Sunday, at 0 Selections ‘from Sherry «Karl Hosehna re Dance Moszkowsky Son § LIBERTY NEWS Grand paraphrase on ody in FY ++-Tobani Kpights of Columbus March to St. James Cathedral. U, of Wy coeds make thelr own clothes In class work, Minlature of Mt. Ral~ F nier being bulls in Seattle, Seattle He has a wife he iS [ir men’ catch teourdeaiss sain madly in love with— J Being: Tully Bestival. Opentn but it isn’t his own! of straw hat season in Seattle,