The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 6

19238. ISDAY, MAY 16 >. AT JUST THE TIME YOU WILL MOST APPRECIATE IT, “SWEET SIXTEEN” PRESENTS THE SEATTLE STAR ‘‘Merton of the Movies’’ A Review by Glenn Hughes Seeeeeceseeeseceoeee STAGE WORLD SCREEN : ked at then hing or get ite eeeeceesoeurs Ridisrsersvetssstss TODAY'S PROGRAMS SOREEN COLISEUM-—Kupert Hughes’ “Sesls atering Barbers Le Mae Busch, Kich. Heardman and You Can't Feet with Lewis Stome, Pw Nita Naldi and Low SHIVERS— tee SHUDDERS— SHADOWS— Sh-h “BAVU" is to pictures what “The Bat” was to the Cecil D, DeMilie’s ‘ “ * with Millen Sitle, Movies” Is ashtiern. hs n wy By 8 It ts free from hokur Anna Q. Nilsen and Pauline Garon. COLUMBIA — The Universal-dewel || Production, “Have.” CULONIAL—Gioria Swanson tm Gilded Cage. WINTER GARDEN—John Gilbert to “Truxten King STAGE METROPOLITAN — Walker sides in “The Hindu.” PANTAGES —Vaudeville program fea turing Francis Renault PALACE MiP — FP lett Dexter, | tarthe fs | GLENN HUNTER AT be| BEST IN ROLE » telling, however, what | intelligent enough in 1 | please the most dis Mer jhuman ar SESE EERSTE AECL EE TEASE CUAL EALLEXAEME EE White- IN FASHION AT THE INCOMPARABLE PRICE Courtesy, Service and Quality prevail at all times No Sales We don’t find it necessary to resort to so-called sale methods to dispose of old-styled garments, for here you will find garments styled to the minute and priced right at the start at our incomparable price | from laughing at people whe | the film discloses how success is actually camera, iP that he « |STRAND ctsaas ar shat * i youth which Jealistic, per shy. His soe f Are fo real that they ca and heartbreaking at the same in His technique is so sure and d that won before the po . ms almost LIBESTY. type of Am George Mel | production 1's latest Paramount San’t Foot Your is last-ingPEXCITING! | Columbia — Coming — “Down to the Sea in Ships” popular be a highly entertaining a of high life in wh | stant +) well contre even in the clos SSrstee ees ing iret act, when Lou Eva Galloway, prett: copes blackface comedienne, ia the oy star of “A Black and Tan} Cc ” ane of the novel of-| ferings on the Palace Hip bill) 115 this week, Miss Galloway of-| In fers entertaining songs and | retu jdances in the skit and ts one} asks God to mak him a good the au denouement of the play ts a It the touch ch gives point to the » Jin erest is the character of Havu,” the exciting ‘UntversalJewel photo- drama of love « nie stroke. ts { mystery whi Serirsratasaeesseseeseeeess Jeal motive of the 4 Madison bet. Ist and 2 NEW sHOW TONIGHT “The Girl in Red” wonderful comedy, rich im humor and pathos with BEAUTIFUL NUMBERS by the TRE BEAUTY REVUE A show that will please all! Admission— 10c- iSe- Se showing at th of the popular favorites of |,;, 1 rs a eek | the bill. ¢ , ron, % rie \_ f & great 1 unconact as 6 burlesque Y an excellent means establian {8 | ptar, in not Lip: | of dint! Taylor, Breamer, Nickola Mattox and oth: ers guided in atre tuart Paton, Mict” and other Ur chievous On Jarenee Burt of the best known heavy |the screen, in the cavo ¢ ore 3 tds brilliant and 18 TRUTE one | THRUOUT | PALACE Hip Two, powerful personalities 5 a Last Times Today GLORIA SWANSON in “Her Gilded Cage” TONIGHT! AMATEUR CONTEST dramatic and intcrest! of the season. Starts Thursday ™M a an The Special Price Basement Our Special Price Basement is different from others—we carry only ' Women’s and girls’ apparel, millinery, hosiery and underwear. 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