The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 — 4, CONVENTION OF Z\/EAGLES ENDS ANACORTES, J good-bye several thousand @ last x a to th ted for th \" Wy The Story that made the World sit up in Dazed a Suspense | A |\ |Mexican Officials § Are Duel Principals MEXICO CITy June 2 Fe by SINCLAIR LEVIS Directed by Horry Beaumont Coming Saturday— Blue Mouse Theater d in a fist y states s not known whether the chal tly, the WANT” An Intimate Glance Into Modern Matrimony A KNOCKOUT! Round 1 “THIRD LEATHER PUSHERS” Starring REGINALD DENNY NOW FR DAY NIGHT MILTON SILLS AND BIG CAST I “THE MARRIAGE CHANCE”’ LARRY SEMON IN | Swift Comedy Drama ‘THE BARNYARD" L. Hauptman’s Orchestra NEWS TOPICS HENRI C. LE BEL Novelty Organist ANDY WARD AND HIS BAND and » ACKERMAN & HARRIS PROFFER WILLI (inne KING AND HIS COMPANY OF Uast Times Today PAIK BINNEY tn “What Fools Men Are” Starting Tomo LA TR REL PRCA PING J we enday i Thersday DOROTHY PHILLIPS In “The World’s a Stage AMAT am 0 VERA GORDON In “THE GOOD PROVIDER” —100— = FISHER’S BIG TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS ; 6—Big Days—6 On the Circus Grounds Cor. 4thandLenora JUNE 25-30 Auspices D. 0. K. K. Big Parade Monday, June 25, 7 o’Clock P. M. Bring the Kiddies TET Ty ry | | | { | | THE SE Seeoesoececooeveereoscres STAGE WORLD SCREEN of MAKE-BELIEVE YVETTE ] Bae ke, 4 | Yvette, talented dancer and violinis singer, , with her artists at the theater this wee ig ovations wi eight mu Pan winning ages her presentation, The offer. ng includes snappy numbers that are put over in a pleasing way and are augu- mented by beautiful scenic and light effects. jazz BAY SCENERY IS NOT ADMIRED Ja y the cheery lark this morning. way didn't see er on the boat boy! What a he sconery on the 1 these days, But ro than scenery to clo those reports with Scenery nothing! I'm tal ut @ girl—a vision, I'm te you. Blue eyes. rt of bi dresa and hat to match, Never life was I hit so hard.” that’s tough, old man. Probably you'll never eco her again. Why don't you console yourself with the thought that maybe her volce {9 something terrible? h to drive a man wild, probab “Oh, but I heart her volco—tit's charming. She was with that Smith girl that I never could stand I haye gone over to speak to her on| the chance of an Introduction, any. way, if I wasn’t ashamed of my ap. pearance.” “Well, if your friend knows her, you can get acquainted with the beauty easy enough, But what was wrong with your appearance?" “Oh, this old suit. I've been want ing 2 new one for weeks, and can't afford | “Oh, say, now—tun down to Cher. ; 4 buy one on credit, Jazz Just the thing to go court Six months to pay at Cher. y are at 1015 S-20nd ave., [between Madison and fipring, in the Rialto building, just vyer the Pig'n Whistle. tsement. (Take clevator.)*—Adver TODAY'S PROGRAMS SCREEN COLISEUM—"The White Marving Dorothy Wbillip LIBERTY —chard Marthelmess and Dorothy Gish in “Yhe Bright Shaw! STRAND. Barrymore and Women BLUE MOUSE Milton Sills in “The Marriage Chance. COLUMBIA — "W and Mound 1 Third Leath re COLONIAL Phillips tn “The Want’ Witwer's Wives jorden tn “The AGE PANTAGES—Vaudeville program fem tur Youth PALACH HL. STRAND All the artistr 4 a av feature ‘ 11 AAIN STREET” | Cie BS eS a Florence Vidor her best characterization creen version of Sin- ing to the Blue Mouse theater Saturday. She is co-starred Monte Blue, and plays the part of the up-to-the- which ia com- with |minute Carol Kennicott. 1 Gareth Hugh 4, William Co! yer of other # BLUE MOUSE A mystery-comedy p' Marriage Chance,” Is ente Blue audiences this wee! The story, written by Hampton Del Ruth, has an unusual an ing plot and the comedy ru thru it Milton Bille and A re seen In the prin tote | Mouse LIBERTY | ant Barthelmens and Dorothy | Bright Shawl” a of Joseph Herges no of Spanish 4 liberation. 0 of & young Americ: up the cause of the Cu. and fights for It ‘othy are as beautiful and ol luring Spanish dancer, and the ty stars receive the support of an bl | cellent cast. eee COLUMBIA “What Wives Want,” a picture of troubles with Ethel Grey Terry playing tho leading role ts now at the Columbia theater, “What Wives Want,” centers around a pres- ent marital problem that is domest responsible for the grinding | !! jot the divorce mill It concerns a jhusband who fs too busy making money to give his wife the attention that she thinks she deserves, and In| consequence sho looked elsewhere for this attention. 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