The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 9 THE SEATTLE STAR Now BETTY COMPSON and ~ TODAY” S PROGRAMS SCREEN COLIEUM—Ratph Lewis in “West bound Limited LIBERTY 1 STMAND—Mabei Halli in [Vanity Yate BLUR MOUSE The Greatest Men The Seattle fire of 1889 will look like a minor inci- dent in the history of this city com- pared to the ex- citement that will prevail. when the Liberty The- atre presents— COLUMBIA Phe spider with Allee Lake ‘ L WINTEK Wild. and Kal “Playing; [It Williams a cg Pot |the picture, which is « version of by Gerald ¢ mont noted play |the famous st | Duffy. Among t 1 t McKim , Hee on X “ | | | LIBERTY Ann Little, a favorite)" among Seattle picture fans, ; making an appearance in With This Astounding Cast— one of the f red roles ¢ MILTON SILLS ‘ ‘The Greatest Menace,” the|' BARBARA BEDE lramatic dope picture show- Beige Bn NOAH BEERY ing at the Bl es Hs a ta onld ANNA Q. NILSSON 1g at the Blue House theater |, ayed In the p the star's best ‘ this week ROBERT McKIM y. gle | PAL. ACE HI famous Thackera eee | “Mad Love S FELLOWES t ae ALD LIN ALBERT Ke COE r ye c nish, = : b It Will Rock the North- players the pal reles,| fire! arouéee_a wtrome avecplon {s west Like an Earthquake! savutuy | the Galt veck gaeeidal re ian ins a EQUILIBRISTS BEST ON PALACE HIP BILL : selfish love she has TODAY Until, Wednesday William Dune: Edith Johnso “PLAYING IT WILD" A Tale of the Land Lon Chaney ts rand there are a n the cast. His own and oth played on the and Rodoiph Val red players in Every Woman,” the new at the Princess then- re ts a drama of yy and is sald to be full of heart Interest and intense drama .-* ER GARDEN nd Faith Job DON’T SLEEP Another night until you see the drug evil dealt a wallop afnidships i in one of the most entertaining, most thrill- ing and breathless suspense pictures you have ever seen— ctor, and performs |" illing stunts on A by an excel sald to be one Romance Supreme ot Old California and ¢ early misnio when that“ AND Novelty HIS BAND Organist was a prownce of | t Evenings: 50¢ of Maxmil- Mexico under the ANDY WARD [Henri ©. Le "| Matinees: 25¢ lian I, An all-star cast appears in| ¢ \ \. cig cee . Pty Got to : enex Ww ‘were take by ; ama: | Xe dnocting' am” amaii role. wi and the ROS: se $s rary uch prominent screen folks as Bar Ev'ry Night a Bedford, M The popularity of this | ireson ani ¢ 7 ALICE LAKE ud tuneful, selt-sterting fox | deson and Anna Q wrrm | GA A | ROBERT MEKIM u { RICHARO HEADRICK sicuon |» LOUISE FAZENOA outa / NOAH BEERY — 7— TA caging | easy | OhtbH COWEN ——Third at Madison OTIS HARLAN EILIG THEATRE, NOTED CRITIC PRAISES Gemine MRS. REID’S PICTURE “You Tell Her—I Stutter” is the encore number on the other side. At Columbia Dealers 1 A-3887 | mac 75e ‘ ALEC’ FRANCIS EDWARD STEVENS who San Fran-| premiere of at the Century | lal trip Jeisco to seo the wo Human Wreckag theater on June 9th. Mr. Eddy wrote: in part | |_ “There was a tumult of cheers iveeyine Villages Nefore it. We Apologize! BUDDY MESSINGER COMEDY away Saturday and Sunday New Proce Until we extend our npologies, ax ( ORGAN SOLO la "ty the seating eapnelt Friday Ee etine cepasta erp sacle © Records % attendance “THE SELF-MADE WIFE” Columbia and Graphophone Co, thing that odie Com- mon-sense kills misery. ommon- Ackerman & Harris present | EXTRACTION a . FREE DAILY (ON HANDS Will cng And Arms, In Small, Red | sense also stops boils! S. S. S. is Pimples. Cuticura Heals, and his company of *fty the common- sense remedy musical comedy stars in for boils, .be- cause it is built on rea- son, Scien- tific authori- ties admit its | ower! §.S.S. | uilds bloods | wer, it builds réd-blood-cells. That is what makes fighting-blood. | Fighting-blood destroys impuri-| |ties, It fights boils. It fights imples! It fights skin eruptions! te always wins! Mr. V. D. Schafi, | 557 15th street, Washington, D, C., writes: | (with other work) “ T was troubled with tetter. which broke out on the palm of my left hand {n small, red pimples. The skin was red and sore and itched and burned badly, By scratching it I caused ft to spread. My hands and arma were disfigured, and when I put my hands in water they smarted and burned, “Tread an advertisement for Cu- ticura Soap and Ointment and sent for afree sample, I purchased more, and after using four cakes of Soap ne large box of Ointment I (Signed) Miss Elma ville Ave., Hamil- Our partial plate, which does not | “Potash & Perlmutter” fy io ln ore teeth | Natural her AND | net of Teeth..... $5.0 UP | GOLD AND 30 HERMIE BO itowns ......... 84.00 47 £ Most of our present patronage is Crystal bens N n by our early custom: ie de And His ork 1s still giving good Runway Syiutphedle Girls , Inez Artists “I tried for years to get relief | from a bad case of boils, Every- | thing failed until I took S. S. S. |I am now absolutely cured, and | it was S. S, S, that did i ork guaranteed for 15 years. ¥: WRAY free. ersccug)| OHIO in, and Hotldayns) Ho CUT RATE KIDD ‘2 é 4 f oer ty Next Week: Will a Revue, “Some Girl” DEN 1 Is TS 20 Venera | Universtty 8t, y—0 to 12 Sundayn drug stores in two size | Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- larger sive is more economical. cum are ideal for daily toilet uses, Second Ay THE GROTE-RANKIN CO > OTTO F. KEGEL, President * Our First Season-End Clearance of Women’s Apparel Offers Many Exceptional Values in Dresses and Capes At Half Price One of the outstanding features of our dis;lays of Women’s Apparel has been the variety—-in styles, in colors, in ma- terials—and for this reason sa many women are finding this an unusual opportunity to secure in our Season-End Clear- ance the garments that they want at such great savings. All the garments are new this season —all be- coming styles—all the wanted materials and colors. We cordially invite you to come and see our stocks whether you contemplate buying or not. . P —Second Floor ri . hy Day. | powerful argument egainst the dope|And the cries that arose from | the stage | traffic and a tremendous plea for|the center of the crowded ‘the » understanding and help/ater—the cries for Mrs. Ried— s of narcotic drugs. |came from tne hearts of those who | picture itself gripped and|has seen her compelling character the attention of the audi-|izatiod of the part she had played from its aramatlc prologue | in real life—the wife of an addict y dramatic ‘epilogue. | of drugs.” reappearance was in conn nm with | world premiere of ARE YOUR SAVINGS BUSY? ‘ It is our business to keep Savings at work! Through safe investments in City, State and Government Bonds, and ¥irst Mortgages on Improved Property; sponsored by a reliable Board of Directors together with Strict State Supervision, we have never paid less than Oc On | Z Savings The integrity associated with 22 years of service to our patrons is the result of careful thought and safe investments. RESOURCES MORE THAN FOUR MILLION DOLLARS All money left here on or before Saturday, July 14th, will draw dividends from the 1st, and you can start with as little as $1.00. PUGETSOUND SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION AF ANoerson - Pres EW.CaMpBELL-\V/P Sec AboLpu F LINDEN-V.P TREAS CoRWIN.S. SHANK- COUNSEL. x here Prke Street Crosses Jhird NN mA esih® . 19 aie Pe Dod