The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1923, Page 4

Oscar wiloeS Salome Be prepared to see the most unusual and artistically different picture ever made ——————| from Oscar Alexander Pantages Presents “The Passing Parade” Wia-rren J. ARDATH, His | Matinees: Se 4 Vancouver Mill Is Burned; Loss Big) NORTH V Fire in th the ferry w ; the entire imated at bet 6000. Only th building wero Aug. Spain's famous bullfights are: suf. fering from trade union MARSHALL NEILAN’S “The Stranger’s Banquet” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LON CHANEY pat “A BLIND BARGAIN” Oc or. J arrene p.m. | 20 cers | Thursday ana ¥ JANE NOVAK 4 in « Photo-dramatic Exposition of Life After the Honeymoon Pe tandard —And the sna Vaudeville ill of Five acts 1 und Komfortable— | strikes and eeeeesese oe STAGE WORLD SCREEN of MAKE-BELIEVE COCO EROS HRA DER OEE EEOEE OSE HeeeHEeESeEESEeee® | © Comedian Here TODAY’S PROGRAMS SCREEN OLISHUM—"A leman of starring LIBERTY sles Maclean in “A Man of Action STRAND—"The Girl of the Golden West,” with J, Warren Kerrigan. COLUMBY Out of Luck,” with Hoot Gibson TER GARDEN - 4 > Bye, i IAL—"The strangers’ Ban PRINCESS—""Tha Isle of Lost Ships. STAGE METROPOLITAN — “The Change- l MELLIG—"Pair and Warmer PANTAGES—Varlety vaudeville pro: ram, PALACE play, OLYMPIC—Musioal comedy and mo: thom pletures, —Vauderille and photo e right to wateh | thief dre n ed him ft it to rob th Jack Holt part in “A Gent eman of | land Mak | Eleanor Boardman, | OLYMPIC th attr Holmquist plays opposite Jack Hi wee omedians on the LIBERTY t, and aasociated with Will A Man o tion,” n wey to Keen, everyone guess } ing from start to finish. The star| 1 haa a role which is even faster than | | was his celebrated comedy, “Twe three and One-half Hours Leave. The story is of th ishing ad | ¢} « Shubert production. COLUMBIA This will be his first Seattle ap: A sailor in the American navy is 0 fi hi the main character tn “Out of Luck,” Vin ben pote ant — he having the feature comedy-drama showing at the Columbia theater this week lock comipany | Hoot Gibeon, usually seen as a wild |“ | cowboy, plays the main role and puts ja delightful “into it. Round at the Seattle hat Hayes ‘will prove to be one of BLUE MOUSE Salome,” vampire of Wi an art en story in making a hit at “th | ntrie dan | Blue Mouse theater, where it is] “satires of 1923," |showing this week. Nazimova, the} on by King famous Russian star, ever role in cellent. su’ into in Seattle, STRAND “The Girl of th at the Strand th popularity will extended run of J. Warr and. Sylvia Breamer, jens Principals, are seen to the bea advantage ture. They have ¢ of an ex Gicmair mill, east’ of an American shipyard, la the present B | feature of the © 1 progra umbe: Girls! Make Harmless Lemon Cream to bleach away Tan, Freckles ion Mix the Juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, ;|which any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well in a bottle, | i|and you have a whole quarter-pint 4 of the most wonderful freckle and tan cream, and complexion beaut!. Fred J. Ardath, the fea-| ig, thi yt ; assage this swee! tured comedian of “The Pass-| }lemon cream into the aa hee ing Parade,” the third big! arms and hands each day and s musical extravaganz a to ap- nove freckles and blemishes natural: | pear at the Pantages theater, | 7 0each right out and how youth. is winning appreciative | ovations this week with his style of comedy. Ardath is| |@ popular favorite with the| |patrons of mustcal comedy} ie vaudeville. Hi vaude-| act, “Kiram,” is also} | Betta wi ell received, | skin beco: Advertisement, | TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY (with other work) Any saith 10ce—Loge Seats 20¢ Seattle ieee Greatest Myers and wing of W: Dicture, with Carmel i asat say xe, Our partial plate, which dons cover the roof of the mouth if sot wo or more teeth ern whore work in still” aasiere f " wuaranteed for 1. Examination free. Mveaye OHIO Cur RATE the home is the most vorsatile portrayers of char-| the first revue | will be! g fully clear, soft and rosy-white tho} 9 DENTISTS inivernity St, open 8 to 6 Dally—0 to ta Sundays TH |Seattle Movie Man Becomes an Author | t motion, pl Jed to ‘his i 1 th nly try Amer four r Winstock ts with ac of surprising world and the that not Rocklifte Holmes Fellowes ‘he Isle of Lost Shir ing mystery sea story Bille and Anna being offered on th Princess theater 1 Do y foatui houn, is showing in ithe vaudeville and mu ter now the Olymple th PALACE HIP A dramatic defer drama now show A fleet full - laughs Starring Hoot Gibson as 9 cow boy aboard the battleship California —Round 4— “Leather Pushers” Starring REGINALD DENNY “Red Russin Revealed” 1 Hauptman's Orchestra Coming Saturday KENNETH HARLAN in ‘East Side, West Side’ and BABY PEGGY in “Carmen, Jr.” Columbia’ drmrae’ “Yes! 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