The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 7

AUGUST 29, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR «Miss Seattle’ Enters STAGE SCREEN = WORLD =? The Star Movie Contest of MAKE-BELIEVE Ceecerecseseeecoeeoese 8 Queen of Last Year’s Apple Festival to Try| In the Mack Sennett Out for Film Part Special Nee TOD tf a BOGS AM IT’S BEN BY NICK SCHWARTZ NOW— STRAND THOMAS MEIGHAN LILA LEB ORR( HESTRA GERTRUDE ASTOR WINE AND WILL ROGERS Playing “Katinka,” by CHARLES CHAPLIN Frimi FRIT/L RIDGWAY JAZZ, CLASSIC— BABY PEGGY “Carolina in the Morn DOROTHY DALTON ‘ie ng WILLIAM DE MILLE “PLUS AND MINUS” EILEEN PERCY A Cameo Comedy OWEN MOORE J. WARREN KERRIGAN NOAH BEERY LOIS WILSON GEORGE FAWCETT WALTER HIERS CKOLL DE MILLE JACK HOLT SNITZ EDWARDS MAY McAVOY HAM* HAMILTON BEN TURPIN ANITA STEWART FORD STERLING GEORGE STEWART KALLA PASHA JACQUELINE LOGAN 1am he THEODORE KOSLOFF PICK pee DOUGLAS FALRBANKS POLA NEGRI LEATRICE JOY WILLIAM 8. HART HOPE HAMPTON ESTELLE TAYLOR RIC AKDO CORTES JACK PICKFORD DINKY DEs : : AGNES AYRES ANNA Q. NILSSON SIGRID HOLMQUIST EDYTHE CHAPMAN ALAN HALE ROBERT McKIM T. ROY BARNES MARY ASTOR NITA NALDI ROBERT CAIN BULL MONTANA BRYANT WASHBURN BETTY COMPSON JULIA. FAYE LAURANCE WHEAT AND ONE OTHER WHO STUART HOLMES WILL ASTONISH YOU. terest in The Star's movie con-| “ - COLISEUM—Guy Dates Post tn. per agg “ in “Gold Madness,” his : 69 r high y : Int re : 7A | ‘rho movie editor is being swamp SHRIEK (Wy ua) ier Leatrice Joy and Matt || | ; : ‘e ' aby aera of the 7 eleny, * nt fs M 1 hb tinee erformance BLUE MOUSE—Hen Turpin in “The - y 1, better knowr nd grown-ups in the eve Bhriek of Al j : Philbin and Nor Pee 1 oO Seattle,” the queen ut is tho best feature of Merry-Go-Moand.” year’s apple festival. She was Mis N—'The Queen of Evelyn Atkinson. Mrs, DeHan re-| ‘The pictures made this week w COLONIAL he Pride of Palomar.” cently fe ok the footlighta, but hown on the same y next the ‘*kleigs’’ evidently are calling| week at the M 1 the person * s BTAC her. At any rate, she wanta «| whe reened”’ b in Miss Love NOORE—Lealee Lovely heading Or |try-out along with the other en | will bo ‘presented with Wil King and company tn 4 trants in the new contest, ndsome wilver cup awarded by Eau oa —AND— | i re Another youngest entrant ! Star, Other contestants who Las} ian Li.) | a Jean Stratton Porter’s also popped up. She ts dr fins Lovely thinks 4 promt Heart ©, Le we] Andy Ward | rents think she will be @ star, |tion to Hollywood movie producers The contest is being conducted naidered for parts in fu COLISEUM : by Tho 8t together with the se Lovely pictures Guy Bates P n hom . ) ,|Moore theater and the Orpheum| There are ont r more days! ar stara ¢ ai . ia \ vaudeville circuit, to offer Seattle|left, so if you are interested, fill in appear h persor aM ‘ Pine cople a chance to find out how|the coupon below and mall tt to ad a i) =z \ a and his band ue s=8=8=5 ‘Saag Di ho ee A ac ah Ae Ws Rua MEL OTD os they would “screen” for the movies.|The Movie Editor, The Seattle Star NOG « enene coewames see come cere ees “@ COMING SAT wwe oe Age. ‘ sonssesvecee oo cone we eves ccnceestesee cr cecenes BLUE MOUSE one Height Crosseyed Bi : oro i BR vughs 0 ‘ in “The , 4 Weight .. ="=F hriek * now showing trayal of an Arabian shelk is funniest thing he has ever done ; 3 Color Of By0S. «+ eseeeees teens +t tt ea wesewsrenes aa his popular Address . o« In Paramount's Super Sensation With OA A ha NA RE th ie RE ie a oe BEF ne Phono NUMbET saseeseeseres town peo. “and find ro 4 ae State if you can appear at matinee,. © comical story told in of which oo Joy is ow at t erty, Matt » the « male role, ; ‘1 j | they arrived bere a month ago other well-known play : ‘ ; Rabbi Nahum. who engaged in the the cast . , |Jewelry business in China after baa lie | leaving Russia, gave his occupa COLUMBIA Mt ww on on arriving here as a mer-| Go-Round,” the spectacu. nt. j \ * ng } f | Russian quota was exhaust. n and Norman: Ke 1 s ed and the rabbi was on the verge of being deported when friends Sak this te rene Thousands on Hand atElma|ciine to nis mia and proved to tm cture tells a dramatic 4 . : ht story of life in the | migration authorities that he fs an 1 4 Won- t World, and ts laid mostly in Vienna, 5 A | on First Day rdained rabbi. He ts now in the C 4 nm the famous Prater, or “Coné As an Arabian sheik Ben r }land of his dreams, uresiding with Gerful é . bins pe f | ELMA With a crowd of | ¢ ‘i Police y . * o' Turpin is a good fish-peddler. | ie a wor | the friends who saved him from g ' ‘ y . q “on 4 + | several theusand on han th all ortation fre 2 Sood 4 His part in “The Shriek of |"*¥rs! thousand on hand, with all conan a Lilt e ed y f ” exhibits and ays carefully ar | f=—5=8= | Araby,” now at the Blue her Asdgincites 5 at the| Mouse, is the funniest he has heir places, the Grays Har composed of| ever taken. You'll admit the|t county falr opened here this Hollywood ag ft really is, plus an’ exceptionally to motion! sheik garb is very becoming. |™ for y celebration. wonderful story! Hope | Drown, | ——_ bi ; Ach ve completed ke Cosgrave,| 1 and anticipate that , the ill as ea aie I s Flowers, Elea vill fi t s est and most successful in the his-| | = = — — —! — King gany. The ner he fe Ml tory of the associatl 0 h { literary Ines attempted recently. _ po 0 pode Papell Matic reap osc ai ial PA Temperature Here |Greenway wrote an essay of 100 ir nig’ for u Aber : f Ne The an, or n Ned with tourists, and trains v0 i s Mises Lead Rekieré to ; ; Willian 2 Antonio ‘Moreno’ are featured Maha eat tits tite the matinee ae Tuesday 80 Degrees | worts in « contest recently tna : j have bee n 2 = bere gurated by Va .» Manu- Tour Grays Harbor HH d the grounds, and Seattle was $0 degrees cool Tues |e, crurers of varnish. Greefiway Larry W. Long, ceputy sur ® bss iaraiat é ri t ad to Tsave Work; astio travelers cr 4 thr ni day, according to M. B. Summers, |toid in his essay of how on a ship ; " . three gates to new head of the Seattle weather |in the North the crew used live of the Loyal Order of Moone, I n hay rge ea ¢ y odore Kosloft, s < . 0 | eis Jen ‘ i Commits Suicide, Home ayd auto rc are eched bureau, Summers came from Ju-|steam to thaw the toe from the . z pelled to give up his w an\uled for Thursday, and entrie fe boo ma | rigging and the stea! no harm ‘i praety otrk Eea n tender at a local mill, Pat dy are testing thelr |neau, Alaska, ‘where the thermom-| ‘othe varnish, PICTURE OF NORTH ‘ . s = and 36 fey \ : he track oter registered 86 the Gay he left.| He ts now bemoaning the fact * E r in heyo, yesterday | am: approximate 0 ; Juneau is not nearly as cold as|that he was not permitted to writs STARS FAMOUS DOG | w INTER N : is survived by ono|are offered the winners in ac | people think, Summers says. Dur-|a novel on the subject at the ralt he n of Stn,” @ pleture|o" & ester, one son and two |and pren . > ing the past four years the tem- | of OE: a Word. os us a fered in tho 4 attle competi |perature has never dropped as low offere ico her alded for {ts manstve and "8. ™ te rf c ac {e showing at) om is a as zer In the 80 years the sta- aN : of aE e nat n. The story| = t a SNAG J tion has been established, the zero | eget ey xe ¥: nelen Sern timea Pind dD pag! mark has been reached on only 52° UNUSUAL tin, ¢ ! i > - = Sons Win days. ‘The coldest on record cere CAFETERIA ; mg niga ° | 2 Dave More, Then is 15 degrees below. COMEDY NEW Summers takes charge of the a COLONIAL : ad | Guy Bates & + From Dad , Sept. 1. eae sat | Say “Bayer” and Insist! PRICES IN ven ¢ - B who! “gure-Fire TIL) ae THE CITY Ny ei aan en on be | Hines’ bent dy features) 4a POST 10c ci : ined upon his staff, preferring to { | tian & of outiaws and ii’ adtraction at the Colonial B Court Battle Is Hard | a: "| stay in Seattle rather than be trans ted friend in ; ferred to ta) another clty. 6 *y Rintintin was born on the frit . a oz eas i ; ‘li * to Call’) PALACE HIP a IN PERSON & F ought tare Senvice penta, where cart REC See Ne Maple Pick Walla Walla AFTFREP.M eee ; je sects pehichom ta chad Bae ewer shod Tt was a cane of father pitted| hin m ellte. of ‘doe, |edy-drama + written’ by Rupert against son in Justice G,: Ci Dal; for Kiwanis Meet He woe olen: | Buses, ig: the: entetteicing serves ton's court Tuesday afternoon and ASTORIA, Aug. 29—Walla Walla ae runni i feature at the Palace Hip we A es iuueeseaaal soak camo out with flying colors. || Seerman was chosen as the convention point week. The story concerns haries Murphy, veteran court ro-|| Present for the 1924 seasion of the Pacific dog cah-6o ntin eannot do. | trials of a little New York girl of tah oc " mn aieritey 2 5 x | trials of are and attorney, was defend Northwest district of Kiwanis clubs, | = ‘Li BERT ¥ ing Fred W. Kotelman, charged WILL KING including Oregon, Washington and | . DSA a aaa a 4 i with reckless driving. im British Columbt dge Cc ‘DANCING MAD’ itish Columbia, and Judge C. C.| Home of the Big Successes On August 2%, Kotelman was ar-|} 000 ah ry, of Spokane, was named dis- | Until Friday Night Ontyt rested by De i eaeies vias: | Dally Mats, Except Friday, 2 st governor at the afternoon ses-| | arehall Netlan’s First Na- Murphy, son 0! ttor urphy, || ston of the district convention held | 5 tonal Comedy-drama. on a reckless driving charge, Kotel- hare sertataees Unless you see the “Bayer Cros man, Deputy Murphy said, turned ae dtghne | on package or on tablets you a 4 4 lis car in the middie of the block, eae | ps eee ph sa bea ete J.) not getting the genuine Bayer pro. between 26th and 27th aves. 8.,|/——— igggdte Vashington; Chas. / uct prescribed by physicians ov y Jon Jackson et. y THis’ Moo ey oman, Western Washington; A. C. | twenty-three years and proved sa. Owen Moore, Mrs. J. F. Duthte, prominent ro-| Mhwpata DANY | Strange, Oregon; Kenneth Ferguson, | py millions for ; wuinozn Petrie | British Columbia. |. “Colds Headache «== * vie clety woman and wife of the ship patie x ~ see eae |bufider, in order to avd running Taare katy ey Lumbago Saturday, “Quickaanda” c an, swung to one side Gneuit |Gets $5 a Word for Earache Biase y ; Neuralgia and struck two or three cars . on s ‘ parked along the opposite curb, Sho| Frail “s VAUDEVILLE: MTs Literary Efforts | | Acctet “Bayer Tablets of Asplrtr tostified against Kotelman, sub-| Sd Ast 1S Lewls D. Greenway, chief oper: | tain sess aiseticha anaes {stantiating the story told by Ray-| - Jator at the harbor radio station {s v of twelve tablets cost few cen’ | mond’ Murphy. | $500 richer for his efforts along| Druggiste also el pattlon’ of Saat On cross examination of his son, ee 100. Aspirin is the trade ac 2 vy) RAC MATE AS ag Ey i is oO Ma kat) Deas O} | Attorney Murphy aA him te | | Bayer Manufacture of Monosret... Matinees: 2:80 Nights: 7 and 9 J/ grilling, using a hint of something} acidester of Salicylicacid. : THE CARSONS’ REVUE more than legal ire {In his ques- 3 > 3 7 ‘ ef stood up under BY “ " tions. Raymond in “The Gypay's Idyll’ sd 4 . | fire, despite hia father's bulk tow: 316 Pine Street Noel Lester & Company With Leatrice Joy, Matt ering over him and his finger —— ' Four Queens of Syncopation | pointed angrily at the third but. abl Ae every paitahor gs y as : Lovely takes motion pictures of local Mons. Grant Gardner on on his vest, and stuck to his) ropie secured from the audience, Chil vii 2 hiwood story. dren filmed at matinees, Adults every rving & Elwood When {t was all over Judge Dal-jovening, Seo the plotures made this ‘antagescope }ton severely lectured Kotelman, | Week and feo them on the screen at the farry Sullivan & Ruth Meyers iy i Moore next weak. Lt y who has driven an automobile for)” °kstx OTHER ACTS, INCLUDING Matineest ano Nights: 400 1} years without previously hay-| DOLLY KAY, THOS. J. RYA N , coldant:. oral t O'NEIL and “CY” PLUNKETT led — 7 \ing an accident. "He promised to! poy Granalon Bitake tty ° . spond his driver's Ii s part . ay Look Yourself in the Face | E p ccgtecapan mcr il Sate tate the sentence would be pronounced Step up to a mirror and study what you see there. Mirrors Last Timen galled ae LABOR DAY are honest, impartial. Study particularly the eyes and chin. | ithe: cpostaenay | Carried Bullet in in Your eyes reveal your mind, your chin your determination. | “QUEEN OF SIN” Brain for 24 Years SPE Cc IALS ! TT Marguerite De Ln 12 OMAHA, Aug. 29.—John §. Gretz- If It's Tents, See U: + ‘ ‘t Motte and ‘Tully ir, 48, died at his home tn Jamaica, en! Do your eyes show a man intent on getting ahead? Does Marshall Ne: laat allt accontidacts: word, ¥ i eee your chin show a determination to succeed? Do you see a | oPn0gd oF recelved here, He has lived for tho|| “Sct tisboccnt te cn i ‘ FORTUNE” past 24 years, carrying a steel Jack-|| 7x7 wall tents .. ‘ man who can, ten years hence, look himself in the face | Gea hullet in his brain, 7x9 wall tente with a free conscience? Ho was wounded in the Philipping || $X20, wall tents. . 10x12 wall tents insurrection in 1899. Tho bullet U. 8B. pup. tents, complete A savings account here is a sure step to success. A good lodged at the base of the left cere- || . with folding. poles brum and physicians permitted It to |] Army axes ... bank connection is indispensable to ambition, Now is the remain there for fear an operation || ATM water, buckets «1 i125: Boys’ Army Shoes time to start, would cause death, Tole: sina iee’ ieee DE Strong Brown Calf Radlo-photographa taken at the|| Folding cota at ’ 75 Leather ‘ l time are among the first known to b voy HET ic areca hae wean tl We Rentaltent Tents, Camp aoe ab MARY PHILBIN ¥ way mail service for the past and 1% 4y, employed as an Inspector in the bios Furniture, Blankets, ma, a: Ete, $63.85 ff NORMAN KERRY Aut Tins WrEK Being a Preacher CAMP LEWIS Pair I “Look Your Best!” Lucky for Russian WIRELESS 11 to 1814, $3.25 Pair Far Too Good to Miss A Rupert Hughes’ Production Aye. and Whae, comer tT Not knowing that immigration Univeralty and Wertern Ave, Colleen Moore and laws do not apply to ministers, | n bridge, A L Rabbt Selah Nahum, hia wife and ae fot-3411 daughter, Russian subjects, nary rowly, .eachpod deportation when. . : ‘m. is), 31g. 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