The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 7

THURSDAY. AUGUST | NOW | FUNNY BEN TURPIN a 80, 19238 THE SEATT i STAGE WORLD SCREEN of MAKE-BELIEVE eeeve At Winter Garden Tn the Mack Sennett Special “THE SHRIEK ARABY" ND— Jean Stratton Porter's “MICHAEL O'HALLORAN”... cELS TODAY'S PROGRAM SCREEN y Mates Post tn per old Madness,” his COLISEUM —<« son and tu latest pleture LIBERTY —Leatrii Moore Mt STRAND—The Matt Joy and BLUB COLUMBIA—M y WINTER GARDEN tane COLONIAL—"Sure-Fire Flint STAGE MOORE-—Loulse Lovely heading Or phoum vaudeville bill mr re 1G-—Will King d company in vandeville, jeville and pho- STRAND How motion 4 Meari ©, Le Wel, waly Ward feature Organiat now ilan's s w at the Liber and Matt Moor tured roles. de LaMotte is star of “Fools "the new feature t.|at the Winter Garden. The | picture said to be full of n| wholesome humor and prom- | ises to please Winter Garden 1c} patrons. | Marguerite | the |of Fortune feminine GREATER THEATERS BOOK BIG FEATURES BLUE MOUSE tle motion picture fans are Ben Turpin Guire are fea and The _ Won dertul Police with ee ae ri “ional de- | in the ere will be tho goes IN FIVE RANGOON, Aug. toriado swept thru Moulmein, here, and in five minutes .rez hundreds homeless | Age- Old Footprint lw INTER GARDEN Discovered i in Clay : Marg Simpson, Dilhare seen in “? attra The p As ment in the the site of a Ua at’ Keynsham ) years old series of Wester the readers ¢ Fireball in Thunder Storm Strikes Home {AM, Eng. Aug. struck local houne cal storm in he siz COLISEUM MISS BRIGHT announces the Fall opening of her class and dances, Sep- | tember Ist. Beginners’ class, every Sat- urday, 7 to 9. Advanced class, Wednes-| day, 7 to 9. Social dancing, Wednesday and Saturday. (All welcome.) Class and private lessons in the latest steps (9 two-hour lessons. %). By my easy method you learn to dance the new dances quickly and correctly, MISS BRIGHT, 1906 41 in-6: The of the > is an exciting story 4 was mado from novel of the a baseba! James Ol! | one ee ame name Thi nice, can be Ad © cozy, comfy | CHORISTER 2 Aisealltace Not to Lose Sight of Sun MELBOU Aug. The Aus. at Pine ent now. as Prrowning jing § ©. Established 101 Years Have Made Boys’ Clothing Since Grandfather Was a Boy If experience counts, Browning King & Co, should certainly know how to put durability into Boys’ Clothing. To our knowledge, no other concern in the country has made boys’ clothing for as many years. <A National Institution Golfers Are Held Up and Cash Taken | gf CHICAGO, Aug. Two early morning golfers on the Jackson park links were held up and robbed of 37 | 30. | THIS ONE FOR THE MI hat was the text of t th His beloved sleep.” the All the bele n Her ee We Rent Tents, Camp Furniture and Blankets CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS Revay Howard, pretty and| talented chorister, is one of the popular favorites of Will King's musical comedy com- At De HONE YS pany at the He ilig theater. NEW ACADEMY Pike at Thirteenth Monday Eve., EXTRACTION FREE DAILY (with other work) There is no wholesaler’s profit to boost the Browning King retail prices for either boys’ or men’s clothing. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, 2-piece, full lined knickers, one pair made golf style; newest styles, fabrics and patterns. Sizes 7 to 18 years. $13.75, $14.95, $16.50, $18.50 to $25.00. Juvenile Suits, Oliver Twist, Middy and Coat styles, 3 to 10 years. Special, $7.45. ..-.-95¢ Boys’ Stockings ...35¢ Sweaters, school «colors, Boys’ Golf Stock- at $4.45 to $10.95 INGBi Svc ce sess SOE Sweaters, brushed wool, Cotton Pajamas. .$1.35 coat style, New Fall Hat at. ..$3.95 to $5.45 Caps exhibition dane by the De Hone Mamr Orchestra Vinest academy, where 10 best dancers attend. Pop: DANCING Intermediate class starts Thursday eve, Boptember &, at £220. need starta Monday Caspers Melody Shop “ae _ J “—S i Dp on10 PAINLESS, (Pew st | | Our partial plate, which does not cover the roof of the mouth if you | have two or more teeth AND nagural neon... $5.00 42 $4, 00 AND GOLD CROWNS . UP Most of or present patronage ta recommended by our early custom. ers, whose work {# still giving good | atinfaction. *eKll work guaranteed for 15 years | Examination free. OHIO CUT ATR TS Fatnblished 20 Yenrs ond Ave. and University St. peen no to 6 Dally—® to 12 Sundoye Boys’ Blouses not be confused with y dance hall. You can never learn danc ing in private lessons from infertor have practice 2nd Ave.at University, Arcade Square Private few gentleman Ine 0269, Clip All hours. Lady tors and Phone BA at | nish | them: n | spring | penings LE STAR Only One More Day to Enter Star Movie Test Tiny Miss Makes Bic -atrons Have BY NICK SCHW ARTZ more day to enter the 17 enter Ent with the horr Bat It's por real baby es} the » may yet be of anoth Jackie Coc Pewey lo, too, that we'll bh tar, for one of thi entrants ia Betty Jun year and a halt old, pounds light. Bett enty th he hag ta and we're all with her KIDS MAKE GREAT HIT AT MOORE The n the contest have. fur nderful entertainment for who at mat! Moore manager that nudienc for acting, dw the people sat the Reiter, clared heard he bas never uugh more or seen ore pleased But to the contest Itself, here is another explanation for those who 1 for Honors; nd to find out | Moore| Great Fun as They Look On fam tin ab direction ON GATURDAY Nobody 1s from will rde re ters ¢ tion who, to me she producers thinks, show made, this n the same day that those AYO & cha who entering have a ome silyer db: ene udge and omme to pe promise sof next were e toe Height . «.++++++ PTererireririiyy eee Weight... Color of Halr. ..ceccesssesceavees Color of Eyes Address . Phone number State if you can appear at matinee. Type of part you wish to PIMy....ssssssesecersererves “The Covered Wagon”? I s Gripping Historical Play Pioneer Picture Is One That Is Not Forgotten in Few There uccessful story or photo play based on hist al fac mething gripp is not forgott something j ‘attrac ‘s f » weeks ago I saw r Par that ts sche that that are not t in two weeks wagon trains, ngeous and stalwart pio-| families and meager ; the plains of the Mid-) the West; bes of red me fear and nd love, constitute, part, “The Cov angered and happi ered and most FAMILY ea tho family e Wingate, caravan leader who, in 1848, waited at West Port ing, now Kanms City, for “jump off" toward Oregon and one Will Banton, of a second caravan. Wingate and Banfon joined forces at West Port Landing, and started upon thelr journey together. Win- gate’s daughter, Molly, was young and fair. Will Banton, a courageous follow, recognized this Love followed, despite the Molly was “engaged,” not sfaction, to Sam Woodhull, her father’s right-hand man. Of course, jenlousies arose | and trouble brewed. Meanwhile, however, the caravans | did hot stand still, Over the plains they slowly rolled—the oxen trudg. of |ing and trudging and trudging. But despite the disheartening hap- | including an Indian attack of flame and arrows, and the un expected departure of a number of ' REVUE he Gypay’s Tayi" Noel Lester & Company Four Queens of Syncopation Harry Sullivan & Ruth Meyers There are some mighty fine Used Cars in to- night’s Want Ads. A small pa; ment down and small monthly pay- ments make the car your car. titea | © Land-| the} the leader| W eeks gold fields avans pushed on into the winter LOIS WILSON 0) STAR OF CAST nce, of cc Molly and happiness ure, B, . Tespectively and w player, and J an who, despite not of the Others of prominence rf ism, Ass in as es, | gat | A family vaudeville the: ALL THIS WEEK Colleen Moore FOOLS OF FORTUNE With 'TULLY MARSHAL and an Exceptional Winter Garden Orches Comedy —_ Claaste Any Time, 10¢; Loge Sent! Use Fly-Tox. No dust. Won't stain. Harmless.Pleasant odor. Halfpint 50c er Free. Sold by | Broesetes Grocer, Dept. Stores WENATCHEE REX SPRAY CO. EL tot-2314 |, 710 Arctic Bldg. a snows of Ore- is ad fin y Lois Wil insome NOW— Follow the big the crowds t« A Paramount Super-Sensation ao ROY BARNES NITA NALDI MONTANA TY COMPSON s T CREOKD DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS THOMAS MEI A KEMRIGAN ON R J MAY McAVOY BEN TURPIN AND 10 ee JAZZ CLASSIC—“'Carol! | | | | Also— “PLUS AND MINUS” A Cameo Comedy Playing ‘‘Katinka,”’ Warren Ker-| ome hero. | the caste | ~ Jesse W' “Mrs. am Woodhul Bridges,” a trader; | ment, =| old, as Win- atre “Look Your Best!” A Rupert Hughes’ Production with tra “PAGE 7 ATRICE JOY HAMPTON NES AYRES A SIGRID HOLMQUIsT CK KOSLOF, ¥ POLA NEGRI WILLIAM 8. HART LE TAYLOR A DANA ICKFORD MORE! whe STRAND ORCHESTRA Under WINELAND by Frimt ina in the Morning” west Torrence, “Jackson,” Ban- 's Triend; Guy Oliver, “Joe Dun- an,” in the service of the govern- and Johnnie Fox, 12 years “Jed Wingate.” 1 Certainly all people of this coun- try should want to see ‘The Cov- \ered Wagon''—particularly all peo ple of the West. For the story in fyolved shows how the ‘'West’’ be: gan. In New York, where the pic- been running since April,| 1 managers are asking that | it continue in their city for the re-| mainder of the year. On the Pacific coast it is already scoring as few pictures before have done. Ei | Soi In 1921, 197 French fortunes paid 3,000,000 francs each in income taxes, which French writers say proves that wealth’s becoming . more | concen- trated. Home of the Big Successes AY MORE— with Leatrice Joy, Matt Moore and Raymond Grif- NO MATI TOMORR On Fridays only thé Hellig opens at 5 p. Ackerman & Harris Proffer WILL KING in “DANCING MAD" Kiddies a Dime Any Time “A Palr of Sixes” JOHNNY HINES In “Sure-Fire Flint” | Friday a! HARRY CARRY “Crashin' ‘Thru’ wi cheaper, Star Want Ad rates are Use them. -MA in-0600. Dr. Wo, Chinese Doctor Licensed Herb Specialist * ‘Treats all allments with Chinese mature herbs. Many get well ring from somach, YeGraaiae aes ache, catarrh, \pereousn cough, cold. kidney. blood, skin, “bladder ahd- female disord: Call or write. Hee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. James St. cor. 2nd Ave., Seattle Established 1903. Phone Main 2195 Don’t Miss The Great Love Drama of ALL ‘TIME STARRING Mary Philbin —and— Norman Kerry “Yes! We Have No Bananas” Still getting encores both as a song and a fox- trot! But have you heard Furma: d Nash sing it or the Lanin Orchestr swing it into a captiva' ing dance on Columb Records? If you're o! of the few who haven't, Just ask. Tor y The Song, A-3873 TheFox-trot,A-3924 At Columbia Dealers ‘ati atin (ve ew PrOC ess»