The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 10

THE CS HEHE (MONTE WORKED FOR PLACE } LNBER TT 4 SE “Dress Well— Never Miss the Money” Ww Gifts Here Hats off to the girl who wins this TONIGHT— Goot-Tye to SURE MAD" TONIGHT Last times \ TODAY'S R GRAMS “ANNA CHRISTIN" darrible Ouz: Credit MOUSE—"Little Old New woman- Starting , Thomas Metehan tn Saturday— rtWwomanctrooke hater! » Chaney in “Phe ok of Notre Dam Something big that will entertain you immensely — Anna .* Good: d— Saturday— Two big events— Hoot? Gibson in “The || Mad." Wilttam Rua Have Changed Van in” GIFTS GIFTS He Will Appreciate | That Will Please Her Overcoats | Bath Robes Two-Pants Suits Suit Cases Bath Robes Hand Bags ‘Sweaters Umbrellas Sports Coats Silk Hose uit Cases | Wrist Watches Hand Bags Pearl Necklaces Hats u Ear Drops Shoes COLONIAL Drivin’ ¥ MARKET Pury hard Marthelmess tn STAGE ORTPHEUM—"The Bon Dodger,” and other vaudeville, r Triple headline vaude- “The Naughty oan Dick Hyland and comp Abie’a Trish Bon," National romance of @ white girl BLUE MOUSE Brooches When Marion Davies sacrificed OF FLAMING PASSION her beautiful halr to impersonate her brother, she surt Caps Mesh Bags pletely from the jolly Fountain Pens I § with | Slippers Tea Sets tho sad Irish boy, And following | | ys Lavallieres the strict orders of a stern vent | Hetore ; Oxfords Manicuring Sets brings her into many pecullar situ: | Such. Monte Blue “Safety Razors Fruit Bowls ath While not for a moment | Asventery! Irene Rich does she lose the boyish actiohs and | Collars M Dolls | A Acie Is tricks, yet it does not take the au-| Mare McDermott Arm Bands joudoir Lamps dience Tong to reallz that sho ts | ‘ a : ; Bipotalechs bala deeply in’ love -with’ her guardian: | Norma Shearer Handkerchiefs Carving Sets Boe ea proven eo poplar that ext | Ivory Clocks Alec B, Francis other week has been Shaving Sets N. 5, a “Little Old New York Sets p Bde a | ‘ Poker Sets We have arranged LIBERTY Se ' Gloves With a Seattle ‘Anna Christle," the picturization | fy Silk Ties Wholesale Jeweler of Eugene O'Neill's Pullteer Prizo| by GEOROE ADE he a i | play was having tt last 5} } Knit Ties To show you at the Liberty Friday, F ae i} Bow Ties At his Sample Rooms, 3 c who is not arald to face life} Anything you wish an “Back Home and its facts, this picture can not| Garters For Christmas fail to hold powerful appeal. ‘Tho Belts In Jewelery, y is rely human and is| : Zita, ” re told on the screen, Cuff Links See Watches, “Thundergate.” a unique story of| Watch Chains | Clocks, Rings, Chinese and white people, 1s com-| Stick Pi Floor Lam ing to tho Liberty screen as the} ns Toilet Sets, Beads, new feature starting Saturday. Silk Shirts Earrings, and ou Spee | : JUMBIA ‘ i} Dress Shirts PyeLy thing in the Burlesquing the daily Incidents of — Wool Shirts ewelry line. lifo in a mot of Amer: With Come and iet us d t ica's discovery— Underwear Give you an a teach he HRs Lila Lee Pajamas Introduction nde 5 oot G yak hs “‘Colambus”’ Louise Dresser | A Night Shirts To him and you select The : Some present-day stars found getting i i Robert Agnew ginning ~end the end. Ss ders Some exceller.t : Some present-day stars found getting into the movies one Produced by the Yale Mary Astor Inbetwcen lay liles juspenders CHEIIIEAR lite, and | of the easiest things in the world while othens found it Edgar Norton acmdecm nana cnore Umbrellas Have:them charged— among the hardest. Monte Blu one of the latter. He is John Sainpolis Canes Make a sisal first one of those rugged, hard individuals that has survived Vera Reynolds Jewelry | Payment and pay us many a cold and wintry blast and has struggled to his pre ent eminence by hard manual labor. Monte is next to be seen here in “Lucretia Lombard,” which is coming to the Strand Saturday. A Paramount Laff- Infested Comedy Drama Added Attraction— EMIL HANSEN In Three Novelty Numbers PUB Check items you are interested in and make your melodious early STARTS SATURDAY JAMES OLIVER ia CURWOOD'S @ newent tale of BoXs’ Tom Meighan Good in “Woman Proof” BY Mone; the p ALLACE Coliseum Concert 427 FIFTH AV 25 At TES Orchestra Strand Orchestra forest 142) 1 AVENUE a tion will Between Pike and Union Streets 1a muppe URLITZER fee ares : wes ating ‘fo which is sborne Putnam inelan mo! i 0 Stearns fighting! leading estry a Friday, day conf here. J day. 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