The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1923, Page 7

Special Holiday Prologue Reet {Remarkable fome Treatment given by ™ Had It. ———— Tn the year of 03 I was attack- a by Muscular ind Subacute theumatism. I suf- fered as only those who are thus af- Onelxow PLAYING | a) mel ed BES aS SLAVE DESIR "slave Peagy in “The ork.” Uirlo tn “Tiger KM GARDEN-—John Gilbert in Hen. e~Wrank Mayo and Cor OnPHRUM—Denny devil Leonard and — Nellie Fernandes and P—Will King Dearl nd aid company tn Belaac y rector Sidney Franklin company moved to “location" wilds of Yosemite valley. Here, in one of nature's charming strongholds, ama of a 1 in lif ding part °| Porrest and Barr | WINTER GARDEN TO HAVE MIDNIGHT SHOW The Winter Garden's annual mid will tod | again this year on New Year's eve, Might matinee ies bls | be pres show taking place imme diately after the regular perform Jancos, ‘The management promises that this year's show will be big and better than ever, with an tractive list of numbers recruited | |from the best in vaudeville, munical | comedy and cabaret, Well knows singers, dancery and comedians will with musical specialties and original novelties, the program of-| fering a variety of stunts that in jclude almost everything pertaining to entertainment, from popular jazz to the more dignified classical hcketa may be secured in advance at the Winter Garden box office. vig HE'S REAL V Rubert Brower, who d king in Jackie Coo; Live the King,” n is without doubt one of the is il yeterans of the amusement} world. At the age of 11, he became Joftice boy at the Lucy Rushton the-| r at Broadway and Spring sts.,| w York. Later, he was in the raster of such celebrities as Edwin Hooth, Charlotte Cushman, Edwin Sullivan, His first |picture was with Frank McGlynn, at | efforts Keaton Film Entertains Comedy Drags a Little, but Pleases Buster Keaton's second feature: length comedy Y the Coliseum a “repeater that it dr Not that “Our Hospitality’ without merit—far from that.’ It good entertainment, and Keaton other product n-faced comed ard of in whic tation irrent offering very evidently padi es the boresome tn th spots thruout the five reels which | might Just as well have been deleted | before it was distributed for public consumption In feature-length productions Kea. ton falls far short of the st set by Harold Lioyd. Lloyd m: to keep up the action thruout, | orating on the plot and whipping the interest to a high pitch all the thm Her Broadway Stage Successt Also— M4.CK SENNETT’S ‘new big e “DY BAD In “Our Hospitality” you get an aver: |B a age of 1% Is eel and a| | bunch of chuckles for good measure, ER HOME | but it’s mainly # case of waiting for y daughter at college writes me| the next super-ridiculous event. \ starring John Gilbert, and | that the Purity League there had a! «py, featured, » | pre 1 by William Fox from | parade for all students who had} jp, a | Richard Harding Davis’ story of | never kissed a girl. Natalie Talmadge, Buster Keaton's wife, has returned to| the ave Wednes-| “How did tt turn out?” | the screen to play with her famous comedian husband and bo - : “One of the fellows took sie and! their first joint appearance is in “Our Hospitality,” now at) pana Lov se iSO e WeUlan yar a” : 1 and ington Columns the Coliseum, |which Cha ——, ~ | “The ¢ picture, w nounced 4 LARRY SEMON in “THE GOWN SHOP” the old Edison studio flicted know, for var three years. I tied remedy after remedy, but such slief as I obtained was only tempo- mary. Finally, I found a treatment) hat cured me tompletely, and) uch a pitiful con- dition has never) meturned. IThave| given it to a num-) er who were ter-| ribly afflicted, even bedridden, some of them} yeventy to eighty. yjears old, and the sults were the ge as in my own! School “Ten cae. | ior ree # want everyjes ————— ct ufferer from any orm of muscular) mind subacute}! swelling at the joints) rheuma- Keaton family is , his wife atalie 1 | Keaton, the new and Buster's fath Joe, an old vaudevillian. The names of the non. family members of the cast are un- a | important. 1E BIG HOLIDAY SHOW] he story ts plotted around the tn- | vention of “The Rocket,” the first id its ragtiing’ Matinees Nights, Holidays Children et in BABY PEGGY & | railway locomotive } coaches and car. ‘This by | exceptionally well done, but the train ix introduced so many times that it ceases to be a novelty, and loses its dramatic and Jaugh-producing abilfity ‘irst two or three times. days of the South In 1830 y & prominent part in the | strong plot if it tly, \ rongest parts In the play com he unique method of saving th ne as she slips over the high ull and the marriage scene, in pistols, horse pistols and muzzle-loading 8 play a prominent part See Keaton, at any rate. The film ig worth the admission price alone, but {t doesn't come up to the stand. | big cast of melod ard of his shorter comedies. And| the BB when you see Will Rogers {n a short | Mile. Laurence Lindgren MM comedy on the same bill, you'll under- | FELIX THE OAT |with a characteristic Rogers-written nd acted plot, and {s short enough j and laughable enough to produce the y lovers crave. ‘s large orchestra in y” are enthulas recelved this week, the second | eeaket movement, played soft and muted | MMM story— pe 2% tho string instruments features | | being particularly pleasing. L. H. “Long * "1 Live the King” CLEVELAND, oO. Dec. 26.— 4 The prairie schooner, once an im. portant link in transportation prob. [ait GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR STAGE WORL BLUE MOUSE of MAKE-BELIEVE: £ oi inns six pase was! CAPERS | | Wednesday having its last showings NEW YEAR'S EVE Yolonial. The well known | rong story of the North, | the Ni "is com: ictures in, famous SCREEN Jackman has Juction of pinion of Who among roles well filled. i of the most popular leading Until Friday Night Only Jackie Coogan in Metro's Mary ntation of of the W ners have knit fraternal b . and a big turnout 4 in “Felix Fills the Shortage” ring to the organiza International News - Scenio ent, A? A? Bass Hauptman's Orchentra h* -: Vervals, Lyric Soprano] ch takes p of th ly-read of all the Lon: ay evoked pra fr as the finest 8 production Novelty Supreme—Kiddles Midwinter Style Show dog pleture ing—Priseilia Dean HITE TIC In addition to the fea program, including topics of the day al renditions by the “Mys ri" tn offered at the new policy | Amis ( A, c : JOUN GILBERT Jack Kauffman Presents ‘ | Dick Hyland & Co. (Something N Jaltogether different from any of th others he has played and ho plays it Prairie Schooners to Bear Tax Pleas “Long Live the -: that a motion picture hich there is no out U. of W. Quartet jiems, will be brought from its his-| Singing Christmas Carols toric past and used again. | But riot as it once was. | The Lower Taxes and Less Legis- lation Jeague, of which Walter H. Lloyd! of Cleveland is secretary, | sponsoring an overland trip to | Washington, u prairie schoon-| Biers as reminders of former “His Children’s Children’ 9 lation. Undér the present plan, wagons ,| will start from various Ohio cities |wheh laws were fewer and and gather in Washington for the lower. It ts proposed that political] big “pow wow” which its sponsors ism, to try the y eat value of my at eigen ia ue wagons| hope will impress the nation’s leg~ improved “Home sinner ae — = : ae eatment” for its oo ana mie remarkable heal- mg power. Don’t) “mor © send a cent; simply neuer mail your name||——sares oncuesma—— ad address and I|— will send it free to! vex « mye After youl’ se + ant oy ive used it and it|% [ts sivas st the fot | has proven itself) ts to be that long- | ONLY ONE loked-for means| of getting rid of such forms of; theumatism, you ay send the price of it, one dollar,| but understand, I) to not want your| Money unless you ate perfectly satis- fied to send it. Isn’t that fair? Why suf- fr any longer en relief is thus iifered you free? Don’t delay. Write! i today. | ee Nee , Maly | op ga ‘A Seatile National Banik HARK H. JACKSON! oY | % SECOND AVENUE at COLUMBIA 1 485- Durston Bldg. SYRACUSE, Ni. Y. 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