The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 15

VEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 1924 Saturday Comes Gala Northwesi Premiere DAVID BELASCO Says: “Lillian Gish has reached the very high- point in action, and delightful ex- est pression.” LILLIAN GISH In her greatest of all her famous screen triumphs “THE WHITE SISTER” from the famous story that could not die, by F. CRAWFORD, of a love MARION $2.00 « to see thi pleture, We will shew It here AT POPULAR PRICES N ES (Daily) - Be AND SUNe | te and Ben Lyon are cast tn * ite Moth,” Barbara La Marr LAST DAY FoR Solleen Moore has atarted on her a“ Hy next picture, namely “The Perfect ourrriend | * a and Mine” | [isi TONIGHT ALSO | “The Mandan’s Oath”) | Fashion Follies 4 BILLIE DOVE 5 CULLEN LANDIS “YOUTH TO YOUTH” | 55 A Story of a Girl W Knew That She W of 24 WITH THOMPSON & CLARK'S COMEDIANS GEORGEOUS COsTUM —PICTURES— PRETTY GIRLS Matinee Pictures That You™! Like at a Dally 10c 20 P.M. Mate: Darly £30. Evex.: 7 4 G ) SPECIAL Ab lee S ‘pAD Diy -EDNA WALLACE sy MOPPERE << a PERSON) GENERAL ‘ 4 ADMISSION DOS | THE SBATTLE STAR PAGE 15 eee 1) Film Contest |{« Starts Friday Want Letters on Fair- Law Forbids” Divorce Problem Picture Coming to Columbia TOMORROW GOOD-BYE TO— banks, Jr. look 1 UF] t for Dougla ate, is cor In Hie Ma-Meet Special fmeti “MILE-A-MINUTE ROMEO” is to be shown at the Hellig | theater, starting next Brida The prediction is freely made that | boys everywhere, you and old, 1 acclaim the pleture “a p | because it is brimming over | tion put there by the pen of Mict ard Harding D while girls of, nil @ges are & g to find in the young hero a type approaching | thelr ideal However otriki jthe list doesn't Attracifon Extraordinary whole bagful of other possibilities What do you think? If you can suggest further fens-| i ible roles that will make entertainment ag his first after seeing it at the Helllg, you may win the prizes being offered by | the Beattle Star In conjunction with | the theater r ‘The prize lst fo! STARTING FRIDAY— Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Inn Paramount Pleture “STEPHEN STEPS OUT” anagement lows SVECIAL— Buster Lorenzo “The Volee Yow Never Forget” GRIFFITH “FIND” IN Holyoke “THE EXTRA GIRL” | Spring street. Meet- Ralph Graves, who 1s playing the lay, Wednesday, Thursday recipeh = role Par 1 a evenings. Strangers Girt h plumbii week is a y me.—Ady. D. W. Griffith find, Graves, it w be remembered, mado his screen Tonsifs suece treated; no debut In “Dream Stream. He is ery capable player and a 9 ation. Herb Medic . opp. Bor Co., Denny arche.~—A@y. | Scene from “The Law Forbids,” described as a draanatic _| story of the modern divorce problem, which will be the next attraction at the Columbia following “The Extra Girl,” Mabel Normand’s pular starring vehicle. Wewifred§ Bryson and Robert Ellis are shown here. Baby Peggy has a @ prominent role in this offering, too. You Can’t Get Away With It! Besides Gr usual mertt Anne Hern | HERGESHEIMER STORY Blue Mogse this Loves Mamma,” ON BLUE MOUSE SORE 6 yyed the pic- gore in rs fea! niy five players in| t t ry nice is prod uen n i see. Le i 4 bh hi 4 Vv rT sm Se ee * Banished or Money Back The Law Charies A. Post . 1—Mrs. Reece Gardner and daughter, Charlotte je Br a BEWARE i x | o- | TOM MIX THRILLS Reece Gardner, leading man with Will King Players; COUGH OR COLD | HEILIG PATRONS 8—Reece Gardner and Rose Henry some years ago, when they appeared on the Par _— circuit as the popular juve- . fy ema ree California Vitatene Mineral Salts Will Restore You Health—Positively! Water | to Detying ot This marvelous remedy from Mother | re’s Laboratory effectually ei inates all poisons from the body, caus- ing the organs to function Bormahy. wild of Tony, frove belly Tris Acid, Malaria, Prose die: (hints of che timeres 08 ¥ fatitis, Diabetes, Rheumatism (which Mo" folks think of old-timers a ‘INFLUENZA Max Bra {a the result of poisons tn the system) Delonging to the white-haired | chronte coughs and persistent|{s being shown to Hellig patrons | 4nd other allied complainta, weilemhsnas aaah: wigs eelae As & preventive, melt and | 14, tend to ser lung trouble. | this week You must be satisfied that you are ‘ou op em no th C) - Tor introduc nev ea @ treatment costs you noth-/| over, but Will King’s merry mus oe eens wopoepotadis say P24 RB age peg ditag at “ are, the Sane. aed dere nedy show tt ¢ mn sicaehpte Pyaar sicviedaiaer Sradielen wig gbtns am picture Is by California’s Vitatone Mineral Water} medy show bonsts an extremely pastep tepals take, Creomulsion Ia|of Betty Jewel, a pretty little have banis youthful “old-timer” In the person of medical discovery with two-/ brunette, who won prominence in P be An} 5 HERE Reece Garden, talented young lead one 17 a eto fold action: it soothes and heals the|1, Ww. ffith’s “Orphans of the}? HERE UNTH inflamed membranes and kills the! storm.” ifs yg vo ne wa ng man. a = .| “Duns Park swimming pool opens|eerm. eee , The Owl Drag Company. ABEL 5 & Seattle lad and started Reece his theatrical career singin: NORMAND Saturday, March 29. | Of all known drugs, creosote te to the “FLYING DUTCHMAN" IS <== | recognized by the medical fraternity | y W WINTER GARDE IN trated slides tn various Seattle as the greatest healing agency for “THE EXTRA GIRL” the treatment of chronic coughs and Inter- theater CS @ joined in n t ‘1 enters.“ Later be joined tn an'e BEST LAXATIVE Jcolds and other forms of throat and | william Eide written by his aunt—Mrs, M. Mc lung troubles. Creomulsion contains, | ch itey sfason, will be sho . lenry, also of in addition to creosote, other healin: pings : Cullough—with Rose Henry, also of rlements Which soothe and heal the | romantic story with mystery and Seattle. These youngsters became od membranes and stop the ir- | comedy Interwoven the proteges of Alexander Pantages emo parry while the | Beginning Thursday, ‘The Flying d were billed as “The Two Blos ed into the blo acks the | Dutchman,” adapted to the screen Their act was the feature of f the trouble and destroys the|from Richard Wagner's {mmortai rms that load to ¢ Creomulsion is teed satis-| ri ctory in the treatment of chronie| cludes Elia Hall, 1 cbial asthma, | ter Law and nd other forms | ‘ sc: (a iseases, and 18) FORMER FOtu... wiRL a4 the system | | 4 iarter colds or the flu.) Money te. | COMING TO COLONIAL Billie Dove, who deserted the | fanded if any cough or cold, no mat- fer of how Jong standing. js Rot re- | lies to become a screen actr tured Youth the Yout! first vaudeville show that ever motion, | on at the old Lois theater, In those days vaudeville performers did five shows a day and continuous performances on Saturdays and Sun days with meals served back stage Foliowing a very successful tour { almost every state in the Union, fisbande: opera, will be shown. The cast in- on Butt, Wal- oxen. If Headachy, ‘Bilious, Sick, | Constipated rrow “rae FLYING DUTCHMAN” Coming D. ™ Griciiene A special discount of 20 per cent off all hearing aids (excepting the Lit- tle Gem Ear Phone) for 10 days. ROBSoR® Heved after joining the Juvenile Bostonians and Reece accepting an engagement with the Will King players in California He has been with Will King over ‘ t years and is one of the most tr members of the company. In California Reece married Char- Tompkins, a Pittsburg girl, who was a member of the company The Gardners have a dear little bungalow overlooking Lake Wash ington and the “Mrs.” who has now retired from the stage, stays home to take care of little Chariotte, a th fal ‘Thursday. Tho story by Footner is described as a delightful comedy-drama of youth and the theater, | Cullen Landis, Noah Beery, Edythe Chapman and Zazu Pitts are mem- bers of the supporting cast. | Paderewski Sees Blue Mouse Show Paderewsk! is a movie fan! pe | MEREARTER. Week - day con start at 2:60 p.m. Evenings, |5:10, Sunday and holidays, and 9:10 PADEREWSKI WORLD'S GREATEST eS ri The famous planist, who Is to ap- erubie three-year-old, who alreadys| No griping or Inconvenience fol- n arte : PIANIST, WHO on ey ae af totontog her daddy’ ajlows a gentle liver end bowel pear in concert at the Arena tonight, W. ROBSON IVAN KILLGORE ® es slg an caponent of terp.| cleansing with “Cascarets.” Sick | was one of tho patrons of the Blue a Ww ATTENDED THE ie © ” v | Headache, Billousnes: 8, Indis Moure Tuesday night to seo “Wild oe es BGA Rooms gm gestion, and all such distress gone Oranges.” Paderewski laughed and The Old Reliable Optical Place Saite 4056 Arcade Square FOURTH FLOOR Reece's former vaudeville partner | is also married and living in a Seattle. “White Sister” ? Due Here Soon = Lillian Gish’s triumphant success, ‘The White Sister,’ is announced for its premiere at the Blue Mouse urday, 2 29, rhe Whi the co-operation of the Italian ernment It has been characterized one of the most beautiful film: ver screened, In addition to the superb acting of , who plays the role in Allen starred #0 success: ully on the speaking stage, ‘The White Sister’’ has many thrilling pectacular scenes, The eruption of Vesuvius supplies the climax for this powerful picture, which was dl-| rected by Henry King, best known for his work in ‘’Tol’able David." | TENTS oll Kinde Ueed THEATRE LAST NIGHT TO SEE “WILD ORANGES” Said: “It’s Fine— Very Nice” bed morning. Most harmless laxa- applauded Andy Ward's jazz num- tive for Men, Women and Children | also 260 and 500 sizes, w Playing Matinees Today and Saturday * was made with Ov YOU HAVE ONLY UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT TO SEE THIS SPLENDID SHOW-—FOR SATURDAY COMES “THE WHITE SISTER" NEXT WEEK STARTING TUESDAY, APRIL 1 |The Fruity Laxative } Sold by All Drug Stores | Made by McKesson & Robbins, Ine New York Stewart & Holmes Co, Bpectal Wholesale Distridu Y—2 10-8115 11 18¢, 25e, BOe, The, $1 Matiners: _lSe, 2he, Oe “SARAH | JOE E. PADDEN BROWN ation” | + Avent Me FIVE PRTLEYS MLLE. ANNE CODEE _The Parisian Comedienne EEN AND MYRA “ALYN MANN In “A WHIRT, OF DANCE” WIRELESS 76 University st. H. L. KNOX Husiness and Vocational Expert “Reasons for Success or Failure” ‘Ten Vital Causes of Failure Ton B Principles of Success MASONIC CLUB Fifth Floor Arcade Bullding TONIGHT » Collection “rhe ie “ask tor Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Mith DAILY M MATINELS! : Eee rvasetion EXCEPT. 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