The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1924, Page 11

a f4 Independents of Coll i | . Neavryo s+ . FPiove was MORE ENDURING olleges United | Our Mary’s Birthday THAN LIF ‘America’s Sweetheart” Has Discovered the Famous Fountain of Youth ' ; SECOND CAPACITY WEEK NOW Reduce tote in? Days = “a million dollar Me LILLIAN GISH IN HER GREATEST SCREEN TRIUMPH “THE WHITE SISTER” To miss seeing this wonderful pic- ture is to miss two hours of the most enjoyable pleasure of your lifetime. It’s from the famous novel by F. Marion Crawford. JAZZ WEEK Including = La Plante long way toward more firmly Youth perennial—what de-| aE cription would better uit next p ture is tol ft De this lovely girl, who is peel b ng at you from the mirror? Thousands of dollars have | been spent by rival film con loerns to usurp. Mary Pick- ford’s throne, but to no avail.| |For 15 years she’s reigned supreme as “America’s Sweetheart,” and today she is celebrating her 31st birth- day. Even Father Time can't} | halt Mary's wonderful career| for she can still wear the} | famous Pickford curla and\ act the part of a youngster, | Plastic surgery and other modern “age” remedies have played no part in keeping her youthful. Mary, lead us to your Fountain of Youth! \Are ae Fat? Just Try This | priscrica NDEAN Wem v8 MATINEES Se KIDDIES te 4 SUN... The AGES the EXTRA “ c| «EVES.& st 7 LOGES ec ANDY WARD'S ORCHESTRA by Yao WOT PT ST WUE . is a man or woman who has no “willpower” as a result of lead. May McAvoy will ‘play the ing feminine role in the pleturiza tion of “Tarnish,”” much discussed |New York stage play, to be directed d ‘ nerve force exhaustion \tor Samuet Goldwyn by George WM DESMOND Fo rs =: the company was forced to go to Al | Fitzmaurice . KED LIVES geria, where the natives were war-| Aj) the physical eu whieh | oped ring on the Italian ernment. Un tability, ‘Bluhiil spreads like butter ¥ guard night and day, tho! peadaches onstantly in danger of },- ked by wild Mohammedan i der mi ches, indigestion, | “The Breathless estos millet Moment” . are nothing | Ninety-nine Per Cent Comedy nerve force exhaust ag compared with { Henry King’s production unit figh of “The White Sister,” which, with oe. Lillian Gish starring, is winning WHIM WITH HOOT mieh favorable comment at the Blur 3 awful effects | will power.” | | Mouse, It was necessary to © aln of scores of | * With « Dramatic Watlep! orde enough “will power” j desert acenes, and in order to photoplays, plays an old-fashloned igh. The mem “Santi t dement in bad a dayn |, | EoBREY BALE AS.. Otts ocean poco | Makes One Look Twenty Years}. fi mor blood to playing Youeée Giwwon's role le that of an easy theip nerve. force with | “Blossom Time” and and women who used to be) Matured young cowboy who pret BUSTER LORENZO e his girl 10c taorim. Atwars LO GIRL REVUE to be a band r ” 3 | andpa and Grandma are| psy ee ig vikg tthe ‘eeouiet singing “The Song of Love’ PICTURES | now setting the styles by darkening |) oo onaite the siren ve valuable | product their gray hair with a simple home|" °PPo#lie Mie siar ~ wait 0 apy antereg 9 r ATT , > oe ctive living nerve force | VAUDEVILLE | mixture na fe nich moat resembles that | 1. Wor fnstance, 3.A\-éCrea, a welt] | coLUMBIA FEATURING * Anerve celle of man. | known Californian, recently mado} ALL. PROGRAM | ts ne giren ving |the following statement “e the farce comedy be aajd to be both a. blood , NEW ‘Anyone can prepare a simp.e mix h Laura La Plante Over 4,000,000 | at w v] versal star annually. 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