The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1924, Page 14

rut EATTLI LAR — a : ts — Anti-Tuberculosis HE vie Fi} | Pan Audiences [| JIMMY | | VQU’LL FIND) Meeting at Everey Rejected Woman : Enthuse Over | mpegs | \T HERE THIS WERK Is Role Alma Rubens Plays in Film Drar I - z= ‘ Movie Villain ANOTHER BiG Showing This Week at Blue Mouse MIDSUMMER pore tee Earle Williams Has eS fb Interesting Role : with ALMA RUBENS and CONRAD NAGEL Amer H SPECIAL ne ery ? SUMMER. great in t PRICES wes Raber’ ANY SHOW es , ANY DAY pay Teas “Bagdad Revue” Making Big hpen LADIES J.» 3": SATURDAY . , Pele Popout yp the Will King musical com- ttlace Hip theater. Jimmy hails from California and his |r vocal ability and pleasant per- “WANDERING ff 2: HUSBANDS” § crace Davison onality have won for him a|\, f i place of prominence in the | 414 the talented King troupe. He i Ee: appearing in the current pro- with Winning Favor dys on Paice o| ale JAMES KIRKWOOD | nning duction this week, “Spice o’| and LILA LEE | Just how unchristlan a band of Life.” self.styled Ch ght out the dramatic p | Davison is star Garden ans can be, !s| Phe Splendid Lie ture In which ¢ at the Wint 1 (Mich.) fan re-| Housekeeping rooms are so handy roadcasters| close to town, The Wan simple re ¢ bet and| have Mt ss Davison made her debut as » star in “Love, Hate and th | Woman" and is now working on a —_ on e-tube amplifier wajting for FLORENCE VIDOR ||; hicd ot a sevice abe is tmeking TRIMONT MBG. CO, Cortes. ROXBURY. MASS M0, og “Borrowed Husbands” film now at the Winttr ( | Alma Rubens, She is co-starring with Conrad Nagel in the second and it presents Miss Dav “The Re ison in a fine dramatic role * : : scted Woman,” the photoplay which is showing at Y K h “ot DOG" as | the Blue Mouse this week. Tho Nagel and Miss Rubens our ltchen Sa } ’ A have appeared in pictures a good many years, this is the you a “kitchen slave” or are you the master of the home Abbess phe ie JUDNICH Jack Hoxie Film first time they have bcen in the same photoplay restiont : bag oie. lids ting Accordlo; I Thrill 0 workman can get good results without good tools; hov y cepente zeta the principal ad Ni sa TUCET! yy xsa RUBENS and Conrad Nagel | Mian Rubens a nee to wear some kit op equis Have you t . dresse as E Li Jeal Kitchen. It tells how the hero of the story move teps, time and trouble. It tells Wyndham Standing is prominent model o le of nec STOMACH |: TROUBLE ENDED William Mele Until Wednesday GRACE DAVISON — fi “The Splendid Lie” GLASSES $2.00 fous equip. 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DAVID ¥ it p.m.- (ie VAUDEVILLE | AND FEATURE PICTURES Th | Come Anytime lu{ Come Early if "Home Select your new plano from the ap lendia ‘Six.Cylinder a Love’ Opening Monday, July Spoken Drama—Not a TODAY unl Natural Remedice Dr. Wo, Chinese Doe- tor, Herb Specialist, compounds the Chi Nature Herbs, root cific for stomach, head- “Sheikesses” of Bagdad are seen here in some of the bizarre costume creations which ache, colds, rheumatism, nervousness, — catarrh, || they wear this week on the Heilig stage, where, together with Ray Robinson’s celebrated Never Before Has cough and blood dis- stock of orders. ‘Tréat with Nas | orchestra, they are staging an advance appearance, prior to their opening, shortly, with Seattle Seen Such The Meyer-Toner M, Mee Wo Chintan Medics fee | | the Bagdad Cafe, below the Heilig. 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