The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1924, Page 15

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SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER | has ended sine Heilig Offers { Film Version of War Drama HERE’ iw | AT COLUME J cure Pater) = ar with Laura La Plante | in “Dar This is the whieh Universal has chosen for Pamela Wynne’s novel, “Ann's An Id With this vehicle Miss La Plante ar rives at the star Unive al has b her for five years rous Innocence,” name m for which nm grooming hosen Mary Below is above, one of his melody-makers, engagement at the this week. iT’. Ima Ru have the arranged work by Ahi dful of dance 4. called ** lude 0 be published 1 the lyric Miss Devore | ec and the mel- or Li under ‘the Jauptman Columbia m r daily Columbia all direction of C HOW are central s figures in ‘the story ~ ketche i of ) (LF wiLoue 7 FOR) . “The THE CARTOONIST ed MBL ry) No Lord F auntleroys Henry Ah after regu inea; Hawaiian who start an Colu mbia This special pro-| nine na, who calls} lyrics strung | artist [ “OH, THEM WICKED EYES” ) Behold Lucette Farnys! She to America from France soon—and some lains of the screen had better watch their step. of our possesses as “wicked” jeye as ever flickered before a movie camera. an She's coming sleck vil-| in Py Gang” K ids BY sAC K 0 NOMEYER “They are all what has come to be called the ‘regular American lad.’ Once at a benefit they all refused to be photographed with a little Fauntleroy with golden curls and velvet suit. feet, giving the I noticed Jd . scared, I explained sure scared, Mr. Mo |Gowan,’ he confess but I'll do it | ems if you want me to.’ = “doe did the scene, and did it | well. I was almost awed by that six-year-old's expression of ,con- fidence in me, Joe's attiude re- | fleets that of the entire gang, from Farina, who is three, to | Mickey, nine, It is the one | | precious requirement in our asso- ‘Jubilo, Jr." n which 1a bit with the ‘Gang,’ w the poignant y brings a weary, brow- that the boy reg- a bit of pathos as has | 7 ever been seen on © scr in the world | ALL PLS child how to] I merely ex-| OF SUC whole thing in advance) father John’s Medicine is sold by , letting him work it out in| al) good druggists own way. Had I tried to show} he would have mimicked me in-| 7 RW THIQ OAL of portraying how a small boy RY really under the circum. | | Prompt Relief Given by “Deo” Vapor OVER SIXTY- ‘Mary, the little blonde charm- er, is a natural actress. Also a natural vamp, keeping the male members of the gang in constant turmoil, off and on the screen, So eee ne eee JULIAN ELTINGE IS ON COLISEUM STAGE FOR FAREWELL TOUR ULIAN ELTINGE: is on his last round of theatrical work. His farewell tour started in his home town, Los Angeles, at the Metropolitan theater. The noted impersonator will bid his American theater public good is season after a career cov- yea Eltinge’s —| Catarrh is nothing more nor less than {a chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane of the’ nose and throat. It cold fn the head, m breathing ¢ that irri y begins with ugh it may or any foreign the delicate m: Ordinary methods of treating catarrh are failures simply because they don't reach the affected areas. You've got to heal those raw, tender spots that are hidden away where liquids and ys never touch them. The best and most effective method is to inhale the vapor jot “Deo” each night and morning. | Place plate or cup |your lungs soothing, hi a spoonful of ‘Deo’ in a tin hold over a flame. Fill alr passages with the local ling vapor. Hold your engage- will op t the Coliseum |} breath & few seconds and release theater for one week only. y. This allows the vapor to pene every nook and corner, where it Eltinge's gown will out- do all his former efforts this year. rand kerma and flamed me fine particles, gradually mbranes, destroying healing the in- After having realized her ambition) Right away you will begin to feel bet- Pauline | tor, That nasty dripping in the throat completion of] will cease—the hawking and spitting has moved to] Will lessen—your H and you will again freely through your nos to weat a blonde wig, Starke, with the “Forbidden Paradise,” |the Victor Fleming set and is play- jing the feminine lead in “The De- | vil's Cargo,” with her halr " | ural”—dark brown. 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