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Graphophone Co, v e e e e e e e B e # e L r - OPPORTUNITY - Star Want Adsg An old meda), stamped with the seal of the University of Washing: ton, and dated 1563, was unearthed Saturday at Madison park bathing beach, by B. 8. Roden, a city em ploys who was excavating at the spot. The medal 1s of sterling allver and was buried two feet beneath the surface of the ground. It was in a perfect state of preservation. The relic evidently was mads one year after the university was founded and wis lost on the beach, later be. ing covered by sand and brought in by the waves. Several old colns have been found in the vicinity of the beach, the mosat recent being a $5 gold plece, unearthed by Mike Johnson, None of the professors of history at the university was abloe to throw any light on the medal, which Is shaped ke the shield of a Roman gladiator. MORENO IS CAST WITH POLA NEGRI Antonio Moreno, having finished his work in “The Exciters,” with Bebe Danlels has returned to the Lasky studlo at Hollywood where he will play opposits Pola Negrl in “The Spanish Dancer,” an adaption of “Don Caesar de Bazan,” which Herbert Brenon will produce, BOOK SOLD FOR $2,350 LONDON, June 13.—A copy of a rare edition of Bacon's essays, pub. lished In 1598, has been sold here for $2,350. It once could be bought for a_penny. The book wasz found re. cently on the floor of an unoccupied room at Betley Hall, near Crewe, MADAME'S POTENT THUMB Lawyer—Madam, you lost your thumb in the trolley acecident: but how can you prove it is worth the $2,000 you have sued the company ;fbr? | Madame—Tlt, sir, was the thumb ;l kept my husband under—Judge. LAST TIMES The Screen’s Most Charming Actress MARGARET DE LA MOTTE in “JUST LIKE A WOMAN" Starting Tomorrow CHARLES JONES In “T'he Noss of Comp 4" Comedy News Ny A% < : 165 149, é ALY b 3 BET PIKE<PN S Wednenday and Thursday Only “A FOOL THERE WAS” I AMATEURS TONIGHT ! Starts Soon Entries Now Open—Cnll or Phone Contest Manager f '-'/‘/,r i 3 POLY NEIGR In “PASSION” 10¢ } STAGE \WWORLID SCREEN : : of MAKE-BELIEVE » “ TODAY'S PROGRAMS SCREEN COLISEU M—Themas Meighan ln “The Ne'er Do Well” ur&:nn'-umu Lloyd in “Safely .t BLUE MOUSE—Estelle Tayler and Mae Busch in “Ouly & Shop Girl™ STRAND—Hebe Danlels and Antonle Morens In “The Excitens.™ COLUMBIA —Kockeliffe Vellowes and Prital Ridgewsy i “Trifling With Honor, " WINTER GARDEN—Marguerite De La Motte in “Just Like a Woman" COLONIAL-—"A Yool There Was" PRINCESS—PoIa Negrl in “Passlon.” STAGE PANTAGES —Vaudeville program fea turing “Youth." PALACE HIP-Vaudeville pnw and photeplay feature, Gladys ‘al ton In "The Town Scandal.” OLYMPlO—Vaudeville, comedy, girl revue and pheteplay feature. LIBERTY Harold Lloyd's “'Safety Last,'' his first seven.reel comedy feature, which 18 showing now at the Lib orty, Is heralded as the greatest lnugh-producing pleture ever made One critlc sald: ‘'He causes rusty laugh glands and frozen faces to blow up and set off bombs of mirth for miles around.’" “‘SBafety Last" has about every concelvable comedy thrill for a motion picture, and be sides tells a delightful huwman story, the romance of a boy and girl, It shows what havoe a little white lie, all for the cause of Cupid, can cause There are scenes in a department store that are rich with satire. Mil dred Davis is agnin the star's popu. lar leading lady and gives one of her best portrayals “Safety Last'' will be here only until Friday night, which is the end of ita third week. - . - BLUE MOUSE “Only a Shop Glrl," the screen adaption of the great stage suc cess of Charea E. Blaney, is prov. ing an excellent attraction at the Blue Mouse theater now., Tha plo ture Is heralded as a good old fashioned drama of 25 years ago, solidly constructed and played by a good cast. It also is sald to mnrl tain an wvlemént of mystery ‘"di suspenss and to closely adhers to the story as it was originally pro. duced. No player is featured, tho thers are nine popular atars in the cast. They number Estelle Taylor, Wallace Beery, Mae Busch, Willlam Scott, Tully Marshall, James Mor rison, Clalre Dubrey, Willard Louls and Baby Josephine Adair, |A - . STRAND 1 Bebe Daniels and Antonia Mo renc hLave interesting -rhnrac!finm-‘ tions In “The Excitera™ the l'aru-l mount feature now showing at the Strand theater. Miss Danlels plays the part of a flapper whose mlddlol name is “speed” and who is the chief “exciter’” of society with her racing In motorboats, utos, air planes and every other kind or‘ vehicle, Moreno has an unusual part as & United States intelligence service agent, who is for a while mistaken for a real member of the gang of crooks with whom he !x working. Both stars give excellent portrayals and have the best of support. Cyril Ring and Burr Me- Intosh are principals in their sup port, " COLISEUM Rex PBeach's famous novel, "“The Ne'er-Do-Well,” in picture form, Is an interesting production. It is now the feature offering at the Coliseum theater. Thomas Meighan plays the name part, that of Kirk An. thony, the ne'erdowell son of a wealthy man. As the result of a Yrank he finds himself on board n steamship bound for Panama with. out a cent in his pockets. When he arrives the fun begins. Luckily, tho, he meots a woman of means who obtains a position for him as u railroad conductor. Whils thus em. ployed he encounters and falls ln] love with a beautiful Spanish girl. Their love romance is prolific in many interesting developments and makes the story a most interesting one. Lila Lee plays opposite Melg han and a good cast i 3 seen in thelr support. L I i COLUMBIA ~ The crack of leather againat a ‘baseball bat within the gray walls of iu penitentiary as the Gus Pipe Kid clouted a homs run into the prison fleld had {ta echo on every sand lot in Californla. And that echo rebuilt ‘u crook’s soul thru the voice of a itouzh alley kid. Rockeliffe Fellowes, a 8 the crook, and Buddy Messinger i MOVIE VAMP ’ Estelle Taylor is well fitted for the role which she plays m “A Fool There Was," which is now at the Colonial, Her part is that of the vi vacious vampire who lures all men with her indifference and charne, THE SEATTLE STAR “Bright Shawl” Richard Barthelmess as he‘ appears in “The Bright Shawl,” the picturization of Joseph Hergesheimer's famed book, which depicts Cuba's struggle for independence. Barthelmess gives a dramatic characterization and receives the best of support from Dor othy Gish and Jetta Gouda?, who are featured in the pic ture, ‘ an the boy, have admirable roles In “Trifling With Honor," a Unlversal. Jewel photoplay now showing at the Columbia theater. Fritzi Ridgeway and Hayden Btevenson are also fea. tured. .- WINTER GARDEN Marguerite de LaMotte is the star of “Just Like a Woman,” the présent feature o! ‘he Winter Garden thea. {er. Bhe plays the part of Pegxy Dean, who plans to teach her aunts a lesson after hearing of a slur cast upon her dead mother, who was an actress, Peggy dreases as a mlulon-} ary, goes to the aunta' home to live, and forces them to give up most of the Innocent pleasures which the aunts have enjoyed, The pictures has n human interest and a love story. Halph Graves and George Fawcetl are prominently cast, | . . \ COLONIAL | “A Fool There Was" a pleture founded on the famous poem, ““The Vampire,” by Rudysrd Kipling, s the photoplay attraction now at tho‘ Colonial theater. The picture Is & ‘dramatie one and an excellent cast ja wecn in its presentation. Estelle Taylor N?:- the part of the vam. pli: and Lewls Stone is *"the fool™ Besides these two stars, Irene Rich, Muifel Dana, Marjorie Daw, Mah. lon Hamilton, Wallace MeDonald, Willlam V. Mong and Harry Lons. dale, all of whom are well known, bave featured roles, | . s » PALACE HIP " | As the lead In the chorus of o Broadway musical comedy show, Giadys Waiton, In the rola of Jean Crosby, in the Universal attraction, “The Town Scandal,” which ia being shown at the Paince Hip lhuuri now, leaves nothing to be desired. Her superb figure and her daneing lubnuy fit her well for the pm.l ‘The play was adapted to tle soreen by Hugh Hoffman from the story, i‘“‘l’ho Chicken That Came Homa to Roost,” by Frederick Arnold Kum. mer. King Baggot directed the ple ture, . \ . .. PRINCESS “Passion.” one of Pola Negri's greatest pictures, a European pro. duction, is at the Princess theater now. The plcture tells the life story of Jeanne Dußarry, the fa. mous French adventuress, and is sald to be highly dramatic thruout. S.S.S. stops Rheumatism And with it pain and its prob ability of reaching the heart. “Rheumatism? Me? No, indeed, it's all gone, every bit of it! 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