The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

Page and irola FORESTER and WINS
soonarixod by Julia Crawford Ivern.
tcn.
WIN she pursue Ambition' Con
sort with Vanity and Pridcf Indulge
In Dissipation and vioef
How those characters eventually
lead Evcry-voman To True Love is
told on tho screen a, tho strand this
week
Violet HeminE In the star. She Ia
surrounded by an exoeiicnt company
q players. Tho photography is beau.
ufui and the settings gorgeous.
''EverywomAn- has mt been over
Advertised
CI.EMNfER
The silver Horde Rez Beaeh's
smashing story OF the 0rrat Out
doorr. laid In tho snow lands OF
Alaska. N stu drawing groa, crowds
TO the clemmer.
Tho action hinges around . fight
for fortune between Wall suvst cap
itailsts and two men and n woman
who struggle 10 protect thsir claim
To thu richest sAimoa trap In
Alaska
Scenes along tho Seattle water.
front ARE particularly interesting to
local movie fana
The players selected to portray
the fascinating characters conceived
by the author. are remarkable pro
totypcs Of tho originals. Myrtle
stedman an Cherry Malotto. the
most famous OF all Rex Bcach's
characters and who first appeared In
The Spoilsrs.- 20 completely an.
F,wer- to the authors description of
the heroine. that she xecrna TO have
Ftrppcd right out OF tho book. Robert
Mckiru. dean OF motion picture
"hcavies.- makes sinister and con.
vincing Marsh. while Curtis cooksey
as Emerson n n dominant and force
fui ngure thruout Other members
OF the cas-, are Betty Blythe. ". II.
ciynn. and Hector Sarno.
REX
Something unusual IN the way Of
entertainment is tho Offering Mt the
Rex this week. II IN dramatic
photopiay entitled THE End Of the
Road" and In ono Of the opening
guns In the nationwide campaign
about To BE- wagcd against vice
diseases. The picture In sponsored
by tho United States Public Health
Service for public exhibition after
having done service Ms n means OF
warning in the campaign work OF
the War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities.
The film production IN highly en-
tertaining as n drama besides being
instructive. Tho subject In handled
judiciousiy but the big Lesson gets
over forcefuffy.
Claire Adams plays The leading
part. that Of . fine. ciean-minded
American nurse. Opposite her In the
rois Of an army surgeon II Richard
Bennett. who gives a sterling per-
formnncn
The story N from thc pen Of Or.
Katherine Bement Davis ana Ed
ward II. Griffith. the latter former
lieutenant in the y. s. army.
COLISEUM
"The Adventurcr.. IN which hand
some BIN Farnum is starring at the
Coliseum untfl Tuesday night. In Just
the kind Of photoplsy In which this
clever star 10 at his bcst- II Ia \ spir-
tied romance.
The story II . screen version Of The
novel OF the same name by r.. Lloyd
Sheldon. Farnum is seen as Don
Caesar de Bazan. the romantic hero.
He plays the role with abandon and
restraint. never once forgetting that
he is really Don Caesar and not VII.
liam Farnum. His ability to handle
n sword In also well brought out
Farnum has been given a splendid
supporting cast. Estellc Taylor
makes her screen debut In this city
as Mariana. Don Caesars little
gypsy sweetheart
The direction by ]. Gordon Ed.
wards is fine. and the production has
been staged with great care. The
sets are particularly attractive.
In short, THE Adventures" In a
real treat
COLONIAL
After tho death Of her father, q
well known but improvident artist.
Virginia Hastings. alp Of q girl.
known to her friends as Salome. at
tempts TO make her own way In tho
world Ms an Illustrator. She finds
the struggle too difYicult.
Later Virginia marries for wealth.
The life Of luxury soon goes 20 her
head and she becomes a frivolous so
cioty butterfly. Before the story ends