The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
COLISEUM

COLISEUM
\ Audiences always marvel AT the
skin OF Cecil n. D~Mille. and with
each succeeding photoplay presented
by him. hia admirers increase two
fold. Hts latest Offering. Forbidden
Fruit" which Is being presented at
tho Coliseum. Ia moro elaborate than
any OF his previous productions.
Forbidden Fruit" rises 10 great
dramatic hei'ghtz In tho depletion of
the sufferinsa Of a young wife. who.
married TO shiftieas rcoundr-l. ulti-
mateiy finds happiness In the love OF
real man. The story In BY Jeanne
Macpherson. who Ii responsible for
many OF the scenarios OF past dc.
4 Mile successes
II Included Ia the east OF notable
players are Agnes Ayros. Forest
Stanley and Clarence Burton. who
play the roles OF the three central
characters and who. in this produc.
ton. make their initial bow under
tho DeAfilie banner. Theodore Kos.
I loft. the Russian dancer. Theodore
Roberts. veteran character actor. and
kathiyn Williams. who has starred
In many Paramount pictures. are
others OF prominence.
BLuE MOUSE
\ With clever. bubbilng FUN running
turnout the entire piece and players
OF exceptional popularity In the sup
porting cast. Bebe Daniels latest
starring vehicle. ''oh. Lady. Lady
Is proving decided biz at the Blue
Mouse this week.
Il In ''ph. Lady. LADY, wiiioughhy
Finch. a serious minded young man.
delightfully."- portrayed by Walter
Hers. IN scared To death when his
home town sweetheart appears on
the scene Just an he Is To be married.
apparently prepared to ''vamp'' him
from his chosen bride. And OF course
the situation II intensified by the
fact that tho former gawky country
giri has developed into a very dash.
lnE musical comedy star. Hut It's
all n mistake and IN the cnd-wcll
Harry Ford ls the hero and can t-
depended on TO do his part In b..
tween. however. there are complies.
tons which cause a wonderful
amount OF fun.
The play was directed Ivy Msuric.
Campbell the famous stage producer
who In now making productions for
Realar'. Others In the cast Include
LILLIAN fanTsicn. Charlotte woc-ss
and Jack Doud.
CLE:AgMER
How a man dasfsed rnadiy thru the
streets in his underciothrs. stopped
New York traffic with q clothing
dummy. started a fire unintrntionai.
~. became n murder susp~cf-also
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS finally invented
his way TO tho altar. are a frw Of the
features OF Doug fairsanks' latest
comedy. Tho Nut" which 10 being
shown at tho c1cmner this week.
n Doug appears an a dyedin.thewcoi
Greenwich viilaGer. Tho outstanding
element Of the picture In the love
story which runs turnout
II The incorporation Of n number Of
clever novelty features make this We.
hicic different from anything Fair.
hanks has ever before appeared Ia.
II The outstanding element In tho pic
ture il tn. remarkable love story that
runs thru II. As wealthy young
fellow with hobby for invention. the
hero falls no desperately IN Low. with
a girl that he really touches her heart
with the mishaps he encounters In
his efforts to win favor In her eyes.
How he at last works out his prob
lem furnishes a good bis OF amus..
ment for the audiences.
STRAND
''The Devil tho photopiay at tho
Strand this week. is particularly
noteworthy for the reason that II
marks the screen debut OF George
Ariiss. one OF the finest actors on
the American stage. Incidentally. we
might add. Ariiss. up until the pres
ent time. has steadfaxtly refused 10
enter motion picturcs, In spite ~
many tempting offers.
The Devil" is "a dynamic story. IL
presents Arliss in hts greatest role.
He appears as Dr. Muller. a diabol.
ical creature. who. In the guiSe OF
a trusted friend. gives advice which.
when carried out. brings nsught but
SORROW
Marie Mafin. the fiancee OF George
Roben, was loved by Paul de Veaux.
an artist Mimi. a model. loved Paul.
In these misplaced affections. DIR.
Muller saw his opportunity. BY
subtle suggestions and insidlous lies.
he ensnared all four In his plot to
wreck their souls.
Then. with triumph In his grasp.
the innate goodness OF Marie proved
stronger than DR.. Mullcr's evil She
resisted him in all her belief Of right
and truth. and he fled from her.
Arliss Is supported by Sylvia
Cotton. Roland Bottomlcy and other
capable players.
LIBERTY
'"rho Killer t1e screen version Of
Steward Edward Whites thrilling
story. win be shown at the Liberty
until Tuesday night only.
THE Killer was such by nature.
Just as Lucretia BorCia was
poisoner by instinct and training and
environment. was Henry Hooper "A
killer. He was a smooth. oily, cul-
tured fellow, who planned death
while he- entertained with a bcauti
ful plano solo OF "A Chopin nocturnc,
or discussed Henrik listen. His
motive In thought and in life was
killing anything that irritated him.
from the birds that sang In his
garden and the frogs that croaked In
his fountain, 10 men, women and
children who stood in his way.
Frank. Campeau, one OF the
smoothest heavies on the stage or
screen, gives a forceful performance
In the title role: Claire Adams. in the