The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-29
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STRAND
II was 20 be expected that Elaine
Hnmme rnt.in ana Conway Tenrle
the result IN zone Week OF Love-"
at the Strand theatcr. far exceeds
expectations. Miss IfammerHteln
surely has never done moro accurate
work than IN the present instance.
and Mr.. Tearie IL virile and accom-
piished. az usual.
Motion picture stories AZ . rule arc
dreadful things; but In ''one Week or
Love" there 10 something positively
biG and fine. a blending OF thrills and
common sense that leaves one breath
less with surprise. The author. Ed
ward J. Montague. has had tho good
sense 20 20 back Go natural back
grounds for his appeal. Seeing "one
Week Of Love- is convincing proof
that the true forte OF tho screen IN
out OF doors and not between tho
penned.up walls OF artificial studio
parnphernsiia- II 10 like going out
into the wilds for Q vacation; you
come back refreshed ana healthier
for tho experience.
BLUE MOUSE
-ons Exciting Night mo big ID.
w. Griffith Offering which In now
the attraction az the Blue Mouse
theater. will be- held over for ono
week moro IN order 20 accommodate
the crowds that have boon swimming
go she popular theaser. where II IN
now having its Northwest premiere
showing. ID. w. Griffith's new screen
thriller. ''ono Exciting Night is n
picture that In every way lives up
20 It's namc. He has achieved the
seemingly impossible In producing a
picture that combines the elements
Of love. mystery. burie-aue and meic-
drama. and woven q story that 10 as
full OF thrills as . oocoanut " full
OF meat.
IL has an appeal for virtually
avery class Of theatcr goer for II
contains all tho elements that 70 20
make up a complete whole. Griffith
has shown that he is nbic 60 con-
rsruct = thrilling detective drama
with the samc sf.ii as a historical
sent an entertainment that In thoroly
Criffithesque. To DO this properly.
however. there must be az least ono
big scene that will leave TIA impress.
sion on tho audience. In "ons Ex.
citing Night Il II the storm scene.
one Of the most realistic tcmpesss
ever simulated upon stage or screen.
Carol Dernpsfer and Henry Hull ap.
pear I'm tho leading roles. whiic they
are afforded splendid support by an
ii.ssar cnsf. "ons Exciting Night
ia a picture that win be Ions rcmen.
bered by all who see IL
COLISEUM
II Wesley Barry n starring m ''Rnrs
10 Riches the Harry Rnps prcduc.
ton now showing NJ tho Coliseum.
Rags 20 Riches Ia wholesome thru
out. II brings back the fine days Of
boyhocd and RECEIVERS the spirit OF
tho times when one ala things on a
dare and wanted 10 emulate tho Oar.
Ing Dicks OF tho penny shocker..
II A splendid cast supports Wesley.
contributing 70 fhe success OF the
picture II Include. Niles weich.
Ruth Renick. Russell simpson. Mrs.
\ Mlnna n. Redman. Richard Tucker,
Euiaiie Jensen. Jane Ke~kisy. sam
Kaufman. Dick Sutherland and Jim.
my" Quinn. Much praise 10 due
Wallace worsiey for his direction.
Tho story In by William Nigh and
Waiter De Leon. from Charles A.
Tayior's celebrated succcss OF tho
Same name.
WINTER GARDEN
Restless Souls whimsical COM
cdy drama. starring Earle Williams
and Frsnceiia Ellington. IA tho fea-
sure picture At tho Winter Garden
theatsr now.
Tho story Of ''Ressiess Souls" pro
vid.s Earle Williams with produc
ton In which no T. sure 20 win popu-
. larffy--that OF a man who plays dead
that HIS wife may marry another.
Then. when he finds that HIS VIII In
missing he turns up alive and IL 70
! united 20 the woman OF his choice.
A dog. the negro servant, an Eng.
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