The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1910, Page 4

Tnited hee t= @®)~=—)do THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE #2 A Day of Fate 1 nse and far-reach BY ELEANOR ADDAMS., ‘V-| Did you ever go behind the te scenes of the moving ploture stage? ) new ule and Its more interesting than in ray. ge } front v ; : I did Saturday, and 1 learned a ue to control re-| tot of thing Av d ing | It happened at the General Film ty that will die, Not the ker-| Co.'s, office, at Third and Marton the people who hafidle the filma for y ' ; j the theatres—or a lot of them. VE. IT IS TRUE SEED AND] wphey cat us the trast,” laughed CROP! | Manager Kane. | But about this moving pleture bust This ts solid information and wre reform papers ¢ k Humphrey as one of the men who should lantern jonal district should vote against Wil! standpatter Seattle Union Labor Re nt of Arms as head of the city ccasions, who wo objections to the qualifications of each | about that further protests were useless SUPREME rb Bo remember ng of the party ticket Is one sign of an| » discriminating. | THE JUDICIOUS kr THEY GAVE Munyon full position next to reading matter | represent Crippe WITH THE APPROACH buy her some bacon or a set of silver tip IF MR. HUMPHREY wants to retire, there are plenty of obtiging | bod lend him any ass YOU CAN GET IN a double sbift s iF YOU VOTED PERSONS WITH a returns are superfluous change should re Chat election under no obligation to conf OUTRAGERS highwaymen are we guarding the Otis a h ns get in and go to laying hatchable eggs lest some union NICK LONGWORTH" 8 to me sno | Do you know what a film t# like apest saloon tn town-—that I, the | _ive like an ordinary photograph and whose hands | tim except that t's an inch wide and anywhere from three feet to a | mile long IC's just a series of tiny pletures jan inch deep by an inch and a half wide. You can't see any change as awesome an effect on the well | trom one picture to the next, hard t Is because the wagon recognizes | jy It is almost imperceptible. Jump 15 films and you'll that a }man has moved Ms arm and drawn back his head von which tn a saloon elr re t corner to talk about and never | Quicker Than Eye. orwise a cop) sees | “Moving pictures are a success veralla and heavy shoo | because the camera is quicker than saloon) they are dangerous. je ©," sald M ia not f ger Kane, “The eye can seo a fifth of a second. The camera takes the pictures in @ thelr backs have been | fifteenth.” n a swell So you're seeing three picture y stop jat once,” I ‘ © cop sees That's , said |Kane, “You see 0 feet of ORnize caste. pictures in a single minute. That's eveland, Ohio, | what keeps them moving Then they ran @ pictu wf a philosopher, | for me. » police station You'll be able to run a picture “ show yourself when you get through despair—should not know any |here,” be said ats, this chief of | “What do the films ront for?” ts asked, practically. He told me. | It's some money. Also there is pcord.) rent for t “s throu ding, salaries for cash tors, “splelers,” singers various magaz! sver fall to men of the An an Fodera “No, thanks I concluded, “It's rouR te he| more fun to Interview people, and y joeen't cost so much.” or “quit Bat here's how {ft runs. There's 1 covered cage—you may 4 ft at the theatres over the door, where the operator alling on} stands. The film ts in a big metal so. other / roll, winding up and up and up would be| Then there's a glass that enlarges i benefit by the appointment of /the pictures from an inch high to feet Also a powerful! and it was evident to the committee! = have was tol nought anything or anybody so long motive. ° ° | ° ° the scare of his Ufe and Dr.| Editor on will be ¢ o o 1 Al retiat casts are & winter ft is a problem whether to/on this point. In view of this fact, 4 fox furs. | Would it not be an asinine trick to n Will EK. Humphrey to that ? What earthly show would a in thelr power. standpat republican of his tlk have| polls tomorrow by signing |influence could he wield with bis throug king your ballot | nauseating Cannon ord t unt o °o jin the eyes of his op it ts not! oft » less than | vot Ito mec ° ° }to his ¢ ack to Washington, bis value uents will be no more than that of @ palsied Esquimanx on the Great Desert of Sahara His tion would be a good deal ing physic to a dead man al reformers who went investi-| And Humphrey ts a dead one. He 1 be the first to campais has spilled all of his vinegar, and ted New Orleans, San Frar the new democratic house will tie a can on that gentleman big ¢ ugh ae jto run him into the Pacific ¢ Los to beat Th house will be reorgan' har Cannon will go down with the dpatters, and Hur ° ° Jelected, will bear the ny and ould put only $4¢ . nimer emt Mesdames Vanderbilt cou a | ar will have to gowns, Instead of 40 suffer becaus i in iquities. The old serv s of Can che }non will be snuffed out like so in Massachusetts b dared to ask | many candles, and the districts they schedules 20 ¥ cent as @/represent might just as well send ot tiful whiskers are afire|so many paraly mutes. Under Cannon and the other plutocrats, ° ° |Humphrey rat 4 around in cor personal platform is a daisy. He stands|gress like a bean in a box car er alive Ther are two great | Under aw. Has no plank about Alice’s|the Ii neutral on that down to democratic rule he will be end of nothing whittled PRIVATE (OGKED ROOMS BEKINS MO ———- ———— It is time to wake up. It is time deme that the ) CLOTHES Bee oe *’ NOMEN ar SETH C. MAKER he calls up, tell him if he will dire me how to send a hand over the wire I will try t ACCOMME THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, months, $1.50; 4 PENALTY OF 'Did You Ever Go Behind Moving Picture Stage? ar tears) Eleanor Addams Does at the Film Trust’s Home an ingentou: #o the hardw garret and a pu }on the ground is to open a faucet rolling on the floor all hollow as a pump 200 strokes a day 20 pounds before the end of sum fo every eve er cane of “Wed | all Of £40 weeks repent at letsure Young Divorcee after marriage his son sat porch to smoke and read the| at the rear of th © hundred and Whenever her spirits flagged. son would tell her was looking JOSH WIGE SAYS jn furoishing the must have @ peculiag tallment plan” hot spell is coolin’ offt” “THEN IT HAPPENED” | 1 to wee where Solomon wag These pictures, enlarged and reproduced from actual film how slow Is the change from one picture to the other. to the left the top one shows the man getting one arm into hie loweat picture, 20 fiime late the other arm around the mother drawing back from the stranger child who has strayed Yet in the actual pictur movements are all but in In the ploture In the city of Ha is not wasted as here, but ig as fertilizer. ebrows paused, showa him just reaching raised aloof. you no heart? irl in even tones in among her flock. the theatres, th in Nevada, called the t “Then give me 10 cents’ worth of After wrapping butcher turned ton the next customer " Accent Cy pnect up the end of | A good location will run into $10,000 American farming mi coming to be used in the far 8, coat of furniture, cost | enlarger and into the second box, | e has a decided » big producing companies tn wt keep a special ¢ s covered with metal ity regulatio: You never hear ¢ ‘Then the two employe they get real salaries. was run off applauding and retained et §5 no far she has only appeared in four | 1, that goes for m, but not all by a There are thousands and w/ of women in New York who sigue h + houseworker te bies, and they are not at the) y at the matiness c and the tearooms 8 and prowerading this week 35,000 people most of the pictures made 1 asked, patriotically Almost any fine day except when A lot of peop! most of them are made in a lot of the foreign companies main then and now with a In the Editor’s Mail Short letters from Star readers will be printed in this column when they are of sufficient general inter ugw! - the wormed eaght to @. og ext et ah 1 show how the swindled out yond belief—in graf rm HERE ARE SAMPLES OF SOME GRAFT. oe, Jas. J. Manro, ehilet spection division of the You may write about (The Ena.) rs that thelr WORKING BACKWARD. Speeding Up. f other women who "Political campaign calculations,” remarked th it wtewh) a distinet b »vernment and | finance ng With the men? « of the Pana: only have am docks and sh hed auditors certain trea for which the Dill to the h of mathematics.”|oned to the px e iT ce asa | f NOT ALL ARE HOME, EITHER yu begin with the answer, then | of the purpose « demonstrate | $18 a dozen, cents @ dozen Was In ‘enotaae case the city allowed ¢_ ts for a dozen fron bolts billed work back Yours truly i back to this question wil fa the train moving?” explained the ————————= OSGAR AND _ADOLF e, Osgar, und I vill show you tet ass pickle dish.” voult see some of dose Bout five miles an houah, a few yards of rope up to the en “Come mit along by > oak me—a We might make glass pickles in der dish Eilers Word Contest (PAID ADVETISEMENT.) VOTERS: The people of King cers for the ensuing two years to Contestants list of county offi- een years, with but will choose, For the past twelve or We hope to be able to lieve that their officials have nical adminis entitled to you ne 1 when oo machine poli this paper Republican candid Johnaten Co, ! Eilers Music Bldg. Third and University Go to the polls early, Chairman Den