The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1914, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1914. BIG BATTLE SCENES AND STORY OF COMEDY AND PATHOS IN “LITTLEST REBEL,” FILMED IN GEORGIA Tilikum Theatre 315 Pike Street Ayrton Is a Pirate Bold In Search which are being filmed these days. 4 The Littlest Rebel, by Edward a Peple, which scored a success as & oe gy ed to the long Ist of photoplay fea The first installment of this wonderful novelty feature. There will be three more installments, beginning each Sunday, for the next three weeks. Admission for this Feature. ................10¢ The throbs and tears and laughs oft ry have lent them. selves well to t will he pathetic ate Today and Tomorrow soon be sh Scene From “The Littiest Rebel,” Showing E. K. Lincoln in Star Part. pleture und SR ae ee eer ee | Photoplay Productions com-| The scenes in the pictu ing The ple mM i ah hs | those of the picturesque and sunny | ture Augusta, Ga, This is a wonderful feature—one of the most ipo: awn iacasiaeseehodborathsewand formerly a Vita-| Southland described by the author, | and la # of cavalry and Ir A c S ne ee will appear in the | Veteran officers ofthe Con ate try are engaged in the big battle cenic shown in Seattle for many The action COMING TOMORROW band rintes assist in « ante takes place in Sout America, Australia and New Alice Joyce, in “The Cabaret Dane Mary Fuller, in “Dolly of the Dailies, ADMISSION Zeal Universal Ike Sets In The earthquake which dash es the hut down the v IFOR PHOTOPLAY ee | ae are Rex Drama at Class A Pauline Bush a “Chuffer” VAU D EVII | E Douglass od fellow Winning the distinction of being of flyers rides have lost ne Phil Parma’ companions, made a fight at Seattle, bat . at North Yakima. Universal eee All of Brookins’ ir lives tn fly 6, one of his} successful | lost his life con The rescue of Robert from the eagle's claws. The lightning strike the tree in which the little band take refuge. which he hatches a few eggs. opely, engaged to Harriet ¢ lose®) the first woman to pilot a touring her faith and his ring ts returned car over the precipitous mountain to him. To and seek new) roads of Mount Wilson, in Califor fields, he « In mining | nj Pauline Bush, the You'll miss one of the best pictures ever shown Ket « Weat if you miss this camp he meets Nell, a dance hall/ star, drove a six-cylinder car up to|-, " The capture and escape d AND girl, “The Mountain Rat,” who {*/ the top of the mountain Zingo at Tilikum from the terrible natives H indeed a friend in need, When he - s pad . friend & é zingo, the Son of the Sen, : - ——— is fy urses hay ven pf - pe eras might be termed a modern Arabian | She Mctstow Teoria Paw AT THE in spirit, writew bis mother whes Cleo Gets a “Raise Knights’ story. As you watch the| and makes his for jhe su antics of Zingo, and his funny crew Cleo Madison, leading woman of Lea eet ie etnd he wuill ;th® Gold Seal company, has made | Of sallors, you must realize that e e thinks of the girl he left behind | Aeroplane Might for altitude the impossible situations, from {him. However, the West has made | With Walter Brookins, the only sur-| Which they escape so easily are |x real man of him, for when tho|Yivor of the Wright brothers’ corps) Heyer meant to be taken seriously : F Itime of test comes he chooses Zingo's earliest recollections are Tonight js the last opportunity to see right. This is a fourpart drama of a tropical forest inhabited by monkeys and parrota, this program. are three vaudeville acts, including the four Dallas, in a comedy Zingo’s father was a brave sea captain, who set out on a pertlous jat the Class A tonight ee ° ° istmooy and singing act; The Wags, pre- |Mining Story at Melbourne Seriaa ine ctlayrabon whi ce Fourth Avenue, Between Pike and Union ~ senting “Oh! You Uncle,” and Miss Frankie ; ‘Out ot the Night ~ a ony era 29 &. Sommitie orm and ¥ Tice, a premiere trombone soloist. ee, es oe “rr amsaypes Teeny Siiee, then & babe, ‘wad ‘et In pictures we offer a 2-part drama, the se tee doatare Mags 4 ese to. This Modern Method of Elec-| . syir ‘tn a pote he. and was th ai “Card Sharps,” telling an absorbing story of |night. After deserting bis wife,| tric Treatment Is Curing/only survivor of the ill-fated expe a 's fight inst heavy odds, in which Marie, Francots leaves for a West-| Men and Women After Doc-| dition. JUST SPEAK To a hha: wine: back oy hesar-ol his fellow men ern mining camp, where he meets) tors and Drugs Fail ane sjnding oy yeons of bs | . oe Sergeant Patton, a former sweet- 'e among the monkeys, Zingo ts through a woman's faith. With this are heart of his wife, | Fickle as wel picked up bY & passing | ship and THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE | YOUR GROCER q two comedies that are at,” and another as faithless, Francois firte ap gradually forgets his mon’ wi | : f dame. “gre has to kill the man to escape. vader the aretul teaching of the TELLING THE NEWS OF JACK’S MARRIAGE You must not keep chickens im : Changing clothes with a miner nd-hearted satiors. the ce. ar é All This for a Dime—10 Cents. Killed by an accident, ho flees the weaee Yene, Saat. 20, Sines Oe. |""So ruled the ctty counc'l yester . ‘ql watering Sraneats. Sead, ere alg tr te mt ey Ay HAPTER CLVIII born dead and I have ni tten (day. An ordinance was passed ; Can You Beat It? be I hed when | ing it uniawful to keep live fowls rollicking photoplay at the Tilfkum. . over the awful feeling I had when they told me.” (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association) Now isn't that strange? I am “Margie,” sald Dick when he|sure if Mary’s baby had not died it| came home, after telling dad about| would have taken a long time for Jack's secret marriage to Mary, Motherly Waverly to become rec- vellars or basements under stores, or to keep domestic cats excepted, in places where stuffs ere sold. the baby clothes. He leaves again, sincere in his intention to keep bis secret and | better life. | “- | The Mision is showing a fanciful vierure of adventure {n South 4 mer. 1 in which a searching party sets t to .ind two castaways, [t ts { New Show Throughout on Wednesday } a James Woods Morrison, of the] interesting and vhe pletnres are|‘4ont you think father 1s looking |onciled, but she remembered her WHERE CAN HE get ge an Hemsted p Racwrig cuear, ae badly?” | Own sorrow in a like cireumstance,| CHICAGO, May 19.—The ! French, English and Dutch. He| “| hadn't noticed it,” I answered, |and J left her a little while ago by|are searching for Mathias entered the Untversity of Chicago, | Tonight closes the present pro-|but I have not seen him very| the side of Mary’s bed, telling her|stanti, Hammond, Ind., who sti Wy | but lett before he secured a degree. | gram at the Grand. “The Card| much singe Uncle John died and he|the whole story of her loss sojed for Chicago with six friends lHe ta one of the youngest of the | Sharps” is a two-part Domino dra-jwas so very sick.” many years ago. celebrate when cabled that he juvenile leads and also one of the ma, telling of a reformed card| “Mother will be awfully disap- (Te Be Continued Tomorrow) inherited $7,000,000. sarbony merle aye ly toler ed, sharp’s fight back to the respect and| pointed,” he said, “for she had it] ita = 46 honor of his fellow-men. “His Re-|all planned out how Jack was to | 2immy | Ward,” @ Princess drama, and twollive at home and pay her board ee OF THE $2 50 GLASSES - |comedies by the new Royal com-|Now I suppose they will want a VOTE $ { 4, 000 |pany, with three vaudeville acta,| piace by themselves.” BEST . ON EARTH — | j conclude the program “Of course they will, I answered,” | die said Dick, “for I was not going to | FOR HOSPITAL, The city council has voted $14,000 Don't tak other Goss of Grogs You in for a life with the ake another wars ON THE BILLS” know how they must upest your stomach Did you ever meet Col. William fitam F. , best 150-word essay on the subject, Cody (Buffalo Bill)? | “Butralo Billk—What Has He Done) . Dick, what do you mean "1 said. fihensie Until Wednesday Night many Gisagreead! Did he ever smile at you and/|for America?” will be awarded % - 0% No, 6; “Ant “Well,” h swered somewhat os to you? prizes, a first prize of $25, a second) » 19 . wt for the | con le story } . e ani | rise of $12.50, a third of $7.50, a | Partm ote hing Reh amr. ol OF the pain oF disorder. Jot vecaury, Tova” *"*| mated Weekly,” world’s news, and|shamefaced, “I don't mean any- Thee there's a chance of a real! fourth of $5, 15 prizes of two reserv. quince benitartum at Firlands, ‘the|, We Dave the natural way of suring dts. | comedy thing against mother, but you event in your life in the near fu-| ed seat tickets to the big circus, and | oct was tor $45,000 ci aon eee SOS area ne uae igh Es, know, Margie, she is exceedingly ture. You may be one of those for-| 20 prizes of one ticket each. ’ jason drug | Clase A Until Tuesday Night |hard to get along with tunate enough to meet the colonel| More than that, when the content| o not help nature. The Mountain Rat,” four-part Re-| “As I grow older I hope I'll grow and receive from him either money | !s over and prize winners have deen | | OPEN THEATRE Bourishment,_ somethiog | Hance: drama; “Getting Rid of Al-/tolerant,” sald Dick, and I echoed or Uckets to the wraith gaa yng bong ripe A Buffalo bag by ss} no electrielty—fust poteon, which nears | 07> ‘Thanhouser comedy, reser 4 = PODS JUST WHAT YOU NEED and Buffalo Bill (himse}f), which is | escort o’ loux warriors, will per-| ere nly one e 0 yo coming to Seattle for d three days’|sonally present the prizes to the} VICTORIA, B C., "May 19.—Alex ‘ ae ee et eee le to restore elec Slommer Snell Seneay Nigh tolerance, and that is youth and in-| HE ADACHE and nervousness are often found to be the result eB stay, Thursday, Friday and Satur-| winners ander Pantages, the Seattle vaude-| jieorders Selig Nows eekly,” world’s | experience In life, Gay, May 28, 29 and 30, | Ian't that an inducement? {ile man, opened his new theatre |trictty sive news; “On the Mintte,” political) “Father wants you to go over a aolentitionlly examine the eves end. penserioe sui an The Star, as announced yester-| Get busy now. Write your essay | here las: » with a splendid pro- }drama; “Doo Yak's Temperance|and tell mother, Margie lenses to insure relief. We grind them on the premises to the indl= day, will hold a contest. For the|in 150 words and direct it to the|gram. The dedication was marked Lecture,” comedy; “Gilligan's Acct “Gracious!” I exclaimed, “isn’t vidual need. See * | Contest Editor of The Seattie Star.|by sitaple ceremonies, The new dent Policy”; “Maniacs Three,” com-|that applying your pet name of MARCUM OPTICAL CO. | “Buffalo Bill—W' hat Has He Done DR. EDWIN J. BROWN“ *°=" | Seattle’s Leading Calapioke Report | Dentist and | Grand Until Tuesday Night |them NFW YORK, May 19.—May or M't | “The Card Sharps,” two-reel Dom- rerhaps Aunt Mary will go bis Optician of Market Today chel 1s preparing a message t~ the power te turned | ing: “His Reward,” Princess drama; | me.’ Entrance 705 and 713 First 7 hoard cf aldermen, asking a $100,000 “Prectra-vita tn a self-chareed body bat- | “Snookum’s Birthday” and “Fickle But for once Aunt Mary playe Avenue L | ro ion fe official New tery, which generates « steady, unbroken | Mary Jane,” Royal comedies; vaude-|trattor. “I couldn't do ft, Margie,” | scaiig ial sbskainiann tie. Vaated appropriation for an ¢ : ken | Mary ,” Royal es; vaude-| trattor. § In the Union Block and rar ree erat ee 8 ork city exhibit az the San Fran. |sream of Seven Jost the rent vu | ville, she said, “and besides’ 1 think| Washington Bidg. | (Corrected datiy by J. W. Goawin & Co.) | cisco fair in 191 S Sete bs Talite od sreneth | ee Mary will need me at the hospital,” To Chica o—Ma 1 6 8 { 93 and 2 Phone Matn 2010 witites los | Wate ieee pert ie Sites - - — - ute voralting from & 6 Alaska Until Tuesday Night I tried to get hold of Jack, but gZ y 5 P) 0 > wamghanempme—*¢-“—- allama Local potatoes Sha? 91600;1 > Lanilen; wikeb dine pevbr yorhaal" tod ate f the nerves and vital “The Stolen Rembrandt,” Kalem|he had gone out on some business | on ie , . 6 \ Vite recommends it because It fe an hon. | drama; “The Snakeville Epidemic,”| with his father, and Dick sald, “It's | s deer Wine pon canis What your werk 25 | fn ambulance, has at last ordered | Vite temiinind dose great work, We ere /Esnanay comedy; “The Miser’s Wed-|up to you, Margie.” | will cost free examination; having Ke 02% | six of them, and expects them to do reaay to prove to you that our appliance | ding Gift,” V itagraph drama I found Mother Waverly at home | Specialists to do your work: guaranteeing one “an the work for the entire elty will cure you. Ask about It today. ry 2 Lad Gudelinaty cath surprised ‘at Jour work. and working for pr a cac iret! ; f 3 ean afford to pay L 1.00 -@ | red and Haj The Tillkum Until Tuesday Night| my visit it @: “TIZ” FIXED MY , Gared and Happy | rinse” fourrert tesvel plete | and thea in/my usual manner 1 DAILY JUNE 1 TO SEPTEMBER 30. i din Hheumatiam in different. parts of | and two other reels. blurted out the truth. I tried to 5 aa ‘" SORE TIRED FEET ine hye anicen, noes gg hed Pee tell her how sweet Mary was and Stops en route permitted. Return limit October 31. jeveral 7 na after having weed | ‘ palbay soto ed e: . Sloeen-Via fait arsed tenn| | At the Olympian Tonight how I thought it would be fine to Btinvespetie, St Paul; e000 tf pirond bec onders for me, | The Master of the Strong,” dra-|have Jack settled down when he These Duluth, Superior 60.00 Relatively tehokes eo ca ‘ . 4 sohee and/ma; “Playing for a Fortune,” dra-| went in business with his father. | Chicago, Mil o Low aatiower Just take your shoes off and then efit in other Ba, x a 2 al . sak , cago, waukee 72.50 ida celery, erat h D acoraiinktad: aa ma; “Andy and the Hypnotist, Which he will never be able to|ff to Fi peel bye poms < " Bee rina sabawoened’ Genii MocuRDY. comedy; “Pickles, Art and Sauer-|do with my consent,” sald Mrs,| a pela bg ios re waragis' iq st |ng, burning, cormpeatered, Danton: gggy gourteanth Ay Ni. Hoattin Warh | rat,” comedy. Waverly with compressed lips. . Omaha, Y £0.00 An | erat “0 8 | tortured fee ye ’ ‘ ees Immediately there came into my Nie I ir ogscs aes ° Other Soper ook #0 eu Nath. Your tome WH wHeee WEA Beautifully Mlustrated | Colonial Until Tuesday Night _ [mind that old Greek poem where | Doings, yall relay Plindeiphia torso Eastern Cheap enta OTK iionsy: iran e lok ap peg Aa Book Free “Marriage of Cupid,” two-part! the poet call rock “the mother. tp pg a ‘ela Points 43 | Oranges, Cal.. naval ong and nimowt| Cat out this coupon and matt tt to us| Patho play ; “Rroneho Bio's Tenp,"| law of salps,” and E wondered if| Lene leap jemoes, are ah SR sii ama’ tha Yo will give you a beautiful page| Ksganay drama; “Buddy's First| Jack's marria ‘as to be wreckec Expensive at talk and. then | ony. "wnich anit shout our trantmant | Catt Vutayeagn comely: “Pathos PY. his. mother YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK jit raver Lie woo | Ou rege bel ieceatad wen sna oe | Weekly,” world’s news. | gOh: Dad has already fixed it uP |Hl chrougn Gardiner Gateway, theinorthern and ortsingl entraiieh getting. chen |Frices nantes Sette em |. Metbourne Until Tuesday Night | van then Ta the last one to be k open June 15 to September 15. o W 2 | | “Out of the Night.” two-reel Dom-| tole she as’ in a white heat | fecognise 16 | When your ino drama; “When Alfy Froze Up,” | of anger. “You probably knew of Four Transcontinental Trains Put in teeth without plates or bridge. - fe feel all ‘| Thanhouser comedy; “Quicksands,”|it when you went to call on her 4 Mork. and, then, wel Yo heap fon val | tired out—Just tic drama; “Inzy and the Ban and encouraged her to pull the Ei of them to and trom Chicago Three THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST try “TIZ.”" It's * Komle come wool over the ey of my poor, un-} o the n es, ne to St. Louls, he best Gold Crowne for 94; | Quince fom. grand — Your Vita Co. | raraery sophisticated son realain Crowns in the world, | cig pigeons, good size, ax feet will dance with joy; no mor The Electra-Vita 'e Pa ie w ——@| I could not help but laugh at this, A. TINLING, A. GF. & P, A, Si's0'to sh: the boat Met ot Teeth for U4 | ogi ey to 180-Ib 12 @ 12%] pain in corns, callouses | and b DEPT. 4 || RESIDENCE THEATRES | |as Jack or any other college boy 1s Room 2023 Smith Bldg. Seattle | Hp Fgh } esi. laeger s 42 @ 3% \ions. ‘There's nothing ike “TIZ. 206 Kemprose Theatre Building — | @— @\far from unsophisticated. But I Bynthettc Pork, good. block hogs ” @ 09 | Ger Ageia Kennedy, G A quack i |"(Gorrected datiy by the Bradner Co.) |It's the only remedy that draws Gesend Av. Cor. Sortag | At the Home Until Wednesday | hastened to explain that Jack and H. N. Kennedy, G. A. Frt. Dept. which is | Butter lout all the pofsonous exudations | | “The Mad Hermit,” three-reel| Mary had been married longer than J, O, MeMullen, C, P. A. , has essere ss . as | Which puff up your feet and cause PBA! | dre ama fike and Jake tn the) Dick and I and that Mary was now 107 Yesler Way——Phone Elliott 5750, Seattle i lect Washington foot torture. “ Clutches of Circumstances,” com-|in the hospital very fl] and their rorork is aure. to pieane you | Sreamery, eolld pack | Get cont box of “TIZ" at ody baby was dead “¢: . Bae we aavertiag any drug or department store As T mentioned a baby Mother N th P f R | Bie oe Se 2 Sern teaallentign’ todn'| OO tess ** don't wait, Ab! how glad your|| ,aarese gh ithe At the Pleasant Hour Untl!/ Waverly chan front 008 ortnern acitic allwa ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS Fresh ranch ... ¥ 24 |feet get; how comfortable your Pa aie oe | Wednesday sirl!” she satd, “where is she? I'll | a, D, CHARLTON, A, G P. A. PORTLAND, OR. Second Hloor People’s Bank Building | MSI 204 |#hoes feel, You can wear shoes a| | town .. “A Father's Crime,” three-reel|go right over and see her. You ‘ Waue miovater or Walk Un, Wusssusie swies 3 smaller if you desire, \ feature, and a one-reel cemedy, know, Margie, my first baby was| rom the health and sanitation de- house cost $200,000 and seats 1,500 people. N.Y. TO EXHIBIT on takfhe them for every little ectra-Vita while you sleep. I feeds a constant stream of electricity ¢ your nerves, and they oarry It to every organ and tleeue of your body, restoring health and vim. “Lactile Love, A Secret Crime, ee ." drama, Mission Until Wednesday Night “The World Film drama. o-* Castaways, five-part ‘Miss Fixit’ with a vengeance?” “Oh, go on, Margie; you'll know what to say. “That's all right, Mr. Flatterer, ‘T recognize those honey words,’ and I also know why you are saying LEADING EYESIGHT SPECI STS BE, NEAR MADISON.