The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1914, Page 3

AROLD MacGRATH, the author of numerous successful novels, wrote The Million Dollar Mystery, the great novel which The Star will print, beginning next Saturday. This is one of the best serial stories ever printed by a news- paper or magazine. It is, in our opinion, Mac- Grath’s masterpiece. You will get this great novel along with The Star at no extra cost, and at the same time you can follow the moving pictures of the story at the Colonial theatre. It promises to be a rare treat to Star readers. DOLLAR MYSTERY The Pictures Are Here! Thanhouser’s Newest, Million Dollar Motion Picture Production THE MILLION By Harold MacGrath $10,000 for 100 Words [’s here—the event the entire country has been waiting for—the most costly, most | remarkable motion picture production ever brought out —The Million Dollar Mystery, nine miles of film involving love, romance and ad- venture. Tomorrow marks the start of this thrilling photo-story by Harold Mac- Grath, famous author of “Kathlyn.” The better theatres everywhere, will present to you two-reel installments of this soul-stirring drama once each week. Each installment will be filled with thrills—new thrills. Each scene, will reveal sensations never be- fore attempted. As the story progresses, week by week, in The Seattle Star, a startling mystery will be unraveled. And $10,000.00 in cash will be paid for the best 100- word solution of this mystery. Think of it! $10,000 for100 words. $100 a word! Simply see this remarkable series of motion pictures—read the story of Harold MacGrath in The Seattle Star—and write your solution of the mystery. 4 clew to the mystery will be given in every installment. Anybody is eligible to compete for the $10,000.00. It is only necessary to see the pictures and to read the story in order to write your solution. Complete information will be furnished by the theatres exhibiting the Million Dollar Mystery. Go TOMORROW-—see the first installment of this stupendous, mystic production—and get full information about the $10,000.00-for-a-100-words offer. See the First’ Great Installment of The Million Dollar Mystery Starting at the PRICE REMAINS 10c COLONIAL THEATRE Tomorrow at 11 a. m. FOURTH, NORTH OF PIKE Then Read the Great Novel by Harold MacGrath, the Noted Author, in Next wr. ‘ ( TPS < SATURDAY’S STAR