The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1915, Page 8

“Two Women, Qt the Liberty next week tured in the leading roles. John Emerson's boss not only kicks bim oes into his home, and, through elaborate pron Persuades her to leave poor John John comes back and punches the dayligh out of his boss, then Jeaves for the wilderness in the North. There he meets and falls | Teve with Anita, a girl of the Northland, who is t John's wife marries his boss and journeys to @f a While, becomes tired of Mrs. Emerson and shakes her for elae's wife. Wifey returns to John and begs forgiveness in order to get her meal tieket dack, but, hurrah for John! He says nay, nay, Pauline, and folds Anita in his arms. a strong Vitagraph drama, will be t Anita Stewart and Earle W office, t ises to his fickle wife, around at the blue. The boss, aft somebody keene ps _ “The Christian,” Eight-reeler, at Clemmer a “The Christian,” an eight-reeler, adapted from the famous novel by © Hall Caine, will constitute the bill at the Clemmer, starting Sunday Edith Storey will be seen in the role of Glory Quayle, a London Retress. John Storm, a minister, who was he y sweetheart in their childhood days, meets her while exploring the slums. Lord Rob ert, the villain, refuses to marry a girl he has wron and becomes Capt. Swift’ will ie ows Mixed up with John, who tries to force him to marry the girl. The a drama dealing w "| Da Frawiey, ne vefore he was _tished out Villain plans revenge and spreads lies broad out John, John e we now: the an = ee é strangled and half frozen © Becomes a target for the vengeance of every one, t rich and poor. destion 1 Smythe. of Claes } a Glory comes to his aid and disperses an ax mob which has Harold Gage receives a severe cut or n A tame not that $5 hat he @ - = - = threatened to kill him a fight with bis foster brother. Angere for porting, He won it from B hibitor. Neither will I beg a ; John has had too much excitement all in a bunch, so he does the ‘ Australia and later become a ange of the Mutual Film Co. It seems 4) comp to the show. Just a hint for matural thing—loses his mind Scene srom PishermatS After a nun f daring exple n| tittle bet made between the! you to grat shekels at Glory | in the faithful heroine and recalls John to his senses. assumed naw twe get t jen as to the size of the the box offic |) ‘The villain is ousted, John and Glory tie up, and live happily ever after.! All hatred for the couple Jeaves Ned, however, when their little He ns to England and meets his intended, Stella Darbiaher,| 7°" u @ Clemmer wou! ad draw eo. oe eee child comes Weil, it all works up Into a sy x H » foster brother, Mitt “Tillie's Punctured Romance Thi meansibsesbiie: dt the: Saeed } However, Ben, the deceitful wretch, becme Infatnated with @ KYP*Y as a butier in Stella's house miegs him and pute'the core co his Billie” had the ri ht dope is trying to solve the riddle of what maiden a ‘Tragic Lo Story at Class A aes 4 A has 7 & Ce "The Old Fisherman's Story,” a two-reel — seenes femnen the production were taken along the picturesque coast of Bis ‘toanhson -oututs The story deals with an old fisherman who has two sons. Hen, the fier, {2 2 strong. fine-looking chap, while Ned, his brother, is a hunch as Dack. Both Ben and Ned fall in love with the same girl, Mary Cresswood. Finds a Wife in Boys’ Clothes When William Farnum, "Ben is the lucky one and marries Mary AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF PIKE Tomorrow We Offer The Eminent Comedian Andrew Mack In the Thrilling, Romantic Melodrama “THE RAGGED EARL” Five Acts of Action—Comedy—Heart Interest AND THE LATEST KEYSTONE COMEDY “GIDDY, GAY AND TICKLISH” TOMORROW—MONDAY—TUESDAY Crawford at the Pipe Organ 10 CENTS Children 5 Cents eorful little thing, Ned, to save his brother, takes him out in an open boat, Intend- traty ing to keep him there until the gypsies have left the country Majestic drama, as its headliner for the week starting Sunday. The Qo. uy and the frail craft is overturned but Ned ts drowned he exacts a promise from Ben to be faithful to Mary and her child - THE EATTLE STAR STAR’S MOVING PICTURE DEPARTMENT; WHAT'S ON AT I LOCAL THEATRES trunks and mover out of be big, husky Irishmar Gerald Fitzge ers to marry « ttle money time set le. She had bee and Was ¢ overtak arrives of under his wing Flack at his cant The Rag tity a We trust they lived ha Harold, to escape beloved broth The br for Harold A storm er, curse him, However, before he dies, "ADDITIONAL, MOVING PICTURE NEWS ON. PAGE 3 OF THE STAR TODAY the earl t understand the r Swift Action in “Captain Swift” is forced to leap or hides in the bushes and ts shot No wedding bells in this pict PAPA DAL LL PPL PLP PPL LP PPP ann PPPPPP LSPA PALA AL ADL PLLA LALLA LL PLLA PDA LLL LLL LPL LPL PPP PPP he Clemmer ° VICTOR POTEL GOT AN c in taking a scene in the | 4 “Sen timental § Potel, a y Slim steals Mustang Pete's girl tan; and his gang chase Slim, and to escape them he imps into a colé mountain strear ¢ returns to her f As Slim is considerably over There he learn six feet tall he did not expect K ring to get over his head. or But bh stubbed his toe as he was taking the jump and land ed on his face. He says he swallowed a barrel of water the public ts in the line of Talk about newspaper men be shows. Do they like .ong dramas ing tight with thelr money! Gee or do they like short, snappy films? whiz, you ought to run up against The public is a very fickle person jsome of these moving picture ex- If he's grouchy he says the show's 1 a window so bim a detective t who mistakes him Only black crepe! fs it not? eee in “The Modern Samson,” packs up | ARREST ATTORNEY | LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9 with pandering, 8. A. D. Gray, a | middle-aged attorney, was at li comp! Talma ance of Leo Roy, world’s famous magic stoutly maintained his innocence One Week—Beginning Tomorrow Hall Caine’s Great Society Drama HRISTIA Complete in 8 Wonderful Acts The Most-Talked-of Love Story Ever Written Edith Storey as Glory Quayle Farle Williams as John Storm ARTISTICALLY INTERPRETED ON THE PIPE ORGAN By Oliver G. Wallace Performances at 10:00 a. m., 12:00 noon, 2:00 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m., 8:00 p. m. and 10:00 p. m. CLEMMER 10c-Seattle’sBestPhotoplay House—10c et aside for the n SEE MOORE SHOW themselves. There will be 400 of | jitney them it In order that The Star's carriers and branch boys may have the Charged | portunity of enjoying the perform 4d Rosco, ns, the man nasle Leo Roy, Talma and Bosco are called me up over the phone this 4 by @ company of 50 Eng It wouldn't be a bad stunt if a| morning and informed me that he lish fakers, jugglers and filuaion-|few of these residence district ex-| intended running Keystone films fats hibitors would send ther pro-|on his program from now on. {today on bond. The agement of the Moore theatre has Read th ff in (ere in th suburbs. j against Gray were preferred by De-|arranged to entertain them Mon-/€asy. Head the offerings in) jiow what the bill was at such| By the way, Clemmer thinks he'll tectives Bitten and Felts. Gray |day night STAR WANT ADS — then | and such a house. It won't cost you| bring “Tillie” back to make some A section of the theatre will be' choose. hibitors! All the king's horses rotten; if he's sad he doesn’t ex sies, where and all the king's n” couldn't | press his feelings, and if he’s hap. time all to|pull some of them e from &| py, any old thing is good. I know, because I've tried ee —Manager Hamrich of the Colonial 'y can have a b Evident! y he’s been looking at Jim Clemme k. I have Jis from read wanting to| had “Tillie’s Punctured Romance.” gram to n Own your own nome. It’s bad a ni every we er of bank account since Jin a cent to send in the program, Alaska Theatre STARTING SUNDAY Mr.| more money for him in a few weeks SCENE FROM “CAPTAIN SWIFT” APEX FEATURE FILM CO. Presents the Superb Photo Drama “Captain Swift” IN SIX BEAUTIFUL PARTS 10c ADMISSION 10c