The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1915, Page 3

| ate 13 PORTLAND FOLK INJURED BY AUTOS PORTLAND, April 12.—Thirteen A Two-Part Drama His Jungle Sweetheart An Animal Picture by 4th, Pike and Union, | fiod ‘an ave ola relay COLONIAL William Fox’s New York Sensation “FROM THE VALLEY OF THE MISSING’ By Grace Miller White, Author of “Tess of the Storm Country” With the Broadway Stage Star JANE MILLER Who scored such a big hit as the leading woman in the spectacular melodrama “LIFE,” produced at the Manhat- tan Opera House, N. Y. NO « This is = the big screen success of the day Worth While COLONIAL} & woman jitney driver volved. The jitney, driven by Mrs Pitt, overturned, pinning four pas sengers underneath. No one badly hurt. Mrs, Ella Erickson was knocked | down by an automobile driven by Karl Williams. She may die. TODAY and TUESDAY) x v= Pimer Utterback, the champlon| trombone player of the Claremont! h |band, Ys husking corn for. . | Shafer.—Olneyville (11) vi STAR—MONDAY, APRIL | COLONIAL When strong Now Playing. en hate, ant that] drama he motive of thelr pieture ts based on the ne t the Colonial | acted and pho! graphed clear » country girl vinit of the man she ident in.the woods of which comes a | ALHAMBRA It ts fitting that oroughly an a film engage nding his vacation in the Penn. |t! taken by &/againat the leade ustache has be | in a deverted cabin has slipped new epidemic told him to the Clemmer THE GANG HAS BEGUN ON ng to do a record t fore the close of the engagement ¢ Ita notewor he Newspaper me tonight perfectly Dick came h features are good ngs and wonder The principal par Beastie Barris are played t Arthur Maud holding out @ newspaper trays the devil dinguised as a suave gentiema able to add two t the. apseiog rnest politie His method spectre ompany if he kind of a man he former aweetheart ace before the opening o with constantly? The young wom 4 to be the author of the would-be clever have attacked the devil has other plans sbout a4 m spider's web chance as flies in a isting elty gov there ts no res. to be found dally lunching the owner and and dining with managing editor of the sheet.” you do now It baa” been sald that good looks: to one's success This theory has been ad }hered to for many moons. the world that face or figure. are essential I think rm « aire, and th nde Sepentent" on 1 don't think the f as the writer bas been mention any| but I do think perk might write him a letter saying !f/ he ever again in the remotest way | refers to your sister you will ar him for malict and heto of | tempted a new role. In jan of the Flock week, Kerrigan being from at the Grand tuts is an entirely the handsome, debonair chap who wins the hearts be ther 6 or 60 There are two other of the girls, to jafterwards. Besides, either way will be to acknowledge that I know he who made herself by her clever handling of y anything 1 Mollie, for tt a Seo Madison. means Mollie While I did not felt sorry for poor llooked to me as though she were |going to be the subfect of a great} deal of newspaper talk. The men| who had allowed this to be printed | | knew they could burt both Dick and | | Mr. Hatton this way And these are that are doing this It always maken me laugh, little [book, when anyone begins to prate | of the chivalry of men men say to me, shown recently in Seattte in our midst pretty Cleo has the leading role tn} chivalrous men | “Would you want to kill chivalry in men by trying to/ equality with “What ta this | Of an American girl mad- a captive bride in the mountains of Mon- tenegro— The Unatrai T always ask | persons are suffering today injuries ranging from a fracty skull to bruises and contusions as the result of a series of automobile accidents yesterday in one of which which you make so much? j “Like the famous }you will perhaps subdue windmille for us, but we have no use for wind mills subdued or unsubdued, Chiv-| airy has always meant to me some thing that a man will give to a wom an because he does not want ft him-| self and for which will have no use. off your hat to a woman while fell ing her you do not think it proper for her to try to earn her living Jo thin for you because you intimates a man with hands us with the handkerchief But does he ever | latep aside to give us a position |which he knows we can fit better he knows she It means taking are a woman,’ flattering words we have dropped Not if he can help tt With Louise Vale Storm | Selig. | _,ARY woman not aatintied with stifling hait-dead cuticle. 1 d-fashioned remedy ya do the we mercollz t and ap “THE DEMAND THAT |*; MUST BE SATISFIED” WHEN THE FATES SPIN w Tithe ifelens ak y and beautiful ¢ A Drama. My akin there's nothing wrink |tton, It im only ne The Entire Lower Floor |i a half pint of witch b Advertisement. statistics show that tn nine cases out of ten make reparation for their It is always the Rita Jolivet mutual sinning? woman that pays In this case there 1s no chivalry to be shown Mollie, for through her y can the men lined up In battle | » of law and order A three-part feature, a drama and a comedy—all for 5c. THIRD AT PIKE House Peters TONIGHT TUESDAY ™ |be reached must also stop the flow of ver pen has gone out How You May Change our Face Completely What the chief of "Stop the clack and the good the gang said was work goes merrily anxious to see what Mollie will do. lon the paper I don’t believe all the fforta in mud-slinging that the will phase her Mollie {s a wom Jan and T have never in all my life had not more ery and stamina than a man in | times of trial You remem) Hester Prynne letter on her bre jot an ounce| from ly it at night ike ning It off in ax will gently gang can put forth In the least, woman that » book, It wae » wore the acarlet | where all might | » young minister, the | partner of her ain, slonk behind her free olve an ounce of powdered maxolite I don’t want chivalry from men I Just want them to play fair, (To Be Continued.) e the face In thin as required three-part melo York him el) and tographed very | ever nd tn beaut all of whieh! BI the moth She dis to a womun| fe There is an and the «irl Liperty Capacity Laskey f A new situ & romance The Skinfiint’| yo Saturday® col) (Rita Handle" ts a! jover Some parts are held to naar Unusual s 0 pretty jand « ut a quaint | thriller head. The storming of the enjoyable | last reel brings the edge of the mor lent by te th & clubman, |b journeying | ist her family | ducer r the club: | vartety It °.” he sald like to ask na the Daily his ideas of nto his per to ask the of the Sel to be seen raphs which | » and TT asked kick the cad insinuatine of town and t le very ad "you about ft knock that When these chivalry of Don Quixote he lets the} om: Not in the I am very} let her stay 12, PAGE 3% Ending Saturday o-| finds he i c ‘ SECOND AVE. AT VAMES ST. 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