The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1915, Page 3

STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 15, | AM VERY SORRY FOR MOLLIE by the Newspaper Enterprise Aw MOVING . PICTURES w came over to # had no reasons SHOWN AT THE MISSION THEATRE The opening ts a humdinger, ed the Wittiamson | tures at the Misston | and this ‘terrk forma no necessary is a mine ncene wonderful ever made for) gloom-destroyer—brand as all our Chaplin prompect of bunt theatre for t I was very sorry when I saw th moves from a dingy house every day. Come early the same ad-} hin wife ts not Wo exaggerate but tts impres first ever taken under e aspires to wed and and contemplates | wered from a boat a stretch of the Blade's cam Francis Bushman » taken off the Bahama is which she grants le hesitancy * a sparkling His Phantom Sweet | after contd when that wom afraid I would be brous ht Into tt hat he was with you on the train p to her husband clreumstanc three-part prize-winning fous of the fa t that it takes mon have had to have ¢ have damne Return of Richard Neal.” ALHAMBRA bie oy concerns & you | were old sweethearts “I fall to see what harm there was t Dick being on the same d as long as Dic of the woman husband's indiffer jafter a night of ale daughter of Ch She refuses out anew in a dinta: so dead as a dead love 10¢ kx" 5C Beicony STRIKERS SHOT EVERETT. April 15.—Two non union employes of the Baker shingle mii! are held in connection with the shooting, last night, nD son and EF. situation arises How sudden turns a man’s } Were not in Jove with each other was just repeating what I thought ampaign for the and urging the employers to give unfon men the preference tn reor.’ | sanizing their crews. ‘SCOTTY ALLAN GETS canine IN THE LEAD’ Scotty pata malamutes owt y him and Mra Darling of Berkeley . ed to be leading in the 412-mile ra to Candie and return, which start from here yesterday Other entrants are Alex Helmaon,| driving a team of Siberian dogs; veal Kjestad, with bird dogs; Sepala, with Siberians, and Es-| Kimo John, a native, driving a tes entered by the Council Kennel el upon him to vet Watnwright has certain reasons for wanting passed right for Garrison but the picture at this juncture has | the piety guessing as “And because of what people will & measure Papa | . I wish you would warn her about being seen with Mr. Of course, you know he is| |* married man? “I know mothing | Where is his wife and why {is noth! {a5 sald of her?" neckera are trated with an excel The Governor's Wife.” say about Moll The Tramp,” a David Felasco’s greatest aucceases audte The screen story is well told by a traly wonderful pletare. . . Syivia, striking shingleweavers, after an alterca tion on the street. Neither man was seriously injured ‘The Everett Commercial Club to- day presented union resolutions adopted last night. urging the men to return to work » ALHAMBRA Charles Chaplin is meetin an who was selfish who separated hir and Mother Nora and m roughfa , but the throng was so great it The next d officials of was impossible to take the scene. ‘ears she lived with him a@ woman should not . I've been told e enthusiasts to sta’ Why does he » divorce her?” a been pronounce He keeps her in a | thing he can for her, |she is hopelessly Isn't that terrible? 1 is a young man.” and it looks as though she} for] will outlive him.” but it is sald REGENTS IN CHICAGO HE Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company cordially invites you to visit their new general offices on the tenth floor of the Stuart Building, while attending the formal opening new building, Thursday Eve- ning, April 15, 1915. Our new recipe booklet, contain- ing one hundred choice tested rec- ipes, will be distributed for the first time—at this opening. Mission Fourth, South of Pike . Gaches and Perkins of the| wick University of Washington are he looking over aspirants the presidency of the university Liberty, Ending Saturday Night |making necessary the construction free from her?" e is not a state in the | Union where divorce will be ed on insanity (Anita Stewart and Earl Williams). taken now as any other time. Dorothy Donnelly In “THE THIEF” CLASS A—S5c Third at Pike Tonight and Friday Williamson Submarine Pictures packed houses at The Class A, Ending Saturday Night | With approximately §75, I was going to tell “The Thief” (Dorothy Donnelly).| maining of the fund out of which Mission, Ending Saturday Night |bullt, city officials believe a second The Williamson Submarine Pic-|unit could be built without necessi * seven parts tating another bond issue then I thought he must know of it Fatrlow stayed news of Mr.| { | Hatton out ot tm Clemmer Ending Saturday Night |ducting tests in an effort to deter wonld it hav pm she knows it she that it is he Instead of Pat that she loves why he has been jcareful to keep away from her is worse than death for him, pebouls's not be surprised if it did not People Praise e Spine and Nerve Specialist ton'’s Family Tre “The Black Box,” two parts, epl-|to stop leaagke through the north Special demonstration featuring Carnation Milk for whipping and making candy will also be made at our special booth in the Manufactur- ers’ Exhibit section on first floor. open about it thing would have from the first, I hate to tell Dick , he will not for a mo-| |ment understand what it will mean| |if Mollie is in love First Time on Earth at This Price Five Cents : Valley of the Missing,” |Even silting would require a year (Jane Miller) or two, and in the meantime the eee city plant should have the added Alhambra Ending Sa‘ Charlie Chaplin, in “The Return of Ri talks about one’s personal affairs to sted in them, Colonial Ending Saturday Night The Man of the Hour” (Robert Warwick), promises to be (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) ~ DENTAL — a 0 San Francisco paid 75 cents at the Cort The- atre to see these films. Los Angeles paid 50 New York paid The won- RESIDENCE THEATRES ! ° rop's advertisements. Perhaps you “A Gentleman of Art two. part drama; “When Eddie Took a doctor because i comedy This article is writ ten to correct tha rop,is licensed by PTICAL PRICES CUT Oo Suit the Hard TH one dollar. » State Board derful bargain accord- ed Mission patrons may be readily understood. Gredshoffen two-part drama Butcher's Bride,” comedy “TAYLOR the TAILOR HE MAKES CLOTHES wore ever offered Madison, Ending Thursday Night | School Teachers You should bring your Night Stand,” comedy; “When the] Fire Bell R friends and patient Hoquiam Commercial Club enter tains Congressman Johnson, Lieut Hart, Justice Chadwick an¢ Schively at weekly meeting mard iimes Optical Prices after school to see the only under-water mo- doctor does not William A. Brady Presents Robert Warwick In the Man no American men of affairs: MENT.” ( Up to the time ‘‘The Man of the Hour” was produced play had made such a lasting im- pression, and here are some of the lines applied to this great play by critics and “THE PLAY OF THE HOUR.” “THE PLAY OF THE DAY.” “THE DRAMA OF THE ‘MO. ENT.” DAILY LIFE.” of the Hour (5 ACTS) The big success that had a two years’ run at the Savoy Theatre, New York City. ALL SEASONS.” AFFAIRS.” CANCE.” “THE DRAMA OF THE PRES. “THE FOOTLIGHTING OF OUR “THE SUCCESS OF THIS SEA- SON — LAST SEASON AND “THE LESSON OF TODAY’S “A PHOTOGRAPH OF LIFE AS WE'RE LIVING IT.” “A PLAY OF REAL SIGNIFI- Today, Friday and Saturday success than ever {n nt believes, film appearance at the Erickson points out that the elty a. Chaplin's new vehicle 1 is has 21,000 kilowatts an hour now, r #0 far this week | as been shown to ca-| with its Lake Union and Cedar lake plant, and that its highest peak load 100 kilowatts P con |is ‘ From California comes word that} WAL ONLY AS Even at the present rapid rate at ie encountering pomin oe = sera the light plant’s business is whenever a downtown e. tor a Chaplin .plo- ite step in the de-|« ment of the city light plant, it location was sought, but|seemed Thursday, will be ara then Chaplin had to appeal) tons for the constructic 4 back |ond 10,000 kilowatt un: as pro sre|posed by Supt. Ross, on Lake could be taker Union, gineers who time, very ¢ the players room n appears at the Atham-| City Engineer Dimock favors this. balance of the week Gill is expected also to recommend ee jit. And President Erickson of the} PROGRAM Syiny ll, while he does not believe |given for the working out of this | process.” emergency exists at this time} Governor's Lady five|of an addition to the steam power | (Edith Wyne Mathison);|plant, declare Phantom Sweethearts” | next ste and might as well be ry Money Left Over 000 re. eee the present Lake Union plant was | -_e-e Dimock and Ross both are con Avalanche.” (Catherine|mine the best pre five parts Dropping: | the seepage of the ( river dam comedy. Dimock insists he doesn't want to} *-. recommend a masonry wall, which | Ending Saturday Night /he estimates would cost $1,500,000 88 of stopping | 6; “In a Jack Pot,” “A/bank, as long as there is a chance cessfull easing, its capacity will not be required in Soumaries he Loe for three years, called upon to enact All ently the camera was set up “I am not nearly f the busy Ange ha |about the Cedar rive jof these other men, Dams Leak as pessimistic am as some "sald Erickson. can't understand what all the What dam doesn’t The old dam that the city en- built it were, for a But it sealed | itself within a year, just as I believe the new dam will seal itself if the water {s raised and lowered from time to time and worry is about. leak when ft is new? leaked so badly an opportunity it is logically the} 1116 FIRST AVE. DR. J. R. BINYON, JR.) ro : WIth Gold-Filled Eye Glasses and His Money (Pauline| that the silting method can be suc. 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