The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1915, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR LIVES 20 YEARS WITH PHOTOPLAY THEATRES OFFER CRACK BILLS COMING WER MAN WHO DRANK; NOW HER BOND IS LOOSED Tragedies Bared in Weekly Divorce Hearing; Husbands and Wives . Accuse Each Other of Faith- lessiness On the face of beteadetn B, Day {many times to the Hofbrau, Amert Was reflected theysadnoss of the|°*n. and other cafes A 3 She used to come home drunk | Hers was.e, face that one) a+ 3 and 4a, m., and she wouldn't| witying the sor | get my breakfast She isn't bis wife, now ee Her tired voice. was a requiem Demoanive the meries of women| Must a woman be faithful to the ince first time was, It was low,| pledge that she will cling to her| Dut vibrant with the indignation of | husband until death do them part} the outraged wit when he is tncurably insane? | ‘The pent-up enibtion of 20 years| Mrs. Adelia Martin, who looks €ruel torture--since the time/|!ike the grandmothers who make bur S. Day, her husband, first} Pumpkin ples on the Thanksgiving to his cups— was poured forth | Covers of magazines, didn’t think divorce court Friday afternoon. | 5° | An hurried, dramat lo sentences she cdmund W. Martin has been in ed the story’ of her wasted |#® &sylum tn Michigan for 30 years Fife, the story of a wife fighting for! Divorced eeness, with liquor as her foe. used to ong his pay Saturday Mrs. Frances Martens, a striking * she said, choking back the| >rumette, who works in the news “T wouldn't see him again| Stand at the Frye hotel, bubbled over with joy, as she asked divorce iy 1th Past a bas it Somet! “ ” “ ” sco bypass ane rupees from J. J. Martens, whom she says | Scene From “Brother Officers,” Military Drama, Which Will Be Shown Charles Ogle and Mary Fuller, In “Circus Mary," Three-Reel Drama, The Mii ‘Love, Snow and Ice,” a Comedy-Drama, Sum Money was gone, Then he|!®.® gambler and a ne‘er-do-well at the Liberty Three Days, Beginning Sunday Based on Circus Life, Coming to the Class A day, Monday and Tuesday. Abovels Shown One of the Snow Scenes. ~ follower of the race track | meme to me for more. 1 LIBERTY COLONIAL CLEMMER | GRAND have to go to my folks and|_ “He never earned anything. He | written many| A powerfully dramatic story will Manager Hamrick of the Colonial] Edward E. Re was offered good positions, but| One of the most elaborate pro And ays, among the didn't want them,” she said, | ¢. over offered ime gone on Hs toed she, | dimpling. grams ever offered time) cot treats in the history of the big|"The Rosary David Haro im world of ness in her! ‘she got her divorce, and left the |! Seattle ts the lineup for the big Fourth ave, house in store for the Richard Carvel Janice Mere language he used against me} | room, laughing ; ~~ | Liberty theatre Sunday, Monday and ttle publi ith” and “Eben Holden y, Monday and Tuesda King t ° Muesday other Officer: " H 1 ope He: in Exile Hut of all his s, none has so | Baggot, who has always ae for my icbayed | sees hoo cnloeges Abas pale Mhohy ef ata i ll hgh ms — je-| much tension and dramatic interest lar with wor atrons of th ° . ail boy, a manly ooking chap of; Blanche O'Hare’s sister, her wit-| part Broadway feature, a reel of Young, the|@* “Fighting Bob,” a drama deating house, has the star part Jane school age, sat staring dumbly | ness, sobbed as she heard the wife| South American pictures and a two I Young, thes ith love and a revolution in a/ ee as Bagi mother. testifying against H. L. O'Hare, a Latin-American country, of which ilm Baggot is given much room Pretty soft for » told on WW money to pay the rent ehting Bob announces he has one of the gr “2 WITNESS SENT ROSE SHOW TO reel photo! is shown Sun cess of Clara Kimb famous film star who got her start ntered around | right here tn Seatt! In = in eandre Thibaut All roses on display at the sec- K opposite reel local feature, ¢ n did he fiist begin to/ structural tronworker. Bob fs th . to display his prowess and activi \ ond al show of the Pacifi / out . ke up Manage f ob © hero Ms prowess an of Ravensdale, but kinda tough o! nd annua how of the Pacifis 2" her attorney asked I met him on the street, with | Mount Rainter, make uF Manager The play ts based on Rusalan life Fighting Bob” was selected by ioe oe sale ; oe , " : kinda tough on | 2 nwest Rose society, de tanvaae ways drank,™she said. “But| another woman, carrying her suit | Von Herberg’s unuaval show in -whteh there thritis s-plenty, and |... » Pletures corporation as nd in also putting on a Lee| Adolph Giacarrini cade buliding, will be given away The headine offering, “Brother tings of rare value grew constantly worse. If I case. I asked him then if he « fitting subject in which to exploit; Moran comedy, “The Downfall of| Adolph was star state's witness! to those in attendance when the In't get to him whan he recetved| Would meet me after work. He sald | Officers.” ts one of Harold Shaw's Young plays Hope Ivanovna eee ee gon, handao leading Potts against Leandre, who was on trial|/show closes Saturday night at 11 Salary, I always Ihad to follow|he would. But — he — d-didn't— | Productions. It 1s not built upon the of high moral character, oe rie have turned out a vir eee before Judge Mackintosh, charged | clock come home—until 2 the next morn-| European war, as are many of the) whose hand is sought by two men,| MA shen Male Meno OO | DRESSLER AT STUDIO de Radin oatesrg pte gig ES were awarded Friday mpany's offerings. | who, altho their stations tn Ii ning. Mrs. M. J. Moldstad of pllow him where” Ing. He was drunk. I demanded|London Film ¢ scenes. “Fighting Bob” will P*To the places he ‘went—the sa." explanation about her, and he|The story is based on the friend-) very far apart, are loyal fr eet aauaey at thet | Marie Dressler, whose only mo Moddsdss atcluhe* bite’ Atiee eee Se 2- MO I have taken him out of| left me.” ship of two officers who served !0] Tho thrills and heart th ' a ee ow on F re appearance to date Was)... p Morris, for Leandre,|one rose heretofore unnamed, It all. And that always aroused Just a simple little tragedy that| the Hritish army, and their love |. eoyy, by the entrance of a cruel Jin "Tillie’s Punctured Romance,”| k was christened by the judges thel : " > ir ALHAMBRA | the Charles ay feature, which| When he began cross-questioning anger. He choked me. He oM¢ hears every divorce day for the same girl and © chief into the The Eagle's Nest.” a film which pin Rdaigh, “antes the cee oe Moldstad (called me vile names. He Is always eee One of the thrills of the Mount | face 4, han ae eeei it stupendous Indian |%&® been shown in Seattle twice, is} pian eee saree out of the| Saturday is family day, and the Rainier film is a race between a Preasehey ich hell = i , . lan now at the Lubin studios, where a|%dse Brown ordered out of the! sission’ price has been knocked hed ht gong oder gd He drank and gambled, All the| speeding Milwaukee train and sev-| 1,4, SvOpart comedy, “The Cannon ever staged In motion Dle-| river of Dressler comedies are be-| ate few months y Reemce| Aioeren Ceace nee Oeen Sere tal wi ‘unny heater Conkil ® nue as the feature you - D conts Fe ee eeece Oe my econ e faite, money James R. Montgomery made |¢rai automobiles Toca ta aha " tinue as tne andes {1K produced. A strong company |. ts se tea the nomination,|, When the “spoils” are divided inated wite” bee went over the card table, sald Mra ‘e * Age comes Charles |has been engaged to assist her but not until he had got the truth | Saturday night, attendants will en- | Leotia Belle Montgomery. He was Be AL iites't a locomotive engineer. Twice he| CLASS A | MISSION j erery way 1 avettried to re-| was suspended. Then he lost his| Mary Fuller will come tothe Class! Lovers of plays of adventure, with | Pl ld HS ake i him: use. | Job. She got it back for him.|A four days in her latest success, | thrilis, snow effects, loeboating and hy ore © Valverga sy hp pba Bis: conduct growing worse?” | Then he tried to pase a bad check.|«cireus Mary.” Miss Fuller is fea-|*kating, will have thetr hearts grati-/Kressor.” and « wild ante gaged Mine. Anna Pavlowa, the , and ordered Deputy Prose —— ‘counsel asked Next he was arrested in Everett! fled when they Nitra Frazer in| Will complete the new bill, dancer, who appeared recently at Helsell to file a charge of FIRE BAND TO PLAY It can’t getiany worse!| for carrying a gun. He's in the tured as @ real circus queen, WIth! tne jatest Hroadway Star feature, |TUos a week the Moore, to take part in an elght-| pers against him. Then he ge insane if I havesto put up| stockade now. She says they saved| pink tights. Her role in the fllm|"Love, Snow and Ice,” at the M —_ reel motion picture. Paviowa’s full| freed Leandre AND FOLKS WILL yan the cry =. Rabo oF at cupgal bayer is that of a tight-rope walker sion next week. This screen pro company of 47 will be used when the omer deavor to give the choicest blooms to visitors to the city instead of to residents. latent Work PAVLOWA IN FILMS smeared up nobody could recognize It * Mackintosh told him to go Was the cry of a wormn's soul.| “The saloon men got It" She duction wan enacted during the win vt Byer a star ppg sr aay 26 EMMA GOLDMAN TO DANCE ON STREET Following the taking of the Chicago courtroom spectators stirred! said it with bitter frony, and with|. She has a trying time with a vil:)/) 0 Un Oe ee eam beauty an odd twist of a sardonic smile } lain who insists on putting in an ap - 4 7 " 4a) { 1 he Sean vatey wane troune to Univeraat Ciry, near Los| WARY SAN DIEGO AGAIN) troupe to Universal City, near Los | The city firemen's band will play William B. Chapman of) Divorced | Dearance just when he isn't wanted.| "5,1. parley wants his daughter county, substituting for | eee and then, to make matters worse, he} | | a to marry a man whom he atyles Thr Reel Angeles. at the open alr celebration at the Berg eggs mana -T Others on the calendar included: | Monkeye with the tight rope, if aniag g “self-made” man, but the girl ee Lois Weber, famous a the evita LOS ANGELES. June 19.—Emma fire station, 73rd and Greenwood. enous’ Vada 8. vs. Joseph J. Wells; Car.| attempt to bring Mary to a su thinks he made a pretty poor fob and co-producer with Phillips Smal-| Goldman, the anarchist, said today | @V¢. on Monday evening, June 21, tily he granted her ‘her free-| rig ve. William Chappell; Lucy V.|¢04. But the hero-—bless hin of himaelf. She is already tn love jvs. Frank Schmidt; Effie G. va /comes in Just im the nick of time) with another, and ft is about this Jay D. Patterson; Emma ys. BE. W. 4nd saves Mary. Hurrah affair that the action revolves In the :next case the tables were | Christensen; Jennie vs. FW. P. Harry Gibbon, who was a Dig star! gome thrilling p its In teeboats Jean W. Smal said he| Smith; Carrie vs. John Nell; Edna|on Broadway, and connected, until) wrich attain great speed, are In his wife, Leonora E., gotng|G. vs, David G. Tenke; Helma vs.| recently, with the Keystone, will be! Cuded d with men whom he thought John Benson; Charles FE. va. Eliz-| seen tn a rip-roaring comedy, “Blue! 4 carnival scene ts also shown tn his friends. He shadowed her abeth Andrews Blood and Yellow Backs which there fa ico skating, doth - fancy and racing, parade floats and an ice palace The other film is ‘From Tramp to Champion.” see ley of “Hypocrites,” and lately of! she would go to San Diego tonight| This is one of the first celebra- “Scandal,” will write the scenario and attempt to deliver two lectures, | tions of its kind ever given by the; for Pavlowa from “The Dumb Girl| Miss Goldman declared she had fire department. The program has \of Portici,” the grand opera produc-| been driven out of San Diego on|been arranged by the chief, assist- | thon. |two previous occasions, but that|ant chief, and Captain Crowley of} eee | she was determined to speak there|the 73rd st. station. Dancing will PROGRAMS if It took her “the rest of her life|be the main feature. The public in | to do it general are invited to attend. Class A Ending Tuesday Night Circus, Mare’ iatary Footer), A 2 = three reels; “Blue Blood and Yel BROADWAY STAR COMEDY on condition that it be immediately ‘inprHe oy Anaiatant corpo. ff] (Oc—First at Pike—i0c Jration Counsel Howard Hanson | providing for installment payments for condemnation assessments, will Jaiso be introduced Monday, 66 low Racks” (Harry Gibbon), two-/ 5 ciara aesasecinabansonaatantes reel comedy. | ° ee , | Paramount Pictures Present a | CHIEF Is ELECTED | Liberty Ending Tuesday Night | anim MAYOR FIRST TIME | “Brother Officers” (Gerald Drama of British Army and | Ames, Henry Ainley an] Lettice) 4 2 Fairfax), four parte; "Santiago, Society Life Chile” ' Paramount | Travelogue; | 4 D A YS IS ALL “The Mountain That Was God" 2 (scenic), two parts. i ef @ | 4 YOU’LL HAVE TO SEE PRETTY Colonial Ending Saturday Night rot e I “Hearts in Exile’ (Clara Kimball MARY FULLER Young), five parts; “The Cannon IN ONE Ps Bali" (Chester, Conkiia), two parts.| B F THE GREATEST “ | Alhambra Ending Sunday Night FILMS EVER MADE OF THE LIFE A 9 | “The Eagie’s Nest” (Edwin Ar IN THE SAWDUST RING— N den), six parts, | H ete Alaska Ending Saturday Night | ‘ D David Harum” (Wm. H. Crane). | P és Miaalon Ending Tuesday Night A story of the friendship of two “Love, Snow and Ice (Nitra Fra- ry Taken at Lake Sara-|) rr), three parte: “From Tramp to gg ™men—that stood the acid test of a in the Adirondacks Champion, two. pare woman—a military drama with no eet Hrondiacis®y 1) clemmer Ending Tuesday niNgt | “German spies” or ‘important famed for its winter “Fighting Bob” (Orrin Johnson), paper five parts. i | ee | sports. The plot calls Alhambra Beginning Monday | s.r for the elopement off) iy etna Wey of the Peenoareee, A race between a Milwaukee train parts; “The Way of the Transgreas. STIAN «| or” (Leah Baird and Leo Del s A THREE-REEL DRAMA | LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 18 YOUN COUP, Pulte} Ge (leah Halle gas 70 Delaney. and 4 automobiles from Tacoma to MARY FULLER AND HER ENTIRE Se Ce Ee Ee ee 8. r oe See = Pee See ae COMPANY WERE TAKEN TO may anid that it cou not be done. IM father, including many | Grand Enaino Tuesday nine Mil taken by Beverly B. Dobbs of Seat- TRENTON, N. J., WHERE THE where the progressives won their screamingly funny || (King Baggot and Jane Gail), thre | | tle. 2,000 feet of thrills and mag- | | J FILM WAS MADE IN CONJUNC- |first victory and where woman's parts; “The Downfall of Potts" (Le ifi TION WITH A REAL CIRCUS suffrage A an accomplished fact, it scenes and_ ludicrous |) Moran), comedy nificent scenery. as been done o- THAT WAS PLAYING THERE. A POLICEMAN, HAS BE situations — featuring|) Tiikum Ronday and Monday | PRARARBBERSRASE ] HARRY GIBBON 16 yearn ago put on m patrolman’s parta; “Their Friend the Burglar E Paramount Travelogus, a tour of unife 0 5 % on comedy. . ° ° AS LATE COMEDIAN WITH THE July Int take office ax the city's Ml And a 2-reel Western er Rea be | Santiago, Chile, showing curious cus- a KEYSTONE COMPANY, WILL His election occurred June ist, | mining story, a Lubin, || wh eathter oe the Nile aes | toms, quaint and old-fashioned, in- SEEN IN A SIDE-SPLITTING aries oe, of fu8 bitterest battles mt called Fuller); “Mutual Weekly": “Th herited from Spanish settlers. i FILM LABELED— During the fight he was indicted | bead Mo ae ane ol “BLUE BLOOD AND ha Mobb hie tinea tical 6 Notes"; “Giraffe Hunt in Africa.” | RO the combined forces of money and ; YELLOW BACKS” hore agatnat him, and. still “came | FROM TRAMP} Sunday Noon C from 12:15 A TWO-REEL COMEDY clean” with a substantial ma. ity. | un: ay oon oncert rom 4 His rivals, “the moneyed clans,” | 9 to 12:45, by H. B. Murtagh W went down to defeat in spite of an | 0 CHAMP! tow, DY FE. Bs gh on ur- Come and Die Laughing for— eleventh hour $30,000. lush fund | litzer Hope-Jones Unit Orchestra C that was turned loose to defeat the | . police chief. CLASS«é 9 - Ww hile chie of, Sebastian wiped out | | | the red-light ‘district. The Hquor | 1 ty tides: dak eho piste wore a [Interests were on his back, but he | |terious disappearances of night THEATRE [fought on. The gambling Interests Voutaktnis OF ASEARKIED eetwa. AD saw danger ahead and, knowing | the accompaniment of broken win | ; pee af Fie ag in Chinatown, | ms |dows, disarranged countryside, and | Just North of Pike on Third Sebastian went after them ail td Loa Mendion coral Cie, sannell vil dealt one smashing blow after an. | ing that hereafter no consignme nt| , other | of explosives over 20,000 pounds | een age greet all kinds of | may enter this port, and then only ; Last year the Los Angeles police department was declared a model of efficiency and Los Angeles gain ed the nickname of the hemical Pure” city; Sebastian was | 5 Fourth C Pixe & Union ly master chemist. °