The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1915, Page 3

3, STAR-—THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1915. PAG . ] jet Me Send You — Sreatment of My | MOVING PICTURES OF EASTLAND DISASTER LAST SATURDAY ON TO- Catarth Cure Free DAY AT THE LIBERTY; MIDWEEK REVIEW OF PHOTO--PLAY OFFERINGS ns: poem | CHAlotte Walker Charlotte Walker famous dra starred in A 1 ee Who appeared here in “The Trail of the ai Lonesome Pine,” in a 5-part picturization of one of the most daring and dramatic offer- ings ever presented on the American stage INDLIN A story of the big things in life—elemental, emotional and dramatic. A big picture in theme, production and acting. SCOOP! Wiotion Pictures the ener Eastland Disaster Nee ig ib rorking a mph comedy ned the Z SPECIAL SERVICE T0 BE HELD . oe the WP ee a -ogege the actual Liberty Ending Saturday Night * COLONIAL What would you do {f, by te ALHAMBRA The Sins ¢ e art and {Wl Take Any Matter =", “ = ESTIRELY ar MY own EXPENSE, That tc Cun Re Cured. A Scene From the Five-Reei Film, “Kindling,” at the Liberty red in a drama, “Young Rom Melbourne. The | Mont Rey.) t legate of K the United Paramount Travelogue 15—a wild ride ona hand car from the summit of the Andes mountains to sea level. LIBERTY the ( n *. Pelletier, of Boston, Alhambra Ending Sunday Night i: Wotan.” The ns oof the Mothers” | States, arrives her ce cane | ees (Anita Stewart and Earle Wil-| ing, he will be St. James teihen-a hams) dral, where a special service the » | “Heritage.” at the Class A, ts al ener Sel Tor the: CaUaree OF 6 cago four-part Laemmie drama of slur At the Clemmer — and society life. Tho the story| “The Birth of a Nation” (Linlian| He will be the first man to reach does not quite conform to the title,| Gish, Mae Marsh, Mirtam Cooper, | ~ 2 Oy Henry Walthall and Kalph Lewis) ah ye ivocate of the ¢, that ® delegation left ( pectal train Wednesday r way All safe.” So reads grand ph Mensage at Monte Car of the Finest Charles Chaplin ts also on | Colonial Ending Saturday Night |) Should a Mother Tell?’ (Betty | ;¥ Nansen); “Man to Man,” drama . yh comedy HWikum Endin hursday Night he G Ht "the Gree tl Titonee “ane thorna"” drata: | vesnie tansy, Yi FIRST AT PIKE. CONTINUOUS, 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Only a Few Days More—Your Last Chance to See Griffith’s Masterpiece The Eh ok Ga en Hearts ar « ty . @ He will be celebrant at RESIDENCE THEATRES high mass on Tuesday m ° | Clase A Ending Satu y Night @ ; 4 Fouaded on Heritage” (Hob I ard and Home Ending Thureday im | ea Halll “The Pace on the far oro Matt hi.” St" two GOAT OF RED PAINT ....... .. ar a 4 al | eee ma: + Fab: Many Crown.” Gene WILL BE COVERED UP The explanation was brought out field secretary of the National Onp- | Melbourne Ending Saturday Night | « i by Mra. Maud M. Wilson, who CHAMPION IN TOWN Cent Letter Postage association, - | “Young Romance” (Edith Talla-| Ye College Ending Thureday oe Cs sg ont ge ne ponte pale gly Walch will petition "congress 7am t | ferro); “A Woman” (Chaplin) Cleo Madison tn “The Dancer,”| Red lead preservative being | ter for using red paint on the new) Charging that 2-cent postage is|winter for a one-cent instead ef r | oe: 2 | part drama; “One Kind of| placed on the cornice of the new | building Ins lation and that the prof-|two-cent postage rate, addressed yn't be visible when | it ed goto a “subsidy paid|the Commercial Club Thursday out to a special interest,” Stanley ! noon wisi ———— | Madison Ending Thursday Night | “The Heart of Cerise,” dram. 4 a; “The Lover’s| courthouse, it has been explained y Predicament,” comedy \by the county commission, will be! ; As already announced, The Eilers Talking Machine Company will, by special arrangement, place This large Hornless Talking Machine, of which we show an exact photo illustration, is equal in size to a 200 Mastrola Talking Machines in the first 200 homes taking advantage of the remarkable offer now $25 instrument, will play all the Records, and will give entire satisfaction in every way. The liberal guaran- being made to Seattle Star readers. tee below proves the extent of our faith in the Mastrola. A Modern Hornless Talk- ] 50 ing Machine That Plays $1220 All the Records for.....) The MASTROLA is the greatest Talking Machine value ever offered to the public. Come and hear it play Rag Time, Popular Songs, Band Music or Grand Opera, and if you do not now own a Machine you will certainly want to be among the first 200. THE GUARANTEE—The Eilers Talking Machine Company GUARANTEES the MASTROLA just as they do their more expensive Machines, AND FURTHER—they will exchange the MAS- TROLA at the end of FOUR MONTHS’ TRIAL for any larger machine and allow the full purchase price. A Complete Outfit Consisting of the Mastrola, Six Selections, Record Cleaner, an assortment of Needles—all for $14.60. Special terms as explained on the Coupon—$3.60 cash and 50 cents a' week. Seattle's ae For All Machines Headquarters CHHOPPER SEPKELLY =e filers Buildin, Ord. Ave OUniversity St. CLIP AND SIGN COUPON ADDRESS ........ $2.40 deity complete ons, The Record Neodles—the price + Third and