The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1915, Page 3

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STAR'S MOVING PICTURE DEPARTMENT; WHAT’S ON AT LOCAL THEATRES PRODI AAAALR LD ARR ARAL LLL ALL SA RRR AA ma onnan Walker Whiteside, in Scene From “The Melting Pot,” Which Comes to the Colonial Sunday Hector Turnbull and Fannie Ward, Co-Stars in “The Marriage Dorothy Green and William Farnum, of Kitty,” a Comedy Which Opens at the Alaska Sunday in “The Wonderful A Tense Moment in the Three-Reel Western Feature Adventure,” Which Heads Sunday's New Bill at the Clemmer Sunset Country,” Which Comes to the Mission Sunday LASKAN DOGS (PHOTO P | ELKS’ FAIR WILL hat i ".5.0.5,5.4 "5 MAKE THEIR PA ‘med TO WAR ‘= ee) TEGIN MONDAY cee engage SELL BIG MILL nnle Ward js the star of the T2® millionaire tmpersonates the Beige ty oly Se pag! 8 bh; Allan's Malamute| Alas correspondent so he may follow “ane Godeess” (Marie S7ulats | —_— aska’s new dill, com in ? . ts i }and Anita Stewart), fourth install-/ , 5 } Sunday, in a spicy comedy entitled the nurse, but the real correspond Lad-ees and. "“Galedeil| ee ee are), fours “Daughters Wedded to For- rol , ent gets the girl, How he manages . . =nf, Team Purchased by “The Marriage of Kitty.” : . Gather Round and | | well ngy | eigners Enforce France " Lord Reggie Belsize imagines = proven impossible ts told in H Ab t It is Colonial Ending Tuesday Night | er cate ce. jhimself in love with Helen de ica ear About It. Dear Miss Grey: | want so muchimany married men doing justasthis| “The Melting Pot” (Walker Neutrality. —_— | Semiano, of the Gayety theatre. | mission _ to say something, and | am at a one did. And there is no excuse for) Whiteside); Seeing America —_—— TO GO ALO! G) His lordahip ta to receive a for. Mite ing the Mission's new bitt SHE'LL BE SOME SHOVWY toes how to say It. “If you can tell girt of 23 doing what she did. Let| First.” ion |COREY BUY S PLANT une providing he marries a wom- . lon's new b f 1 can prove to|h tah f : psi Sept. 25.—The fa-| #9 not of the theatrical world Sunday is a three-part Western! ‘ “Marie ‘Mordeaw” that the Vetter Of tonead fb Setine iid guy Ai | | Clemmer Ending Tuesday Night . 2 nate sel ot 16 Thea Kitty ee in, Kitty, tho| feature, “In the Sunset Country."; The sensationally supreme SOT ine printed on September 9 In family. ar ee et Wonderful Adventure”|_ NEW YORK, ent ae er recety- Apt to in up gents NG! JET it WERE only th aginings o ime; ce . ees as ’ sweepstakes race, is] (07 nis money. My Lord proposes |and wicked little Western town GRE only the imagining gxery time; but when they willingly! a iseka Ending Tuesday Night |prevented Charles Harrah, prem- today In the purchase of| here by Lieut. Haas of the | THAT? some one!), without giving my do such things, and are as old which will [ame and address, | will gladly do she, there is no extenuation for! to desert Kitty and go back to| He bas the idea that when he re. The Marriage of Kitty” (Fan-|dent of the big Midvale steel plant, 0 the “big fellows” the oth The Elks’ county fatr, Me By gin t of the t : . army for service in the Hagel a SB ga bl Ebrtngs 8 otr fellow 1s eae iad Conley Tit gpd abner bag Sed but cannot bring myself to do\them. | feel sorry for the wife, and |"! Ward and He tor Turnbull 5 5 es mig gee mu ‘tien * , " nwa to ltice ie Fp that, after having fought my battle believe she should prosecute the! nitions, rumors here said today. ie the noted race dog| °*sutiful, so Regsie ts content induce the leaders of the town to |fairs, opens in all its surpassing! i. ciuesiy aiene for seven years, for| husband te the limit. Let him off; Melbourne Ending Tuesday Night | Iiis daughters, one married to an Sup ’ his meetings, and what he fails to |«niend " » ‘op, at “4 Sister of . .| Engl ‘ “ } will accompany the dogs to |, r parnbal, Cle me pele yee accomplish his daughter does Thre a A Vig! - Mond 7 ae SE aed eee ee ail Can Te et oe ig rte ‘Clark pre 4 " 2 Pickford) it scald shade iim otesete: Hal er te gemente|{0r, rurabull, Cleo Ridgeley and, *ccomplinh Bie daughs ; ird and Kinta, nday quaintancee—I would have none of crime, The law holds him respon.|s¥erite Clark and Jack Pickford). /it is said, made him observe neu- accord! arrani Tom Formas. he Wardrobe Lady, & GraM& ling for a whole week. | oe |trality on the subject of production today. With Lieut. Haas. jot stage life, and a comedy com-| ¢ It. jsible for his actions, he ‘ ’ rowded under the gigantic tent Clase A Ending Tuesday Night | of munitions and the dogs will leave on} |g epey bd ¥ | plete the bill | wit be all the wonders of the |! simply reached a point that/married man, and knows bette the Gowhoy ‘and the Lady” (S.| But the possibility of war profits peleamer Senator on the eext| + ptiett | world morning where | felt | must give ett see justice done. Miller Kent), scente |from the Midvale plant attracted Beginning a threeday engage-| ALHAMBRA To quote the Elks’ advance agent, vent In some way, and since not a) “Fair Play” must be @ man, ° |Wm. E. Corey, once president of ment Sunday at the Liberty is the| The fourth tnatallment of “The|The splendor of the fartained human soul knows or dreams of Oe een eee SAK SAS! Selection Ending Tuesday Night |the United States Steel corpora fiveree! Pathe feature, “The Gal-| Goddess,” six reels of excitement.| arabian Nights will be outdone in the true state of affairs, | wrote by a4 about such a serious charge.| in the Sunset C ountry,” drama; |tion, from retirement. fag. of Berkeley, Cal. loper,” the film version of Richard | comes to the Alhambra Sunday for |ih» special attractions assembled.” |S¥ch @ little bit of it out on paper|! hope to see this In print, and that) ~The Wardrobe Lady.’ He, Percy Rockefeller, E. C. Con- fn the past six years in| Harding Davis's well-known story.|a stay of three days, Tommy ts fAlsska classic race from Nome| Clifton Crawford and Finla Mart (fn the coal fields and Celestia ts 412 miles, over the snow | noff do the chief honors jon her way to him. all the men read it. ia a Transformed over night into a/t? you, never dreaming that any) verse and others thereupon t land” of enchanted wonders, the one would try to prove that It was] YOURS FOR JUSTICE. | Madison Ending Sunday Night | over Harrah's plant toe 10 000 hohe | 7 show will draw young and old, from, conjured up. | wonder, o! won| —_— My Best Girl” (Max Figman);| This company may be the first twice, and twice fin-| It is a comedy, with lots of Bed The wife of the lender of the e,+ and near-—if you'd believe this der what she would have said, or| Qi have been keeping company) h* Rajah’s Sacritica, drama; junit of a corporation as large as Allan ts considered | humor, the latter secured without |strikers loves Tommy and telle| pi. chap, Who has us eclipsed in| YOU either, had | told It all; but ie, sven, nice young m for| {Mutual Weekly"; Pathe pee the U nited States Steel corporation, the best drivers in the| the ald of slapstick. {him oo, but Tommy tells her be) Vig adjectives. Let's stand back Mo pen, in my hands at least, could) 91 1+ 4, ,* i your a. an for | comedy termes 9 A war correspondent {n love! loves another. She plays a fiend again and give bim room to tell Picture the mental anguish that ha fo months, and love him —_—— with a pretty nurse, a millionaire ish trick, which nearly results tn ; been mine. If she ed that “sen- ‘ me from |» - Ld " GOING TO FAIR | suffering with ennui, also in love the hasty exit of Tommy from the “bout It eational,” | wonder what ehe would penye a oe sf RESIDENCE THEATRES -+ | HERE s FINE PLACE Iwill refuse him. Miss Grey, please | Home Ending Saturday | TO SPEND COIN Jacobs, the genial photog-|with the pretty nurse, and the | story via the dynamite route call some of the true chi ‘8 that Francisco to give the expost-|tlefields In Greece, are the chief and better. j sights, of rare educational |. vig fill not only your column, tel! me what | may do or say with-| Princess Hassan in “In the Name ne "A marvelous people will greet you. Scores of strange | left Friday night for| nurse herself, all gotng to the bat The Goddess” is getting better 1 did not speak of—chapters that the once-over. He will return| characters. cat al bc | Yalue, will unfold before your | Nunn whole issue of The Star for| Cut being bold about it to let him | ofthe King,” two-partdrama; “Ani-| The Samarit Forbundet's bazaar, two weeks The trio furnishes some of the | CLEMMER Bay Ag Fon tin |many moons te come. | wonder) *"e™ | love him. H.E.P. |mated Weekly of September 8,"| which openéd Friday afternoon in j ara-|topical; “The Old Grouch,” drama; |/the Swedish club building, Eighth A drama that outshines any oth-| Ovary, AND TRIFL ANG SUM what she would say to the fact that, A~Two months ts a coi er productions by the Fox Film “ey rte MB ag et 1 must go, the three of us, to tively short time, too short a time,’“When Father Had the Gout,” com-|and Olive, is being liberally patron- t IIT) Paramount Pictures CZ, |company, “The Wonderful Adven-| OF 10,.CENTS! 11 .. lchureh, to" the theatre, shopping, |! fact, for elther of you to know ledy. ized. The purpose of the baxasr 16 f jture,” opens at the Clemmer Sun-| |} rg hc Dey Eecienias oe driving or camping. | must emile if You could be congenial for a life. %. 6,8 to continue the work of the Samar- day. William Farnum and Dorothy| Smt! A rare ase land be absolutely unconcerned. tine. If he has not proposed six| Ye College Ending Saturday it Forbundet soclety, organized in ee |Green are starred | renee Caranaugh's military {Never for one moment can | even months from now, you can be| “Under the Crescent,” No. 6, two|1912 by the Swedish organizations It is a tensely dramatic story, BB el Pvceggascecerlyh dare to “look” my feelings, for | Pretty sure it is not because he is parte; Billie Ritchie in “The Curse of the city to aid worthy countty with a gilt edge cant ; eae will not have my ‘children’s faith/t00 bashful. If you still continue of Work,” two-part comedy; “On| people in need of care and medical Demarest {sa successful busi The ctorlingccgantontinn ot jand confidence in their father shak.|'0 think of him then as you do now, |the River Creuse, France,” scenic. attention Pen Cu ttstt as cesen. Chin teachva| trained winéjacmors Wil trac [ote [t Selped. 10" se muh, your| Tuer Tarra! ettitade Ought to oom : " % |. The society, with which the St the wie ar a. Gram, Latec| efae the principal atresia of [words to me, Cynthia Grey, . { han.) Vinee Mim teat yon: cared fat hint RECOVER WOMAN'S BODY Swedish hospital and Drs. N. A, vd sen we begin fh . Te eee ie Mitten tn thete owe leatly feared that In my grief and As far as that goes, any man who praliots Johnson and Elmer Nicholson ep pea iting an his testeess lite,| wmotordriven. vebicle, starting [distress possibly | had lost sight of Proposes marriage to a girl must) LONDON, Sept. 25.—The body of operate, has done much good work Ste ee nid and all other | at 12-20 dally. WATCH AND \what was best under the circum. take the chance of being refused. /Mrs. Josephine Brugiere of New |in the past. pleasures to ha with amend WAIT! tt! “ stanc You sald what I’ve al-/!f he doesn't want you enough to | York, a victim of the Arable torpe- A musical program is offered pero raed alge nents sy, eee liek bane dobnarta ve |ware to d it strengthened me take yt hance, you shouldn't en-i doing, was washed up today on the'with the bazaar, which continues neer, who bears a remarkable re-| Elks’ saxophone band and Cay- Il'm living “just for one da: tm) courage him. _coast of Ireland. _Saturday afternoon and evening. semblance to hi Demarest per. anaugh’s military band. These oping that some day the sun will ' suades him to take his place while| r nizations wilt dis. j8hine again for me; but truly | ; he lives with Mazora. Stanley| pose stirring, | don't care for that part so much as gradually falls in love with Dem-| harmonious melodies in a met, |! 40 not to have our home broken Starts } arest's wife, but steels himself] yeiyous manner, at EACH AND |¥P and my children's lives blighted against what he considers the in-| EVERY PERFORMANCE by the breath of scandal; but please T e ae evitable ‘An UNRESTRICTED CAR. |tell “Marie Mordeau” that it in a omorrow Un ly How thin vexed problem ts final-| xIval, OF SYMPHONIOUS |truly living woman who wrote that : ly solved and the lives of Mra.) acousTICS!!!! ’ letter and this, and some day, after| ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY { Demarest and Stanley are made FRE FREE! FREE! la while, I'm going to come into} ; happy, makes a photoplay of pleas-| A feature! (Amid a hundred |Your office, Cynthia Grey, and just) ; ing romance and thrilling interes features’) The first time ever (simply shake your hand and look ' adil cd Mag A vw “1 thank| offered in public exhibition into your eyes, and say, i COLONIAL | Ltr tr UL ALL L_The |you" from the depths of my very! i The noted legitimate actor.) gmatiest Horse tn the World |heart; your advice came to me al ] | Walker Whiteside, makes his pho-| (ang he is, too: he's a ttle | Most ae a voice from heaven, and | i |toplay debut at the Colonial Sun bit of a soe ot-a-6 un, given by | Say It with reverence, for these are { q day in the famous romantic drama Charley Manning of Everett not idie words. It helped me thru} ; entitled, “The Melting Pot.” It ts) Jo oe the Star are just slipping the only week In seven years when ; (a story of the life of a poor tmmi-| 4.91) rou na the Elka’ barker | Ue been almost tempted to give up H | grant cast into the seething life of | ene patted, Pamper. |the fight. I'm stronger again now, " DAYS Lege bing dally te Smee sR wry ed Equine ; Marvel of the Age and know that | shall go on “till } t ation nd thrille. e ‘ 7 * | jew fituations and thrille, GAZE. AND WONDERI! When 1 do this, 1 know you won't} } att ee yet : u t i ask me my name, for shou e i Jesse L. Lasky Presents the Internationally [travelogue of the year, completes| (Note: Litti® Bill will post | yo tree one you eee | would be| | ely en away at Satur Famous the bill are | day night's performance. | defeating the very purpose that has| | MELBOURNE | HOLD YOUR TICKETS") kept me all these long years, for || i ay aia PERE “Forty Funny Clowns (count | could not have it known now, could] — The Pretty Sister of Jone,”| , 1? But I don’t like to have any one i . th Marguerite Clark in the title| ‘“¢™) In ludicrous, side-splitting : wi are " Liles . blaming you when you are not |role, is the attraction at the Mel-| ™imicry. See the merry jest- |). bisme, and you and The Star } (\bourne for three days, beginning| @r8 in comic’ buffoonery 4 y 4 noses . | ‘SEE: ‘The African Dip, |&t@ dolng a great and good work j \~'tt ia a romance of the bull ring,| Farmer Huff's trained ducks ~_ In rordaby ne ks at my-| - i 4 gee scenes laid in Spain The snickering, tittering giggle: ¥ at eit of the quest one you! ii te Mins Clark furnishes the bits of| wheel. The quaint village of [re eked, but the annwere Retro : ‘ ring 80 tr ve | In the Spicy French Com ) {| comedy, at which she is an adept,| the strange Eskimos—and a dl iid id sS a la Mary Pickford | thousand other wonders. now that they ae roa premane of 7 rT} a | Jack Pickford, brother of Mary, | The Splendor of the Orient |fes! People, and altho not always) i |1s cast as Jose | REVEALED! !!—The dark, en- |cevehed in the beet of terms (the| | eee | trancing beauties of the questions, | mean), they are in| i |oLass A | Kast shown tn THEIR N art. |earnest, and you weep right on tell i 7 99 “The Cowboy and the Lady,” a| RAL HABITAT.’ Ing them: what yeti feel and think,|} i re) | att rring drama of life in the West,| ‘Nd that’s just exactly half of regardless 0 prsutigh ie eS { s the feature of the Class A's Sun: | what that self-winding advance man|®"Y one else. ecg | / ; b . lif nd bi 8. Miller Kent, a welb has to promise. If you want to get aes H A A satire on Continental and American life anc "i legitimate actor, is starred./a bint of what's cc s, go over, Dear Miss Grey: Let me say a ala the big tent udy up and|few words in regard to the case 4 Manners, teeming with spice and laughter. Don't % It is the story of the love 24 hes ‘ “put not without a lot of of the Seattle lodge | 1 think there are altogether too! HI Paramount Travelogue No. | trou fe shila? seule ah — i A continuation of the beautiful South American bill. Melbourne Theatre i] Series, Very instructive In Norway It has been found that » 3 ( whale meat, vast quantities of which have formerly been thrown laway, makes a palatable and nutri |tlous sausage KODAKERS— “In at one, at five they’re done” JACOBS PHOTO SHOPS aa, Second Floor P.-1, Bide. The Captivating and Adorable MARGUERITE CLARK In the Picturesque Romance of Old Spain “The Pretty Sister of Jose” SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28, 29, 30—OCTOBER 1, 2 First Appearance of This Eminent American Actor on the Screen —ALWAYS A $2.00 ATTRACTION— 10c Childe Five Cents ” 10c RYAN AAAS ~ to AVAVAVAVAYAYAYAYAYAVAYAYAVAY/