The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1915, Page 3

STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1915. PAGE 3) ‘Dainty Marie Doro, in Film Drama at Liberty, Captured by Band of Geisha Traders in China A Dramatic Romance ‘n Ga. we Ce of the hotoplay Theatres Are Orient in Five Parts I scconn hve AMES SE Thursday Snaps at 99¢: The interest displayed in this weekly Bargain « Day demonstrates the fact that we have struck a ; responsive chord. The low prices compel us to reserve the right to limit quantities. _ 75e Silk Hose 59c Showing on the Mid Week Change of Pro- ram; Maurice Costefle in “The Man Who Couldn't Beat God" at Alhambra. : Featuring Filmdom’s 4 Daintiest Personaiity } § Marie —— Doro aaah vers, and to take LIBERTY Marie Doro ts the star of the Lib w bill, beginning Wednes Women’s Union Suits y written espectally for narnia ge ; in ith Barhard Delano, “The wesession of a to Nancy $1.00 Linen Table Damask $1.00 Mexican Lace Table Covers Conf identiall y— 59c Manager Von Herberg, after an advance review of Marie Doro in “The White Pearl,” said: “It's . kne ckout; you can't say t so Marie Doro as she appears after much in praise of this picture. the shipwreck Under New Management A COMEDY SCREAM—IN TWO REELS Maurice Costello in a scene from “The Man Who Couldn't Bear »| God.” a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature which opens at the Alhambra Japan Wednesday is washed ashore ¢ | MELBOURNE Destiny, or the 8 i. S. pes ergo Armies Fit on on Their Stomachs = soa §9e It Takes Good Digestions to Win in “ War or in Anything Else—Use a CONTINUOUS—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. FIRST AT PIKE Stuart's Dyspepsi “| BR 10c—Children 5c, Loges 25c evens wg 3 ILIBERTY <0 =~ | | CYNTHIA GREY’S LETTERS AND ANSWERS Tthan any one elee—money only Gives them the swell head. But does “Experienced” know that it is of against the law, and an order from { the secretary of the navy to refuse any man with a uniform admit tance to any public place of amuse ment, and they can be prosecuted for doing so? A SAILOR'S WIFE Sperry Magazines Are Here ab to This Store and Get Your Copy Thursday, Friday and Saturday BULL BROS. \Jusi Printers | "013 THIRD @AIN 1043 Q—I have a little matter which I;language of the people, and all/an Re ete. ” He promises to end , at midnight. But he doesn’t CLASS A me completes the bill. The headliner 7 g the wh would be very pleased if you could| newspapers were clear up. Most all the Germans) ning claim that Alsace-Lorraine was Ger-| ' printed man, or belonged to a Germanic na- tion, before it declared itself a state of France. Please print a little of the history | » of this place before 1871, or name a, book in which | could find it AM. B. h possession ges. In 18 De wher of Ophthal mology —and Optometrist —= Devotes pir entire time te ITTING GLASSES YE TROUBLES. HEA MERVOUSNESS. MUSCLE Dear Miss Grey: In reply to the party who signed himelf “Exper enced,” | with to say a few words elwhich | k to be tru In bh t pata teh aac fy He "| Q@—Wouldn’t it be a good idea to Seige ne ear answer to “The Several Jolly Tars' A—From the tenth century A ° oSevera Jelly 2. launch a campaign thruout the coun. I ae aine formed part of the ie) he aske if they ever went to a the-\i with the purpose of stopping|_** G empire, till a part of it n New York or any other large ‘7¥ W! Lane he sean Sean? the continual and disgusting habit nd were refused admittance retaliate of actors of ali classes of vaudeville + se they wore a uniform, and rich man’s son or daughter have to sit next to him. Wel *. a rich man’s children are no better was ceded to France at the peace of Westphalia (1648), and by the Peace of Ryswick (1697 sion of th ole was Gia Never ceased to from making the time-worn jokes. !'* about Jews? | am Irish-American, |“ and we Irish are never insulted by the many jokes made in reference 1" to our nationality, neither are those of another nation, but it embar rasses me to be in an audience of which easily one-third are Jews and to realize the humiliation they must fee! when we laugh and applaud at their expense. My sense of humor fails to appreciate the comedy of such so-called jokes, and | think this practice is a biot upon the world-wide reputation of the Amer loan stage JV. F x today Free Trial Coupon Fk. Stuart Co. 208 Stuart Ralidieg, Merehall, Mich fealgletip to tia ie abd ther KODAKERS— “In at one, at five they’re done” JACOBS PHOTO SHOP Second Floor P.-f. Bide. it had been true he would have Q.—We have been married nine) — See ceieerraeoneeneenaree bs eft! seirh. Daring the pack five volte FeQOTH been justified. h bi travelin In hich . Sa wie ROVE Wek pur renerings Oo ; Beware of decid- ile Ghben We Gave tovea ta feeEE PRS 4 ing on circumstan- have also had the records searched ALK § , cial evi d ence. but can’t find anything recorded : How can we obtain another certifi t Many a home has te? wim | os way vata On Pyorthea Pocket- f ‘been broken ‘ up Book Treatment hastily. DON’T GET A | ARE COMING GRACE q FRANCIS CUNARD 2 FORD In a mighty picturizatior events in English hi (India) in the Sepoy r the most stirring relief of Lucknow Q.—! have broken my engage-| 70% ve y 4 Sst d R ment with a young man but | do upendous Reels Per oiah to racernstie etobamemane ‘ia ’ ring to him for fear that he will " give it to some other girl. Am | Imitated by Many, dd by obliged to return it? BERYL. FIRST SE bh a fort, an Battle Scenes Harem Scenes _—_‘Thrrillls EVIDENCE IT’S A GREAT MORAL LESSON THAT Aan Ine die oulleate oly nates MANY WOULD HAVE PAID THOU- INTERESTED. . ereestin SANDS FOR IF THEY HAD ONLY "come in’ eon: | thelr natiept bene ' KNOWN EVERY MARRIED MAN AND WOMAN SHOULD SEE IT Q.—I wish to serve apple, celery and nut salad. Is there any way |! ALSO A NEW COMEDY fe | Se Sian SSIO hi Fourth, Pike Continuous Cc and Union Cc 11 a. m, to 11 p. m. extent EDWEN J. AMOWS, DOD. s 16 First Ave ed Washington Blo: Please name and describe an ap propriate costume for a Halloween!) Open § party HAPPY ‘ A.A witch's costume. Design al 4 NO RAISE IN PRICE HARKY WonBY Admission To Cherish and Protect Other Showings Wear bla Nir Wear black sinners ant workings | Be EL AGS A’? = hand, the costume Is complete i — nan