The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 2

Scene From “An Alien” at Alhambra Until alaae day Night. 10c here—was $2 in New York Fourth, Pike MISSION and Union 5c UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT “THE WOLF OF DEBT’ —Four Acts ‘A drama of society and the business world, featuring Violet Mersereau and William Garwood. ALSO A COMEDY Sale able price concess the last two days o 25 Per Cent All day, ary Reduction Coats Suits Gowns Dresses Skirts All Sizes for Women and Misses Second Ave. At Spring St Cheasty Building SEE THEDA BARA ‘CARMEN’ A Comparison Invited CLEMMER I “BRAUTIFUL 5c CLASS“A”” 9 aed ot Pike Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the U.S. Buying on CREDIT ve you to the bi advantage us explain without severely the effectivenes g your finance I of our credit vlan “Todny'n Styles For Winter Weather You Need an Overcoat To Keep You Warm and Dry Our display of O he most complete of store in Seatt Youth designs for the young men who want the #martest ashiona and models that are favored by the more conservative BRADBURY System $20 » Clothes We show other reliable makes—$15.00 to $22.50. Hats Furnishing Goods Shoes : og Hara, who empl |there is an extraordinary | You knew it when you p could get to the box office. something Aas you enter the theatre, ing harmony of “Toreador” on the the certainly in a gala atmosphere she who revived tt on the American The photoplay is a succession esting to note that she gives Carr nee the night | Packed houses last in the movies e ¢ | There are plenty of soul-touching scenes in “His Wife,” which ts the jprinctpal weekend attraction at |the Colonial theatre, A rich man jmarried the daughter of a poor fisherman, He had previously pro posed to a rich girl who had mar ‘red his brother, and the latter dis appeared. The fisherman's daugh jter finds ber husband and the other girl alone on séveral occasions, It worries her and finally she wan ders away. She is believed to have committed sutcide. Instead, she enters a convent and becomes « lay-sister Years pass, and one day, the village graveyard, she COLONIAL entering finds - es s Even before you get the first glimpse of “Carmen” at of Porcelain Basins and the Liberty theatre, or see the introductory picture of the }world famous grand opera singer, Geraldine Farrar, who | plays the famous role of the gypsy cigaret girl, you know that engagement on your dime to the cashier girl—and tast night there was a-continuous waiting line on the street You know It because the girl ia d in Spanish costume, and if you take « giant at the chap who collects the tickets in the doorway, you notice he's dressed up a # toreador, | and as the powerful, thrilling melody peaches you, Jeneen and Von Herberg have cortainly overlooked nothing tn furnishing the right sort of environment to go with the “Carmen” en-| gagement. Needless to say, Mixes Farrar's presentation of “Carmen” Regular Price $1.25 lis wonderful. She le very much at home tn this character, for it was of thrill after thrill, and it t# inter These are American porcelain, prettily embossed nen a more humanizing spirit than If Vampire” id | great deal m anitary than tin. Combinettes ha greet and a record-breaking w ely e. STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1915. PAGE 2, Closing Out 150 Each Pitchers andCombinettes =65c— efore you ] hances are you will hear the vibrat:| Wurlitzer-Hope-Jones unti orchestra, you feel that you are grand opera stage 4 Ger ek tn | Patrar's ected engagement | A QUESTION FOR GIRLS ArT | NEVER BEFORE PRICED SO LOW CLASS A { Girlie: Suppose you married } } uld rt fail we rooming houses sh« yt to buy the man you loved and who { loved you, and after you had order untry hotels car mai will pre lived with him a few months, an { other woman appeared upon the { scene, claiming to be his wif and with a claim prior to you what would you do! If the other woman died later and your hus band came to you then and beg ged you to take him back—and | you had a little son—what would you do? That ts what V ht shipment t on in the state n Porcelain Pitcher Porcela land ombinettes ‘ “igeP a Dana, play. { As a character actor, George Beban \s one of the foremost in the ne fhe title role in “Gladiola® )\ country, both on the speaking stage and in the films. He is shown at the Clans A theatre the bal 5 here in a scene from “The Alien,” the feature of the Alhambra theatre ance of thin week, has to decide. )| this week The picture in « four-act Edison } |her husband weeping over her sup-|) release ) posed grave In the story of the p | Dae ot ‘Aika vac tweens} saat enema ate Country School LABOR CONYENTION drama, and also a comedy are oth: || faeg | face the storm of vil ) Jor features of the bill od " Teacher Jumps | She refuses to retorn to her | : | Mag Or } first sweetheart, even after hin | Into Vaudeville le - —————-@ | wife's death } SAN FRANCISCO. v. 4 * t MELBOURNE 3 Would you have done the {! 1 is quite a } aco fo weeks w |" Here is how the New York Trib-|{ "*™* &!F U! tive refractory kids In a pun. {the labor os of t 511 PIKE 511 PIKE une paid tribute to “Trilby,” the|-~—-- io ; Practica the leading of main attraction this week on the | starring, the Class A also offers a <i Dinca sy fielals of the American Federation Melbourne bill twoact comedy, in which Sidne ‘ inte a ent cad] Pe teistanibinetae eaminatece The throat of Trilby swelled.| Drew and wife are featured. It ts le he al convent J but no golden tones came forth to| entitled “Beautiful Thoughts.” « ony take erat wh opens Monda 2 MORE CANDIDATES | AMATEUR NIGHT charm the audience All this, de e . <6 , ls Axtell Ce t f € spite the fact that the dark Sven e e ’ ne the a t of gall was doing his hypnot! CLEMMER en ance Da of the Thursday Pa semi-professional pour out re Me Pua a e with " pe e metal tra c Transportation Co. of Sight a she B gph and y medium bys thro Wagner's eos tied een ne at the Pa ts Peo) 4 For. )aftists will bold sway after the Trilby reached the screen last! a. urning im tromt of the tagte this Saaaet aloo sa ton and Ae paged regular seven-act bill. The feature night, which accounta for the fact | ~ - big Her broth State Senator Robert o'. of the night will be the assemblingia that ahe was seen and not heard.”|mer theatre made Second ave. look |Iaw, the.manager KILLS FAMILY, SELF : a lawyer, are the latest candidates |of two Ford automobiles by two Trilby” ts played by Clara Kim. |ltke a Fourth of July celebratior f a theatre tr r election to the port commission. selected teams from the local Ford ball Young and “Svengali” by Wi!-| wednesday night. The celebration | Den¥ oflere i assembling plant in a race against ® ple Cupboard” ts the/®8* !8 bonor of Theda Hara’s men : NEW YORK, ® 4.—Desp ON K tme header at the Mel in “Carmen.” Big er were at She Appi OF eagerly ae ere And You Wake Up With oe tracted. The Clemmer theatre cor and t . by ala . aughte f Request that the t commis ~ ‘ CENSORS, TAKE NOTICE tinued to do a record breaking bus train papers a . on develop Wetmore slough, Lake | Beautifully Curly Hair! “Five thow eand | ' Denver she ashingte by building docks, was | 4,000 costum din met Hopkins, the INDORSE DENTLER made Wednesday by members of producing ‘In the Palace of the | fety matches mpany comed |the Rainier Valley ‘mprovement | King’ by the Eesanay Co.” -———- made From the account of a press so hard A. G of the Structu | agent, ought he Iron Workers’ ur * Thurs | blister | oe was funny enough Lom Axter the port comminsion candidate en Spores eo to marry-—whioh eho tid dorsed by the Ce Labor Cour Och sinnislumatnyinanae o A little later they ata tho rent bo < and| rh |" George Beban’s “An Allen” at road ama team, And b ter yer cas. Vaakicendad simpid the Alhambra theatre this week {s ‘ soo 7 . ing to dc ott unique, to aay the least. The stor in the movies {6 an enlargement of The Sign of the Rose,” which Reban himself wrote and then play ed for five years on the vandev stage On the screen, incidents only hinted at in the stage version were elaborated on. Mo tha ever, Beban now earns his tithe « master of smiles and sobs eee YY ° MISSION How a girl-wife, who thwarts carefully laid plans of her mer cenary mother to marty her off to an old banker, extricates herself from a difficult position, is the story told in “The Wolf of Debt Mersereau William folet ed the capable She is ably su Garwood. It Is a four-part feature AWARD CONTRACTS | cad wil’ continge st the. Mission feats Hest theatre for the remainder of the 10c Pros “W 10c HE. GI i | week 2. Gleason, with the lowest) 4 comedy completes an all first bid, $3,462.50, was awarded the con-|run program | SCHOOL 7 ~ tract Wednesda: the sche a ae ad | i algerie — . 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