The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1916, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR PRESBYTERIANS AND EPISCOPALIANS RUB SHOULDERS AT EXPO Holy Land Wedding, With the Bridegroom Taking His| FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Veiled Bride “Sight Unseen,” Is One of the Features] Which Interested The Star Reporter; Many Religious 3 Days Only® MABLE NORMAND —AND— FATTY ARBUCKLE —Keystone’s Komedy Kids—King and Kueen of 1 aughter—are here for three joy tilled days—in two ls of hysterical hilarity, entitl FATTY AND MABLE ADRIFT Also a Griffith Mystery Drama OLISEU SUNDAY 3 Days Only Wallace Reid Cleo Ridgely —Stars of “The Chorus Lady’— two great players as stars in one The elderly, gray-hatred man bent) groom, and a native Syrian woman vgn! wan bride | Prior to the marriage he was not | permitted 1 man called to his little, play. wrinkled helpmeet at his ¥ It akes a lot of dif pronounce ‘row he raid © people would call it like roe.’ I would say it should be ‘rou Four churches haven't any business in the same little village. One ts enough.” Can Learn Leeson Here The lesson was only one of those gleaned Friday night at the open tng of the religious and soctal ser vice exposition at the Hippodrome ch people from the city packed the ttortum, saw the Hol close ‘ 4 from ot n, and| nhc social | ver one went some striking | mn was graphically | Wallace Reid Wil! Remembered the Lew er in Farrar’s Plotured “Carmen” —A modern society drama, a photo- Couldn't Biblical drama thrilling in story and exciting potnted out hesttant and shy, mse be id not ry 5 richly nf ++ Bo! markabdle fig. t now what he was about to mt i heaters x oe ee * in scene—lavishly produced. A fit- once gl ygemneber gpa vinedaalteceno 9 oe Wee Hees WO eno —The Missing Links,” a combinaton of the sensa ting feature to be shown in the one in the face. Takes Look at His Prize ral and weird, with a puzzle to be solved which Big ctrecnn- twite se high ee a| Wisally,the weddlag pesty fairy! world’s largest and finest photoplay man’s head set forth vivid potnts, |threw him at her, and be mustered | ps you in Suspense to the very end of an altogether palace—The New Coliseum. wp haeends Give information ,|S2.courage to unwrap her vel! and | refreshing and original drama, enacted by Thomas Jef- jo Bible has been 4 | 1 ferson, Robert Harron, Norma Talmadge, Elmer Clifton, into 600 languages,” eald one. | Afterward he was aupposed to be t Tal d d Robert | | Constance Talmadge an obert Lawler. “Seventy-nine new churches were |Tadiant with happiness at her sweet organized by our home board last| ness and beauty. year,” said a Presbyterian legend. | This particular bridegroom had | Lutherans rubbed shoulders with!no difficulty in fulfilling his part! Ds {thruout TONIGHT ONLY # and Quakers walked aide | | Saturday afternoon clubwomen ot} mnsetertar afternoon cabwo GEORGE FAWCETT, CLARA WILLIAMS AND WILLARD MACK ited Brethren | | Tonight a conduc ted tour will ve| —All in one tremendous feature, “The Corner,” depicting the eternal strife between capital and labor. taken at 7 o/clock, with & repetition SAM BERNARD, in “THE GREAT PEARL TANGLE” and smiles. wedding ceremony, more} by Miss Mary Agnes Best, | ‘ iret real ne writer; tableau, “The —A Keystone comedy in two reels, with the famous comedian who appears as a ladies’ clothes designer. toured | Bon’ lecture on “The fore there was any United States, Shepherd of the East.” by Dr. Moore, | and preached from a rickety frame |dervish prayer and demonstrations th ~ sts , which |at the exhibits ae — Fifth at Pike—Continuous 11 a. m. to 11 p. m SED 6 seve SUNS. SUAS. OE a al Matinees Evenin gs- Admission 15c, Loges 30c Yght on the itinerant pastors of that |Sunday, but will begin again Mon Eleven a. m. to 7 ter Seven o'Cloc! day. aflernoon and continue unt! : ks Dn” @trcet Prem Moly Lend mews Children Sc. Saabs Sc Children 5c. Loges 30c Another center was the street| G. B. St. John of the Presbytertan | sere patel | board of home missions fs in charge. | fi | | HOME OF THE $35,000 WURLITZER UNIT ORCHESTRA | THE 000 WURLITZER UNIT ORCHESTRA This ajae bint of tts ap aaare seater ae ot] ELEGT DIRECTORS | mae - | a the |for alma and peddlers hawked their | ; i shins i dail DROWNS SELF IN BAY “i sus ssc tours’ ts ths vay ac| Pare" Le halts ® Samm vm REV, LEONARD MAY |vco2 90 002 comune ov TONIGHT—LAST Mary Pickford —The screen’s supreme star in a delight- ful comedy-drama that alternates tears te and from the Holy (and 7 ed at the general assembly | ternational Y. M. C. . in charge toga Springs in May. tJ Here a wedding ceremony was|W. Kydd. Mre. T. W. Parrish, Mrs. pers I° apanese student pre in the the foot of Stewart st. Thursday | rtormed during the evening, rep-|L. T. Turner and Mrs. J. Howard BE MADE A BIShOP) the Methodist church. He was in-| | United States, was guest of hong H, Rock, former Everett| “e700: |reseoting = marriage of modern | |Darlington are the newly elected dorsed at a meeting of Northwest JAPANESE Is QUEST at a banquet at the local associati keeper, committed suicide Palestine. [directors of the Seattle YW. C. A., : churches tn Portland last Tuesday Friday night. Japanese students of the prohibition law,| lanch at the Hollywood, 212/ One of the young men from ajchosen at the annual meeting Fri Rev, Adnan Ww. Leonard, pastor of/and promised the support of four from the high schools and univer- wrecked his business. | Pike.—Adv. down town church served aa bride, day night the First Methodint church, here, | Northwest cities. The matter wiil| Dr. R. Kato "secretary of the In-| sity attended. 5c-ADMISSION-10c THE LABYRINTH STARRING ff Gail Kane Appeared in twenty leading New York Theatres at the same time. Is not nice—people who dare not look into the ugly facts of Broadway stage life had better stay away. Shaming his Satanic Majesty, ‘“‘The Labyrinth” bares the hid- eous Naked Truth. The price demanded, and sometimes paid by actresses clamoring to be big stage stars, shown clearly in this—the greatest stage play of the day. The collision between two fast New York express trains at night furnishes a thrill you will never forget. = EVERY EASTERN CRITIC PRAISED MOVING PICTURE NEWS Would be hard to find « fea q ture staged with more elabor ate care. Gall Kane is a star of real screen personality york MORNING TELEGRAPH VARIETY, Now Labyrinth” is reat features Tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday Only to See the § Play That Will Make the Whole Town Talk AMERICAN | Second Ave. and Seneca , . Added Attractions: a “Their First Quarrel,” comedy, and Mutual Weekly World’s News Events LAST CHANCE TONIGHT TO SEE ‘ , ALICE BRADY —IN— _ “THE RACK” | The Play That Has Caused Much Comment ta j pee a %e oye oy ee PLE Se ae a