The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1916, Page 3

STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB, 9, 1916. PAGE 3. |(FOR PHOTOPLAY FANS] THEATRE [co oe | INTRODUCING Third Ave. and Cherry St. Eugene Levy, Mer. | view i the canes ind are i ‘= y New Spring Dress depicted in a dramati nanner, with Clara Kimball Young WHY PACKED? eu ola New Dress Materials and Fabrics are arriving tthe e daily, and the novel effects and excellent qualities ANSWER 5 heesore. Hever, ee faee promise a busy season in this Section. We feature lar Lasky star, will be seen i “ . oh te heading the new show at the . A a few items at special introductory prices for New Coliseum Wednesday in Come and see for yourself. The biggest and best show Fee es Oe . pared ae son.” For the photo-dramatic in the world for the price. Version of “Pudd'nhead Wil ; elty Worsted ¢ ‘ an oseeliont #7 fon,” the Lasky company has f ing quality; a 7 r 59c made exhaustive research Into } tomorrow at the history of that period, and fl | ANOTHER DECIDED NOVELTY is in a Silk-mixed Shepherd sinc dod VAUDEVILLE TODAY tne exterior scones wore i” | Si Chechen iy very bret) aerial BO sourl, in which the author lald \ The orre —FRISCO QUARTETTE—!\ Harmon his story BROADCLOTH in a beautiful quality, and with an ele The Coliseum Russian or. r: t fin h the width is nche ar the colors are SuabOEICAL FLETCHER—The ma I lay thi ahataed end Genk Moller wegen Scene From “Puddin'head Wilson,” at Coliseum Blue, Brown, Green and Black. Specially "$1 25 3—Robt. Athon & CoB. P.O. | ce cor will furnish the music - . 4—10—CHEROK INDIANS—10—!Ileld over e e CLEMMER ° week by request LIBERTY 4 e an in t fabric that will | wide, in an assortment of Cob 4 e e a playw Israel Zangwill | Sraustark” has 1 n undoubtedly pro favorite red stripes d figures S—MISS TEXAS EVANS—The pop vgirl of th var PPIUIETAN pyle fy oo yer ; Link Pray Me aint gs Bate Sesenged ened y good $0c values Age htc gecranghtit eh Pbah wr i ne Hopi ee casterialsrprioa! at 39c the yard 29 movies seen here in the Triangle produ cur c shed r of thousands in novel 6—WILSON, EYMAN AND WILSON—Son ng tion of “The Lily and the Rose.” | mn Ot Te OA one hie nt ‘ thousands. It ts arred in the new Tri bill some talki some dancing . ceae tnaared taning y * d e * romantic dramas that ‘ : ace. Will always finds a warm aie, ent Pat aeiineeidehs te ate Re carat © | Look at This Offer ADDED ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY nd"tather_ a victim of a0 tia i cast In the ending role.|as an all-week attraction, with Sits: id'e Uniely. barealn) wight, bt GO/beute Bessie Love is an! cement at Clemmer Wednesday. ! Bushman t 7 Sine ‘roles ning of the season when you're planning new y ‘ ue, who also ts a dresses. For a few days we offer ‘ ' y. “Lave Will Con The Designer for One Year . a h of the come , The Standard Fashion Book o' PS And a 15c Pattern—a total 95¢ value— ? ’ All for 50c HIPPODROME | Committing suicide ts a sort of : 4 alien t At least that's the way it's treated tn A Yellow Streak Cleanup of gham Re . ts the new photoplay feature at the Hippodrome, beginning Wednes ; sn FEATURING day, and starring Lionel Barry a | 121%c Qualities at 8c the Yard poe i enn Beers a i A big one-day clean-up on short lengths of Ginghams (up to 10 LIONEL BARRYMORE Cit hms’ He seen a pow ei soeeeh: weed ceneranent toe ee et tas Weleda IRENE HOWLEY a _ 25 Flannels 15¢ warm quality inches wide; worth This is positively one of the strongest and best Metro five-part STRAND but priced at, the yard is 15c productions ever presented to the Seattle public. “The House of Tears” in | = + » 4 4 “J which mit teven nd en Brambilla’s Italian Orchestra is a feature at the Hippodrome Bergman apponr 1 te: Olr ES ; ss iTwo ARRESTED FOR . . ie the chief feature in ese Matinees, 1 to 5 p.m........5¢ Evenings, 6 to 11 p. m.....10c¢ the new. bill, beginning Wed- Git earns allie 7c | | hesday, at the Strand. -seabasaselirinc Sala «| BREAKING DRY LAW This drama is just # succes- 1 44 Country Hay and Grain | | sion of big. emotional scenes, Py ” (Prices pal finally ending up in the weird Scene From “Merely Mary Ann,” at the Clemmer n Washi ciroumstance of a Wall st. wiz . 7 ——— aaleine ard proposing marriage to the 5 re “age? : rae . “~ . > hi hi fi hi hi et sound o t ating the liquor lew, following a WOMEN SUPPORT [PRESIDENT OF BANK /RUSSIAN REFUGEES | sited tui" “"" "| tot oo ee aoe FOND OF ‘UNCLE TOM’ i ia OTTAWA, Feb. An anony ay, ton : 13 store, 109 Stewart st., by orders am THOMAS MURPHINE WON'T BE SENT BACK ° - © mous letter, under a Detroit date Wheat } Prosecutor Lundin. Heninger is al- APPLETON, Wis., COLONIAL 4 line, but with a Cleveland post - leged to have sold whisky to Smith, - ° a on It, was received by the Domin who again sold it. The former’ ~ ul Pledges of support from numer- | . ° e Financial help from the Hebrew| A drama of the gambling evil, \poice Tuesday. It stated that the ? px = | Star Want Ade will sell the | ince of business w=» found to cons ous women workers in telephone| First National bank, saw “Uncle Iter and Immigration Ald starring Lucile Taft and Alexander jfires in and about Ottawa were the Oe ee on bd 65 itain considerable whisky. exchanges, laundries, and depart-| Tom's Cabin” for the 69th time y has lifted the bars and per-/Gaden, is “The Drifter,” the fea-| result of a plot o— —. —_——- ment stores have been voluntarily lately. He bas not missed this mitted the 50 Russian war refu- ture production shown on the new sensei cena tater be ake given to Thomas F. Murphine, cam) yin ove: ania dal alias gees, who immigration authort- | bill, begioning Wednesday, at the pEeBaTE MONROE ‘DOCTRINE Alaska ruta a, wack didate for corporation counsel Been ort nee heaaye it prows {tee were going to send back to|Colonial theatre. The story is of| ‘The third debate of the season Reota, sack 1 >i “The Lovers Listening to the This is largely due to the fact} 12 }rars of age, be says it HroWs | Russia because they didn't have great dramatic Interest. It re-| wilt take place Wednesday night Bene ‘4 @ 08 Singing of Mary's Bird.” t he has been chiefly instru-| © him each time he sees | sufficient funds, to enter the Unit-|volves about a man who is 40 /in the auditorium of Lincoln high|Cal lemons, per crate tal in getting the minimum States. Had they been deport- idealist by nature, but who ts nev. gahool Lincoln and Queen Anne |CTanberries bee age law passed in the legislature FUNERAL OF CHAS. D. ed they would have had to face im- ertheless victimized by his passion |yiehs will debate on the Monroe 1913. le prisonment in Russia, and perhaps for gambling doctrine. | The Knotted Cord,” a thrilling good value at REX GABERDINE STRIPE VOILES | WOVEN VOILES, 49 inches soeeePeWaRrbeent rrerecerebereaa scien ecr cia eadeaeediriices) oar! Heninger, a drug ) Nifaifa, No. 1 2 |W. F. Smith, of the Arctic hotel, vd 4 4 are charged, Wednesday, with vio- Herman Erb, president of the ture who have interested themselves in , pull FR w eee rent Perel ind industrial | Accorded military honors, Chas EDERICK WARDE deca amr se sei " and Wash-'r Best, 19, who met death by LE TU E MISSION A meeting of Murphine support-| {owning in the Rio Grande river TO LECTURE HER Rupert Julian fe th P LLS, CALOMEL . , companions while en pert ullan fis the autho will be held Friday evening in| *'t® several companions ‘ 7 cer and star of the »-reel is office, ‘6013 New York batid. | Sed in rescuing Americans from| wreqerick Warde, —_veteran|(ucer and. sar of f a ile. Mexican attack recently, will be|a.') na of mystery, “The Red Lie, ~ laid to rest in Seattle Wednesday. | Sh*kespearean actor, compatr which heads the new show at the The funeral services will be held {the Booths and other famous tra-| ission Wednesday, and contin n at Fort Lawton military post at 2|f¢d!ans, who has been lecturing On tnruout the entire week The | ESTARWAYT ects ecm ee tt J Young Best formerly lived in Se.|form since his retirement from the| a comedy and a drama complete % a attle with his brother, Frank E. (stage. will give a recital of “Julius the performance If prin Feverish or less FOR RESULTS |iet. and family, at 2509 Ninth |Cae#mr,” at the Y. M. C. A. auditort oe ive “California Syrup jum, at § o'clock Saturday nigt o—_——_ - -o of Figs. | CLASS A T} *!| Look back at your childhood 1 wi Kt) o errion?” REX | SECOND AND UNIVERSITY | REX “who Killed Joe Merrion? | | qays, Remember the “dose” mother fa told in the four-part Vitagraph insisted * . r. ti, blomel cathartics. How you hated them drama, which heads the new bill) ow you fought against taking n 7 at the Class A, beginning Wednes-| tyrn, | Rome Beauts a ur ay n y spa Dinas Kilgore plays the) with our children It's different : ; se a Mothers who cling to the old form |‘ A comedy scream te furninhed | Or unyaic wimply don't realize what | ™" eae WILLIAM FOX in “When Hooligan and Dooligan) 7 ° do. e hildren's ‘evo! ite river 5 George Barr McCutcheon’s Ran for Mayor | y do. The children’s revolt tej wat eo { PRESENTS well founded. Their tender little | Yaktma Hurbanks Winesap 1 Winesap akima Gems WONDERFUL TRY TO GET DIVISION 2" cere verae SWAN MARTIN delicious “California Syrup of Pri id Producers f A LINE OVER 4TH AV. Figs.” Its action 1s positive, but| ¢ ee: TO ORE Fe IN Sets |Fentle Millions of mothers ‘k en | se corporation counet! wit bo| thingy harmeee irait Texative® | nagin Mare | ISRAEL ZANGWILL’S asked by the city utilities commit-|take It; that it never fafla to clean |RUck™ : ‘4 MASTERPIECE tee to complete negotiations with|the liver and bowels and sweeten | tens. 4 Ibs and over the receivers of the Seattle, Ren-/the stomach, and that a teaspoon. | « FEATURING TWO ton & Southern line to permit Di-| ful given today saves a sick child | ers * SASS. | vision A cars to run down Fourth | tomorrow x . 8 INTERNATIONAL STARS Fen A celtee en atte Wor ee eis asin ae ee eee he a cided at Tuesday's meeting of the/pottle of “California Syrup of) Tur committee. When Division A was] Figs,” which has full directions for sh ng ; ‘i a Bee Puilt by the city, it was with the| babies, children of all ages and for sai, teres ’ woe | . intention of having the use of the|grown-ups plainly on each bottle downtown street, instead of begin-| Beware of counterfeits sold here ¢ AND ning “nowhere and ending no-|See that it is made by “Callfornt Prices to Retailer for BUSHMAN BAYNE where, but thus far the legal ob-| Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse any Sven ghee skate nee | stacles have not yet been over: |other kind with contempt Bot atter PUT CREAM IN NOSE smnery, soll pack. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! STOKES INDORSED AND STOP CATARRH Yo" DOG COMEDY 2 recsteres Sei cciie| BRM eon cise opment ge an Geet | : A PLAY OF LOVE man, for the cigar stand and infor-| —¥ 1 fine in a few moments. |- arn mation bureau concession in the} Your cold in head or catarrh will . courthouse. A petition bear-|be gone. Your clogged nostrils c sige Sei. erm LISTER WAS EIGHTH * a in Pieteren te ing 2,500 names, indorsing Stokes,| will open. The air passages of your * BIGGEST o« ay — Grit ors freely. No more dulinens, head-| OLYMPIA, Feb, 9.—8. A. Perkins| masterpiece, “The ache; no hawking, snuffiing, mu- of Tacoma is the possessor of auto BUT THE Z Jcous discharges or dryness; no|mobile Hcense No. 1, Gov. Lister T 20, th A WIRE TRAFFIC GOOD | +2105 for breath at night got No. 8 7 7 rm ray COZIES ese wertts Tell your druggist you want a) Nos. 1% and 23, decreed both . THEATRE attle Cry of small bultle of Aly § Cres Halen veer aan malacky: wont ihe niabert m the blamont Telegraphic traffic over Western| Apply a little of this fragrant, an-|F, Booth and Jesse T, Mills, of Se IN TOWN “ Well Union wires has Increased 26 per|tiseptic cream in your nostrils, let , | : F attle, respectively £ | } i cent in Seattle during the Jast|it penetrate through every ‘ ear, and reflects a rapid improve-| sage of the head; soothe JOHN HAMRICK, PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER BM ment in general business condi{-| the swollen, inflamed mucous mem WILSON TO SPEAK a tions, according to General Man-| brane, and relief comes instantly WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Presi RAPE TTA STAN SESS ST 1 ager M. T. Cook, of San Francis It Iw just what every cold and|dent Wilson will speak at «a ban Seattle’s Bes SECOND AND UNIVERSITY who is making bis first inspe catarrh sufferer needs, Don't stay |quet of the Department of the Po. J | [trip here stuffed-up and miserable. ‘tamac, G R,, Thursday night. | t Photoplay House — 10c