The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1916, Page 3

THEDA PROVES MEX L Memorial Day DANGE aR: MEMORIAL | | PLAY AT ALHAMBRA Today we set aside in i 4 those brave men w “ nation conceived in d ‘Mf | Pa dedicated to the . ition tha all men are created equa » y OUR ) nA PROGRAM ve TODAY The Market « Vain Desire { three people, a psa a worthless Uiant and militant young r, in at 8 See how H. RB. Warner as th inister solves the problem MACK SWAIN n a tworeel Keystone satire on the old-fashioned Western melo | young | Thomas Jefferson, in “Corporal Billy's Come-Back,” at the Alhambra. OLIVER G. WALLACE = -| “POLICE” AND * Charlie Chap The Police.” w der the banner $35,000 Wurlitzer Unit Orchestra sanay company chapters of “The Submarine,” at the » week, ending Sat te. RRYING FOR TITLE CONTINUOUS 1! TO 11 Matinees 10c Evenings 15¢ Children Se tterly, tm a one A gir to Just such a fate and Hughes, The theme *4ved only thru the daring inter th Billie in college and Yention of a fearless man go life is too tame for Character fn the latest T daughter of 0 besker ér aina © Market of V in New York re,” playing at the Liberty ance,” by Mr. and Mrs. Rupe has to de tew the bill ?*; 7S to 120-1». 10 n | rel he al laree $ ” | MEMORIAL STORY Corporal Billy's ComeRack f di, It's Rreat ¢ Fs and hear the and ee the Winning- : trunks yw, that kee fro. It's great to sit and watch the Cal, lemons, per, Carrots, sack . Cal. grapefruit Cherries Cucumbers, hothouse Florida grapefruit Rtrawherries, California swinging to and toe 280 Strawberries, Kennewick. 275 @ 400 | Wisconsin twine 4 oe Garite, new = 18 | Young America 1) |MEXICO DANGEROUS : 05% | Relect ranch ones lint ke 228 @ the ; eehees en, an 21 @ 380 * amble in to make j , 4 S smile and grin. | 5 There y he circus press agen Sorida, @ baw ineohes | a One she's talking 4 (basket n Big sack ma 7 ‘ Turnipe, ba ¥ on Apples 1 Local @ / ‘ ~ Be ee APPEAL FOR WAITE Onions t 6 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich Onions green, — Walla ai One shot was e Waite of this dictcen eninns o: @ o2%| When the burglar heard iid be take or Onions, green, local 26 | was convinced it was no p rro has had a dis : a ay = rk jury Yakime 1% | him ating career. 8 1g his brother, Dr. Arthur ES cuca ee oe H. Uliman, 2501 26th a aking stage: when ren Waite, as th rer of banks 2400 soo |fired the shot when he di a half years old father-in-law a 24.00 @2600 ‘an Intruder in his home Monday | pia j par n “Blue = an re Rovere tniera ood SPIES ARE EXECUTED Fees, Annie ne At e was 7 ONDO ' 1 € 13 | seen si the P a. ‘ tc thevanneaae e oda ; '$ | will be Northwest I od . . : tne ucts exposition, according to D. D - s tin ie (Olds, manager, who told members|‘ a & ° of the Commercial Club about eral other patures are on the same @ 188 Monday. It will be held in the/ Dill SEA ena October 4 to 14 prone. WILD ANIMALS, TOO COLISEUM tock anima appear in The Hear of Tara. at the Colo: laid in India at a You can’t do better The First Two Chapters (Four Reels) of Mutua! $2,000,000 Film Novel tonight or Wednes- “PASQUALE” A CLASSIC day than come here The SECRETof the Hee ae yea vane == WORKERS ARE ON STRIKE _ SUBMARINE George Beban trike aller b i v of the In a Brand New Two-Reel Comedy United Doc Worker organiza tion, formed here four months ago. The strike went into effect Mon 4 ght after employers had r “ +} ] fused to recognize the workers who asked for higher wage: Demands for 55 cent wn hour THIS BILL ALL WEEK straight time, and 75 cents an hour Fourth, Between Pike and Union overtime, e made a few w Continuous 11 to 11 ago. ‘The employers never even “It’s a Bear” 800 nthe. re now demandiog | MISSION Seats 5c = tes 15c—Children 5c ion peti ona ot Weae| USE STAR WANT mane 6 not granted, shi STAR--TUESDAY, MAY 6s Fisting Sele" ADS FOR RESULTS Ce 30, 1916. PAGE 5. Here’s the Answer Right Quick— li Is Where Is the Best Motion Picture in Seattle Today? |. BARA at the STRAND THEATRE IN “Gold and the Woman” Record-breaking crowds have seen this picture during the past two days. It is no wonder— it’s a great picture, produced by the world’s greatest pro- ducer of high-class photoplays, William Fox—and as for Theda Bara—well, you know that she positively stands in a class by herself. You certainly can’t afford to miss this picture—and today is the time. We advise that you come as early in the day as possible. —Is All It Costs Till 7 After o’Clock This Evening 7 Children 5c P.M. Big Comfortable Loge Seats 25c And our Loge Seats are so arranged that no one can pass in front of you after you are seated—-you get a fine, unobstructible view. MUTT & JEFF Animated Cartoons are especially funny this week H. L. Windus, at the Giant Organ, will add greatly to your enjoyment. “Diamonds and Dross’”’ rounds a program that can’t be equaled in all Seattle. THE STRAND SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA es Trees oeeee rece