The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1916, Page 3

‘Not Wisely, But Too Much, Does ‘DAINTY STAR AT REX' Be 4 Mar sriteClark Pl: aS ‘ nH } Otto Love! He Lands in Prison MargueriteClark Playsin Snow I ilm| Well, I'm Caught snatched ® bride 1 jammed it into Wied- | He had obt a Gnipewich Are Ringing arty gathered inc was his battered silk hat we rare nae cor, / SEATTLE BUSINESS wedding! erfed Mrs NEWSPAPER STARTS Rock. “This man has a wife and ehildren—a bushel of them. Only three days ago came anoth boy | Wreteh! shouted the three | Misses Rock at the would-be bride groom p Papa,” shrilled Isador What | h. the Business Ch in the Alaska b He says, in an announcemer the first tue 1 REAL ESTATE Marguerite Clark, in ut of the Drifts,” at the Rex. COLISEUM —OThe Spell of the Yukon,” » center, | with i Bree LY uthorita “Mutt and Jeff’ are making the in crowds laugh there. They are ca vorting in a comedy called “In the) Hospital.” ox LOANS Lowest Rates re ae " THEY ARE BIG BRUTES | he men in “The Primal In tinct at the Class A, don’t wear watches The y fellows, with brawny emoth t the Pacific ; of Eastern ly or indi WASHINGTON the busine Savings and Loan Association S10 Second Ave. Business Chranicle has serious ly set about to give these things » first issue of the ou le discuss mart-) in, a wnt | nce ln a Hundred | nw furnishes the comedy | Grand | | * io . a tee X—“Out of the Drifts.” with Ma i jterest to the Northwest and the Pa-| pcris cierto comedy rulled Seest SHE PLANNED SETTINGS cific coast, as well as financtal con-| Charity,” and colored eremie pietures A whole city goes in flames ditions thruout the East and in for it Sis 1 wrtiel eign lands. Established hole 1p 26 Years in “The Dumb Girl of Pe | WAS FUNNY GIRL ONCE the Clemmer. But | When Edythe Sterling first went! ost in the film is no TANGLE FOR COURTS ®:::" stage, she played comedy demain Aft Assets $5,500,000 red the country with UT Aa a into the movie All residents north and south of | 9 the city limits who have been |o, q served with Cedar river q weveral years, ore tte a Ty day by a legal opinion ha 4 T } down by Corpor sel Ca well that the city es « , 4 produce laughs ;, ee EB h hae the leading role in FILMED IN THE SNOW “Nancy's Birthright,” at the Colo-| Never has there been ¢ y | nlal fore who has won such a lar eat a \ ¢ in such a short time as has} rs ‘s WEARS FINE DUDS the little bewitching Marguerite/ Seattle women are flock ark, who is now playing to large m in uses at the Rex, in “Out of the One of the reasons fs Drifta”” The film abounds with ful seenery taken in the ains idition there is a Vitagraph For ten days! S#ll water outside we will fit) !imits. The case will probad ae id - filied|t@ken to court before wat TAL Tales with] tereee Ott. Caldwell gave his | ..Sotve. women ore Hocking to tt me sai erent} opinion at the city council meeting | Stand to se Virginia Pea = lenses and| Monday night BR ypo a leather case, ar ben ; complete, for bers — Do s250. This inctudes a careful and/ CALL 19 DRUGGISTS i accurate examination. # been declared a 2 type, who knows | mo 4 how to wear sty! ish duds desinoili Hypocrisy” is a Fox film produc: | Pa Nineteen drug store and ware-|tion, which exposes many shams of house proprietors are subpoenaed society. Miss Pearfton wears a lot SHE'S GOOD VAMPIRE * y C tical Co to appear before Police Gor- | of go clothes in the ple Eugenie Forde, who has acted ®/ don June 8 and show why | ture. eo star with Robert vampire roles in many feature | .| large shipments of liquor sefzed by | Hilliard in the stage production of s. le starred in the fiveact De epucian) Ts }the police should not be destroyed. | "A There Was sychological drama, “The Cour. EVESIGHT SPECIALIS | Among those to appear is Walter co Kubey, girl y, with Sidney Drew, and a he hand-colored scenic ore ’ violinint,|tesan,” which is playing together 3064-66 Arcade Bidg. | Eyres, of the Eyres Storage & sings, dances and plays at the with “The Limousine Mystery,” at ri This Ad With You | Transfer @o. Strand the Alhambra until Wednesday Bri J night. Mary Fuller plays the lead. | jing role in “The Limousine Mys-| tery.” | see LIKE ALASKAN FILM Sourdourhs have been flocking to the Coliseum since Sunday to © “The Spell of the Yukon.” It taken from the Robert W 1» by the same name. surroundings ow fields, and the spell of} Inskan was transformed the Yukon eee THEY LIKE WILLIE, JR Willie Collier, jr, aged 14, son of bad berty ‘untii | It would not. oe él > part of Lit A man’s taste 's his own. Rsgae pate ten ged that might delight some Mam Andrews, commandant at the! old potentate’s palate would not military frontier post of Fort Me | please you. Pherson That's why we leave Fatimes SIX STARS AT WORK | up to your taste. Ella Hall, Bob LeonardSdarry D e Mve Fuller 6G er Goot But there is fuese Gf zs and’ it N s| than good taste that is mighty ‘oak atthe Mi important to you. Silent Man’ of Timber Quich,” ts the title of the picture that heads} No matter how 2: the progtam, and has for ita star cigarette may be—it can.only be Ella Hall the SENSIBLE cigarette for you | Harry D. Carey and Oliver Fuller if it is comfortable, too. Golden are the stars In “The P g 0! ells Crov p econt Ite pure tobacco must be cool lng, of, Hell's ‘ewe the secon and comfortable to your throat Jack,” the third feature, is al at all times, And it must leave “ hedrt' interest drama | you feeling fine and fit at the end » a hard. da: 7 | oy me a JUDGE IS DRUGGED Then, it is the sensible ciga- | Federal Judge Neterer, who seal vette for YOU. |drugged by a burglar who prowled| thru his home, 905 15th ave., Sun ‘There are thousands end thou- day: night, has completely -recover: sands of men who believe that ed from the nauseating effects of Fatima is the most sensible the stuff Tuesday. What tak-| en, with the exception of some loone| |changs, a-watch and stickpin, the| |judge sald he would be unable to \tell until Mrs, Neterer returns | | PARKER SENTENCED | Jay J, Parker, sentenced by Fed-| interfett pafd his | manufa intended only as mining dompany he represented, and | were not for circulation me, r3 '* ea THE TURKISH BLEND 7 2% PUT BOOZE IN BAY . : Choice whiskies and beer valued | (S] at $1,000 are mingling with Elliott bay waters Tuesday, following the selzure and destruction by the po ice late Monday of a shipment consigned to the Market pharmacy, 1525 Firat ave. The stuff was taken from the O-W. R. & N freight depot. The pharmacy has passed out of exiatence, ~ STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1916. PAGE 3 ‘One of the Most Beautiful Women in the World Is at the STRAND Today In fact she is claimed by many who are com- petent to know to be the MOST PERFECT type of American beauty. And she is one of the very classiest dressers, too. It is VIRGINIA PEARSON —IN— “HYPOCRISY” In this picture she wears some of her handsomest gowns. If you enjoy seeing a clean, wholesome picture, produced with everything that money and brains can use to make a fine picture, you will most certainly want to see “Hypocrisy.” It has its lessons, too— it shows the danger—yes, the absolute folly, of trying to live beyond one’s means just to make a show. The last act is one of the most thrilling bits that has been seen on a Seattle screen in a long time. Miss Pearson engages in hand-to- hand struggle with the vil- lain to regain the paper which will save her hus- band. She does it, of course, but that fight is well worth seeing, believe us. hen we want to tell you that in the violin playing of Florence Kubey we have a rare treat for you. Miss Kubey has already achieved a much more than local reputation and is looked upon as one of the bright prospects of this community to make a career for her- self. She plays with rare sympathy and sweetness, and the applause that she receives after each appearance attests the fact that she is pleas- ing the audiences. You don’t need to be told that Mutt and Jeff are funny—they are always funny—but this week, in “In the Hospital” they are Ate than ever. If you want to have a good, hearty laugh don’t miss them. And we have been told that laughing is mighty fine for the digestion. Altogether we don’t think it is going a bit too far to say that we have the best all-round program*in Seattle, and the price afternoon or © | evening is just 10c. And the children are only 5c. Loge seats, big, comfortable, roomy seats they are, are 25c. THE STRAND Second Avenue, Between Spring and Seneca Streets