The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1916, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1916. PAGE STORY OF THE AZTECS TO BE SHOWN ON NEW LIBERTY BILL om en Fox oo New Play, “The Beast,” at Strand; “American Beauty” at the Alhambra! 2 t ) i. if : ») Wis s, is Supported by Enid Markey, Dorothy Dalton Dorcas Matthews 4 Days Starting Sunday ++ teas SR ewer seseane A romance of tha Mysterious Race the Aztecs, Found in Old Mexico by ' the Spanish Con A js querors a9 . ® at the Strand. sos 2 NY SL Wy QA SD Me Witte? me er Tear san ARBUCKLE “FATTY” In “The Waiters’ Ball” we'll waltz you through 2,000 feet of the fastest and funniest Keystone comedy that you have ever laughed at—there is not a single let-up in this cyclone of fun. Oliver G. Wallace Promises Some Unusual Musical Effects on Om $35,000 Wurlitzer Unit Orchestra. Matinees 10c, Children 5c, Evenings 15c. V (1) George Walsh and Anna Luther, in “The Beast,” (2) Scene from “The Captive God,” at the Liberty (3) Scene in “Quick: at Class A (4) Scene from “The Selfish um, (5) Scene from “The American Beauty,” which opens Sunday at the Alhambra, (6) Valeska Suratt, in “The Immigrant,” at the R (7) Scene from “The Masked Rider,” at the Clemmer. OSG OPC CBF Rew te ee eee me estos eisiecsesess ent PROGRAMS TODAY ALHAMBRA—Doug!: Fairbanks lirting With Fate. ASS A—"The Inner Gi comedy and news weekly x pho Anna fea Yatory of the new William F te | toplay, “The Beast,” in whic Luther and George Walsh are |tured “The * drama s Luther tle girl h @ tour father, falls in and is taken prisoner by h her to his cabin to strength to the is the innocent Mildred Ma) thru the West with with Del Bur cabin and nurses back |she has succumbed | ment of the adventure When she is well and strong once |more, he sends her to her father and the tour is continued. Some PROG! time later Burton pays a visit to ae eee —cerree Stedman ta “The the East. He is wealthy now, and CLASS A—Vivien Rich In “Quicksands /focioty llonizes him. He meets Mil dred. CLEMNER—Harcid Lack wood and “ee Allison in “The Masked Kider, COLISEUM Cleo Ridgely and Wallace | “MASKED RIDER” AT CLEMMER Reid in “The Selfish Woman.” The Mased Rider, with Har DeeAONTAL—Ormt Hawley te “Herold Lockwood and May Allison in LIBERTY—Wiltiam § Hart in “the; the stellar roies, will be the next Captive God | feature attra ion at the Clemmer! @ | © MISSION—King Bagget tn “The Man theatre on Sundsy. This wonder-| AMERICAN PRINCE—COLONIAL REE Valake Surrat in “The tmmi-|DIay ts brimful of thrills, especially American Prince,” at the werent.” jin the big scenes staged in the bears: Senden, ta ome of Pere mountains of North Carolina «© and dramas that ere} ° IVE GOD” AT LIBERTY | There are many exciting moments |iaiq in an imaginary principality iam 8. Hart will be seen injin this part of the story, which | where. plots and counterplots to iy, } Captive God” at the Liberty! deals with the moonshiners of that /opeain the throne for some usurper ee SOS SSS S88 2a dh ie Bad ee ad ‘AMERICAN SURGEONS PERFORM WONDERS AT THE BRITISH FRONT LONDON, June 20. y Mail.)——That horror of the sol dier, a shattered face, is be ing abated in the British EXPECT 100,000 IN FRISCO’S PARADE SAN FRANCISCO, July 22,— Trains and boats discharged thou- rands of people from nearby sec yne into San Francisco today for the big preparedness parade this afternoon, and reports of those in charge are that th will be close) It ts in to 100,000 people partictpating most aston! AMS SUNDAY America. Later she {s given ample »pportunit to wear many of the iking gowns for which she ts so justly famous. One of the the pla te great dam big thrilling scenes of the blowing up of a The dam and the especial silt for the | FIRST AT PIKE | Continuous, 11 to 11 | army by a set of Chicago eur geons in their field hospital near the British front today Their success is largely due to expert dental surgery Col. Or. J. M. Neff of Chi- cago, head of this unit of 32 surgeons; Col. Or. George Da vis of Chicago; Maj. Dr. 8id- ney McCailin, formerly of Chi ¢ago but now of London, and Maj. Or, Charles Magby, eye and ear surgeon of Chicago, are dally performing op tions on wounded men hithe to unheard of in medical sci. ence Her Colonial those stor It deals with that rarejsection. The outlaws are brought |are rife. Iu this film. an American to justice thru the dering exploits | figures importintly, a8 he is mis the Aztec. Mr.\of “The Masked Rider,” who poses jiaken for the Prince Consort and Chiapas;as a ‘mountain parson until he/is joved by the princess. . Ormi gathers his evidence against them. | P we Enid Markey supports Hart. In| Miss Allison ts seen in the de-|/ )™/*” Plays the star female part “The Captive God,” she ts delight-|lightful role ot a beautiful moun-| ,, + ful as the little Aztec princess |tain girl, whom the fighting par-| ene ae AT CLASS A whose love for the proud and hand-|son wins in the end | te eh ‘ srvian ten will: be some ruler of the enemies of her “ee far Sete muday, Monday ene father causes her to brave his|“SELFISH WOMAN"—COLISEUM | /esda the tase A te ‘wrath in order to set the “Captive The Selfish Woman” is the title God" free. of the new Sa? j}tion to be shown at the Coliseum “AMERICAN BEAUTY” | theatre, beginning Sunday and cor The most stirring scenes of ajtinuing four cays. Cleo Ridgeley great maritime disaster are part of|and Wallace Held are starred in the photoplay, “The American | this production which touches the Beauty,” at the Alhambra, starting| American ‘ome and some of its Sunday. An ocean liner is on fire | problems in a very realistic and in- and as the vast clouds of smoke | teresting manner pour forth, the frantic mobs fight] Comedy teatures and an orches for safety. Myrtle Stedman plays |tra furnish the other attractions. i . . of people of the asixteenth| f@entury led arts fnterpretation of is wonderfully well done. | First M. E. church. Several Seat tle ministers will speak ASSISTANT | CORPORATION Counsel Evans has given council }an opinion that city cannot enforce collection of assessments from disfigured that! state university for 20th ave, im Be ot eare to lock! NAVAL DEPARTMENT has an-| Provements ‘i prt og Bh jnounced Seattle recruiting offi will remain open until August 1, or But these Chicego surge possibly until August 15, when cit disco ored that a thes wo unds isens’ naval cruise starts. | hicenndide aaa uneer.s face| SECOND ANNUAL outing of em-| head usually entices, death, but|Ployes of Northern Pacific freight wounds of the jaw do nothing but /ffices will start Saturday at noon, | turn men's faces into terrible cari.|*5en plenickers leave for Moclips | beach, to remain until Sunday catures. ware the wounds were |night CHAS. E. CLAYPOOL of tle has filed for six-year term on supreme bench, A. H. MOHLER of Cashmere has announced candidacy for superior © court judgeship of Chelan county | as a compromise candidate. ‘ that have jaw shin the been surgery ‘Quicksands of Deceit,” a sults rural drama, This {s a touching film, concerning a watf, who runs away from a children’s h be ‘ause of ill treatment. She fended by a wealthy farmer tdopte fhe daughter of th farmer is deceitful in every way, but later the girls become close friends. The blood daughter falls | rade is to start jin love with a man who lives b ov. Sdhwaie snd. Savor his wits, and a child is born. Ne | will lead the parade until adopted Jaughter reach the reviewing stand In other permitted STEAMER HUMBOLOT arrived the star part. ‘ | blood daughter Elliott Dexter, Jack Livingston,| “IMMIGRANT” AT THE REX oe BLACKLISTED FIRMS 00). °.) nthe ots TO MAKE AN APPEAL °°1:tsis ‘var wren’ |with cargo of gold bullion valued Howard Davies, Adelaide Woods, Valeska Svuratt, the celebrated and others complete the all-star | American actress, will be seen at| ee gt nah 2 pr ShcA saa cast of film players. the Rex on Sunday in the produc | ing Bagg ature ny er tion of Marion Fairfax’s thrilling | an From Nowhere,” which comes | “THE BEAST,” AT STRAND drama, “The Immigrant.” to the <a for four days, start In this war, when part of a jaw a ing Sunday bone has been lost, several sur-/at $250,000. ane e a4 40 The adventures of an Eastern| Miss Suratt is first seen as a passengers an heiress among the rough herdsmen| poor Russian immigrant bound for By base a ye d nonge n tutions | geons carry the patient into the|cases of salmon and halibut, lof the West forms the basis of the — Bie OB yeh eek onesie: hitheatre. ISABELLA B. WHYTE, 42, of leonvicted on circumstantial evi A piece of his shin bone is re dent of Seattle for 23 years, hit American firms 1s expected to Huntal kargoon taker thin plore [Friday following an operation be laid before President Wilson white & has been Get to oh a and |ved at 3731 EB. Prospect st Mr. and Mrs, Fred EB. Sander. | dence of the murder of his own sis next week, Word has reached the) «ize desired, and puts it in place} | w. Telephone I pa headquarte jtablished th 80 ord hear of sol ited with din Market at As all of th will newe pateh sineas houses parade, bu cease at lo have lock disco Rolph are 9 protects they WASHINGTON, July First hand, unofficial information as to just how the British bilackiist has 22 resi- | died She with ter, A News Pictorial will con White House that the soldier's jaw . L. BIDDLE, Philadelphia “ ” clude the Uill. | c7e LINA IN THE MOVIES representatives | 1 Tomorrow lina Cavalieri, who has been Photographs in the Chicago sur-|banker, visiting in Seattle, said he of blacklisted firma are organizing |called by some “the most beautiful geons’ hospital show that men who |traveled all over Europe before he 4 Days Only to put the matter personally before woman in the world,” prominent |the president ame to th reeons with faces |realized he knew nothing about the VA 5 {in the musical world, and for her fa too horrible to contemplate in ey-|United States, and now he is While officials refused to com- }mous marriage and divorce to and ryday life have departed, with |catching up. In Her Greatest Third Ave. at Pike ment, it was Indicated th ate de from “She-iff’ Pob Chanler of New their features normal except for al COUNTY ENGINEER Morrison Triumph SUNDAY “Quick Sands of Deceit” A gripping rural drama featuring beautiful VIVIAN RICH and partment antl the White House wil! York, will be seen at the Clemmer be glad to get any detatla from re or two that looks as tho tt ]announ ed Friday a thru traffic theatre next Thursday tn “The |ilable sources. might have been caused by a razor | route between the Yakima vall | Shadow of Her Past.” Luctleo slip Jand Enumclaw would be complet Muratore, lor present husband, {s These marvelous operations areled by October |featured with her. everyday events now | SEATTLE RAILROAD men will) —— complete organization of Railway |Men’s Republican club Saturda jnight at Elks’ club. A Lasky : > STEAMER UMATILLA arrived ea] Jin Seattle Saturday from Nome Paramount y |with cargo of ores valued at Feature sear A Sta> Want Ad will find a renter for that vacant house ‘SIXTH ANNUAL Pacific Coast | Theological erence will begin Aug. 1 and last for three days in HOGE BUILDING BARBER | SHOP—JULY 22, 1916. son. Also on Jobnson against Jess Don t Ss Willard | Seeing VOL. XXXIV, Devoted to Art, Literature, Health, Virtue, Politics, Sports and Horseshoe Pitching. Please help! If he gets enough money he will |go right thru to Milwaukee, where they brew it, but if he can’t get it PARAMOUNT PICTURES But whenever Grant goes to the! bump feeler, there is nothing to it where they |The editor has Alfred Vosburgh fay BY BENNY KLINE CUB COMEDY “Jerry's Strategem” it Is funny SEE AMERICA Quaint New Orleans — Coming Wednesday “The Flames of Vengeance” Three-part Gaumont —_ Jealousy a la Carte — Billy Van Deusen’s “Eggspensive” Adventure —— Always 5B CENTS A Bray Cartoon Comedy “POLICE DOG IN THE PARK” 5c Children 5c 10c Open Daily 9 A. M. |he will stop at Butte, letill sell it at five cents a on draught Editor and Prop. throw PLEASE HELP POOR BUSTED. HEARTED JOE FINDLAY! | eee GETS RICH QUICK Walter Fulton says every time jhe thinks of how poor he ts he puts up the price of his lots tn |Rainter Valloy to $100,000 a lot That makes him just a millionaire ried es ONLY SPECIMEN ALIVE Come to our shop and see it |The only parber who can sleep has stood beside! standing up—K in the Hoge build be ing shop and shaved all comers, EXPOSED! jand shorn them, and massaged and Randolph has robbed right und left without show-| bringing in the trout lately. We ing favoritiam or discrimination. j|don't intend this for the game Right after they dumped the| wardens, but as a tip to sports scowload of Blue Ribbon into the|men, Doc has relatives Iving in bay, Jimmie Hoge promised to buy|side the Cedar river watershed Joo a diving sult who can tell you where he hooks If Jimmie Hoge didn't own the | them | building that bas this shop tn it, I | would tell vhat I think of a man who will realg on his word Poor old Joe has never got that and it looks like he never will he's got to ¥ back to Chi would ride the cushions if he ad the money, but who has? He can't raise the fare, poor old Joe can't, Touching Saline Sob Story BY BENNY KLINE Poor Old Joe Findlay Deceived by Jimmie banker, poor old Joe has got to walk back to Milwaukee, and his old dogs are aching from corns and bunte For years he the first chat Hoge, the Doe M. F. ++ GET OUT YOUR POKE Just as soon as J. A, Grant, the wholesale grocer, gets a chance to go to the phrenologist and have his bumps read, he ts going to give the editor tips on how to place election bets Standing on his own a few legs, the |GET | Dexter been ditor bet on Jeffries against John-| 2: 10. already won one $6 bill from Doc nny, the dentist, that Bulgaria wouldn't join the al les When are you going to pay that Doc? The editor also has a bet posted that for $5 the allies sue for peace befc iermany does, and another one that for $5 the Germans don't drive the russians out of Warsaw We don't expect to live long enough to realize on these bets ORMI HAWLEY IN “Her American Prince” Five-Act Masterpiece at the COLONIAL THEATRE MUTUAL WEEKLY Latest War Pictures §) Two-Act Vogue | | | IN YOUR ORDERS EARLY Vice President Parsons, of the Horton bank, has promised pretty near all the fish he expects to hook at Watertown next week He has only about one carload left, to place S wile AND HENRY FORD MADE IT Doc 8. W. Case took the editor for an auto rice to Fremont Friday When/Doe turned on the mag neto he glanced at his watch It was 2:1 Whe n ‘he mont how long a fast ride prised to turned Comedy it off in Fre the litor thought he would} pe the trip:took. »1t. was geste sc—]Qc and he was not sur note that it wa only | “The Masked Rider” A story of North Carolina in five mountainous acts M. GUTERSON’S famous RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Formerly at the Coliseum MUSICAL PROGRAM Selection, “LA TOSCA” “MIGHTY LIKE A ROSE” ADMISSION 15 CENTS CLEMMER Seattle’s Best Photoplay House -By Puccini By Nevin