The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1916, Page 3

STAR--MONDAY, JULY 24, GIRL REPORTER GOES BEHIND SCENES IN PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE is one of the best pictures we have had the pleasure of of- fering you in a long time. Geo. Walsh is coming to the front fast et as a portrayer of Western char- Scene from “The Captive God,” at the Liberty theatre acter. He is now recognized as BY CORNELIA GLASS Jhad always felt that it would ! have been behind the scenes [rather easy to do what the screen | one of the top-notchers. He has in a motion picture house. artista do . : Perhaps u didn't know In the cting room” ther an all-star support with Enid there was any “behind the [isn’t any rapery around the ‘ scenes” in a motion picture [screen. There are no leather chal Markey as the leading lady. house. | didn't until now Jand there is no c | went Into the Liberty just | I felt as tho I had caught as Mr. John Von Herberg, the [a glimy It’s a thrilling story of love tudio where the 4 manager, and Mr. Fullerton, the | picture w and adventure, full of action press agent, were to view a | All the There a . film, ly fust " from start to finish. You'll enjoy They Invited me to watch it . . too. every moment of it. The screen was at the end of | 1 shonidn » onid there wa a long, narrow concrete hall. |no mu t the on way tire » George mar They called it the “projecting He didn't discriminate nicely; he room.” me sang. At the other end was the ma. | When the hero was betng dragged chine, two chairs and a keg away to be killed George sang Mr. Von Herberg and { had the|"Spanish Joe,” chairs, and Mr. Fullerton, perforce,| was mirac che the keg stored to A tall individual whom they | moonlight the hero There’s a Mighty Good called Georg mach ¢. | George hb Thad ever| 1 ! Co 1 all the external) was 4 m s bef ! ] H'm' snorte y- fbeen tn a soft le , ei getting fatter ev a velvet-draped screor | *¥« | There had always been music,/almoat know the stars person chosen by a discrimina musician, to blend with the scexr “You assented George, “T do. of the picture watch Unconactously 1 had come to as soctate pictures and music, and I|up to hide “CAPTIVE GOD” VIES WITH “BEAST” FOR MOVIE HONOR | FROGRAMS TODAY sand Cleo Ridgley are starred. The ALHAMBRA—Myrile Stedman te “The| play } lenty of real action. merican Beauty | cluding b CLASS A—Vivian Rich in “Quickeands|C'UCing several hand-tohand com of Deceit.” |bats and cross-country chases by al CLEMMER—Harold Lockwood and! eheriff's poane Hison in “The Masked Rider ape geo r ISEUM—Cle Ridgely and Wailece| Comedy and the Paramount Pic The Selfish Woman,” tograph complete the bill Ormi Hawley in “Her) sf ie Mutt and Jeff Animat- ed Cartoons grow more popular every day. An especially good one this week. me | T suggested get old and notl the ey make in their make an LIBERTY —William 8. Hart in “The) TRY TO KILL THE KING ing Baggot in “The Man| The story of “Her American KEX—Valeska Surrat in “The Imm! Prince at the Colonial theatre grant.” treats of intrigue in the king m wl Be Hanovaria, a mystic land. Con STORY OF AZTECS |spirators plan to kill the aged king] In “The Captive God,” William S$ Hart, at the Liberty, captivates the place his dissolute nephew on} throne. But an American sur-| imagination is cast in the role who looks like nephew of a stalwart Spar shipwreck-|and the princess (Ormi Hawley)| ed on the American frustrate the plot Thrown ar Aztecs, | EOE | perior wisdom saves his life “ .e makes him their leader. SMMIORANTY HRORERED | Fatty Arbuckle is seen in “The| A* “The Immigrant Girl,” Valeska Watters’ Ball,” a comedy Suratt, tho trav Pn ee tracts the eye of a first-class pas Sam E. Rork onal represen-|*¢heer, Walton, a broker, and a tative of Mack Sennett, Keystone | 8¢cond« passenger, Harding. comedy producer, is in Seattle to| Thru force of circumstances, Wal ok over the motion picture situa-|t0n makes her his mistress, but ahe ARCTIC PARTY “THE BEAST” 1S GENTLEMAN , | Capt. Louis Lane will cast off| A burglar ransacked the home of When “The Beast’ (Geo. Walsh) ps hy! the spring line of the Arctic!P. H. Levy, 4424 Sunset place,|first met the girl, 1t was in the|-FROM PARSON TO PARSON | i ieask Heck ‘Tuesday, ang |are ht without disturbing | woolly West. He picked her up| When Bruce Edmunds firet bit| whaler Grea’ Hescay, @0¢ any one until he grabbed Levy's|and took her to his home against|the little town to round up a bunch the Lane-Borden expedition will | trousers her will. There he nursed her back| of moor *, and incidentally to iebart: They were hanging on the bed," |from the sickness which overcame |av The schooner loaded sh - a the f se Ww se he|her at his zh tactice. And he| gui them > D There { \ f lumber Monday at Port Blakeley Wome Uy h permitted her to & back to|he left, he 7 0 in the pockets. I Jumped | her ¢ “ : “ my : it will sail from Pier 7. John Bor | out of bed ana he kept right OR eee ee te is brother's death, he dis self as a parson. Before called in a real parson the pretty daugh ter 1 Rid den, second in command, will have|coing He still ha Pi ond was the new “cattle king.”|the hotel man. “The Mask ME as sailors two of his Chicago |e, 1 has the trousers !tney meet formally. She learns|er” is the title of the plot skeleton.| chums, | Levy 6 id the burglar wore pus she really loved the man lized thusl It is at the ¢ lemmer. | aaa, : This play, a comedy and cartoon}A comedy, the Russian orchestra! re ° ; jare at the Strand theatre jand news weekly complete the * bill | { 386 ARE ENROLLE NOWHERE TO SOMEWHERE | eee Today, Tomorrow and 5 The Man From Nowhere” get#| SACRIFICING SELF Wednesday Only somewhere in the picture, all right. | Quicksands of Deceit,” at. the Val Ss t All but seven countie e|He's holding out this half of the|/ciaws A theatre, with Vivian Rich leska ura t tate Vashington are week the Mission theatre. King/in the chief role, tells of a waif ed in um r session t Jaggot plays the lead pa ne ' Bag A lead part. A DeW!wno ia adopted by a rich couple istics made public|pictorial concludes the program. |-pneir own daughter gets into tron A LASKY by Recorder E. N. Stone os le unbeknown to them. The adopt The total enro ent Is 1,386, an| A TOUCH OF BOHEMIAN LIFE PARAMOUNT nerease of 321 over that of la The Bohemianiam of studio life|°¢ uauenter Protects and even an umes blame for her j FEATURE veer forma the basin of the story in|""A'Somedy and news photos com-| Most of the states of the Union The American Beauty at the Al plete the bill | a theatre. T girl (Myrtle \ and eight foreign countries also are| Stedman), supposedly a daughter of | ] represented poverty, is brought by chance to the SUZZAL | 0 HONORED | j The students from King county| vision of an artist contesting for al number 70: prize painting sein In Her Greatest Triumph according to st { are represented in the enrollment, | ham A ¢ f 1 en complete Dr. Henry Suzzallo appears in a the program list made up by President Ray Ly MILL RECORD IS SET man Wilbur, of Leland. Stantord —AND— FROM EAST TO WEST Jr, university, of Stanford's 10 A BRAY CARTOON COMEDY ny 5 i BaMTianl Wodhan,<: , at-iinlateasane APAniatee Om, opens in the Kast and The list {s published in the San nthe West, Wallace Reld|Francisco Examiner “POLICE DOG IN THE ore treated wit , PARK" established at the m Alaska, according to Thane, manager of the "ek cwae cer oe NATIONAL MARKET made Jun the mill Next Th 000 tons daily as the mine develop Piekford nt progr 6 FOUNDLING Always has big money saving specials, Butter, Eggs, Olive Oil, Macaroni, Delicatessen and Fancy S-Children Sof] 4 WEAPONS STOLEN | itive! Crom Chocoiste, 5O@ w 10c Si eaiaey Sct eens tet NATIONAL MARKET Oven Daly 0 A.M pu. eee ‘| 405 PIKE ST., NEAR FOURTH | Special Summer Prices his ranch SOME BILL TODAY AT THE spectacular, feature—a story of that mys- terious people, the Aztecs, found in old Mexico by the Spanish conquerors supported by an caste, including Enid Mar- Dalton and Dorothy Dorcas Matthews! trbuckle In two thousand feet of the funniest, fastest frolic ever screened by Key- “The Waiters’ Ball” This is your only chance to see this all-feature bill— there is no second-run Tri- angle play in Seattle. OLIVER G. WALLACE Certainly outdoes himself in in- terpreting these two features on our $35,000 Wurlitzer Unit Orchestra This Bill Until Wednesday Night Matinees 10c—Children 5c—Evenings 15c FIRST at PIKE Continuous 11 to 11™™ KILLED CAN VOTE FOR 24.—With the — checking of the initiative beer bill MULLEN GETS O. K. OF HAMILTON GANG the courthouse BY AUTO s vendor, is dead Monday from place on the auto at Fourth and Washington st names were {cast out because of duplication and him was driv signers to include Martinique | the: Taylor | ——_ sii Star Want Ads to wise land- lords spell tenant insurance Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith anded into the Lafe Hamilton po: tid considerable both became R the old man after he had/ dodged in an effort to avoid being} Hamiltonian prodder janitors, marble The goad masters had hoped to reelection as He not only indorsement spread around, | Harold Lockwood May Allison THE MASKED RIDER FIVE BIG ACTS is at the county morgue. 90,000 SEEK FARMS, 24.—More Seal 010 Second Ave. Near or do something in the political game, and placed on the commissioner ENGLAND REPLIES land drawings of the Colville The registra Laborers Wanted WAGES ON SHIPS: 50c Straight Time 75¢ Overtime WAGES ON DOCKS: 40c Straight Time 60c Overtime 400,000 acres, an | thun the state of Dele | Approximately ings will be made is said these elpt of the rey and inform him that it M. GUTERSON’S Russian Orchestra Musical Program Selection “La Tosca” BY PUCCINI ‘Mighty Like a Rose’ MMER The request for an early reply on the principles involved Free Board and Lodging. APPLY AT DOCKS 'PREXY’S CAR BUMPED The police patrol, running out of |the police garage under the Yesler collided with the Henry Suzzallo, state university 549 CENTRAL BLDG, SEATTLE Waterfront Employers’ Union N. Y. STRIKERS WIN, on Fourth ave bumper on the oth Manufacturers CLE was arrested for driving and released on his person- al recognizance, }is said the agreement ‘ed a victory for the union