The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1916, Page 3

. STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1916. PAGE 3 | LHAMBR B 2BE8THA KALIcH AND | CHAS. CHERRY IN NEW CONTINUOUS 11 TO 1 PHOTOPLAY DRAMAS 3 DAYS Topay 2 Brand New Features ! 11! Charles Cherry —in a Paramount photo- play adaptation of the famous society drama, “The Mummy and the Humming Bird” With KEYSTONE Alice ee ae | Mummy and Howell ta Keystone o CLASS A—ertrude Rebineca tn Howell onan Senger CLEMMER—Licnel Barrymore ta “The —in three reels of com- | COLONIAL Melon Messen tm “The edy, crowded with a world of mirth, “Lizzie’s Ling- ering Love ogue. LIBERTY—Kathiyn Williams tn “The Valiente of Virginia”; Fay Tincher in comedy. MISSION—Mary Fuller tn “The Senriet Mark”; tenth chapter of “The Seeret of the Submarine” wt. een Pickford tm “The Found- | STRAND—Rerthe Kalich te “lander.” eee STRAND The noted emotional actress, | Bertha Kalich, is featured at th |Strand theatre in the Fox play, | “Slander.” Nursing an old grudge against Jobn Blair, Richard Tremaine, sup- posedly a friend ing between Blair's w Carson, a man-about wn |arrives on the scene, Carron jumps thru a window. He ts arrested as }& burglar, To escape, he shows is letter supposedly written by Mrs. Blair, On the strength of this let |ter, Blair divorces his wife. This |———___—_——. is only the beginning of the big, | powerful drama ia which Mme,|CLEMMER Kalich {s starred. Lionel > be the Clemmer beginning Thursday ALMAMBRA in “The Quitter.” The story of “The Quitter” ts laid 4 Charles Cherry {# presented tiling Bouthwestern’ mining {ovn, Veal, 75 to 120-1b. .. an afaptation of Isaac Henderson's | whore scores of thrilling scenes are bas oe ea : striking play. “The Mummy 4) enacted. | Perk, 00d Diock hogs... 09 @ 19 | the Humming-Bird™ at the Alham-| “Among some of the Interesting | {bra for three davs, starting Thure| sod picturesque scenes In "The The “Mummy” Lord Lamley | Quitter” nee — 3 . is & remarkable combination of |utter” are the “Three Cheers —@} scientist, dreamer, blind man and COMING SUNDAY Mary Pickford and Harold Lockwood in “Hearts Adrift,” a brand new copy. ANY SEAT 10c CHILDREN 5c loeers a x and I ARKET REPORT if Selling Pricee to Retailer for |” Batter, Fags and Cheese saloon and a typical Western court room, with a big trial in progress, | ~ Batter seer. It requires the delicate touch | Wr Horan seed many Peal W i i b ‘™ | Mr. Ho ed many teal Western E. a aebieet es te eke pase, te man Of] types, including Indians, cowboys ; tive Washington i iktit ot tes on nd ote 4 Poe |half-breeds and Chinese eamery, eolld pack 2 chi 0 dre nt on- | ms ahaa A 4 | Cheewe crete reality, Keystone Alice|..2°° Russian orchestra will have Domestic wheet ” | several new selections. < fp nant ; 2 @ (22 | Howell will be seen in a rip-snort Oregon tripiete ; 11 |ing three-part comedy, entitled, mee 7 | Wisconatn triplet 1 |"Lizie’s Lingering Love.” COLISEUM i ) bamcagy yaar =a eae 7 eee Pauline Frederick, in “The aa Smee, LIBERTY | World's Great Snare,” is the Coll | Select ranch exes . 0 Kathlyn Wiliams te seen tn “The 6 ottering Thereday, Friday an Saturday. It is all about dance | Valiants of Virginia,” the five-part |).4 Miss Frederick playing @ super-feature that is playing at the | cate dancer in old San Francisco jLiberty for three days, starting | Western mining men and romance Thursday. Her part is that of Qiang jove move swiftly in the| Southern girl, igrorant of (ue past | drama How she loses her drunken jhistory of the Valiant, last of his!iout of a husband and gains the jrace. She gives John Valiant her|iove of an Englishman of folly heart and her hand. Later, torn! good family is well told in thia| 7 ee Mixed timothy pla logaity to oe more and/story, which will be accompanied For 2@ have made Pain-— astern Washington dow jlove for Vaiinnt, she resolves to/hy new music, a Burton Holmes less Dentistry a thorough study, im sacrifice her love. Ir ravelogue, and a new omed: land feel confident I can do your i , an comedy dental work to your entire satis- — Py Fay Tincher, the funny Triangle Oo Re || Prices Paid Wholesale Desiers for comedienne, wil) sgain be seen In > o- e Country Hay and Grain (Prices paid producer) faction. Do your gums bleed? If so you Vegetables and Fruit on nk 7 fi “pig. | MISSION have pyorrhe This disease si - pans aera medy, entitled “Be-| Mary Fuller heads the program should be eradicated at once toll! (corrected daily by J. W. Godwin & Co. wt Bluff.” in “The Scarlet Mark,” at the Mis insure preservation of teeth andi! \ orice, Cat h ani aed sion for the balance of the week Extracting absolutely without! heers sack eee 2 he story tells of a bold attempt — gg ld! egg Gn | Beans © 1 ry at abduction and robbery, mac yur prices are rig fat an beg 7 Be hh egy witraate before going elnewhere | P ¢ Possible thru the uncanny likeness All work guarantee p » oO 7 4 toa |_Examination and consultation ~ society belle and the strange rea Te m # son for its failure. The tenth/| National Painless Dentists chapter of Mutual's — $2,000,009| Fourth Ave. and Pike St, film novel, “The Secret of the Sub-| marine,” {8 also on the program. Q.—For several years | kept com ” eee |pany with the girl of my choice, ee | he was all | held near and : 850 COLONIAL one 136 Beside “The Abandonment,” a|dear, and for her | would have drama in which Helene Rosson ts|9iven the best of my life. She ac- ‘ featured, the Colonial theatre also | cepted my attentions and told me presents Charlie Chaplin in “The | she cared, be Fireman.” About a year ago she left me and oe The Abandonment” is the story| Was married shortly afterward to of a young physician's love which | another. Since that time | have Seen panes - went astray, and sent bim into the|tried in every conceivable way to Peaches, Gal Five Acts life of a tramp, Some time later |forget her, but find it impossible, Peppers, bell, Ib. he was able to rescue his former altho | realize she has been taken Pineapple, Florida, crate. : " sweetheart from an abusive hus-|from ‘me forever. Reus Meare, Se 8 Athletic Pictures band—and the play ends happily,| Do you think it would be well | Rhubarb, local Showing Mike Gibbons and cae for me to leave and go away among | Cal, 4 basket Tom Gibbons, boxing. REX strangers and new scenes and try wernipa, Ga: Koj! Yamada and Albert In “The Foundling,” Mary Pick-|a@gain to forget? Or would | be ermelon Cutler, billiards. ford is giving the Rex theatre pa-| better off to remain, knowing It is Apples 5 trons one of those plays in which |!mpossible to forget? ‘otiterastaee 2.00 r. Roller and Frank she captivated America, It is a] A YOUNG MAN, 4 [ontons, Austratian yy Dalkus, wrestling. delightful play, in which Mary ap-| A,—It is just as easy to forget 4 Does eat Hoh pears as a drudge, yet hopeful and|the unpleasant things of life as it Onions, red, Cal. 4.80 M. Guterson’s winsome. Her birth caused her|ig to retain memories that are Potatoes | mother to die, and her father hated! pleasing. The brain cells are not ite, new, Cal a Russian Orchestra her for it. Years later, | White river sees the sight In Her Triumph Yakima Gems 30.00 @40.00 Supreme U.-W. TO PRESENT | MANY WITH DEGREES Phetepioy House Foundling Open Dally 9 A. M. 5c Children 5c 10c tho, he’ stationary, except as we make them z {so. New thoughts are ever enter . ee |ing the mind and obliterating those CLASS A of less importance. As long as you CLEMM ER Gertrude Robinson {s seen in|assert so positively that you can i lames of V. » at the|never forget the girl, you do not ¥ A theatre. This is a rapid-| want to forget her, and you won't play. A girl makes a false |forget her, because you hold that on the day of her wedding. |thought as most important. Yes, | Thrilling abduction, a ride on top| would go away if J were you, I'm ! University of Washington stu | dents completing their college work jat tho end of the prosent summer jand the refreshing acquaintance of session will receive their degrees |ne ses and persdnalities is just Thursday night in Meany hall | MINA CAVALIERI N N Fike aide re bon oe bee Dr. H. H. Gowen will make the Whone nto beauty is the mar RAP I WU CTIONS |point where you will discover that commencement ¢ddress, whie Dr. ta Violette will give the Invoca- ; tion and Rey. Willis Stone will pro. nounce the benediction. events follow Coming Sunday HE SHADOW OF trict of United Mine Workera| ¥oman In Five Big | ted ® resolution Wednesda [be given and an unusually large 6 : the medium of your columns, where df ‘ 1 ‘njunetions in labor difficulties, pie ore ete Stareeas wil) maintaining they were unwarranted |the English general, Gordon, known be presented . Saurnatione of powar as “Chinese Gordon,” was killed? Number of sulcides in Paris has Longehoremen officials appeared | Alse, can you say why he was nicks decreased from 15 or 20 a week in title's Best before the convention and asked |mamed ordinary times to only about two al Phetoplay House for money to ald in carrying out A.—Gen, Charles George Gordon week since the war began. ‘the present water front strike was called “Chinese Gordon,” or The Valiants of Virginia Heads New Show at the Liberty, Starting Today of a limousine, and other stirring} quite sure that a change of scenes|are there in Greater New York? world, there are many other things more| 90,000 to 1 tn Members of the Washington dis.|{mportant th life than a faithless | Kathlyn Williams Hallie Erminie Rives wrote “The Valiants of Virginia.” It is a romance of the South- land, where the fairest ladies—the noblest men—and the best fiction comes from. This story proved so good that it has been picturized. All the romance— all the subtle charm of the land has been transferred to our screen. We be- lieve it will be regarded as one of the features of the year! Fay Tincher, in the title role of “Bedelia’s Bluff,” furnishes two reels of filmed fun, Irish wit and contagious comedy. Oliver G. Wallace will have two features ideally adapted to musical interpretation on our $35,000 Wurlitzer Unit Orchestra. FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 Matinees 10c Children 5c Evenings 15c After 7 This Program Until Saturday Night Only | bas asked the court to restrain his e | wife from talking to superior offi- | cers, including. Chief Beckingham, (%) | Captain Willard, Lieutenant Damm <i =r and Inspector Powers. She has => filed a complaint for divorce, Jack- son says ho v doesn't ny lose his job if his talking. ‘Gordon Pasha,” because, during; of eight destroyers of the D class the Taiping rebellion, with the per-| Angler, Coquette, Cygnet, Cynthia mission of the English authorities,| Desperate, Fame, Mallard, Stag. Al! he assumed the command of a spe-| these were completed in 1897-1900; RE 0 knots speed cial corps of Chinese, trained and) displace 300 tons nd carry one 12-pounder, 5 smaller led by European nd American of. }ficers. With these materials he guns and 2 torpedo tubes. Comple D ENTI | performed marvelous feats of skill-, ment 60 officers and men. } jful soldiership, and succeeded in = completely crushing the rebellion, @—What is the difference be- | The Chinese government was ea tween a patriot and a traitor? Does |to express its gratitude, but he re-| not this difference depend in many} fused all offers of substantial re-| notable instances upon the point of | ward view of the person rendering the Shortly after this he was appoint-|definition? From 1776 to 1783 ed by the khedive of Egypt to gov- Washington and his men were pa ern the vast region of the Suda triots from the American standpoint) and governed that area from 1874| but traitors from the British and | until 1879, In 1881 there was a re-|tory standpoint. Benedict Arnold t 4 |ligious uprising in the Sudan, and) was a traitor from our point of yah 43 ‘ad ped inteodate our new |Gen, Gordon, because of his great view, but as a loyalist he was a | Sep gees jate, which is the personal influence and knowledge | patriot, viewing his case thru the Pa est and strongest plate known, lof the country, was detailed to set eyes of those who believed that the et gee cover = roof of the |matters right. These hopes were rulers of Great Britain were the| mouth: you can aplenty off the |not fulfilled, and Gordon was shut legitimate rulers of this country./°OD: suarantee year up in Khartum, and for a whole So in our day the Irish rebels are| Gold crown ................ $3.00 year he held that town against the considered traitors by the English $15 set of tecth (whalebone) $8.00 Arabs, who surrounded him An/and the tory element in Ireland and $10 set of teeth -$5.00 [Hastish fore was sent ito relleve py Ate Anglo-hyphenates in this pridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 the town had been treacherously be-| A.—You might multiply your in-| Vite crowns $3.00 |trayed into the hands of the Arab® stances indefinitely, Are you not, | Gold fillings . - $1.00 up and its herole defender killed however, mixing up rebel and trai-| Silver fillings «600 | tor? Platina fillings -.750 How many J re Der De hey Q many vewish voters] A rebel is a person who openly) 41) work guaranteed for 16 yeas throws off his old allegiance and| pave impression taken in the morne LUDWIG, openly takes arms against that al-|ing and wet teeth same day. Exame A—tI have consulted several peo-|legiance ination and advice free, who ought to know, and their A traitor 18 one who, W hite pre-| Call ene, See Sai imates of the number vary from | tending to remain Joyal to his alle ‘the 00 glance, is secretly working against " : .| Most of our present patronage te it and seeking to injure it. Hence] recommended by our early custome At the outbreak of the great} Washington wag a rebel and Beno-| ers, whose work ts atill giving good Great Britain had 16 torpedo-|dict Arnold a traitor from the eth- satisfaction, Ask our customers who a really both | hAve tested our work When coming boat destroyers of the D class lo-ical standpoint, tho lega eth | te our arrion be kore you aah anne cated at Malta, the base station of | were guilty of high treason against | right place. Bring this ad with you of the British Mediterranean fleet. | their allegiance Please state the names of these 16 Cut - Rate destroyers, displacement, armament, A Year of completion, eto COP FEARS FOR JOB Dentists OUT-OF-TOWN. | | 207 UNIVERSITY sT, A.--Hurd's list only gives a total Police Ofticer John Lk Jackson Opposite Fraser-Paterson @®