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

BESSIE LOVE in “Hell-to-Pay Austin” A tale of the California Sierras—sweetened by the presence of Little Nettles (Bessie Love), and flavored with the aroma of big pines! A wonderful scenic of Islands on the St Oliver G. Orchestra, the famous Thousand Lawrence River. Wallace and our $35,000 Wurlitzer 43 Alllson, Beginning Thursday at the Clemmer = PROGRAMS TODAY | teriors are of the “first water.” A Ri 4 |News Picto rial concludes the bill é “Dare | eo | i FIRST AT PIKE—CONTINUOUS, 11 TO 11 iii" Ninanains nl tee A | Matinees 10c, Children Sc, Evenings 15c MARGIE IS GETTING BETTER! SHE GINS LIFE ANEW, FORGETTING THE OLD T am going to get well! And yet I don't As soon as the doctor told me | passionate this, I managed to tell dear Alice | vas very that she must buy me a little red | book like the ones she put away for me before | came to the hos- pital. Altho I was not able to write at all when she brought you to me, Gear little book, | kept you under my pillow all the time. A new life, a new little book! I n‘all new—a new Margie Waver- ly, who has blotted the old pages from her memory, and is going to begin all over again! Just for a moment, however, || farewell, am going fo tell you, dear little Tew book, of my awful feeling when ™my good Vienna doctor told me of the operation. I was not afraid of the operation, neither was I afraid of dying, but ob, I was terribly afraid of the suffering I would have to undergo for some rs if the operation were unsuccessful. A woman loses in interest, and is only a thing of commiseration, as | soon as she becomes an invalid. Poor old Dic! How hard he tried to be good to me! He sur rounded me with every comfort that money could buy. It most have been a perfect hell for him to ses me lying there iike a log and unconsciously picture the girl he married—at that time he called me “the girl of color and flame Dear little new book, I am go- fng to begin by confessing some thing terrible to you! Toward the last of that awful year that I lay in bed I was al svays miserable when Dick came lo see me. Sometimes, when he} would bend down and brush my} ps with a kiss—the kind that one gives to one’s aunt because one Isn't it horrible, ant sympathy, little believe I love from happy when tho I were still alive jhug and said, “Margie, grand little girl, good-bye. love with me, oweet, because still alive. it which seemed Gead. at the time. } Some day, to tell you kisses, which little book, what I think are mostly the world NEW YORK, Aug. mon stock of the United 95%, yesterday's record price. Confessions of a Wife = book, understanding and |e¢esle pleterta love, and get only a sense of duty? rtf wanted Diek, Eliene or| STEEL COMMON IS UP TO HIGH RECORD thinks one has to—!I would almosi bler, was arrested by the go mad. Monday night, charged I did not want ghosts of kisses. selling lottery tickets, at 209 They only awaken horror st Don't be shocked, little book, this disclosure, for Dick was there Sta for 1 Annie came in and kissed me as in fact, I | was quite content when Jim {Dis arms about me, gave me a real you are a as he bade me put I knew Jim was not the least tn yet his caress was told me I It helped me along the} weary way to the operating table much more than Dick's depressing to quite like one would give to the was me I'm going about the most soulless and conventional things tn The com Steel Corporation established a new high record shortly after the opes ing today, when sales were made at the fraction being a gain over ARREST CHINESE Ah Sing, an alleged Chinese gam police with Main RESTAURANT Let’s try a meal at the Shanghai today. They always serve de- licious Lunch and Din- ner for less money. Excellent service and foods. Most exquisite Chinese and American Eating Palace on the soast. The finest Chop Suey and Noodles. 106 Second Ave. So. Near Yesier Way Half Bik. So, of Smith Bidg. biaiit: VIA THE Every day until September 30th A Free optional side trip over the Shadowy St. Joe, America’s highest navigable river, is offered between Spokane and St. Maries to holders of transcontinental tickets. Also side-trip from Butte to Yellowstone Park at small additional costa short night's ride to Yellow stone station, the western gateway to the Park Information and Literature SHANGHAI THE EATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES Excursions East “MILWAUKEE” City Ticket Office, Second and Cherry, Elliott 4812 ,) \ \ eee ; NEWS~NOT with | Mouse Peters and Barbara Teanae CLEMMER—Orria Johnson in “The Light at Dusk.” é COLONIAL—Meary — ©. um in “The Gentle Disey LIBERTY Bessie Love will be seen in Hell-to-Pay Austin,” supported by | Wilfred Lucas, at the Liberty un til Wednesday night only. Miss Love has blossomed out in this pro- duction, like few ever have in any production. From the very start she gains the audience's attention and holds {t to the very last. Wi! fred Lucas, as Hell-to-Pay, is very | ood, and an actor for such a part could not have been picked to bet {ter advantage. A two-part comedy entitled “Unhand Me Villain,” with Alice Howell completes the bill se STRAND Victor Sutherland, who has one of the male leads at the Strand in| Daredevil Kate,” Ito the Fox forces. He has been {acting on stage and in movies for more than five years, and he is fa vorably known fn a dozen cities of the Eastern United States Mr. Sutherland's name is in dicative of his parentage He was born In Paducah, Ky., his mother |was a native of the Bluegrass State, and his father came from Al abama . ALHAMBRA The Ne'er Do Well,” nine-part |superfeature playing at the Alham: tra until Saturday night, is consid ered to be Rex Beach's greatest Inasterplece In “The Neer Do Well,” fascinat |ing Panama scenery ts shown, tn jciuding the work of digging the ma canal, the interiors of old Spanish homes, glimpses of the {n-| 4 terior of the tropical jungle, and | ®t with an imitation of a negro| For Mise Grey's Benefit jtended the right hand, Clasping,sirl invariably closes her eyes|tion in this respect, it is but nat Jedd and Interesting nooks and cor. | AP Mit ania’ s | Dear Miss Grey: I have been the same firmly but gently, I passed | while being kissed ural that the eyes should close, |ners. - other oxcallent singheny que’ AP| greatly interested in your ques:|my left hand over her right shoul-| We have endeavored to ascer-/thus shutting out all material ab oath een ee eae act: One ition, Ihave asked several per- der, to a point just above her |tain, to the best of our knowledge,| verting influences. W. 0. 8. COLISEUM lb - & remarkable) sons about it and have received waist line. This movement, and|why the eyes of a girl are closed see House Peters, whose brother, | A” dancing feature of unuaual|#everal answers, only one of just the right pressure caused her|while submitting to the interna Q.—We are in an argument about Page, also a movie actor, was) ci ty that of Bertes Baumont| Which I will tell you about to be drawn toward me, while at tional sensation, 1. ¢, kiss, and| what the population of London, drowned in the Pacific ocean a] io yack arnold, late of wie one | asked a charming widow, “Why | the same time her head was tilted their answers, the girls, in the’ | Eng., is, According to a statement |month or two ago, lives this week lody Wreex see oe * lao you shut your eyes when back just right. In this position, | native tongue will explain that the] jp 4 Standard dictionary, 1918 upon the screen of the Coliseum | °°) hi. Wes ee Fred Holmes ap-| Kissed Her reply was, “How do with our hands clasped, without soothing effect, the state of excit-| edition, the population of London. theatre, where he plays the star] oP i, a snappy comedy. “Om the| You know that I do?” any undue haste and without any interests are so much more| was 7,429,740. The World's Ale role in “The Closed Road,” a tense | To orsten” Garcinett! Brothers|, | Was just @ little surprined at strain at all, our lips met pleasing by closing the eyes when|manac cives it as 4,522,964, Which drama of the imprisonment of an| ii 4 their dog do amusing acrobatie| this and tried again, by asking, Miss Grey, this experiment was | being kissed | is correct? A. H. ON. innocent man for murder and the] 9). 44 . ' Do you shut your eyes when (tried for your benefit alone, but However, it is not our intention; 4 —Both are correct. London olever and finally successful work | The dertas The tron| kissed? I really have forgotten,” | the result was not what I expected leave the impression with the | within various boundaries is as fol- in his behalf by the beantiful wom: | ¢1. 4 s thin week, the final/*%@ replied, “it has been long Releasing her, still without any | public that it is the custom of the | jows: Administrative County of an whom he loves and who loves| ooiicae clearing up the identity of|® haste whatever, I said quietly, €nlisted personnel to carry on such | London, 4 ‘64 population; City him. Barbara Tennant is the gi "The Laughing Mask “ We will now skip over the unin-|"“Dear girl, did you close your|r‘aneuvers. But as a matter of of London with municipal and par- and she is one of the best The | | teresting part and proceed directly | eyes? With just a little smile, | fact, the above matter in question! }iamentary limits, 19,657, mi ecropoll- picture stays Tuesday and Wed hte event as it actually hap-|she replied, blushing prettily as a world-wide perplexity | tan parliamentary boroughs _(iny nesday Yuba City, Cal., has had nobody |; the said it, “Weren't you looking FOUR JOLLY TARS. | cluding the c 4,542,618; metro: oa) ® in its jail for six months, not a] Very quietly and calmly we ap to see if I did?” I could only re ob Sintec politan and city police districts CLEMMER marriage, ail the undertakers have|;roached the center of the room |ply, “If I was, did you see me?” | Some Men Do, Too (greater London), 7,252,963. ss The Rose fashion pictures are| moved, and the city marshal's only|j.st under the light where it| I really believe we both closed} Dear Miss Grey: (Anent the os- — $$$ making a big bit with women pa | duty ina r was to kill a dog | would be easy to see, and each ex-|our eyes just for an instant culation question)—It {s my opin- December is the wheat harvest in trons of the Clemmer. In the fash —e | cme = an M. E. G. jon that all girls do not close their|New South Wales, icns are shown the latest gowns as | s ieMied eyes when being kissed, and that well as some of the latest—er, ah Dustin Conscience Pricks the act is not confined exclusively Orrin Johnson, Lubin star, is at Dear Cynthia Grey: My ex-|to the feminine participants. I His best in “The Light at Dusk planation of the reason a think some boys close their eyes the story of a Russian peasant Farnum Closes her eyes is this: She has saree the process. who rose to wealth in America, just told her sweetheart that she e cause is — psychological, | en eed Today and Tomorrow Only The Motion has never been kissed, and is! hos © who close their eyes possess REX Jeshamed to look him in the face. greater faculty of sensibility Dustin Farnum is at his best be. IN Picture for } , than those who do not. The ac yond a doubt in “The Gentleman | “ar ieee tion {1s done mechanically, you From Indiana,” now enjoying a run to packed houses at the Rex. The film version of this powerful story of politics and love fs the best one yet one COLONIAL | Henry BE. Dixey, star at the} Colonial in “Father and Son,” has} lor en rated as one of the most | tile artista who ever ap red footlights versa before the He was born in Boston In Feb ruary, 1859, and began his stage career as a magician, touring for} the manage: | ment of Ed Bloom. He has played| in every type of entertainment from extravaganza to vaudeville, ee several seasons und | MISSION Pieturing life in a small village, populated by a religious sect known as the Seekers, the film of that name portrays an interesting, cramatic nd original story with heart interest and many novel characterizations The Seekers” | will b ) at the Mission until Wednesday night. The settings are unusually beautiful, the ex Scene from “The River of Romance, in the leading role,| in a new-comer | POSS SSS IIIS. ES GOSSIP } With Harold Lockwood and May | After all there is some good even in the commonest roughneck | That will be your opinion after having witnessed The Rough at the Class A. There are other features on the pro neck | also fram Cleo Ridgley Lasky co-stars, |before long tn |Golden Windows and Wallace Reid are coming here The House of th an old-time fairy jstory of two children who lnave| home to seek their fortune, and| find it Following “The Stronger Love Vivian Martin will appear in “Her Father's Son,” a play in which this Morosco star disguises herself as a boy. eee | Mabel Normand, famous come-| jdienne, and star of the Mabel Nor-| }mand Feature Film company, re lcently votced the following bit |philosophy: “My character may be| my own, but my reputation 17) to any old body that enjoys gossip ing more than telling the truth.” oe j } Ruth Roland is a designing wom-| an. She showed up at Balboa stu the other day done with a new in robin'’s exg b stered in red parrot’s cretonne designed by herself. says it's the handsomest car in the movies THEATRES | PANTAGES | Dancing such as has seldom been| rt seen here ts the offering of Leo Pirkinoff and Ethel! Rose, of the Imperial Russian ballet, at the Pan tages theatre this week Another hit is the singing of foal Lucy Lucier Three, who close their “The Gentleman From Indiana”’ PARAMOUNT PICTURES COME EARLY WNAL GRIND |teriors in particular, while the in STAR—TUESDAY, AUG. 2 a PAGE 1916, Butterick Fashion Sheets for Ideas. ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND SALE Autumn Silks, Velvets and Dress Goods O UR Fall silk exhibition and interested in style—assembled study weaves, and this season we have some specially ings. 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MAN KISSES WILLING WIDOW TO SEE THE EFFECT UPON HER EYES FROM EXPERIENCE YOU To See Tonight Dear Miss Gre Perhaps my jexperiences will help out in this kissing question One night the moon was full and ny lover was handsome, When he kissed me I only closed my | but to kiss those I'm married now love |husband very much. When | kisses me, I look straight I have never thought it wrong] I loved and my! Road” into his ee Coliseum 15c—Children 5c From Our Boys in Blue Dear Miss Grey We are sailors and have traveled the world over and over again, and in all our ex |perfences in the different lands, in a [Don't Let Soap When eyes| careful what “ part way and looked into his eyes./and prepared shampoos contain too CHILDREN’S With another lover I had a differ-) much alkali, which is very injuri- e ent sort of experience. When hejous, as it dries the scalp and kissed me, it »a: short, soft and|makes the hair brittle | Sweet, and I didn’t look into his} The best thing to use is just EYESIGHT Closed e plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for Miss Grey, please don't think |this is pure and entirely grease- that Tam not a good girl, for Lam: |less, It's very cheap, and beats the| Parents are responsible for the most | else all to pieces at any he| ounces will last r months A Tremendous and they never waver, and [| Simply moisten the hair with| “Stitch in Time.” Winner at the tire of seeing what his eyes|water and rub it in, about a tea-] we make t . o love. His kisses are tho|spoonful ts all that is required. It ve make thegitting of chidtiam real kisses of my life makes an abundance of rich, |°¥¢S ® Special feature. ONE WHO KNOWS, |creamy lather, cleanses thorough Any lens in 60 minutes ries oft wavy it loosens and takes out every par ticle of regard to the feminine question, a/| Advertisement. |might say. 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