The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1916, Page 3

DOINGS IN FILMDOM DOOOOOOIAARATO SOOOSCOS Wednesday RANK EENAN with Margaret Thompson ‘NEWS. NOTES GOSSIP, eesti in the Thorobred Kentucky blue grass by ¢ Sullivan. Keystone Comedy ‘ountry Gard ner His Feathered est with Charles ray and Lo “are a. ALLACE and o “The Kid,” comingThureday to the Clemmer, with Lil lian Walker in the stellar role. | Scene from URLITZER hie Se ee PROGRAMS TODAY COLONIAL LIRPRTY—Prask Keenan in “The An unusual cast of scre pla eens . 8, headed t etty Helene R as tear Were MD | con, make “The Light,” a fiveact COLONIAL—Heleme Rosson in “The, of mystery, at the ¢ Light the strongest film offering A | CLEMMER—Remy Webten te The First at Pike | Pretenders | i ; [STRAND—Theda Bare im “Mer Des-| CLEMMER Paae . cae Emmy Wehlen, ene of the most = REX Chartlo Chaplin te “Céorte’* | autiful and talented young wom 1 to 11 CLASS A—Mabet ia “Her en now pearing in the silent Sine eictures of the Pendleton | “rama, is neon at the Clemmer tn Matinees ..10¢ ound-U p. The Pretenders. an elaborate q04 | Metro play. Miss Weblen is sur Children ...5¢ LIBERTY Jrounded by one of the strongest | Frank Keenan, the star of “The |supporting caste ever seen in & Evenings .', 18¢ ‘Stepping Stone The Phantom,”| Metro production which ine! The Coward 1 others, is to be|wuch well-known players as leeen at the Liberty until Wednes-| Gordon, a newcomer to Metro. day night in bis greatest success, |liam Davidson, Charles Eldridg “The Thoroughbred,” a five-part! Edwin Holt, Howard Truesd Triangle production. “The Thor-| Jerome wilson, Hugh Jeffrey, Har oughbred” sets a rapid pace. Its|ry Neville, Ilean Hume, Kate virile situations and climaxes are|Blancke and other stage and replete with power and surprises. | screen artists The story concerns the activities of | eee a New England minister in the blue| STRAND grass country of Kentucky, where| ‘The life of every actor ts de he starts a militant campaign! i by the title of my new pic against the evil of race track Mr. Fox, ‘Her Double gambling Life," said Theda Bara, who play tind hod the leading role in the film now at on @ COLISEUM the Strand. “Every person who R ESCE NT Fannie Ward and Charlies Clary | plays on the stage or on the screen a will be seen at the Coliser in |leads a double life—one life before Each Pearl a Tear” on Tuesday|the audience, the other at home BAKI NG night and all day Wednesday for We are Dr. Jekylls and) Mr : the good-bye times. The film is one | Hydes, but and her eyes twin \ - of extraordinary strength, and|kied as she sald it, “some actors Pow DER Fannie puts her whole soul into|are the Hydes at home, and the Xe y tearing the leading role to tatters. | Jekyllx before the public. a | Clary {s delighting all his old eee Wille friends by his masterful work here. |CLASS A The Pictograph, the comedy and| “Her Great Price,” a Metro pla the new orchestra numbers add to | teeming with novelties and distinct Ithe pleasure being afforded full-up | surprise is the attraction at the [ houses. Class A Mabel Taliaferro, the c stage ar, is seen in th je, surrounded a of ° MISSION The 1915 Pendleton Round Uy RESTAURANT pictures, which are playing at the Mission 1 Wednesda: night ’ only the grea t of its kind Let’s try a meal at rer depicted on the screen. It | the Shanghai today. the classic Wild West d t “ tion d tells a comp history They always serve de- if the wd end iy ease, Oni aw licious Lunch and Din- horses, wildest on range, array Chinese and American Eating Palace on the Soast. The finest Chop Suey and Noodles. THREE DRUG STORES DENIED LICENSES Py Three drug were refused 106 Second Av>. So. els Aeaiees for ualiiiie tener Near Yesier Way day, pending further investigatior = by the license committee. The Half Bik. So. of Smith Bidg, COPY Rianr were the Central, Right and Cleave drug companies. Eighteen lice were granted and 68 later applica tions referred to the committee. PRAISE OWNERS OF WRECKED SCHOONER THE EATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES cn “Going It” Too Hard? Lots of folks who are tired,[quite a while to straighten. The} cross, nervous, rheumatic and achy,| action of my kidneys was Irregular are showing all the signs of early |and the kid erations Were ye dae fmcked decitl je witho alizing it. | netur: joar ney Pills cured | f kidney trouble without realizit nstural, D ney Pills cured | schooner, ‘The Great pe ie Tile condition fs Pa hy tas’ the, sen | statements upon thelr arrival Mon. es cee ae. ; day night n Seattle attesting the pe ah ety piper! sportsmanship of Capt. Lane and Ear raniex (oncuah tert Bazine John Borden, owners and chief of-| aye Foe aStory” | ficers of the ship xl ly seme della | ‘The Great Bear went on the We tear down faster tl Be a may ge pad fact Bhs cam, Seale weane iF urned to Seattle came in on the 4 oy te Northwestern. Their statement An eerily attack of kidne ed in appreciation of the at Wag seals ‘hase “0 get Fd Of, ltude of the officers. In words 1 Just give the bod { read # To the officers of the ship the , Bi crew w to say it has ne seen er organisation of of f their fi less behavior & appreciated | 1 Arthur Gordon was made chairman of a committee, Monday night, at the Northhold Inn, to r¢ vive ‘and arrange for a big Boy| Scout week in Seattle, September & 18 to 23, Inclusive | ? | A budget will be sed to carry e I ato aver, it toc “| can't bend over" on the work in the city, Maj. EB. 8 Inghram, scout commissioner, has = consented to lend his ald toward the new movement of raising money and building the order up to standard H. D. Cross, national field scout, 3 of San Francisco, is expected in Se September (Seid by {i Dealers. Price 50c. Foster Milburn Co. Props But | “ Seep themselves against truculent steers ner for less Money. fresh from plains—thrills every mo Excellent service and ment—these are only a few of the! foods. Most exquisite many, <2 ting and thrilling vt 18 to aid in the} 2 AN AFFINITY HOLDS NO SOLACE FOR “PERPLEXED,” WOMAN WHO IS CHILDLESS, CYNTHIA IS TOLD STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT, 12, 1916. PAGE 3 BY CYNTHIA GREY Jnot. Nelther do snd A perplexed and unhappy | leant he doe t know tt woman wrote to me the early | We not t itely era about part of last week, laying bare en other, either, but e- are her tife’s tragedy. Those of /loyal and have each other nt you who read her letter will [est at heart recall that she ls the wife of a Perplexed’ says that her hu prosperous business man, who |band is good and that they spend Is a mode! husband and gives miich time together. If the her everything a woman’ not contented now they never wi heart could desire Cs even tho the hould hay a But their home lacks the one of their own ¢ ffinitle thing needful to make it com golore plete—a child of their own t Perplexed’ and her husbend They adopted a little boy of the goo te pre ears, but, In aplte of this, the e happ for are drifting apart TC t , Ma 0! we alizing fully the fatality of the | be be in the situation, wrote m for lance HILDLY for her from the readers Following are some of the le tera of advic received HAPPINESS A STATE OF MIND fed hi G Dear ‘Perplexed’: ‘There ynt 1a rey ’s a time fn the life of each and ¢ ery one of us when we are not sat isfied It is but natural that you should think, as others have, that an affinity would fill vacant place. That, however not true The ‘affinity’ craze will so out the same @ f It] Dear Mise Grey: | wish to saya lu true that beauuf ne and Lap words to “Clara,” regarding her every luxury does pot complete stepmother, and if you think them natinfy, ‘There is still something | worth while, please send them on lacking. Children of one's owt Dear Clara: 1 like you, and | help to the vold.” but it take* wish | could make you realize what on more than that 4 privilege is yours—what a golden When God man, He madd | opportunity. Don't miss it a place peart of man to be! it is perhaps just as well you filled f 1 tho we MAY cannot give your stepmother the sear niverse for pl money each month; the kind of ® will not find It complete untll| woman who will endure being a w Value of this trath slave to a man would take the MAN A WHO HAS LEARNED money and buy some other member THE TRUTH of the family underwear. But, bless | her heart, she needs things; most CREATE NEED FOR EACH of all she needs you, with your OTHER |vouth, your enthusiasm, new ideas Dear ‘Perplexed’ Woma The |and companionship. Try to get her producing and the developing of » }out, take her on car rides or around erfect child {e not a ones [the boulevards in the sight-seeing stunted affa t demands th |Cars: take her to the movies, go first fruits natural parents with her to church—the one she Tour ease eums ke ‘th likes best. If she hasn't one, make of you have s ited a round of all the churches in the selves on honey until your systemy | city ave ezed with !mpurities Think of having $10 a month to your brains sre stunted and spend on her. What joy you can shrunken from uselessness purchase. How do you know but YOU MUST CREATE A NEED that in her heart she may hunger FOR EACH OTHER. My advice {or @ purple silk petticoat or a pink to both of you is to go far into | crepe de chine biow Try to find the woods, tackle a pile of cord Ot the things she wants, however, wood with buck saw and ax. You'll father than the things you would goon be buner b to ent ike her to have—only don't forget eating corn and cabbage, 80Me tollet water and her favorite oe eee to sleep the candy, and a growing plant in one eh of the just. Into the lives of Of the mew, bright-colored flower a normal, healthy cou « pote, Of course, you will that no time or place for to|she has an electric iron and iron rude. ing board that is not rickety and MOTHER OF SEVEN MEN the wrong height! And a vacuum cleaner, or else @ ball-bearing car pet sweeper and dustiess mop! She IN THE SAME BOAT “Dear Miss Gre am in the ™ay smile at a@ kitchen stool that same boat as ‘Perplexed, except !s the right height for the sink, but that | am laboring under worre If you watch you'll find she'll use difficulties; but am trying to it. | hope the gas stove is one that make the most of it. ‘Perplexed’ | doesn't sit flat on the floor, and has everything on earth to make that there is nice linoleum on the life pleasant and agreeable, even kitchen floor, and rugs instead of an adopted baby. I have t carpets in the other rooms, If she married seven years, have no must wash clothes, which seem dren, and can't ford to foolish in the days of “wet wash" one. Iam alone a great deal, and | and “60 pieces thru the mangle for t worry over financial diffi. |@ dollar,” | hope she has a washing being afraid even to spend | Machine and a ball-bearing wringer for car fare or a moving Women of 45 and 50, and 100, picture De | love beautiful things as much as think c any'girl. They have as many se | cret desires and dreams, and you are fortunate enough to be in a po jon to ferret them out and per ps gratify them ail. It is aston-| ishing, sometimes, how simple are! some of our dearest hopes. : BUSCH HOTEL YOURS FOR BETTER TIMES 621 JACKSON 8T, eb 250 —ROOMS— 250 Q—I! am a girl who is troubled —Running ice water in every room —Absolutely fireproof, —Beautifully furnished; with an unusual growth of hair on the upper lip. Can you give me a sure remedy? Shall | try the elec trical treatment? EUNICE im. proved telephones in every A.—It Imost imposs' to re room. mo fine hair permanently —Very convenient for shop. Experiments with pers. ment may le p the The Finest Popular- eth esy is ara rile seat Priced Hotel in the t ly peroxide one das 7 of ammonia the xt United States eth Gee Gaann aay. T Ae Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 s of patience and will find improve With Private Bath, $1.25 Transient—Weekly $3 to $8— Monthly $12 to $20, Private Bath, $22.50. We cordially Q.—An elderly gentleman friend of mine is going away soon, and | should like very much to give him invite you to inspect our ff something he might enjoy on the fine hotel train. | do not know whether he cares for reading material. Don't you think that a basket of fruit might be nice, as he has no relatives USCH a Torlelf Torland here who would think of such qustes Bint © ‘y Whiting, 7 “4 au" things? If so, what would be the PLA. Chris . 1. Vanderboget John A. McKinnon * nicest way to fix it, and in what? | |] WAT. Christensen Harold B, Thomp- J. 1. Myers . C. Lippincott BELLE, | BR, W. Stewart son Clinton T. 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