The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1916, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, OCT 1916, PAG ) DOINGS IN FILMDOM Cynthia Grey’s “Where Nothing Obscene—Ever Shows on the Screen” NEWS~NOTIES Q—! would appreciatana tittle advice from you on a matter that is vitally important. | am about “A \ Read Read to be married, The girl is a Cath Al Below Below clic and | am a Protestant, My How How folks object to the marriage. How HY yt bs es ie Do je Done e ° ly and thir LEARNING TO LIVE MORE |¢¥@t: | love her dearly and think INTERESTING THAN we could get along fine togeth LEARNING TO LOVE- How it will be In regard to religion w 34 ELIENE | IE don't know. | am a Protestant to oa e @ the core and you can see that this Everybody would like a Ford, You admit that, do you Will probably cause trouble should 4 any children come. | hope to see your answer very soon, Sincerely, JOHOR A--When 1 came back from 1 won at myself, little book Tam, Margt Waverly, on way to health, and as yet | cannot get back any interest in my life with Dick not? Well, your chances are just as good as anyone's, ree | gardiess of “race, creed or previous condition of servitu The contest is absolutely on the square, you may be assured. lunch the other da attractive Last night Jim Edie was here tle ‘ “ with Eliene, You will remember, |iiie Woman was walt -».% But, you want to get in and work, If you want this Fomd little book, some time ago I told |)" ; oe \ re you ene had announced her in dl gene Posy A a a : he bad enough you can get it, ez * ion of becoming a suffragiat. | ~ ’ ey ‘ weatton : Of ming a suffrage. | vier @ years old tried to comfc oe ‘ 7 Here is the proposition: To stimulate interest in While I was in the hospital and/ng, To me loog story short ’ ee aaa that PR dnggioin hts she is a devout Catholic, her Universal program, which now is, and will be shown at she studied e mate Gert band ts Just as strong a Protest and the lusions to which she came are novel to Jim and Dick looked at her in surprise last night when she voleed her id but they dropped into my mind as tho the place had al ant. At the time of thelr marriage they were both so re that a little” thing Hike religion could not thetrs af ear to the » ‘ff theatre, we are giving away, absolutely free, a new 194 T¥'* model Ford. With each 10c ticket, which entitles you to i interfere with |ness any performance at this theatre, we will give away @) that they turn ‘ Py ways been there for them Me : a pore jeoupon which will entitle you to fifty votes, and — It seemed strange to hear Bilene |), t the Catholic | Se ticket a coupon which entitles you to twenty-five vot | fe oYanes ¢ ty shaatauber on be pa ‘ oe oa sie ae ; | You may vote for anybody you please—yourself, friend, P anol ty hones per | wer’ ok hee * q » ( |tive or anybody. On November 11th the contest closes. pe d slowly ay of connubdial as the child be age. Naturally and all of her wanted sonny to go tol | son, In fact, I 1 |Harry, and loved b |: I probably bo every day of his Ii jto him. 1 was the life of my | votes will all be counted and the person securing the great number of votes will get the auto. The winner will have Yet I clung} jceived the approval of three fair judges. ways defending No employe can enter contest. unday school. Naturally We women abandon ourselves |, tos, the tater: sae aa : x : en Anak OF Rad, me Se ie his mother and cuscel Audrey Munson, in “Purity,” at Clemmer If you want this Ford enough to work for it, you pli econye oy or lw the lad to attend their + ete © | get it. Get tickets at box office and see car in lobby. t of swimming takes us over, OF! Sunday school, The more deter | 2 | : . . } How old is Joe Good-Boy, the old Indian who acts small parts in The first of the Universal pictures is now being sho the Triangle Western pictures It’s pretty hard to tell. Even Joe himself doesn’t kno lat this theatre, “Grasp of Greed,” a Bluebird production |not only silly, but i was trying tone shall not. And, both are right in he BORE |H. Rider Haggard; also we have a two-part Billie those about me thel Ana roth are rigbt In) Mabel Normand has sent out a signed article, telling young girls x “ » « okie et saw myself ax T really wan,| terre Wax Bitterness KEK 8UD-| wing would become movie actresses that work in the movies ls a pretty |“L-Ko” comedy, “Cold Hearts and Hot Flames,” « riot jnot & martyr to my love for my!" “1 aimont hate my husband, Miss | t¥@h old grind and becomes just about as tiresome as selling dry goods) start to finish. Come to the Rex theatre, Second Ave., ni jhusband, but a part of a great plan.) Grey but I cannot leave him, you /o° Whatever pathegee ine ae a | University St. I got over wanting impossible! \now | cannot Wh / | c oO te 1 Then I think I saw things | pat _can I do Virginia Pearson, William Fox star, will soon be seen in “Wary [things What can whe do? What ts the DOUGLAS FAIRBANK in the right perspective. My chil-| solution for such a prowents | Brides,” a story of Scotland. the project his financial backing.|{s one of the greatest presentatl ldren were no longer fetishes about > « + 8. 6 Hel this theatre has @rakini } 1 For God's sake, Mian Grey, ad He came to the movies to rest. rings that they jelee it swallows us as its he mined the mother is that her so 1 decided this living always in the) shay » fucated in faith, ¢ atmosphere of & Kreat passion WAS) more determined the father is that wiht which I piled ¢ vise young people of different re-| Jewell Carmen, Douglas Fairbanks’ leading lady in “Manhattan | .° 00) rhe Straight Way,” now |it has a pronounced “kick” we ees ven | Ugions ne to marry. No love | Mad” now at the Liberty, is a Western girl. showing at the Strand. |“punech” that is incorporated: tm MANHATTAN MADNESS [h.. \2:'2."220802:8 See oo es | a aerate tame it were, of a self-aacrificing wife | that ditterenc It ts worse than} Oliver Morosco is denying the report circulated as coming from) — 4. 4 | Pictorial of the world cul and ¢ wre ed - gm a became stepping foto hell Tene were |h'™ that the motion picure busine te on the wane. Must a woman be “of the manor )¢Vents—not history—completes ust a deve human being, try-} ? / a One of Fairbanks’ greatest succ ce ‘ 1 peink: (Ty"| the parting words of this wife, and : ~ born" to be a lady? program, Take our word for it, Douglas Fairbanks ie ing te , gee a — rh -!1 pass them on to you, as I feel|, Mary Pickford’s next picture will be “Less Than Dust.” More than ‘The answer is given in “The POR FT SFR CA: By. well worth seeing. my — with whom I came In) that her experience will annwer | 5° principals are in the cast with the star, and a mob of extr, ‘Eternal Question,” now showing at} CONTEST FOR FORD |: contac’ wl bg “ 3 > | your question better than anything | the Class A with Mme, Olga Petrova e 4 R A two-reel Mack Sennett Keystone comedy, “The Lover's | “When Harry, tn a tone of apol-!T can gay | Friends of Ernest Maupain, the Professor Moriarity of “Sherlock |{h¢ Class & With Nii ee enn AT REX THEATE Might,” is long on laughs. A superscenic, “The Sunset Trail,” ogy. said he would like to leave on | 4 | Holmes,” will welcome the news that he will be seen in “The Break- page penne completes the picture program. : . ja trip to Africa, I almost took him! Dear Mise Grey: | think your soon to be released by Essanay. or pees ieee sRin cit The 1917 model Ford, jort Bis test by saying, “Why don't! savicg to “Wanderlust” w: very| ote NS, lad iiesseue the Rex wor is going 4 EAL MUSIC FOR ] Pe But, he Geeta ce i. ge it covenant. | would like to make ei Sechge A Apacetdl ‘ Races any caneetee % sar According to the Code,” a five fon the most votes, facil f “ | © stuttere es altel ins eumnestion. § ; . rn Pate a! Hoops, ably supported by | coor ; a —— urlitzer PICTURES 9 you would be lonely without me.’ lif ghe would read “The Gleeny't, wrne | Hoffman part picture of the North and| play in front of the t : | “‘You are coming back, are you|iHelen Albee. It Is a very interes ba | ee Alfed South, will be seen at the Mission| and is attracting admi First at Pike—Continuous, 11 to 11 | not? |tng ‘story et er tile and the arti | STRAND until Wednesday night only. A s¢-| throngs each day. Matinees, 10¢; Evenings, 15¢; Children, 5c Certainly, it 1 am not killed by | culties she encountered in trying ieee months of one year cret duel of years ge ier | Th cone ae on Tonight and Wednesday Only wild beasts or fever. to get away from her housekeeping erbert Heyes and three other per-| theft of a beautiful wife and curly-| day and is still young Then I am not going to be| probiem. ra sons played all the smallest vil-/locked baby boy by the Union gen-| for any diligent worker to Hionely. I shall probably mias you | |lages of Canada in what was billed/eral. And now the courtroom| in and get"busy. Vote at times—but Harry, I am not- —will " ay on jax “The Greatest Aggregation of scene. Touched with tear-drawing| are attached to each admi 4 ————————<— | from now on—going to give oll i exleuial Wate mance Suis ®, stone tw “Ae-| Vaudeville Artists in the World.” |pathos, heart-felt sympathetic| ticket. ’ is human being the power to regulate “Snappy,” “Live,” “Breezy Stories, the Code.” Mr. Heyes headed the troupe, touches and a theme of stirring ac- The standing of the ci ee ants will not be announced my life. I have the children end |e Hither i worked as press and advance agent tion, “According to. the Code,” fea- M AR KET R EPO R T shall not be louely grade athe atl ly wopey. {LIBERTY for it, managed all trips, arranged turing Lewis 8. Stone, the popular| til the contest is three Come back, Harry, when you] 4 ~The 4 Those who «ew Douglas Fair-\the routing, painted the scenery,| Broadway star, will leave you with old. A vote may be cast | magazines menti 4 wish, but don't delude yourself | above are not pm oes reading | banks in ’'The Habit of Happiness,” |8et up and printed the handbills, the feelings that refine the spirit] whoever the ticket holder —-@ Old roosters. live while you are away with the! matter for a girl of 14 |*Double Trouble The Half stage director, and gave'and exalt the moral senses. This! sires. t that | shall be miserable jtho i Breed,” and other noted successes, learned to live, and find it} will conclude after witnessing = = De eae GASCARETS’ FOR |-i222" et" acnm 2 ow Nuxated Iron helpe me to whip Frank Mora Native jthere are more thrilling moments, ESS WILLARD TELLS SECRET OF HIS EASY VICTORY. | |” qreameery, eabe “ j Haughable incid and heart Nattve Waentagtos |DEGREE OF HONOR TO Ithrobbing in’ t, than any ple creamery, brick ... ss | lp) ture he has ever appeared in here- ALSO REVEALS HITHERTO UNTOLD SECRET OF ltofore, This great picture will be i) N La "GREAT TRIUMPH OVER JACK JOHNSON: SAYS IRON IS GREATEST Xan) Tl lane Prices Paid Freducers for Koss. Pork, good block hogs | Poultry, Veal and Pork ile Scieinpnticamentinnintipnsinaly 39 brotiers . rsa ag Cheese i | CONVENE HERE OCT. 4 LIVE shown at the Liberty until Wed-} | Limburger wea never bubbled nd beame , lOregen triplets... 1.2.77 ve | The 12th annual session of the i peas Oye yy Pe Wisconsin tripieta * |King county lodges of the Deg pipet een atom eeectan RS |Young America. ns 33 |of Honor, A. O. U. W., will be held | Enjoy life! Don’t stay bilious,|* Picture as he does tir Bs Hees q LL STRENGTH BUILDE! | at | Wednesday, beginning at 10 a. m sick, headachy and e fights enemies | in squadron select 1 +s |The convention, which promises to conatisated preteen Drcsneligg he eB Boe 5 aro y | Fresh M0 [be the largest assembled here, will | gga balm veoagenie BBenighiboyree got i? Country Way and Grain last one day. It will meet at Ev-| .. 1:4 of bad breath, sour/with all the usual Fairbanks « Ordinary Nuxated Iron (Prices paid producer) jergreen hall in the Balllargeon i nd abandon. “The Sunset Tratl,’, will often increase the nr —~-@| building. Mrs. Helen Lee will pre-| stomach, coated tongue, jend sbandce % Altaifa No. 1 .... 16.90 17-00" | tae | indigestion. aher one of the shee scenics | strength and endurance [western Washington oats.8e0 | Delegates and visiting members —— eae’ canaee og Mient- | Of delicate, nervous folks Paget sound oats « a00 @ |wiil be guests at luncheon of Rai-| Get a 10-cent box now posh td Je a preatens |200 per cent. in two Hematite. s<20scarteen e |nier Lodge No. 3 | ‘They're fine! Cancarets liven) °™! Ss | weeks’ time | Mined timothy ... ‘4 e | At the afternoon session, papers|your liver, clean your thirty feet COLISEUM a! Eastern ington ‘dou: so wen ne eltionte ‘ek Ma by : SPRCIAL NOTE—Dr. B. Sauer | ‘compressed timothy | Will be read by officers of the varl- jot bowels And sweeten your stom-| “cig Ridgley is cracking hearts |unqwn phygelen, who hesste | a oes eevee « ous lodges ach. You eat one or two, like at 50 paces this week at the Coll t ‘ country and 1 | candy, before going to bed and in share Shh te aie te specially. employed ugh investigation int tof the ar and of the en Veils, On man came to the box office yester day and off to take three boxes | if Miss Ridgley would make it nine | t strength, po: Willard, and nuxated f | L' END LONG JOURNE the morning your head is clear, °° tongue is nh, stoma sweet, i, Godwin & Co)| - breath right and cold gone Get a 1a and Mrs George W. Tib |box from your druggist and enjoy “4e (Corrected daily by J. mi ‘ strength b lide companied by a party of|the nicest, « wt liver and bowel! ("| " , NEW YORK—Upon being inter efls, It all he ns in “The V laud AC his. Alerobsnio’ la tts tives, arrived in Apopka, Pla.,|cleansing | you er experienced. | tr oe Conaci the Lou-Tel-| Colonial Hotel, “Mit Willard sate “1 t. 26, after = 40-day atitomoblie|Cascarets stop sick headache, bil n film, and there fs a hot fight| "Yes. I have a’ chemist with me to ose “itrip from Seattle, it was learned \iousr indigestion, bad breath). i words another attraction, |"tudy the value. of different ‘ rt ne Need tpatio t 4 and preducts ax to thelr power to % @ \T day in this city jand constipation |The film staya thru Wednesday. | produce great strength and endur ue @ | The tourists made the drive en-| Mothers should give a whole eo a 8 jance, both of which are ih tirely in daytime and stopped at|Cascaret to cross, bilious, sick.!o. emMER Jaary'in the prise ring. On his rec % @ several places in the Middle Weat|feverish children any time. They|~ yyy of the scenes in “Purity,” |;renten on nd} egg Bo ss @ 22% |to visit friends. Gen. Tibbetts for |: harmless and never gripe OF)144 much discussed picture show-| larly 4 (ed the free use of iron “ merly lived at Issaquah sicken. ing art in the nud®, at the Clem-[0%,,n!! thore who wish to obtain Grapetrult, Cal «0. r} |mer, were made in a natural am-| Without it I nould Tokay phitheatre on one of the most bene. Bover have j J at the Riana taaR Munson, who is starred] fight with Frank | Audrey Moran, Ir is 1.35 | To ache all over in damp weath-|[ haven't had occasion to use a ow, case | he by 1 e pic ». poser > took nuxated iron, and I am pe he et iam er or after taking cold, is not nat-|kidney medicine during the past|!" the picture, posed for many of it wae'e i COLISEUM melon ural and should be taken as a|two years. the greatest of modern works wt ay ahh at ial ani ! a : @ was the Ii Continu i wd warning that something is wrong. | very Picture 7 aM De 8c nding. Night J which dttraot Wiliard's case Y any cases it ind | s i : dreds which I i Hear Adeimann’s Music an many cases it indi i |] Tells aStory 4) !] Jed widespread attention at the re-[ agree eee tet ete - When the kidneys are weak and|{ || |Pury? cent San Francisco exposition. Broves co nclustvely the, astonishing ” | When the kidneys 4 n | Paes power of nuxated tron to restore 5 100 urle acid is too plentiful in the]! |} lene Rtrength and vitality even in most ——————— or plod en causes queer aches, || ||| RE complicated chronte conditions. ’ : I" sas Tonge aad einer aidentimnoees tC J'g}| It fen't very often that @ will te] "Not tone “ago a ‘man camo to : ayy ; te @ “4s (tor auch pains, and when th | P|girl. In fact, it smacks strongly of |jiminary examination for life insur i ioectmect presctes” Radishes Se © (40 | also backsche, dissiness, headache, |i | |fiction, but there ts a case on rec-lance. if was astonished to find him So Rianery, leet ié:s'box 28 @ '%) |nervousness, and urinary disorders, || i ord, how where @ man's will) 0 and s full OF igor, vim and It costs you nothing to come in || #, Cal 166 it's time to suapect kidney trouble. |! | was tattoc on a person he y young man—in fact @ jowing test = didlo Anes inert afd be. convinced Turkish melén, Th. oi | Se ence etaeee pill, Phere author had this case in mind when work or how far you can walk wit Watermelon : ° y | Jhe was writing “The Grasp of|* out becoming tired.. Next take two five-grain tablets o' ated iron thr ordinary nux gently stimulate the kidneys and| Lf per day after Greed,” now showing at the Rex |make them more active in filtering | | { s 128 @1m |f n |i le Wenatchen © |Loutse Lovely, the girl with the] he meals Ks, hen test Local cookin 69 @ 100 |the blood | lw . : ‘ 2 a J air, is starred in the pro- your-strength again and s ir your Settens 126 @175 | seattle people vouch for Doan’s. |'\ |beautiful hair, is starred in the pro-|™ Your-strength again and see for your: ; | duction. b Patrons of the Rex have an op-|As portunity to win a 1917 Ford auto, | {ton is the as a coupon for votes for the ma-jthrow away ancy of youth d times over All strength would — only medicines and chine is given with each ticket, | nauseous concoctions and take # * nervous, Pur ailing all Onions, green, Walla Walla NOTE—Nusxated Tron, recommend ue ts not a pal «| A Seattle Woman Says: Mrs, Albert Fisher, 3042 ie s 1 had a above by Dr * teenth Ave. W., medicine nor secret remedy, but which ts well known drugetats whose iron constituents are widely liver and en to four- Gold Crowns ..... ie! *. new, teady pain in the small of my p Natural Crowns ......... | epntee’ Sives iz . ple nuxated iron, Tam convin Man Gane 4 iridgework, per Tooth Toline Ges back and above my hips. 1 con that the lives of ‘thousands of per- {eer (a \he by, teeing by “eminent. physiolans nS i prrins oe sulted the doctor and was told the ; COLONIAL sone might be saved who now aie ion! | where, Ualike the older tonne ye 0 P hat Fit..... t fp || Sweet potatoes * 2.60 products, it is easily imitated, lates That Fi $S% to $15 | cause of the pain was due to a cold without ob hot Iniure the. teeth mae al Protective Guarantee With All settling in my kidneys. His treat |fascinating as well as powerful pho per he real Gnd £fu6 the oil forme of reduecd ito, iron ch: on the cont Work ITALIANS ACTIVE [rent ‘aide’ remove the trout, | y |toplay, adapted from — Rupert |enuse which’ started thelr diseases Aieeatd Gy" inctate “af iran tite i ainless Dentists |) ind I used Doan's Kidney Pills Hughes’ remarkable story, “Ca oad hk age ME ft yg eon an oe a few cents, You must t National P. n reste van, The Man Who Had His Way,”| Wetkened condition brought (on by fron in a form that ean be easily ab i Several boxes rid me of the trouble lack of tr Fourth and Pike 9 . n . ZURICH, Oct The Italians [will be offered as the feature num | abi p ROrDOE Sid aeaimiinte’ Tike naEdeeg Open Sundays, 9:30 to 1 P. M. El pave been violently bombarding ber at the Colontal theatre until |»! Austrian positions near Monfalcone Thursday In for three days and are in prepara a Phe Danger Signal” is a George | B LL BROS tion for a renewal of the ady le |) against Trieste. Italian air squi Kleine production, and appears des-|101ng you | don't ge mm the Gay Sinner Beaune ke . | tined to achieve remarkable suc-| Sequence y ak, pale and urance and filled his blood oney if tt doen Printers rons at the same time have been ne cess. It appeals strongly because | sickly looking, just like a plant try« nb he went Into the le your strength and communications. “The Danger Signal,” a most!every year from pneumonia, grippe, umption, kh y, liver and heart rundown have such Tron that th: vlutely “dbo « Without or what good, otherwise it may prove worse than’ useless. Many an athlete or prize fighter has won the day simply because he a h 4 j Ing to grow fm soll deficient In iron, affray, while many another has gone ance in ten days’ time. It ie aig it unfolds a an of public Interest |i?" ou “are not strong oF well, yau to inelorious. de simply for the by Ow! Drug Co, Sartell ie [in American life which is told in owe it to yourself to make the fol- lack of iron.—B, Sauer, M.D, Swift's Pharmacy and all good ¢