The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1916, Page 3

$1 $1 Weekly We Charge. No Interest HEATERS Blankets, Comforts and other seasonable articles Added to Customers Accounts without the usual first payment. This helpful rule applies whether your account is active or closed Make your selections nc comfort w and get the full season a M.A.GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE'S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS | Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine PHOTOPLAYS: Freddie Film Blanche Sweet finds as much pleasure in making cake and baking bread as she does from action before the camera. This is evident by a enapehot just received. . “The Commen Law” will be Clara Kimball Youn: Mise Young formerty played in stock in Seattle. eee . next picture. Walter Law, member of the Fox companies, has just shaved off a fuxuriant growth of beard he, were ” ie making of a picture. Fred Mace enjoys the siitlettion of being the first “road show” star to join the movies. He was one of the first members of the orig: | inal Blograph. H. B. Warner, in “The Vagabond Prince,” is receiving many eee able press notices in New Vout. ° . Earie Williams, Vitagraph ans has played many times in Seattle. He was also with stock companies in Vancouver, C., and Portions. GRAND THEATRE Third Ave. and Cherry St. Eugene Levy, Mgr. ee SHELDON and) | §T. IVES “The Rube and the STRONG and DOUGLAS “Kork and Kilts” Featuring “Ragtime” on Scotch Bagpipes SISTERS Singing, Talking and Dancing Iv.— DEAVES’ ROYAL | Five Reels of Fox with A | Stuart Holmes COA CHTEED Dorothy Bernard Ina ind CO Dialogue, with Expert Roping A Dramatic Arraignment of the Evil Men Do i A Fast, Fascinating and Exhilarating Entertainment for 5 Weekday Evenings 10 Cc Matinees “<——> Sundays STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, DOINGS IN FILMDOM DOOR DAARARIEEOOOBOIG NEWS—NOTES—GOSSIP 1916. PAGE 3 Cynthia Grey’s ETT Q.—As | have heard several ar guments on the subject, will you kindly inform me of the European rulers in belief? A STUDENT OF HISTORY. The of Au how are many Catholic A Spain e ° PAULA HAS DIFFICULTIES SEEKING A JOB ON THE NEW YORK STAGE The France, Greece Denmark, 1 sinesses with which 1 Margie he of stor rhe ‘i Q—So many people advertise for young, middleaged and elderly women to work for room and board. Where do they expect woman to get her clothes without any pay, and where will she live in old age? Other cities do not seem to have this sort of an advertise ment, or very few. What is the reason? MIDOLE-AGE bject is strang am talking of it a not as a profession Money talks to a theat mal » oon they souls as well think can as feel t myre an workers rarely fail one wh worth her taking unfair when they are down re to work without pe watt ane many people do not loc gyno thing in this light. I hope letter may help mare of the consider it from viewpoint rese — 1 great th I the x there Is ne room rem o in wort a position hire 1 think it vantage ¢ ple to ask ther Probably the ca t pens to want to ying for a pe for ev that anoger erything it is harde thar theatrical manager nt of the United States and wait Fate, must an your to your ou « art and ¢ ° gr Q—Can you teil me the exact date of the death of Jesse James? ‘ |The publications of his life gener Dorothy Dalton and Howard Hickman, in “The Jungle Child,” for ally give it as ‘82, yet | have news paper cuttings indicating that |was ‘81. | am curious to know ithe right date, as | was residing in} the same state at the time of his has never death and knew the man. large houses as the E. H.R. t the Liberty in| A.—Jesne #s, “Manhattan | killed by his cousin Apri! 3 He will be shown for! ~ last time tonight atest test of endur a girl to suc-} anager, un a sensation or a letter al newspar from some 1 had aper cli | three days at the Liberty, beginning Thursday. . PROGRAMS TODAY Wairbenks ta “eee | LIBERTY Douglas Fairbanks layed to as when an Fe vneryr te his greatest : ’ Madness,” elf-addreased ai” th elopes fo the! ° | eo an oe gPreyrg is ta} “The Sunset Trail jot thor turn if my application for a Northwest tion did not interest them never urned ie Sag where land, sky and water meet, the and a two-part genuw net@Keyatone come The Lover's Might Mace, that funny man, jthe program. Oliver G. Wallace that you can vote. |interprets the music in grand jstyle, and adds great realism to| the picture _— 1882. | another one | py auper-scenics of via motion pletures poms nd when they came over) they | ship papers. m now 21. Can I vote, and am | American citizen? ONE OF YOUR READERS. You are a citizen of the er ae MISSION—Lewis & cording to the Code.” - Stome tm “Ace entitled Vv with Fred utterly inadequate to A advertising value newspaper notoriety n I found the letter was I camped at the per wished to Day aft I held in one of tt whiet ide such Wh ev ° no | i on the door mat} ate office of the man I 1 did this CLEMMER hand « note fr | There are numerous ballets in eatricsl agencies |“Purity,” now showing at the I had paid part of my fast | Clemmer, that lend a delightful an dtininishing and mortgaged lelent atmosphere to the action of | part of my salary if I got the § the allegorical playlet E bh day | became The story is taken Manhattan Madness” comedy and “The the scheme. | want to secure a pat know how it is made. Will ash more ar ause th the com |more determined, be: Greek mythology and concerns Pur-|and make one good machine, with-| told me at the agency ity, who wanders over the earth, out robbing me of the patent? jpanies were still unfilled. Day aft jexerting a good influence every-| BACK WOODSMAN. er day I went back my little where. Sho is loved by a strug A.—Do you happen to know that, room full of discouragement, and gling poet, who idolizes her. She|if you put complete explanation of then Fate played her little. tri also loves him, but he is unable to |Your patent in 4 sealed envelope) P rewarded me and I went back to sell his poetry, and hence not able|and mail it to yourself, that dated my ttle hall bedroom walking on }to wed because of poverty. intact, alr. ' “-. infringement of th this knowledge, stone against patent? an (To be continued) So, ‘MRS. FARRELL DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS REX Louise Lovely {s making many friends this week at the Rex in H. | Rider Haggard’s story of adven- lture, “The Grasp of Greed.” The jstory Is depicted as taking place jin the early years of the 19th cen |tury, and many quaint English Following a week of {Illness of} scenes and customs of that time jpneumonia, Mrs. Katherine Kelle-| jare shown her Farrell died at the home of her| | daughter, Miss Sarah Farrell, Interlake ave. 7 day night. She| |was the mother of President J. D.| Farrell, of the Oregon- Washington | Ratiroad & Navigation and Charles Farrell, attorney. The two! sons and daughter were at the bed-| side when she died | Mrs. Farrell was 87 years of age, | and a native of Dunmenway, Coun ty Cork, Ireland, coming to the United States at the age of 11 to lend you the money, that rob you of your patent, you h proof that yours was the origin knowing | ‘ | ain't had our Inning yet.” eee COLONIAL Characterized by a greater mys- tery than the mystery of the Glen White, who acts tn “The|Laushing Mask in “The Iron Straight Way,” at the Strand, is|Claw.” & greater love responsible for this one ithan that of “The Red Circle,” White was wandering thru a/494 greater thrills than those of/ small town in the South, when he |The Perils of Pauline” and The | ran across a negro baseball game,| Exploits of Elaine,” Pathe’s Won | He stopped to watch it for a sec.\det Serial, the first two install ond, and asked one of the men|ments of “The Shielding Shadow near-by what the score was. jwill be presented, beginning today, “They got us, 36 to 0 at the Colonial, Two other films | answer are also on the program Beating you pretty op a White asked, thetic Ob STRAND " was the badly, eh? trying to be sympa-|CLASS A Lionel Barrymore, the gifted stage and screen artist, and Grace Valentine, the charming and tal ented young dramatic actress, ar co-starred in “Dorian’s Divorce, five-part play, at the Class A day Mr. 100 Ie ‘se no,” the negro said, “us New Today LIONEL BARRYMORE the gifted stage and screen artist and GRACE VALENTINE the charming and tal- ented young dramatic actress, in “DORIAN’S DIVORCE” to Barrymore and Miss Valen strong cast, which includes Wil liam Davidson, Edgar L. Daven port, Lindsay Hall, L. R. Wolheim and Buckley Starkey . ee MISSION According to the Code Lewis S. Stone (the star of “The Bird of Paradise") in the leading role, will be seen for the last times tonight at the Mission. “According to the Code story which affords excellent portunity for eistering |which keep the sympathy {American audience, and ducer must be given |having presented this story in a jconvincing manner with a cast |who were splendid types to begin with, and very capable artists, demonstrated by their work senegretespnionondaaiaeiiinis Complete Report of Market Today °° | | is a op points of any the pro credit for a The Bride Will be proud indeed of the bread and cakes she makes with Holly Flour She knows by the “unbleached” on the that these are wholesome and pure — and because pure and unbleached the flavor and texture will be perfect. Sold by Grocers that the sack contains word “Unbleached” The Unbleached QCENE from “DORIAN’S DIVORCE” | Coming Sunday sack October 8th Harold Lockwood and May Allison in “The Come-Back” CLASS ‘A’ Third Ave. 5 re} at Pike St. od wine, do live dreeeed 7B to 120-1b, Squads, Turkeys, Washington cube | Native creamery, | Neu | ste See the No matter what you have to Ii, a Star Want Ad will sell | It for you. | James was shot and|/and the stage. _-My parents are both English | mated the here, falied to take out their citizen | 1 was born here, and/ Limbureet | Wie | complete }United States, which fact signifies | pelect Q.—I have an invention which 1 - |have proved to be practical, but 1| | haven't the money to go ahead with | @————— ent for it before letting the public) jogo: sound you | Puet please give me the address of some Si"*™) 5 . man or woman who, you believe, | mined timothy 2. would probably furnish the money |Hartern Washington dou- from the|with which to secure the patent) ww... Below How it Can Be Done Want without a Ford? Sure, you do—and if you could get 1% pretty soft, eh? It can be done, but you will} have to start now and put in a little time and thought as te) just how you are going to get this new 1917 Model Fordy free. It's contest absolutely on the sq Your chances to possess this car are just as good as Tom’ Dick's or Harry’ With each ticket purchased this theatre you will receive a coupon which will entitle to 50 votes, and with each 5-cent ticket a coupon good 5 These admission tickets will admit to sormance at this theatre, where all first-run pit being shown. We have the first choice of Univ Releases, which include Blue Bird, Red Feather, L-Ko Nestor Comedies, Animated Weekly, etc. The contest clo November 11th, when the votes will be counted by three judges. Understand, you may vote for yourself, friend, tive or for anyone you may desire to vote for. The one @ curing the greatest number of votes will be awarded this handsome 1917 Model Ford. Interest your friends and quaintances in your behali—they would like to see you hat and will be glad to help you, by securing tickets to the th which will entitle them to votes as well. Today's Universal bill offers “The Grasp of Greed,” Bluebird five-part feature, with Louise Lovely as star. It a thriller, and one we are sure you will thoroughly enjoy; There is also an L-Ko comedy, with Billie Ritchie in characteristic antics, and a Travelogue, “Behind the in Japan.” Tomorrow we offer the popular screen star, Violet 3 sereau, in “The Narrow Path,” a drama of the slums, so Also a Nestor comedy, “With the | Help,” featuring Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran, and the Ai Weekly's latest News Advance. No better show Come to the Rex. ; cost 4 proposition, 5 10-cent vore- any ; are of Seattle. nn @ triplets oxin tr pain tw Young America wie Kant Free " mtorage Lettuce, local, per erate: Prices paid producer) Valencia oranges ........ Alfalfa Ne 17.00 29.00 23.00 32.00 “20.00 19.00 Pineapp! | Prunes, box . bie compressed tUmothy a dishes 47.00 | Rhubarb, Jocat (Corrected W. Godwin & Co) | Wenetahee Gravenstein .. 1.58 le is proof] Bes your |C you can go in search of somebody | Cantaloupe, local, \c | | interest | tine are supported by an unusually | with | as | hould an attempt be made to/¢ AUDREY MUNSON In the Marvelous 7-Act Photoplay “PURITY” WHAT THEY THINK OF IT M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY “KOL NIDRA” COMING SUNDAY Anita Stewart in “THE COMBAT” CLEMMER Seattle’s Best Photoplay H