The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1916, Page 3

J. Warren Kerrigan THE MOVIES’ HANDSOMEST MAN Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS | Dear Miss Grey The Star of Oct. 6 Your reply in to a question on “Barriers of Society” ANIMATED WEEKLY NEWS. their cards in the front door. The next time | saw the minister | told him | was sorry about it, and asked him to come again. Now he has moved, and lives only a few doors from me, but he has never called since. ts it my place to return the to call upon his church members? The rest of the family go regularly to his church ONE OF YOUR READERS. Initiative Measure No. 24, by A Supporter,” is, in my optoion, not " leorrect, for the following reasons You say that the loss to the The |state under the bition act is 2-Part L-Ko i SGliG Wuslaaek and that activins Comedy Social 5: , DAN Are at sand permit da Seattioc alone a small em Is RUSSELL © Buccaneer ss ee oes se oe Myon . of beer from this cit not Interfe in P ing with sinves the fact that S - its value of two years ago, of no sar, You say that you can, under In ative M ure No 4, buy a bot $1,000 tin You can kill a man evety five minutes, t but, if yo ROKT, FL PETERSEN Q—! don’t go to church very often, because | am hard of hear. ° COMING ing, and | hear nothing that the TOMORROW— minister says, Our minister and his‘ wife called at my home, and as | Dorothy Davenport and Emory Johnson waa in the kitchen | did not hear them knock Afterward | found call, or is It not the minister's place STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT ‘RENTON LINE TO BETTER SERVICE City councilmen were called to leonter with Seattle, Renton & outhern officials Tuesday, to con der proposed efficiency changes in the line New officers, now in charge after the long clvership litigation, ant to run the cars south on| dear t, from Fifth ave Rainier ave, and thus avotd the rade intered under the pres ent King Hefore the *s with the counct! end, the mat of running Divi A muntelpal cars on the company’s Fourth ave. tracks to the depots will ec up, Councilman rickson predict This ts in line with the original lans for Divis A, and Is a factor n putting the pon a paying ba sis, he belleve Change in the terminal Y at Fourth ave. and Stewart at. was Jiscussed, and « proposed right-of. way on Rainier ave, Instead of mh # out by Rainier Beach, to 1 ce crossing the avenue, were discussed The company will be called the ea & Rainve Valley ratlroad n future, instead of the Seat nton & Southe BROTHERHOOD CLUB | RE-ELECTS OFFICERS | | | The Rrotherhood League clad held tte sixth nual meeting lar night, at the c A. building six new dire elect years. and two to fill va ‘or a term of two years } 2hn Bushell was re-elected pres-| {dent and J. 8, McRobbie reelect-| ed secretary anc 11, 1916. PAGE 3 me oe NEW Wilfred Lucas, in DOINGS IN FILMDOM POO OOD PAPLPILITIOOOOOOR S-NOTES GOSSIP “The Rummy,” at the Liberty Thursday. COLONIAL TODAY 4 Days ) Pathe’s $5,000,000 Serial Which Has Made a edie Hit! hielding hadow Featuring a Trio of Stars T CHAPTER OF HE THIRD } A--You should call upon the Sen car | minister's wife and return her cail as you would that of any other q |woman, Since the minister is a your neight is probable that i he will call on you occasionally You must remember that there are TONIGHT ONLY many demands on his services that his time for calls may be | ted and bis calling list large PAULINE Ia DESSIE LEON BARY w ¥ 5 ADULTS CHILDREN ag ONE Le ARRISCALE |my good leather suitcase. Now she has returned it, covered with ag elZStON —Kathiye Willams ta aes aad " ccre : scratches, and in a shabby condi. And Charles Ray gaint Non gen lA THE MYSTIC DEFENDER eur Oa wa Maw From Bitter Moots, WONDERFUL FIRE SCENES AND 1 A—Probably not, tho you might LIBERTY - PANIC IN V YORK CABARET i = ish, This is but one of many {n- leicaie Gam Guciies Thay will” Ge : neces where a borrower feels no Incale and Charles Ray, ) Py 4 v. Tw dav TO SPEAK AT Y.M C.A sense of responsibility concerning Bi ©. Gardner Sullivan has n for the last time tonight at S 10c e Children 5c : Se ee ie smh, —— lborrowed property. Such irrespon written & most pleasing Liberty teskusepine a nat pret. Bob Bridges, president of the|etbility 1 unpardonable \ e Domedy Drama; we recoss “Plain Jane” gives both stars an } bees pe port commission, and W. D. Lane, ¥ mea mein ai " ' LOWEN FLOOR. B reace war Member of the 1915 legislature, wi ill] @—What is the best way to care! p arreeny of veloping chara | ieee 2 e | ——<_$<$_— be the principal speakers Wednes-| for old linen? | have a great quan KEYSTONE ter to their heart's content, and é tity of old linen, homespun, that be-| Last Ti *, withal, a charming story, de-| 1 PASSES |. ; day night at the Y. M. C. A até! ‘ imes | longed to my great-grandmother.| é COMEDY Ldsiitiy Gesedinisa ad neeaate itorium on “The Referendum Bills.” Id it be washed occasionally? | Wednesday Night ally a work of art. After the stren.| The 1917 city tax levy ordinance |The public is invited. Should it be put away with Borie.) ® naliey * ” 20 mills was formally passed PHYSICIAN | ii in RE 0. FR. Maid Mad’ 18 efforts put forth by many 4l-|}. ‘the city council in special ses-| A.—The homespun may “hy wash 2 Reels Made for Mirth rectors to obtain startling and sen-\sion Tuesday, HONOR MME. COATES BP Sg gre 7+ egy ty veins Thursday Only sational effects, tense moments and| It will be cértified to the county means than any Man, Woman| A farewell reception was gives |Diuing in the rinse water, and put ° climaxes, it {s almost al assessor immediately ae Child who te Patron of this ‘ away either troned or rough dry. ALLACE @ a picture which does! = Store may consult the ex-Govern. | Madame Lydia Coates, supervisor | amum { Leger nd upon thaes teathren tor seription tor™ of sewing classes at the ey ———_————— = ai, and which nevertheless Our Bye. Ear Marche by 800 members of cla | Com lete R rt - | USICAL Aedes feos FREE aie atekineda’ Ye eneutal p po! 15c. Children Sc. il ARVELS! CLeMMER TODAY! TODAY! TODAY! RIGHT DRUG CO hail of Bon Marche. A musical} of Market Toda | world-famous director, Ralph Rath dehalatath | program was furnished by the! y | | ¢, is responsible for the di Bon Marche Philharmonic club iiplinen cenipeeeninnniincenitiimemnaged | of the popular little star, — —e| Anita Stewart, in “The Combat,”| which is playing at the Clemmer. Mr. Ince first gained Internation al renown in the motion picture: ‘hugeds Nae, Mgr. thru his magnificent characteriza-| tlon of Abraham Lincoln, but was! THIRD AVE. AND CHERRY soon installed in the producing end) TODAY Starting TODAY at Pike (Of the iness, owing to his re ar pa aps a ws SUNDAY 4 DAYS! | de ek re ot NEW L—Mme. Eva De Verna SUNDAY Ince has produced more stars than| —and— to 120-1» : 11 to 11 | any other director | LIVE HER WONDERFUL ARABIAN CONTINUOUS . ipabiide Ate eT eee | SNAPPY HORSE “SNOWFLAKE” FROM 10 TO 11 . . . ge COLISEU | In a Series of Beautiful Poses Evenings 15¢ | Pauline Frederick closes her big COMEDY Highest Priced Animal in Vaudeville Children 5¢ | run in “The She-Devil,” at the Coli seum Wednesday night. Those who have not yet » it have missed a remarkably clever impersonation of the leading dual role in a powerful | |picture. Miss Frederick emotes all| jover the screen, always vitally and directly to the point. It is the best |play she has ever had on a Seattle screen. Other good things round I.—Miss Mirian Mabr Singing Comedienne and Coon Shouter H.—John T. Chick LASS “ ” Domestic wheel Limburaer Seagen "erintot out the bill, which gives way Thurs : j contin. wriplete THIRD AVE, AT PIKE 8T. day morning to. Dustin Farnum, Presenting Cis et een ae 2 Amerie, mi jcalled Dusty for short, in “The Par- “THE MOVIE A THE MAGIC SKIN“ZDLSON son of Panamint | . am abs IV, WM. Fox A Surgeon's Revenge,” with) + PRESENTS ber " ae Dan Russell, is causing audiences! } Vriews Feseastie cae Dealers, fe at the Rex much merriment this} ‘e a ed — week i aati oy 4. W. Geawin @ On the same bill is J. Warren| ne Kerrigan, in The Social Bucca- 1 | ne The voting contest Ford is in full sway for the 1917 Trunnelle |i sue 018 | too ee | u | COLONIAL AMERICA’S BEST LOVED ACTRESS —and— “The Magic Skin” is the stellar] | jattraction at the Colonial. | | The story is founded on the —INn— vere French romance by Honore de | Balzac, and features the tragedian,| Everett Butterfield, in the role of} jthe artist, Valentine, supported by] {abel Trunnelle. | The film story faithfully the Balzac version with unimportant changes The third episode of “The Shield-| ing Shadow” is also shown, as well| as a comedy ANITA STEWART § = =... 1 IN THE TREMENDOUS 7-ACT PHOTODRAMA “The Combat” |= -” 20-1b. erate POSITIVELY THE GREATEST PRODUCTION IN WHICH MIGS STEWART HAS EVER APPEARED “THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS” A Story of Love, Adventure and of the Butterfield IN THE 5-ACT DRAMA | Magic Skin follows | but few e@e2eecea@ Peppers lugs Pineanpia Prunes, box eee Tiorldn, erate CLASS A LOUISE LOVELY IN adint 30 “« ” Most fruitful of all topics for} { Big Outdoors ASK YOUR FRIENDS = i © | TANGLED HEARTS Ip slaywrights, and most interesting | ! f eee Shetent because there are in real life so WHO HAVE SEEN THE PICTURE Zurkieds melon, 1h An Artist’s Bargain With UNE Aen SCAT |many instances of man’s strength| 0 i \@ Satan for a Few Years “TANGLED overpowering Woman's weakness x _ 3 |the shady past of a woman who| | M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS aie tae More of Earthly Pleasures HEARTS” suffers thru folly is made the ba-! | and Romaine 12s @ ts — sis of “Tangled Hearts,” at the Es RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Winnett 138 @ 175 | A Weird and Unusual A Gripping Society Drama Mit A Syn mretty Louise Lovely Offering MUSICAL PROGRAM Onions Story ahah | ee" “NOTHING SERIOUS” “Echo de Vienne” Concert Waltz By E, Sauer ynions, yellow, Cal 02% MISSION | Piano Solo . By Liborius Hauptmann gaieas pisee, teen the LOUISE Kathlyn Williams, “Baby” Fra- “Annie Laurie”... . Orchestra Number . nen |zer (Seattle child actress), Tyrone Power, Wheeler Oakman, Edith VL—THE OPERATIC QUARTETTE LOVELY §@ 7 Johnson, are the main stars in —IN— = y ‘i Also a Side-Splittin: “Sweet Alyssum,” the five-part a Canney, . Red Seal Selig production that! MELODY AND HARMONY DE LUXE i roe a will be seen for the last time to: es oa ‘ bine | The Midnight Revelers Coming Sunday night at the Mission theatre. | pele Bird ica ciana fone pr ’ f To od The Bacchanalian Dances Mabel Taliaferro |"Sweet Alyssum” deserves a place | Adult Admitted Free i The Glimpse of Hades! entices among the foremost of the releases to Week Day ‘ ayy of this year. One feels that in the "84 \ Cc ¢. , ‘The Snow Bird producer there is an organization Matinees ANY whose aim is to make pictures such| Sc Seattle’s Best Photoplay House 5c as will meet with the approval of; an intelligent, even an exacting publie T.ME @48.00