The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1916, Page 3

TOMORROW UNTIL SUNDAY Sunday Clara Coming Kimball STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1916. PAGE 3 DOINGS IN FILMDOM | NEWS—NOTES— GOSSIP Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS Q.—! worked and struggled to put my daughter thru high school, #0 that she would be educated and could earn her fiving, When she finished school, she married a man whom we did not know, and whom she had known for only a month, He s completely estranged her from her home. She begs me not ° ° MALCOLM STUART YEARNS | | FOR LOVE, HE WRITES IN to come to see her and repulses Young me in every way. | have tried to 1b LETTER TO MARGIE Z . do as she asks, but I'm so worried ht, Mttle about her that | am sick, If f I slept night eage boot knew she was happy and provided lulled by K water aiene: with enough to eat, | might stand) the children and 1 came on boa 4 it, but | know she is not. She has| yesterday and we quietly steamed lost flesh and looks Iii. What can jout to sea on Malcolm Stuart's 1 do? A LOVING MOTHER j yacht AT girls youth and inex The yacht was in gala attire} perience, end the fact that she In| when wo arrived. I rather expect under the influence of another, are| ed to see Malcolm Str and 1} the only excuses that can be of am sure Dick, who went down with fered for her conduct At present did, too. His absence was sx the only thing you can do ts to] by the captain, who sald abid by he ecision and let her! Stuart was detained b: an learn by bitter experience that her important message from Dr. Vir mother ts her beat frie If she let. is being {ll-treated or not properly 1 think Dick was rather disap-| cared for, it is possible that she pointed at not seeing Mr. Stuart,| w return soon and seek your but it ms fate was playing @ protection qu joke on both of them by them apart. I know Q.—Please tell me how many that Dick is very prejudiced Pa 66 electoral votes there are in the! against Malcolm, but | am sure if } e ee state of Washington. BV he could meet him once he would \ A.—There are seven like him 4 votes in the state of Wash 1, of course m the guest of F 99 Eliene No ¢ but you, little | «) e aw Q.—My husband and | have been book, knows that Malcolm Stuart ; visiting In the country. My hue| i } en ny constant friend ever . % ‘ band stayed a few days longe I met him tw ears a0. The story deals with a touch of romance, politics than |, as he has busin And lam are i koow more abou and life behind the scenes of a Broadway theatrical tend to there. A friend of mine, him—his real se! han many o} star, in five act: y married woman, came home with| Scene from “Old Folks at Home,” with Sir Herbert Beerhoim Tree, |!!* friends who ree him constant * tghacnane™ . me. On the same train was an|coming to Liberty, following showing of “The Return of ‘Draw’ |!¥, and | bave never seen him but iA There is unending novelty in the production and unmarried man, whom we both | Egan,” which has been held over Thursday. twice in my Ife. ; : FREE i ‘av tele illi ippi knew. He helped ith our bi In a letter that I received yes ART SCHOOL — nile the os for the Mae scores of thrilling and gripping scenes. a Mg age hodbatt Hho ok i Se terday, just before I started for t al election in 1912 was only 4 | 18 { about noon, he insisted that we go| PROGRAMS TODAY After recelving her education in]'M®,7acht. he wilds a ga OPENS: 25 ENROLL > to lunch with him, so we acepted.| » mary wit a om England and at a convent ne omorrow, dear e lady Sa . M. Guterson’s Famous My buebend cays that we did Fe ee Balan ae eacenty MERE] via, 1 shall be very happy, for ¥] Russian Orchestra wrong, and insists that | send him |c drama at an early age with George|*hel! wake with the knowledge) Twenty-five students have signi the money to pay for our lunch. Sweet te/ Edward's company in London, She|**#t You and Eliene |fled an Intention to take advan. Musical Program Ne'thle nececsary? a te “The Chat-| ¥A8 thon with Cyril Maude in “The|™* > acht. I want th . e of the Northwest Free Sata gt ar si ANXIOUS WIFE. Yellow Jacket." and afterward} mend your body and Eliene’s soul. ischool, which opened up Masany Selection, “Canary Cottage -By Carroll J ' : Of course, I do not know anything! at the ob Gause & - r an. ry A—Under the circumstan went into motion pictures, where! * at th d courthouse building. The Selection, “Chin Chin”........... By Caryll you committed no impropriety she scored heavily , about your mind, but I do know|time for enrollment has been ex-| accepting the man’s invitation ea from my dear friend, Dr. Virlet,|/tended to October 24 | ie baht lunch. He invited you as a a Virgiete §=6Pearson REX ga you are mending etary a Those interested are urged to! ednes ay— THE WEEKLY AND SCEN! of courtesy and because > a a “Lam afraid that after the old) come any t roo co Zo 4 " PA Y D IC your company. He would no Another woman director hasiyacht has known the soft rhythm] me Tt ts sree Racca rah dtd Last Times of feel very much humiliated stot 3 lion = Sones ¢ patton of Eliene's and your voices, and|t, give free art. lessons. The you send him the money | LiBeRTY . adison is KIN) the tinkling laughter of the chil-|senool is to be backed by volun- 6 99 t Bac cn i? apy ; © stagomanage somo features forldren, that it will be inexpressibly |tary contributions. Im LJ eturn oo} " P » “tha popular progra it 2 D0! Q—1 am a girl of 14. My right!ing production that has taken Se oaiag “Easeuinde he ie. bateal “¢ af etegy ‘ eat ra hip is higher than my left one. !/attie by storm, William 8. Hart presented as an emotional actress wee gl Fh ate pannel. fe have tried many kinds of exercises | starring, will be secn at the Lib: in “The Chalice of Sorrow,” direct-| ent hore ae ft were, for the sick ‘To DEBATE WOMEN to correct this, but with mo result®.| erry for the last times tonight. ed by Rex Ingram, showing at the seth tod wrt t my good friend is| 6 LD PE Can you suggest a remedy? "The Return of ‘Draw’ Egan” de. Rex, with Wedgewood Nowell and rie ng ich dee 5 ON G0 EN S$ CIAL’ ‘ A. M. W. | plets the romance of « road agent Charles Cummings chief in her! «sargie—please let me call you| . A—This condition might result! who fell under the spell of brown support. Miss Madison's greatest] \targie—it may sound banal to sey! NEW YOR: Seattle's Best Photoplay House ce Megalo standin « oF wittiNgleyes and black curls. In this| screen succes have been heavy.|that only since I knew you andlen's gan K, Oct = on and Deve him fled out the reasoe ito the "Old favorite role, thet ct a|Challoe of Sorrow” the MP earnt}Elieme and Mollie and Mary and|tional committee today challenged for this and suggest s remedy. liwogun bedmen, quicttemperes,| work she has ever achieved laff, mint bare I realized that|the women’s committee of the Na-| hglladlictins Q.—Will you kindly inform me! pig-hearted—a N pered,| work he has ever achieved ‘sithere were such women in the/tional Hughes Alliance to an open thru your columns if the state of|inings. aie acca ates Pe 1 I ®8:| world debate in New York on or after Thursday— Maine will vote for president in the ae eee i? a hie The terrible a : had|Oct. 30. The challenge was tel ¥ November, election, or have they uM in my marriage made me an incor-|¢raphed to Miss Frances Kellor, Maurice already voted? Also, if so, why their at Bikewe he PE reg yates tiie “Amerlessdike ceteaan CE "ioe aur ocean ee eee Wake is different from th rink, erican-|was concerned, and for many|committee, who is now at Florence n tee ent from tne rest Of Sweet will close their big run in Mutual five-part feature, in which|years woman to me was only alwith the “Golden Spectar’ a The Warlt's’ Gc | nThe citizens of the state of| cep Storm” at the Coliseum Wed-| Winifred Greenwood and Edward| plaything to be bought like other | paign train, j ¢ World's Greatest | ideas will vote for president at the ag ty ry Nig story be 74 Coxen are co-stars, and which be-| pleasures. si | Dancers i ido wit a beautiful young girl an Florence Finch, whe used to co-|November election. Maloe !* the|her studious father, who doesn't oy tape pa bry ong Led (OE Sa snould Genpine me for 97 113 REG star with the late John Bunny, ix|only state that elects its governor! watch her closely enough, untill ular young celebrities have creclie ling you this, 1 would still have ’ TER back in pictures again, and will be|and United States senator in Sep-|pingo! Something happens that had, “The Shieldin sh. je . to tell you all. You are my con seen out this wi re lone. jtember. At this election last Sep- gf wey a saaee sjscience. I am afraid I have beep} ),. | they are all sorry for. It takes &/ also back. jong without one, for until you and| Registration closed Tuesday Flerence La Sadie is the poe ee tember the state went republican:|/wedding to straighten {t out. eae . nd he cs le, for unt od 8 acne with u total of 97,77R aticy , ‘wessor of a beautiful little kitten| Mack Sennett is back on the job| |thus the republicans count on it for| Thursday brings the world’s great nur swe tendship came into} vistered. This is the i Children 5c ‘which she prizes high! It wasjin 1 Angele: »- | the reside fal elec STRAND my life, 1, lke the sea, was blown ne largest | aiatier by a mathe sn as ne cryin aT ~ having a re D ntial election. est dancers, Maurice and Florence! of the five pictures in which Vir-l into great passion by every passing number ever registered in the city a orn m a trip to New York. -—— — .; , | > n by ¥ Dp he cl at ye ol la Walton. HY Bao ginia Pearson bas acted for Wil. wind In 1914 the registration was 91,-' Juanita Hansen, the beautiful liam Fox, four were made under} “I hope you will read my books. x. bionde, is now a Pomeroy bis sre Ser Ons ae le Ei the direction of Kenean Buel,|I am glad that you will recline In She was featured in “The Secret KETS TODAY he famous little English ig These were “Blazing Love,” “Dare-|my mmocks and rest on my| of the Submarine.” | ame who supports E. H-| devil Kate,” “Hypocrisy,” and the|cbairs, and, Margie, I think that ° o rn, the world's most famou® jatest subject, “The War Bride'’s|every man when he gets as old as | Prices Paid Producers for ESBS | actor, in his first Vitagraph Blue | 1+ Gebrhe Walsh, the ex star, and|t Teultry, Veal aed Pork ir di nf Vitagraph Blve| Secret,” now at the Strand feels lost without the responsibil: | i 5 A | bbon eatu ie al . of ¢ f vhe e bt | Wilfred Lucas, Triangle star, were|%. ..., a Riek ts aie Reson . . ity of children. When he begins to Flag rad oe eS is playing at the ASS A think of the Journey to the Great {formerly new paper Feporters Ducks, fat “ue was born in Worcestershire CLASS Beyond he wants to leave behind | 2 liand, just 24 years ago. Olga Petrova opened on the|,orething or some one that ait |, doulee Giaum is to be featured | 5 screen at the Class A today in “My| Mme Ois memory, in “Somewhere in France,” a war| it Madonna,” a story of how cireum-|?P°r° : : play coming soon. 8 TO KILL RATS stantial evidence often goes axtray.| av! aver have this great Joy j There are many new situations tn ALWAYS USK : “Do you think, Margie, that any-| — * the film story, the whole of which| wir, Fs gg egg Mae gps Look over the many bargains | TE ’ | is handled in a new and wholesome| V2°T® OF this earth there le a) tonight in Star Want Ad dear, good woman who could love | Until Sunda Ni ht o———__—- —}* S. Government Baye It “Your friend, Vy 4 SOLD ‘SVREY WHERE eee and $1.00 | MALCOLM STUART.” O009 ee eee NUXATED TRON Ever Night «2 “Philip Holden—Waster,” the! a 100" tion Hee RANDRETH : FORFEIT EU article soon to ap t (Corrected daly by J. W. Godwin Biackberriee Bananas Beets, anck Pa STARRING K ‘re “my, MADONTIA! IN “THE r| COUNT” His Funniest Comedy 2 Acts of Lalghter Petrovall % A 5-part picturization “My Madonna” 7 \ ——————— From the a Added 5-act Feature «on dl ely Spread a By Robt. W. Service a = _ | “A Woman’s Top Comedy i 4 99 ‘ Daring “Busting In and i A Girl’s Battle with Out of Socicty” f “A Past” Vitagraph Scream Winnifred Greenwood (as the girl) George Field (as the man) LASS -6c Ave. at Pike The Famous Universal Star CLEO / MADISON y. case Honey. new. strained ¢. hothouse, crate. .75 1.00 cetil hic cream melon rela oranges am Parsley, dox Peaches, Wenatchee “The Chalice of Sorrow” Depicting the Cruelties of Mexican Persecution on the Border 20-1b, crate Tioriaa, crate, ia we “Safe in aut © the Safe” I-Ko Comedy Watch Our Screen Tomorrow 0 Tomorrow you will see the mos. of the live White river 5.00 @ 0.00 | wires who are hustling to get New Model Yakima Gen 30.00 @ 44-00 Ford, free, shown on are working eet, potat 2% hard’ to get the car rtriends out ” rket temporarily, No doubt shoulder to the entitles you to cent ticket to any of our pe = wa y people. your A 10-cent ticket es go with each b- formances, Aitaita No, 1 Barley sound oats Eastern, Washington onta, 33.00 |etraw, ton ee Timothy | 4 timothy k ADULTS CHILDREN 10c rn Washington dow- —|some of the cleanest comedy ever] five-part story that will be seen at| the Mission for the last times to- night, tells a tale of a young man who is inclined to the art of books,) and only thru the acquaintance of pretty and charming girl does be change his habits and become aj man of peculiar characteristica—| that of not accepting a position un-| leas it remunerated him the sum of] $6,000 a year or more. Here ts) The Earthquake Greatest Picture Ever Shown Whole Town Destroyed }seen on the picture stage. | | THEATRES | GRAND | Today the “Princess Wah-Lat- Ka,” the Cherokee Indian, who ts} gifted with powers that mystity| See THE mmm, Shielding }even the actors who appear upon the stage with her, will head the | |new bill at the Grand theatre, She promises to answer any questions. The Manhattan Musical Comedy Co., with 20 people, mostly girls, | will also be on the bill | Mike and Ruby will present “The Sailor and the Maid.” The Fowl! ers are head to head and hand} }to hand balancers, Theda Bara, in "Kast Lanne,” te the movie} Pathe’s $5,000,000 Masterpiece feature. | “ee Featuring Grace Darmond Leon Bary | PANTAGES ; “Oh, the Women," a musical }comedy made in Seattle, scored | ja genuine bit at the Pantages the atre Monday, It will continue tn} headline place for the balance of| the week The comedy is staged in a gown | shop, and many fine styles are dis. played by a bevy of girls who Join the fun, The gowns are the ¢ | tions of Kline & Kane of Seattle. Florence Moore, Seattle prima! Honna; Harrington Reynolds, Mille Milne, and Robert Findlay carry off the principal honors. Other numbers on the bill are James Grady, Madeline Clark and | Valerie Briggs in a comedy dra ;matic sketch, “The Toll Bride Princess Jue Quon Tai, “Chinese | Nightingale”; Warren and Temple ton, song and patter; Jewell, whistler; Ollie and Johnnie Vants, wire wizards The Crimson Stain” as the photoplay feature, ‘\Don t Fail toSee It ‘Adults 10c Children 5c continues: