The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1916, Page 3

m MARVPIGHORD LESS THAN THE - 7 AcTs Just THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Do not miss seeing this superb, impressive film spectacle with your fa- vorite actress. ADDED ATTRACTION “I Am a Hero,” with Tweedledum SChuerog Beautiful Accompanying MUSIC ADELMANN AND ORCHESTRA 4 MARKET REPORT i * Malsen in @ Prices Paid Producers for Ess», ‘ 1 box Poultry, Veal Pork Emperor new, case 200 strained hothouse, erate. 7% Ca 17 ranges boo % Veal, fancy Old toosters, live " ase ood bio. 1 Pork, © oe a 160 @ 185 ‘ - © Storage: bricks ° ios @ 138 Damestic whee! Jona, yellow, Cal Limburger - 4 @ me local he Oregon tripiets . one (0% Wisconsin tr! Tekin meas Wisconsin twine Young America hriatmas melons, |b ‘ Cucumbers hotho Cuulifio UNSOLVED MYSTERIES ATLANTIC CITY starting today at the Mission * Than the Dus! ‘al. lemons, per crate 45a Mixed 00 @rl.00 arrots. 1.90 5 Scene From “Less 10 @ y aosresinaaneraaaemgengeapin cou, MEX.GASENEARS 2 Desr cations of obstr tactics or Mexican Americ t f th A Pepe ‘ehelenas famous oper ime. Then our love began, and her, until one night, knowing where ings MRL. | Ae int ng William Pike \ndrew Rob. {resulted in many evenings spent in she was going with this fellow, | A.—You should be able to save on. in-"The Unwritten Law,” are|Kissing, etc, There was where the wished to see how she behaved. | joast half of your salary. 1 pre is eenitge die Seng fry {trouble began. My suspicions were saw—and how | wish my eyes gume from your letter that you actor. Papa a thas{aroused. | accused her of having) would close forever, 80 as not to see haven't any children, You have} tha in tho best picture, thet the (Permitted familiarities before, and| what a false world thie Is, | saw given your wife a fair chance with N ll plan Inent haw cocured far|she broke down and confessed her next day and told her | knew. the finances. It is undoubtedly e nd Pr 9 At first | did not want to see her! At first she tried to deny, then|time for you both to take up the ask tb aaa a tative a again, Then my better self tri- broke down and cried bitterly, | master ly and. ete “ohats ae Shipman pes Ro emeetg aa (BO LONIKL: umphed and | thought it probably had learned to care for this girl wrong. It is neither fair to you nor ta “Ib Vika.” at dha Co i), q|Madn’t been her fault, and that |! more than anything else in the to her to allow: present conditions who was the star in “God's f r tificatior iacaifi, Boa Hana? tothe “|would forgive and forget world, and she has destroyed com:\¢5 contir Country and the Woman,” \ ¢ ed to proce linhe enytl a |_!n_the meantime, she has been pletely my faith in all women. supported by the same nl the Washington THEATRES grown-ups to help carr he of 1. There are hundreds of the) wi} be surprised how much money | miseatlone GRAND tory. It is a feature of especial in-| a “Dp, ' " right kind, You have many years) ig spent for incidental It will be ’ the. Thvee Conwhy Mlaters, wholtessst to wouien and children First Dose of “Pape’s Cold)aheat of you, One of these day8/an eye-opener to both of you, and M. Guterson’s e the ne , at the nd Compound” Relieves All you will meet a good girl who will jg} r wa scan t ° A lass neing, CLASS A Grippe Misery restore your lost faith, Until that! ye able to save. Try to make your Famous Russian OWEN MQ@DRE. and ' th aia Orch the dances o Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle do time, do hing that will make | wife understand that this is a part rchestra MARGUERITE COURTOT ig ‘ hipper many of their famous dances in| Don't stay stuffed-up! ou unworthy of the right sort of sie MUSICAL PROGRAM 1 cna csi Paramount t a deep operatic! "The Whirl of Life,” the picture| Quit blowing and snuffling! A | love. Le RE “Artist's Life Sevaunil ’ has a number late | now showing at the Class A |dove of “Pape's Cold Compound” | reget ; “Just a Wearyin’ for You” es W the audience in| ‘The picture is an unusually at-|taken every two hours until three} @Q have been married four|| Specialists in Pyorrhea Carrie Jacobs Bond d M B tH IKi d Y 2)" oar tractive one. doses are taken will end grippe| years; have a monthly income of INLEs nape’ M. Conrad, the Seattle unt misery and break up a severe cold|§250 to $275. Our rent is $30 a pl A disens Par on e--bu ave Isse ou Biggs linies hoy Epperson COUNT UNCHANGED either in the head, chest, body or|month and we live very simply. A S | jouth, T Florence Rose part in adith Vilman com limbs |My wife was a poor working girl j ri Fashion Pictures Said our young hero to 36 pretty girls, in “The Kiss,” pany's sketch, “The Taking of Lem socwin sad aie pieetanay aan La Grew,” made a decided hit Tennes-|K. Hughes in the lead by 289 votes, |Nasty discharge OF nase matinee: | loved her, and still do, She sug from all but three precincts, the |POUCves | Bek ; gested that | give her all of the t setiae om, ne feverishness, sore throat, snee cel T % old-time | official recount of Hennepin coun-|.orenesxs and stiffness money and she could save enough f" do ajwhich Minneapolis is the county | quickest, surest relief known and|four years she has not saved a seat, polls the largest vote in thel¢osts only 25 cents at drug stores,|Penny; she spends every cent. | and » Fox ple-|in Hennepin county, a ia laid in the hills of y} sed pret Marguerite Courtot), but t vaude lig ars ee Frknow who sh« a ; oy ‘jong and dance burlesque. She escaped, but 4 yer ¢ Doroth Hernard he determined to find the other | ‘ See 8? ations,| White are co-stars in t comedy, thrills, follow in rapid-fire succession ‘ture, vorting !lood. STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1916. PAGE PHOTO PLAYS LIBERTY Frank Keenan and Enid will be seen co Grimaby's Boy a five-part produc tion of the back- woods, which be sented at t Liberty for a three days’ engagement, starting Jay, The play is sald to be one the most unique and interesting that the Triangle studios have turned out, Keenan has the part a rough, rugged gold miner, who wants a son, and whose wife dies in giving him a daughte bn raged at fate's trick, he tries to raise the girl as a boy, but “girls is girls,” as father has to learn be fore the picture is over. Min Markey, who takes the part of the y charming, and she} into her acting a cer starring because it surpasses DAYS ONLY ! STARTING TODAY ss NK KEEN ENID MARKEY Pie appeals to the masses boy,” is ve incorporat tain sor hing that gets her across in grand style, Robert McKim,| who is seen as the “heavy,” i ver good no better actor ould! have ed fo he role A ow tworeel ¢ complete the bill eee COLISEUM All the quaintness, the ness and the roguishness of smi and action for which Mary Pickford | is 80 beloved by the motion picture| patrons of Seattle are given amp play in her mmoth seven-act photoplay, “Less Than the Dust in which she has been having a record-breaking run at the Coliseun day, and in which she will sine continue Thureday, Friday and] Saturday o An added feature I er cor >» which brings back a rival of \ for the cing France's foremost comedian The sic with Leas Than the Dust” is beautifull played CLEMMER George Holt ter crimina ease, “Thr rda 1 in in which he tective, wh Duncan The strong, and written by Cleveland Moffett and directed by Rollin 8, Sturgeon, fe intere intense w MISSION fary Pickford's ny compror he has the “kisting ha the first girl eau [After kissing a Ne Suse wh Seo, reason Oy ‘ ate Rik Seny AN: 335 e D RE Ig ‘ GRimsBYS BL Alice, in Society— a new comedy that travels on the “high,” with the speed limit trailing behind, Laughs and giggles galore! ALLACE URLITZER ELODIES ASTERS Contnusus ty to 1) MATINEES 10c—EVENINGS 15c--CHILDREN 5c With Mary Pickford, Coliseum r disappears, he has a wondrous iture trying to find the “real! which turns ont to be CYNTHIA GREY’S ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS | Q—I would like to have you|going occasionally with 1 in th own house. Owe another, | should take the reins in my own|nership in which you are , fod to ey|Print my story, in order to help fellow, and when | objected she hands, but that will cause many [equally interest ‘}|some one else, | am 22 years old. said she didn't care for him, but tears, and | do not wish to hurt her) ——-—— 2" situations About six months ago | met a must go with hin as to raise no in any way. It seems to me that) == A travelonue c tes the | young, attractive girl of 19. | took suspicions that she and | were seri- two people should be able to put BULL BROS. 16 oes |her out, but did not get serious ous, because we agreed not to say away a little of $275 a month for REX |over her until | began to notice that anything until we were to get mar- their old age. Please solve this in Just Printers ,|she seemed to be getting strong for ried, |! believed her and trusted a way not to hurt my wife's feel-|} 1013 “Yrino C.D If 1 were you, | would quietly 60% portant part in the plece. T ’ : insist on a heart-to-heart talk, mak this little one is still in her v A.—I hope you will believe meling it very plain that you are not early “teens” and is thu while #0 when I say you are wrong to brand gc x to continue longer on this oung, elevated to screen stardom all womankind by the standard set/yaphazard financial basis. Begin ia one of the remarkable events « You had a next week to set down your prob: ; , t by this one girl ad a ve i 4 i infortunate experience, brou expenses. Try to keep. this fa: the ‘place, aud a oumber ott by associating with the wrong kind pieturedor There are 25 ehildr nt ON | able No doubt you cast in another thrilling and sensational production Through the Wall Five Acts of Gripping scheme for a month It promptly opens dup | when | married her, earned $5 a rhe ST. PAUL, Nov. 16.—With Cha | week, and | married her because | Pathe Weekly Seattle's Best you Phetoplay House Including the unofficial vote! {t acts without assistance, tastes |cannot see how, and if | suggest Hughes today | nice, and causes no inconvenience, |that we might save a little for a had 179,705; Wilson 179,416, ) Don't accept a substitute. rainy day, there is trouble. | know! Glen | state. Re sure