The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1916, Page 3

Only CHARLES RAY Ma supported by Margery Wilson, Margaret Thompson, Charles French, Howard Hick man and little Thelma Sulter, in “Honorable Algy.” BOMBS A Keystone explosion of mirth, with Charles Murray, Louise Faz en Harry Booker and Mary Thurman as the dynamite. Guaranteed to blow any grouch into next week ‘ALLACE URLITZER EAL MUSIC EEL PICTURES | Continuous 11 te 11 Matinees 10c Evenings 15¢ Children Se Just Printers ee THRO MAIN For Emergencies When you have a bilious at- | tack, or when you feel illness coming on—promptly move the bowe tart the liver working and put your entire digestive system in good shape with a dose or two of the time-tested PILL You will welcome the quick f and often ward off a re illnes Beecham’s Pills pearcfully « compounded from « Pathe. products —mild, armless, and not habit-form- ing. Buy a box now. You don't kr ow when you may need ae cham’s Pills. A reliable family remedy that always ' Should Be at Hand “ ' Larger Sele of Any Medicine im the World. iv) 2Be. cverywhere. In boxes, 10¢., Texas Steer” Cynthia Grey’s LETTER Q.—! am a married woman, have been married for three months and have always tried to do what was right, but my trust and faith others have been too great | was engaged to a man for over a year, We were to have been married a certain day, | had all of my wedding clothes, but, when the day came, he never appeared have never seen or heard from him since. He left me disgraced. went away from home to forget and fight the battle alone, and to save my tamily from worry and disgrace | had been away four months when | met the man who is now my husband. He fell in love with me and asked me to marry him. | told him | could not, but he begged me to. | told him everything, but were married. in that short time | learned to love him very much. He Is kind to me, but never seems to care to take me out The other night he conf that he has fallen in love wi other woman, a widow; sald he |had tried to forget her, but couldn't. He obtained a position in the town where says he knows she is ne more for him than any other wom he feels sure things will be differ ent, and that he will love me more than ever and forget this other woman risk to let him go where she e try to give me some advice PROGRAMS TODAY “The on. | Pie. as to how to gain his love. Miss| LINERTY—Charies May in Grey, | know you will think | am an awful woman. This world is|ceart First at Pike | tiny Is |have the strength ala for a successful have any tnfluence " our husband, you would be most unwise » [himself or y not love you, he will be true to his marriage vows, I cannot adviseltng comedy are t you how to gain his love. The 8o|The Honorable Almy trely interesting story with FP abide by his verdict h show a good time wh afford to do so, but the mother of | the girl always seems to find an|* invitation to go. | cannot always!” afford to pay her way, but she thinks me to pay her way answer for this, | will consider it a great favor A. 8 A It te th > re f this * tr mother, you must either do so. with the velopes in various ways, and won dered if there is « “language of the stamps.” Could ve and you Inform me? 8. Ww. Cc A Selig-Red Seal Play “mA Today y om ing Reels of Giggles TYRONE POWER The World’s Greatest Athletic Feats a ee Peeegs sap STE ON coming to you for advice, | id he loved me any way. We ne lives. He the wom ave done t am, and that 1 He ys after the baby Is born Do you think | am running a ' ? . ee erable Alay.” wicked, so full of stumbling) CLEMMER—Williem ¥ s for an innocent girl Gueters MISSION—Chartes Chaptia BROKENHEARTED BESS Chega even” STRAND—Kolb and Dill in“ © | Pihekles | | LIBERTY 0} Charles Ray, Margery | Margaret ‘Thompson, of obi s. Harr to exert it against his with this, or any other » has any respect for ou, even tho he does any one have been theatre. that th problem reste alone land « er Time, and you must Englishman likes very much, and tries to! corigeuMm ever he can he must go and she wants If you can give me a satisfactory aso acting as the girl's e*|/cLemMMER Q.—I have often received letters t amps placed on the en 1 t 7 h a thing as Veonslat ae care pe - Ace : Vt . to ti Lassoed in Five Rollick- Gurgles and Glee, Featuring n tuatior ill me Powe tarr Shown in Pictures th G Darmond t eading feminine role oe is now showing at the of “The Prince of Graustark, STAR—WEDNESDAY, DOINGS IN FILMDO SOOO NE aWS: -NOTES: GOSSIP} BY WM. G. SHEPHERD YORK, Ne made my way across the Moved in Misery mountains, we knew that ¢ nd children, we et to Monastir. Hut the Serbiar There {s little doubt that es within @ short of the reentry of the Ce at Many Lives f the Verdun The ! y awa COLISEUM—Fannle Ward tn “Witch Kleinechimidt’s The Prince Tyrone Power in * bdID YOU KNOW— low who wr erri! along, roll along, roi Mary Charles Murray, Louise Elly oon Wilfred Lucas in at the Liberty, beginni "3 == COLONIAL Fourth at Pike Kleinachmidt'’s war pictures at the} hit” of the seasor Starting Today The batest Screen Victory for Laughter “A Stranger From Somewhere” comes to “The Land of the Free” America—to seek a wife Q.—What le a young man to do} fortune—against his will when he is escorting a girl whom) eo) &-¢ “Ss PAIN, PAIN, PAIN, STOP NEURALGIA © az oUm (In a Dual Role) An Original Comedy Drama Filled with Thrills and It’s a Bluebird 5 Acts—Big Cast 1916. PAGE 3 MEN DIE IN VAIN, ' SAYS SHEPHERD Announce. MENT rth of somewhere fa, with his court Ene haven't come ain the king of noe his fect sert Die Uselessly proves that the | and stage. Cents Being unable to accommodate the immense crowds WILLIAM FARNUM and Kathlyn Williams, in Rex Beach’s Most Famous Story -<@ “The New Spoilers” will remain all this week The undisputed sensation of the day is this a i “ij NEW EDITION DE LUXE IN 12 PARTS In its new form this picture will live forever We call your special attention to the superb music played by M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA TODAY UNTIL SUNDAY 4 DAYS Featuring Laughs of Laughs and MARKET REPORT Prices Haid Whiclessie Dealers for | Vegetables and Fruit oa Gaily by J. W. & 1 COLISEUM — | GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON’S BIG SUCCESS “The Prince o Graustark”’ | 1st Time’ Shown | Selig Tribune Mutt 2 nd death res REX A 15c. me comedy of social satire and HENTED WoMAne “Housekeeping will find many bargains listed The National City Bank Of Seattle close of ine November 17, 1916. 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Call or write IN RAIN; WED ITES LATER FLUSHING, iat made Frank Walack and Edna Soverson they were married Phone Slain '48a WEDNESDAY Last Times FANNI “Witch- craft” A Big One Thursday Morning LENORE ULRICH in “The Intrigue” Another Big One 15c—Children 5c Fourth ead Unica,