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

STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1916. PAGE TODAY se |IPHOTO Until Thursday PLA me ate hn ort CHARLIE AT THE STRAND Chaplin | Mr. and) Mra, Charl Chaplin, nee Edna Purviance, is funnte ollard avy,” | er in the title} on the drama. The Great Play of Today RO ache | this country and get the| force ‘ all «# 1 Irth men are \ Winifred Kingston pla ppo C. AUBREY SMITH and ELEANOR WOODRUFF fp *sorc ss fehe'soan Adapted from the most popular of Wm. J. Locke's Novels of Love and Adventure, and which ed at like they was read by haif a million readers in Harper's Bazaar, In book form it was last yoar’s best seller e lendi “I have been watching feature productions for several years. | am firm in my belief that appoxed to be a poet ‘Jaffery’ is the best balanced, most consistently acted and cleverly staged of any five-act picture of fron the past two years. | heartily believe it will prove one of the most pleasing pictures | have ever offered my patrons.” JAMES Q. CLEMMER M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra « MUSICAL PROGRAM 4 Selection, “Werther” By Massenet’Littie Bit of Heaven” By Ball TCLEMMER(G Seattle's Best Photoplay House Today Tuesday Wednesday Only “‘A Gamble in Souls”’ is the event- ful story of a girl (Dorothy Dal- ton) and a minister (William Desmond), who couldn’t under- stand each other until Fate tossed them together into God’s wilder- ness, amidst the scenic splendor of an uninhabited island of the South Pacific, where understand- ing and love eventually dawn. Doroth e A t € y , 9 CX sce Dear Miss Grey: Having read |ing of the speed limit—“the worst | safety of their passengers and the! Vici ers A CHINESE NOW what “Justice” has to say in re aggressor being the jitney, whose | lives of others, and, last of al!, th gard to the violations of the motor speed limit at all times and places $1!—or more—which they have in Mt, Hood, a superscenic of Ore gon’s famed peak—above and be low the sky-line traffic speed law, | have this to is limited only by the power of the vested in the business. | will ad . say: In his opinion, the cars of the car, which is seldom less than 30 mit there are a few who do exceed s ALLACE USICAL idle rich and the “so-called jitney” miles per hour the spted limit, and maybe violate |! are absolutely immune from mo- Of course, jitneys are trying hard a traffic ordinance once in a while; | URLITZER ARVELS lestation by the police department, to give the public “service,” but in but if “Justice” will look up the re for careless driving and the exceed. doing so are not forgetting the quirements a man has to pass in orto to get a driver’n ice also the penalty imposed for the viola tion of the motor traff awe, I Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran, in a Nestor comedy, “Two Small Town Romeos.” think he would come to the co By Popular usion that the jitney man t D ‘4 about knows his business, and is Se jeman. not going to travel 30 miles Perle) as a sxvpior ny hour for the sake of a few extra ' lor Now Playing nickels he might take in, which| Bill D 1. an t Capacity not compare with the heavy |"A Gamble ir t the | fine nposed. As | say, there are a few careless drivers in the jitney business and they will be wreded |! it t onst First at Pike—-Continuous 11 to 11 Limited Engagement Until Wednesday oar parawecnly ae they sre: found ; : Matinees 10c; Evenings 15c; Children 5c ght Only pare with the ede er al and private only know the wh + traff fficers town corners, and who are the ause of four-fifths of the aut ' . bile accidents in this city on a PPPs PEP EE RMS ount of their ignorance of the +9 tor traffic laws. OH! THOSE GAY OLD BOYS MUNSON lace gh motor venice are Vah drivers of motor ve re {th quired to p aw na t t ' tlon on “traffic ru onstrate their a The World’s Greatest Model in Her g their cars in cong 4d dis-|0 r ( » ts, then will the safety of the public be assured A JITNEY MAN H Q—! ar pun Hi end: ein Triumph Supreme a young girl, and very fond of a boy who is emp ed in one of the downtown the bt tres. | would like to have him meet my parents, but as he works in the t CLASS TO THIS C. AUBREY GUY afternoon and evening, it seems quite impos ble. Every time | go Klea to the theatre where he works he leading n, a wishes to take me to dinner, but 9 |!" always make some excuse think my parents would not me go to dinner with any one I, Locke, It's a sixer The of the story leads from Al they are not acquaint i : o Po bsg 1 to London, where Jaffer Pirose advise me what to do,| (yun 10 iterate Batata 8 | would like to keep this boy's hae asst aie endship. PEARL h whe e nornin “ grerore ne vores vo wort? th GANDY AND RAZORS mt whether he is. the. sort TAKEN BY THIEVES rything from their weel MOTION PICTURES NOTE This picture is caus ing a lot of comment Judge it yourself Open F REX 10 A. M. Loge Seats » police re our f dshiy Ten razors, clipper ombs and Q.—Can you tell me why peoole call the man dressed up in. stare and stripes “Uncle Sam ONE OF YOUR at 201 Leto ENGAGEMENT | DW. GRIFFITHS COLOSSAL’ 2000,00p SPECTACLE “A SON OF ERIN” | is a smashing big hit at the Dorothy Dalton, Star in “A Gamble in Souls,” at the Liberty. lin T me in 8d hen ertain good purchased for he ment, and branded t Loves sTAUGGcLE brushes comprised the loot obtain-,candy from the Liberty Grocery Come ere official vected b el BRE e ee erm fed from the Crown hotel barber} Co. 2005 First ave a cf 25c Wilsc nickname Jewelry was taken from the fol piace ' a THICES—Nights, 50, 75¢, $1.00. shop, Dearborn st lowing home Mrs. R. D. Ladd 3 4 nele Sar coincidence ¢ pe a x ti PPE 4 ome’ ba aude ‘ P Early Second and University the initial the app! | a oe Naw After breaking thru the rear} Hermosa apartments, Mrs. George 15c-——Children 5c Until Wednesday tion of thi me to the go door, burglars got $13.60, and a! Keppman, 2026 Terry ave. and T. jernment ee upply of groceries, cigarets and J. Thiemes, Hamilton hotel !