The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1916, Page 3

Gifts From Santa Claus to Seattle Photoplay Patrons novels and sto t Following seen only at Titles of everything 0 and A Happy New Year mas Today for 4 Days Only Ethel Barrymore in‘The Awakening of Helena Richie” A picturization lar novel, which ran of Margaret in Deland’s Harper's Coming Sunday, December 31 Clara Kimball Young in “The Foolish Virgin” "i ation of Thomas Dixon's famous Coming Sunday, January 7— Anita Stewart in “The Girl Philippa” A picturization of Robert W masterful story which ran in ro HAMS w Coming Sunday, January 14— Lucille Lee Stewart in “Ninety and Nine” . A picturization of once aga Three T f * : n gir who is put be loves—that of an Aus Coming Sunday, January 2!1— d that iy - ne allan The} . his two comrades. | Clara Kimball Yo In itn ee ‘ . }but anything at hows t the in “My Ollicial Wile” sce ° on This reissue is the best of Migs Young's |that wakes in ¢ t former productions, | oe ETHEL’S HERE, FOLKS stage t the Clemmer in the icturiza of Margaret Deland Other Productions to Follow Are: fisieas, Richie “Within the Law” and “The Barrier.” egy ccgyilo mene . Ethel Barrymore in “The White Raven.” AB per ah ; Harold Lockwood in “Pidgin Island.” : “y Seay tha? Waddie: Anita Stewart in “The Glory of Yolande.” Pee yen’ Coat tno E. H. Sothern in “The Man of Mystery.” See Lia Teme th tite Olga Petrova in “The Secret of Eve.” ak tow Harold Lockwood in “The Hidden Children.” Awekening Me Clara Kimball Young in “The Price She Pa Earle Williams in “The Soul Maste: Seattle's Best Photoplay House ete * PODAY CLEMMER—Pthet “The Awakening of Helena Michie ae Visher te * Wa in Threads rd, vm Clara Williams and George Fisher % mek “The Years The Chap- Clee and ie Wight ta The CLES A FARMERETTE Ridgle Cleo, who co-stars with W Ss Reid in “The Yellow Pawn” at Coliseum, has bought a new hor alpea eo; ators, Ca « Wholesale Dealers tor Yakima 1 @ 16 Vegetabice } yw, Alaa bag 226 ate ae nat Apples 19) @1 (Corrected dally by J. W. Godw Artichokes, doz, . : 100 12 @ Beet - 175 @ le @ 10 @1 ' @ ‘ - oe Country Hay and Grain (Prices paid wholeanie Lettuce, hothouse, erate Lettuce, Cal a1 ° aro COMING SOON. eee ‘Watch for Theater and Date JOHN MASON & ALMA HANLON The Prices oat s tudion THE? FIBERTINE Katherine and Jar THE GAME WHiLE orry about their TM BEAR THE BURDEN Just Printers } r s t th ‘ a 1013 THIRD MAIN 10439) ''°" PA ONS. & [probably gracing the Yule io” ic cateas pogo mnraiwactin A eo, nee tide above table n't KOb. in in in STAR- fol in a c ' . consular folks in the Centra Today, Christmas and Week Empires and smaller allied states. | A Christmas dinner f the orphans n one amall job A basnador Gerard and his staff . | Berlin, together with the va consular representative tter ) hrude number more ANI 150 mout American offi dependents in Auatria ar 9 ar are =«oeual fr r in w and Hulea and Turk they amount t Leading man with Mary Pickford jim n T ta ( in Poor Little Peppina” ) that some of the h famy and the Americar tate ¢ must provide Christm aul é 93 American embassies in Lond and Petrograd, where food is ne so scarce, will have to provide | thelr own Christmas feasts. Refore the high price of food be - came a factor in England, Amban:| “These of Wony.” ot Whe Liberty. | 22> pase used to net ee wmens * * sale grocer for his compatriot Rapid-fire Comedy Drama ‘ & He and ha e Central Emp The fo Maxine Elliott’s Big Stage Success rted a surenaff chicken farm. | Wa in England aod \ , ker ita : : fe ee aes It has you either enthralled in a thrilior convulsed with laughter every second ' da the [prices became too mu e eRe he ality market |#0nlan simplici nd Ambansi prices other mem\ of the|F suggested to Washington Lasky that the “catering” could better be ADDED ( Hughie Mack in RAH! RAH! RAH! The Pawn” is a high-|done from America direct Vitagraph Comedy Riot fe drama with lots of th A month ago orders from Berlin ) " C ich anaay” at Fhe Vienna, Budapest, Sofia ATTRACTIONS |= Selig-Tribune Weekly there is a saffron Oriental tinge to] points began to s MUTT AND JEFF'S LATEST FUN PRANKS a. wae | There were appe re Pie Fp |real turkey, sage 4 oyster ¢ A DIAMOND TALE jing, candlen and other reu Vie k War who| While a Christmas dinner car Ml ase - t 4 { the |0e Without. These orders reache a paige Py. Mea PB osagss- captain who has them a ae anlaten | requested to ask any aut verted (rine commander he happens Kow - : red Joe and mar. |meet to “have a heart oa oe haan — alte the picture CHICAGO, Dec. 25.—Do you rhe ot know what a “Brachydiastenal. [tate of Se Africen diamond| elhermummadigascarensia’ Loge Sea " You don't? Weil, it’s an em- oe te bryo spenifanalies skesiaforid i pelicepod of the paleorole age, JOHN HAMRICK Second and University Serco sin the professor of geology at the ahah htt te Ties Wiad eo him| University of Chicago told his at the Colonial, Sc is one of] OPen-mouthed students. No one Charies Dick moat famous| vestioned his statement, cha ters te t central oad the PBtcn? Anyway, when the French girl xue ~~ pe : saw him, ahe fell straight away in| ith @ can Star and three days at the Colo-|love with him. She couldn't talh age marshal, A. Rosenheimer, a ’ The Right to be Hay pag but he talked Fren 6 ker, captured a burglar who the name of the fe at the Co-|%° wedding bells w p staging had obtained $1,500 b ” me from Thek.| Phe picture t* at the Class na obtaine 500 worth of jews ne to Rupert J an stare a r Tramp, a Tweed en Bia mentee saMaas eae ts is on the bill ini ite London.” Prat ngton #\y ‘ BY CYNTHIA GREY tten that letter. She would} ole tania ’ rty cause YOU to lose/have been a happy, helpful wife .-. th » you bore your husband on a i and surrounde: WELCOME, RICHARD { o edding day? and better friends th = yiSiisa as hing and scraping th ay, and I bet 10 to e er oice © ick (Bich | » flo barrel drive would be ver ard J Ikin ring ont or hel Sow P ated ana ne wo! 1.“Bilver | Tonight Until A be ays if it is REAL salary than he has today ji — ove it endure the test I would like to ask “Ruth” a s «| Wednesday Night at ov think? Send in| question, not that ask her to This Is a sur experience or bellef. answer, but for her to answer con aeesaes scientiously to herself: Isn't she 4 Dear Cynthia Grey: | am not unknowingly keeping her husband as a rule a reader of the Cynthia down? Grey column, but | read your de-| , i eoietes take partment the other day, and the 11d not tit last query, by “Ruth,” and invita will , tions for answers, causes me to coisa power and enture an opinion d , , How long can a wife endure pov chances ‘afe that: if “Ruth's erty and still love her husband? '/ husband, poor fellow, were to re ; will say until eternity! That is, If 0 per cent increase in sal they love each other as she Say8 ary the first of next month, she 4 : Why did she marry the man in cojlecte pay at the end of the ai 4 and sa the first place if he had not the h, and probably contracted fc P t . Fear not, fair one, Jack Dalto f n sie costume dou" ax wanda eaTeaet ability to give her all that she |, portion of every month's pay rons ect i wanted? Perhaps he did at the several months to come so time, but cannot now. Such beingyremarkably short time the case, | would assume that it t would wor : : was all her fault; you, no doubt n and thence into he : an Ince super-story, realize the truth in the saying that " A Bi Sh by C. Gardner Sulli- ‘A woman can either make or T'was ig ow break a man,” not financially, but) We are van in spirit, and ability, which indi-| » , Superb Music rectly influences him financially tions than we t e 3 If “Ruth” marred the ma mistake of tr . Palatial Surroundings : tance he have xpending the same effort Unequaled Service her standard o to make them better. litions, then uth” does not love her ter them 1 and Many men and their wives have! I am a BACHELOR, and am on lived, and happily, on a salary of) for the fear of getting into just the 4 not exceed $1.25 a day, and a s. Ye am lone ni ived to a ripe old age, but the h is the lesser of the 1 mansion with tin . —starring Mack Swain. ha nh making the be what | answer °“R My trouble of the Thrilling, funny and hey did have, and in t posses-| same kind ended the divorce a a tee suff.” on of each other, and in trying | court full of “s tp help each other: yes, even they She must see a doctor and talk perhaps. med fo tt things | freel to him Their troubles nd perhaps at one time or another | no nerely | money e s thought that they would have them, | husband {s lit but t y ot make themselves » home aged "1 and everybody around them mise Both try their best for ve nursing the! eri nee home but modern condi. Yort OOOO AAAI NEWS ~NOTES—GOSSIP Katherine Lee attitude ht | before photographed studio ‘T with this minute and Jane at hursday in poor Mr riain demise DOINGS IN FILMDOM MONDAY, insisted Before the Knell « of Chris tmas | he Fort warlike Turkey 'BIG CHRISTMAS DEC 1916. PAGE DINNERS SENT | ABROAD BYU.S.: 1— By Mail food LONDON, Dec Notwithstanding reity, food tickets, days and fatless weeks will bs real America mas dinners tria, Bulgaria year Thanks to Ur Sam, his diplomats and employes gener ally in the warring “foodiess” nations will enjoy real turkey, cranberry sauce, oysters, pump kin pie, ete n Dec. 26—all di war meatiess there Christ Aus urkey this in Germany, T le | rect from America, Somewhere | on the Atlantic today, or per | haps on the North Sea by now are big steel! boxes closed with the formidable ser! of the | American eagle, en route to Uncie Sam's diplomatic and happine ALLACE nd the attained contentment, | tior Picture URLITZER ch is a great promoter of pro w Am t ut Kk. Take « Had “Ruth her husband | he make a che The special Christ ad ne beginning, 14 years!o ines . mas number, “The and 8 r wr Cet as 1} he to Bund RY chool hey received, a small amount to|t willing to we he Holy City,” with scenic be sure, “Ruth” would not have | will be given plenty of chureh work . -!to do to take her thoughts off her and lighting effects, = Ld ' . ite AINLESS OWN trouble are some of the things | will be featured today PRY There are thousands of childr At Prices That Are Within Your | in Seattle who need to have sore that have made this each crowns. an || 00e notice them, Can't she read in INLESg 2s! childish faces on street. 8c your leading theatre P. ( . a5 || hardship that she, in her own ne a can understand and help light ) Find out, “Ruth,” wha matter with your health, Hold to First at Pike our home, as you vi your Continuous 11 to 11 ’ daught future. Cheer up and Matinees 10c; Even- AUSTIN bia tee 1 ‘kal pret arian Rape 15c ings 15c; Children 5c PAINLESS AUSTIN had advised he MARTHA, ‘ Children 5c |A Star Want Ad will bring it.