The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 6

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Seattle people are astonished at! he INSTANT action of simple buck ete, an mixed SPOONFUL TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY OF FATE” A PRODUCTION WITH A STRONG APPEAL TO THE BEST AND DEEPEST EMOTIONS The threads of fate separate a girl from her parents and enmesh her in love, intrigue and riches M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA MUSICAL PROGRAM Selection, “Serenade” By Victor Herbert “Waltz Dream” By Strauss ADMISSION 15 CENTS Booth Tarkington’s Adventurous Romance x — OF CANAAN PICTURED BY THE FROHMANS THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN A MODERN HUMAN INTEREST STORY OF A BOYS TRIUMPHANT STRUGGLE AGAINST GREAT ODDS ve BOOTH TARKINGTON AUTHOR OF PENROD =THE FLIRT: THE GENTLEMAN FROM INDIANA = SEVENTEEN AND OTHERS NOW PLAYING—L imited Engagement. Continuous Daily 11 a.m. to 11 p. m. 6 Big Smashing Acts—1,000 Scenes 2,000 Players Featuring Edith Taliaferro And JACK SHERRILL A Cracker-jack Picture—One You Will Not Forget Extra Added Feature COLONIAL MUSICAL COMEDY CO. Mirth, Music, Pretty Girls 15c COLONIAL ,i.7°.. FOURTH AVE. AT PIKE ST. 8 TRENCHES STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1917. PAGE 6 DOINGS IN FILMDOM wa eee || 3 Days Start \NEWS—NOTES—Gossmp | °° “Today” Willard Mack’s great crook play, Ran for two years on Broadway. It’s a big, two-fisted story with the absolute limit of thrills. It’s clean—but rough Kathlyn Williams, in “Out of the Wreck,” =. Coming to the Coliseum HIGH HEELS PUT CORNS ON TOES : Tells Women How to Dry Up & a Corn So It Lifts Out Without Pain Today's Programs CLEMMEM — Vie Talmadar tn ") Joe Jackson the thousands TOMORROW-7:30 and 9:30 high heeled They promise not to get fessional models will display before-Easter fashions. ‘eat of Haynes repairs watches, jewelry reasonable. Liberty Theatre Bidg. Asvertisoment Willard Mack's ga! | comes to the Coll-| William Courte is being robbed of her all oapital cases away . these painfo ate of an « € led free Mambers of the weaker sex who|family or her “gen’Imun friend” i WILSON RIGHT, SAYS orn or callus without the slightest are in doubt as to their Easter and|ol4, both in song, story and real 9 upon the tender, aching corn stops| night. And hubbies whose fraus do|is presented in a new leht and in * a aticky substance, which dries |the most ravishing and beautiful/ A! St. John, the athletic Key-|ciared former United States Sen-| the corn shrivele up and| The two little tots who conrulsed 7) his ow hat 11 heir a ac o puc or skin. Cut this out and try | what fr t attack of buck| oe ivania coal fields ana 9 tie a ses action in “Threads of Fate,” Clem- supreme sacrifice for one of her ore | ‘Piles Appears in § crock. ara:na, nay stars. Each other feature on the program | Today | The traveling salesman finds |oe ryramta the Be Saturday dom |wait, for @ free trial, of ‘Pyramid a girl send coupon for with Frank Mcintyre, at the Mis lockjaw are the result of woman's For Ifttle there can be ob | Keep the Wife in on ¢, wh in tfictent to rid danger or inconvenience. spring costumes, should visit the/life. But tn “One of Many,” which the soreness and shortly the entire| this should put their money in ala new way. “We are right on every point of » moment it {x applied, and thou- | gowns of the reason will be on dis-| stoner, is featured in a comedy ator Samuel H. Piles Wednesday without inflaming or audiences Iast Frida ht, will be| CLEMMER i it m1 both u ‘e ee oe eee ao hunting mother, form much of the | Y bear ord |mer, which opened Wednesday COLISEUM The second Max Linder comedy, eee | Show 5 himself in a small town on Christ- it Ie What You Ai Are Looking Until . Te minutes later he finds that] Pile Tre a 50c box at any Night Only A sion COLONIAL PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, od amid pullding., Marshall, Mic Kindly wend me a Free sample of Pyramid atment, in plain wrapper, Street EX-SENATOR PILES) COLISEUM :- “KIC IN” Five Acts Starring Mollie King and Wm. Courtenay LLU ar lh hi. Han ae i Whine’ the little tots who captivated the entire audience last Friday will appear again. “scared,” and not to fall off the stage. Also 9 pro- night in an address before Men's club of the 8 rk’s chi “The man is a coward who asks president to warn Americans ships that ply the seas. And President would not have worthy of his high position if ' |had not asked congress for sow \to arm our ships.” ‘0 heal your skin— i it will get well anyhow!" you | say? Perhaps it won’ Maybe i it will get worse instead And think of the discomfort and embar rassment it causes you even now. Isn't it better to get rid of the trouble by using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap? Doctors have prescribed the | Resinol treatment for over 20 years, 80 you need not hesitate to use it. estmod usually stops itching instantly, All druggists sell Resinol Ointment and Resinot | Soap. Fora free sample of each, write to Dept.4dit, | Resinol, Baltimore, Md. You'd better try = op ——Z 0 iicidal habit of trying to cut —— tained at any macy quarte . Hy . . ymacy @ quarter! Show Night, Fellows every bard or soft A few drops applied directly | Coliseum Fashion Show Friday | opens at the Liberty Thursday, & corn, root and all, lifte right out. It | vault and throw the key away, for| Frances Nelson is the star. eur Soveign . Falations. tedhy."; G> sands of men and women use tt be-| play. |The Winning Loser.” irritating the surrounding ts-|there. | They have recovered one Sudden death, the Camorra ‘PYRAM i D Tho story of the girl who makes) ™€r: WHICH OP ines tar Kick In, Lectures “Max Wants a Divorce, ill be the MIOSION he Quicker You Get a Free Trial ‘Trea ° mas and settles down to die of bore } Dealsiiienmsatien, Sb ren wail drug stor et relief now. If by crooks, and said T. 8. has the package in plain wrapper, fight of his lifetime in freeing her) @nd get rid of itching, bleeding and |from their meshes. But he wins. |2ionrectal troubles. Take no one | It's in “The Traveling Salesman,” : udying law and peddling papers je despised by everybody, is father. Canadian Highlanders Leaving the village he goes to the Fought in Front Line Trenches Tabor is being defrauded by man who once had thrashed him. | It's in “The Conquest of Canaan,” Battle of Flanders Ph vil Bln arc | Is One of the Four Survivors of George Washington,” will remain | Battalion of 9,000 at the Rex for the balance of the} young lady in the boarding school | to whom the name of Miss George stty tough. Joe Londen thought elty ating from law school| Battle of Somme He 4s her before the court Battle of Ypres REX week ‘ Decorated by King Albert Washington {s satirically applied | | it so and especially when he wa Seaforth 16th Batt. peetia a0 oy Tie he returns and finds that Ae : : and ves her fortune, winning her Battle of Observation Ridge for himself. Marguerite Clark, in “Miss Marguerite, in this picture, is a of Belgium see Picturesque New Bedford, famed Hear Him Tell of His Thrilling ; j : : nh song and story, as the center of Experiences the greatest whaling industry in the world, in its prime, and lately the home of 4 pat woolen in- austry, is the background for “Miss Petticoats,” Class A, Alice Brady stars as the daughter of a deserted mother, who has had a hard time coming out ahead in the game of) A LIVELIHOOD SHOULD SEE THE BIG SMASHING DRAMA CLASS A No Advance in Prices Each Show Today and Until Saturday ol Night Only WR STRAND Martha's Vindication” ts the ADDED ATTRACTION seiey wites et Cae cae TO OUR REGULAR SHOW ed ’ with Joo Jack edy is “Gypsy Joe,” with Joe Jack son, tramp comedian Marguerite Clark _ in TO INCREASE CORPS: Miss George Washington 15c — Children 5c Loge Seats 25c Organiz » of a signal Ca battal © Washington Nation al Guard will begin Thursday night result of ¢ plegre 68 unite the recruiting of th units to} JOHN HAMRICK jand @ total strength of 170 men, Second and University Znd.& UNIVERSITY WHO WORKS FOR LITTLE LOST SISTER |) COMING SUNDAY NO AVANCEIS® we Sy Baer k we boamg T3ez2 Ses _ >