The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1917, Page 3

“Vera, the Medium .’ Is Not ‘UH TD a “Daughter of the Poor, STAR—SATURDAY. MARCH 24, 1917. PAGE 3 Nor Does “The Little Lost Siste r’ Get “Out of the Wreck” the “Square Deal Man” Bilt Hart, in “The Square Deal Man,” Liberty WP Letiexs To Crmthin. Grey Q—I have a third cousin, whom dearly, and | am sure e. He is a perfect gen nd my parents like him but object to our marriage because we are distantly related. My moth er also says that our offspring A.—Your Kitty Gordon, in would probably be imbeciles. sow, | t alto Miss Grey, as we are only third «ont cousing, | can see no harm, and would like your advice. | wil watch eagerly for your reply 20 AND ANXIOUS. mother's advice the house. Open 10 a, m. mot a good hand at buying? to it pom CLASS “A” Tomorrow no one wants to eat it thing that we would ali enjoy you think AI thir ir t 10 centuries husband behind have been relieved the ponasibility of Among the to pla Snow-capped CASCADES A Great Show! Dear Miss Grey “Just 15,” with whom | often go out always ask for a kiss. ly a test. ilege an 1 respect the most. met “Nan of Music She's on page 4 today. FREE LECTURE A free lecture MOORE -—NO 2s a 85 William Fox’s Million-Dollar Picture Beautiful “A Daughter of the Gods” With Annette Kellermann Matinee Night SYMPHONY 25c, 50c, Not to be charmed by the beauty, thrilled by the daring and lured by the voluptuousness of this exquisite crea- ture betokens the ab- sence of red corpuscles in one’s blood. any sony IN a oo I Last Time Saturday Night, March 31 “Vera, the eb Q.—Don't you think a man ought not to give his wife at least a part of the money he intends to spend for especially when he Is gets about the same thing ali the | time until we get so tired of it that if lt hada little money | could often get some looks to me as tho my husband was afraid to trust me with the money | wish you would tell me just what UNHAPPY mistreated dad ruler : CONFESSIONS :: In anawer to I have many girt friends The first time | take a girl out | nearly This is mere Some grant me this priv some do not, and | always think the most of those whg do not. The ones who refuse are the ones EIGHTEEN. Bill Hart, the gun fighter, never Mountain.” Twice Daily 25c-50c 75¢ * Clemmer Scene From “Little Lost Sister,” Rex Grey Kitty Gordon and Wm. Hart Among —— of New Bills LIBERTY William $ the virile erner, in n's age” in the stern| ed out doora by her father Hart te trayals. The story |Since t had revenged he ‘ O'Diamonds, a Of a Wife xs *sonrows MAKE JOYS MORE” APPRECIABLE My Jett me than fall t - Vesterda rin the social scale Mary most teresting all, a reformer, tears the mask Diek The first . off a wealthy hb crite, who wes from Mary, who is perfectly to “on vic bappy in her Italian home. brings Druce to just for his paye the penalty 1 did not Incidentally, the know there vas so much bliss in the world, Marcle.” | Tutte Lost wet +t splendid hoy ts 1 Pies begs growin ® father, 10ok# | 6, r like } him, end it times ® mannerism of my hus vond’s mirrored by my little ron, |) rome ook and play t you and Dick to come | Vivian Reed as soon as you can find | Res«ie Eyton sent, for T f you would be very Margie The cast include H co Fawcett and It's at the Rex Sun t conv ns for which to be thankful never known Jack, I would have vever known Max. My life with Jack seems like a dream and I sel think of it now, Isn't It wonderful thing thet we are |‘ forget es Aldrich is a can didate for se HA y story of his at she had killed a after months of was fn prone to sorrows and 1¢ As I read, I thought iat altho ft was tru rows left always rome made for the vadening ter. erm domini¢ much dye at wa An and ther aid don't j member the text, sir Not remember the text! the horrified exclam n of God tr woman, If you cannot even r er the text ceived much m! The woman wa Sur you cannot ha good from the ser ¢ Gentleman,” with feature at beginning 1, is the ust pourtr » of linen for the g@ we 3 four days ter over her we gun to dry. She looked up sudd at 1 It i that don't under: | wiggion stand, si It is like the water I In the title role of “A Daughter of pour over this web, sir, The sun the Poor to be rat the Mis |soon dries it up and not tho least | {Ne Noor’ to | ede pa bit of moisture is left, but the web does one of ly ations is whiter than before.” The dominie went on smiling It i so 6with sorrow Like ev " crything else, it passes, but our Jos. A. Muller, Mgr oul if we have any soul v aiciudae atlateak whiter eaca time they come Evenings, Sundays. te ppd lying ga ayn An Especial Treat for You Tomorrow to Wednesday as coming over to Atlantir It is rather weer thing ook, that poor Donna, who ich fault with Bill who found so m divorced b mee and then remar ried him, again to find him wan ing, has since his death canonized him into a saint 1 miss him more and more ev T ery da he write 9 think, Margie, we Vaudeville’s Most Clever Comedy Equilibristic Trio than 1e from me I humat POPE & UNO The Limit of Animal Intelligence them to be mor w that Bill has go ind the things [ most mi wer those dea human qualities with ue real, Merele, and | am ming to put being teal—in myself and Dainty Misses in Musical in m friends above ever) (iin Moments else in the world * Truth, even when it hurts Feature more to be desired (han sham, el Iie tie haus tase proth. for Slt Photoplay In Ninth Chapter of alve to wounder ! tle while SHOWS CONTINUOUS T (To be continued) FLO ADLER & CO. In a Delightful Repertoire of Popular Songs Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne Scene From “A Daughter of the Poor,” Mission Scene From “Out of the Wreck,” Coliseum | Beastie Love is seen as a young girl,|people are her natural enemies,| ple with money aren’t quite as cold who has absorbed her uncle's ideas | However, a philanthropte old gentle-|and haughty as their butlerg, of tbe oppression of the working-|man comes to the rescue and| A comedy and scenic of the Cate nan, ar © believe that rich} teaches the young socialist that peo-) lina islands complete the programy STARTING SUNDAY BEEHEHEHH HSE SUNDAY NOON CONCERT Wallace ::. Wurlitzer o, Intermezzc .- Victor Herbert . Franz-Drdla Selected Sizet =) BILL HART IN THE SQUARE DEAL MAN The story concerns Jack O'Diamonds, gambler, gen- tleman, adventurer, fighter, quick to draw and just as quick to extend the substantial sympathy of a heart as big as the cactus and sagebrush studded plains of the great Southwest, where the story is laid with the thrill of life—as the red- blooded men of action lived it—this of adventure takes Hart from the reforms” role and creates a new character—more human, and we believe, more likable than in any of and that's going some! Spiced Her Circus Knight 2-Reel Keystone his past successes FIRST AT PIKE Continuous 11 to 11 MATS., 2:30 NIGHTS, 7 AND®@ BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE. Herman Becker’s Knockout “The Fe-mail Clerks” Snappy Miniature Comedy, featuring Tommy Toner and Ethel Underwood Thalero’s Comedy Circus: Ponies and Monkeys DUZAN & CHAPMAN Comedy Singing, Talking and Dancing SAM HOOD “The Man From Mexico” of Dogs, OTHER BIG FEATURES—10c and 20c “The Great Secret” OMORROW—1 TO 11 P.M