The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1917, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917. PAGE 7 | M : result of it ts vais bells for all a \Viola Is Own Mother, Also [#"°r"""" | Her Daughter—in Movies|" --- | 3 Days Starting are some ¢ | Stowell, ax Hell Morgar i | It stays at the Rex until Satur: | | day night 1 oman in FIFTH AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 [CLASS A The age-old story of the eternal triangle, the poor and the rich eult-| jor-—of course one is always in doubt — as to the outcome—is “The Feast of | Life,” at the Class A, Clara Kimball) Young ts the star Luke's Trolley Troubles” ts the comedy COLONIAL Buffalo Bil's adventures tn the} Il at t Colonial ots the battles be sobliery and the Plains Indians during the building of the Great Weat | The late Buffalo Bill himself plays leading role in the picture STRAND The Pulse of Life,” with Gipsy Hart he feature at the Strand Barriscale Charles Ray tween the Margery Wilson until Saturda Thursda It ta lone lorn girl finger on the pul not, and goes back to her hu home They had been friends since boyhood—had shared each other’s joys and sorrows—jackknives, tops and everything; one’s battles were always the battles of the other; they had “gone swimmin’” in the same “swim- min’ hole’—and when they attained manhood they were still the same bully chums as of old, until—well, there is always a woman to spoil it all—for a time. How things adjust themselves is the story—and it’s a mighty good one, too. You'll like it if you ever were a boy—the real sort—or if you are one; and you will like it, too, if you are a woman Four stars are featured in “As Men Love.” House Peters J. W. Johnston The idol of the matinee girl Former leading man with p Marguerite Clark ‘ Helen Eddy Myrtle Stedman Who starred with George Beban in She does some mighty fine acting “His Sweetheart” in this picture “The Bon-Bon Riot” Some riot—it starts in a candy factory and everybody gets stuck up and sticky and goulashy and stuck together and everything. You'll have to laugh hard or you'll bust at Remove the Roots Of Superfluous Hair Myrtle Stedman and House Peters, in “As Men Love,” Coliseum Thurs. |)" day T ad * P wen as the sta oday s rograms |} aaa e : i @ | CLEMMER TODAY'S PRO Playing her own mother—a wo BERTI —Seena 0 ® an scorned=-and later as Eve. Jaughter, should be hard for so Clemmer, Deginning |° does not descend the sex lure to at sweet and w Dorothy Philtips im “Mell tr Girk” I—“Adventures of Haf- COLISEUM His boyhood C. Gardner Sullivan surely kissed the Bian mney stone when he wrote this rollicking Irish comedy-romance. Sunday, Apri Julian her money hubby is » wakes up and to be a wolf in| Man as the stars &. Her mother fs an she fears to tell her,| MISSION Ten Cents An Seat , 1 in a former admire bit o° the « if music, professor ‘i One tb A ¢ Ns this master-fonture-cuper-comedy, by is discovered leaving er ‘Cousin Lucy’ of wifle’s ready cash and Original New York Company t ardered. The wife admirer suspect , a dark woman . » scene. Startling revela. j ete. Wife and former ad FOR RESULTS || ™!rer clasped in each other's arma It's “A Woman's Awakening,”| ican t Liberty, Thursday, with Seena| companion, is group of Oregon bankers here in| voted against the state of war res-| with considerable force.” connection with the establishment ution last night. They declare Emery Gimstead of the i" )REGON BANKERS of a branch of the federal reserve |be does not represent the senti-/ western National bank, and MAY RECALL LANE bank in the Northwest, today too |ment of his constituents and that | Ainsworth, president of the U, ste to repudiate, and possibly re are “absolutely disgusted and | National bank of Portland are ip SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.—A|call, Senator Lane of Oregon, who|will resent his disgraceful action | the party. e, and his itting The! EASTER LILIES Five Thousand Fine Blooming Plants at DAFFODILS SOc Nothing will show such a fine appreciation of the meaning of the day. Nothing will prove Per Dozen such a symbol of endearment as a gift of 50e and Up FLOWERS FOR ZASTIER! SEND FLOWERS BY TIELIEGRAP IE with the Hollywod “Flowergram” — service. Distance is no hindrance to sending flowers as gifts. By telegraph we can deliver floral orders through our correspondents in all the princi- pal cities upon a few hours’ notice. CORSAGE BOUQUETS in Orchids, Cecil Brunner Roses, Lilies of the Valley, Sweet Peas and Violets, Delivered in Time for Church Sunday Morning. $1.00 and Up HOLYWOOD GARDENS SECOND AVENUE AT PINE STINEET PHONE MAIN 1665 by