The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1917, Page 7

——ceeeememdoninenanestt tre nett oe LEAR AORENACNT OT Ha Ua STAR—MONDAY, MAY 21, 1917. PAGE 7 NOTED ITALIAN ACTRESS COMES TON. Y. MOVIES ROME, May 21.—Lyda Borel ie | ti, Italy's celebrated actress, will ¥ be featured in a series of films ¥ by a New York producer, She | is under contract to leave for the United States in February, 1918. Mer picture posing will bring her the handy little nest €99 of 180,000 lire, or $36,000, Suntecht In ‘The Garden CLEMMER—Aliee J ‘ y of Geraldine Pacrar in Joan. “Woman HA—Allatar cast in “Entote ~ Douglas Vairbanks — tn Aristocrney” | also € HEN—Dostin Farnum in “Phe Vie «inten, ST HAND Carl Winckwoll tm “Hell's | Hie Vischer tm “The Heady tn The Gilded Cage’ also comedy and seente, JOAN, THE WOMAN,” 8 WORK OF ART film that ‘ an,” at the Thomas Santscht and Dancing Girl, In “The Garden of Allah,” at the finds a rusted eaber tn Liberty. a trench where tn France.”|— ———$—— - — whet he all go, and if, Ghent, the original part played by| Yon of Arizona. | the epopular photoplay “lover,” who Builds good red blood ¢ s there is no return |Henry Mil while Miss Olayton ; vive you Sirenath and Zest ngies is the — oh Bocgarien appears as Ruth Jordan, M ret, 0. E. Skinner, president of Skin- plays the part of Eric Trent, Joan’s . » anc $s « m of oO a a « “ idy § yb 4 ot DOTra- i i Tiekies the palate at Din plate th n hin people committed | F® Of Et o » erp dere are bs 2 ing Problem” before the weekly tional prima donna, ; t Supp n r. The story of h fe es ‘- a, 5. De > m1 | oe with the late Supper, the tall} agalt ahd Ra lg, nig’ rth hi | den Teuton. Ray Chamberlain | meeting of the Municipal league at fidnight Lunch; for picnics, ne story of & woman nO TOUgs rd O'Heck with mer ed by men, ar a woma i e , the Hotel Washington Annex Tues ho kept the heart of @ Wwe 4) “The Great Divide” was produc-'447 noon the ato that vires him to a ou pare } cept the dangero mission. | “THE GARDEN OF ALLA WONDERFUL LOVE STORY | “The Garden of Allah,” a photoplay of Robert Hicheni A SCORE OF OTHER TALENTED FILM AND STAGE STARS AND Entire Armies of Others in CECIL B. DeMILLE’S GLORIOUS MASTERPIECE outings. The grains, with in—all the benefits to health and digestion of unfermented A REAL STAFF of LIFE Santschi, one of the most pop ular of motion picture players, have the leads in thie mystic drama of the East. Critics claim It le the greatest love story ever presented on the mo- tion picture screen. The love scenes between Helen Ware and Thomas Santech! are pow. erful, and in addition there is a succession of scenic pictures amazing In their elaborate or nateness. ee 5 estan apna “WOMANHOOD,” AT CLEMMER, ——_____-@_ “I know, dear, | know,’ I saidy She lala her head upon bis [PLEA FOR PREPAREONESS LOVE 18 LIKE ANY IDOL | | ay I leaned over to her and let her! heart | There ts a plea for preparedness OF CLAY lory in my armas. ‘But it isn't, you| And hoped that it might heal |in “W« know,’ I added after a moment the «mart | Nation parhood,” the Glory of the at the Clemmer; {t fs tn “Oh, Paula, my heart ts broken,” A aid Alma that night when we had) Ima raised her head and look Of grief in Joy's disguise. | reat rt thru the story ttnelf, and 4 tied ourselves in my room for a|@d at me a long while tn silence,| the film ts not a preachment in the 4 6 : chat. and then she asked, ‘Im’t yours? | ‘She held to him her suppli usta ner of propaganda. Won . | "I laughed. ‘No, dear, it is far ant hands, derfully realistic battle scenes, ex from broken. And said, “He always under | cellence of photograghy, and many stands | unusnal effects combine to give this ‘Tbat good within me picture a foremost postition among len”; pretentious and important produc Blindly she worshiped and [tions for the sereen, adored cee COMING GATURDAY “"Then you never loved Earnest reheeny pone Py rela: And brough to her whole |“INTOLERANCE™ CLAIMED Lawton,’ she said with convic estal and worshiped him. But af: papain [GRIFFITH'S GREATEST eet com en ea The Woman” |THE BARRIER” aa Ot love that never dics D. W. Griffith's great specta- » What . 7 cle, “Intolerance,” one of the What happened then? asked| k his current season's biggest hite 12 REELS—2 EPOCHS Historical and wonderful in pageantry as it is, the quiet conviction. 7 loved him She never knew feet | Alma. " | | were clay in New York, Chicago and Phil ; 4 4 oe Petigdegeethapredaty loomllpe 4 t| Until one sad, hoartbreaking adelphia, is at the Alhambra. one great thing that will make this super-drama live = he katt aaah, auto. tk eons day It is claimed to be the most into eternity as the world’s greatest cinema produc- thing out of my Iife that I can} |... ~~ dr were ae re thee Mr antantn atves ped tion is the way in which J the W ‘5 id | nev y 4} t und @ ughing le . Griff | pores Senraet bg Plame ane n | presentation of four different 4 love story is woven through and about the thrilling Aima brought out s little bag] Who, all unconscious, there | decades mighty Babylon In the r. M. O. Sipes, head of the Boston [MM happenings of that day. she had been wearing tn her) nad, mireyed, slp Pale, » cueen . oieo Making mud ples.’ the time of the Nazarene, medi- ° oops bosom. From it she took a piece 5 p pandip enti igine ibamoiastachingsty Dental Staff of Skilled Specialists, Starts at 11 A. M. Today in Alma!’ I exclaimed ded paper, ‘Listen,’ she sald. “Oh, Alm of fol “THE LD GE” between Don’ = Medici dictated to her son, ad And a Poca lege She “crowned. Rim with S |vcart is broken whed you can rien phprleen Uarvathyedt aegis who has demonstrated, and proven at 2 — 2% . sa - write such a humorous th bout an ruc jem @ e sus 6 a And gazed into his eyes be | oe aol tains most interestingly the mo- s hereafter. wh we Class ‘A’ sreise ET | eran pasted mean beyond all question of doubt, that ab- 3 thruout the ages. Se en een A Fr oes solute ‘Painless Dentistry is now a COI ISEUM hy “AMERICAN ARISTOCRAOY™ s, dear; I think one of the ° most awful things that can come) FEATURES FAIRBANKS reality. to an idol is to wake up some fine Douglas Fairbanks has no equal CAPACITY! lay to find Itself off the pedestal, ,%* ® 0-50 combination of a come: ldown in the dust with ite wonder.| ‘an and an athiete, In “American poe ful clay feet that have looked so aly tocracy,” pia ing at the Mission, ; EARLY! real, all shattered to just heaps of "® dors a lot of amazing stunts | mud.’ much as vaulting fence as high as ‘ sibticemaiaaatone DOUBLE I succeeded in making Alma) Ds head, riding aloft on an antomo-| augh, but ot Margie,” saic) Die and jumping off to hang on « CA $ MEN CURB PRI ’ HEADLINER | F + wire and flying in a “hydro.” Anide | ALL EATTLE COAL CES. Paula, wondered then if I shor WITH srer find jeff, who now worehived rian gunpowder to Me TO JOIN CORPS OF SAYS TRADE BOARD : ng it In malted milk “‘Have I got feet of clay? I | oe WASHINGTON, ARMY AMBULANCE) .,3SXc70x. May | 21—De asked myself. a “ claring that coal mine o “It took me years to answorr | “THE VIRGINIAN Dr. Sipes backs up his statements by extracting Men who have religious scru- jare charging exorbitant prices— |that question STARS FARNUM : | ples against war, or who won't | Often several hundred times thé T ' Dustin Farnum, well remem- teeth—no matter how many-—free of charge, not : lcost of thelr prod — (To be continued) ee Melia th Sik Gallch Sars heir production—the fed- bered as the star of the stage P jf eral trade commission today urge@ | Play, Is now the hero of the lat even charging for the wonderful, yet simple and ice troops, were called upon [congress to establish contral b¥ PEACE ARGUMENTS est release of the Jesse L. Lasky A Monday to Join the United |sovernmental agencies which may Feature Play company, “The harmless new anesthetic which has made it possible States ambulance units In Se. | fix prices. Virginian,” a magnificent five- i ae : SCATTERED AMONG part motion pleture production, to perform the most difficult dental operations wit! ails and Tesema, The povere which came to the Rex Sunday ment wante the organization | LABOR BY KAISER vt aks out even the slightest feeling of hurt or pain, If you completed by Saturday. HELL'S GRIDIRON” “Men over 18 and under 45 Today and NEW YORK, May 21—Gapt.| gp Jovocai eck Weeks Stats en, ae ae B Ee oraoud ef dated PAE prefer Novocain to the newer and, we think, better aida Tete AR Didi All W navy; David Lamar, the “wolf of!cteand Carlyle Blackw a P i : J 4 Wail st, snd) Maney ©, Startins |e ene Care Diackwell 16 seen method, you can have it without a cent of cost to “We need mechanica, chauf- in the role a fighting parson feure and other specialized were ridge « lity aah of who wine out in a desperate game you. tradesmen. Pay ranges from seme pond od Boh ar Ae - oF ited vaced in a mountain fastness, 5: $15 to $90 a month.” tions traffic between the United! wrere the hand of man 1s set You do not have to order other work when you States and England ' Apply at the Ploneer square IN A BRAND NEW DE LUXE EDITION : . _, /against him. Playing opposite Mr iting station, Rintenlen, according to secret! miackwell # that popular and bean have teeth extracted free. We also make a’ thorough OP rte teas The G nervice operatives, was the head tent ptar, June Hlvidge, who tn 8 ene Nation cf @ gigantic ring which scattered | soon first as a famous actrenw and areful examination of all your teeth free E PE AN THE sr‘atans oroeanda, asdf ern, itu a «amon Acree endl amd careful examination ofall your teeth fr FINE TYPE ANSWER’ i Peace arguments among the labor |e) gehool teact | % Zoston Dental Company has an established The finest type of men in th organisations. The ring harassed |" ae pics peas stig Dishes Tionttea “States "have. heeded the|g| ALICE JOYCE IRGINIAN poe ene mee O01 At Bt 207 ALION BRADY ATARD. IN reputation for fine dental work. Charges are ex- government's call for army officers, and eresnise’ labor troubles im thet | wre GILDED CAGE” : ; jiu the opinion of Oscar Thompson, HARRY MOREY plants With no knowledge of the tremely reasonable and in every case the patient is brother of Adjt. en, Maurice i eeeres evil and deceit of the world, " : Thompson, writing from the Pre. “Womanhood” ts perhaps THE PLAY THAT MADE DUSTIN FAMOUS WALSTAD 18 BURIED sheltered from the troubles told in advance exactly what the amount will be sidio officers’ training camp. Most|Mf the most wonderful of the Herman Walstad, « leader in thé) and worries of her parents by of the men, he says, have had of recent date AND fight which gave Seattle pure milk, the protecting watohfulness of military experience | Sone n 4 as throsr was buried at Washelli Sunda the convent sisters, suddenly oer stamped “and ‘cheered dume Walstad was manager of the Kr deprived of this protection and ALL WORK GUARANTEED some of the most ati toferson dairy for many years and thrust Into a_ position where ring mements of the play, j president of the Seattle Milk| deceit and cunning were essen- Recs, OT Dealers’ assbelation He fell to! tial to power—would YOU be Go to the Right Drug Co by IN HIS LATEST FUN RD his death from tho Livingston ho-| able to rule an overtaxed and 5 169 Washington ge. | ‘pamotel Made by His Own Company tel 7 hureday night already half-rebellious nation? | oe Oe en EeTnn Le “| you a careful examination | The Butcher Boy [READ STAR WANT ADS]| givtront, dainty tle Alle . eS an ae at the Clase A. , 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. FREE. ; _ Bs rs *_e > ry ” t lok td 7 Children 5¢ BULL BROS) no yoNoll** (Opposite Bon Marche) Riettumunes! CLEMIMER uidren «> , . 5 Ora | Honse Peters is co-starred with | ter. We save you money and give Mesattic’s Best Loge Seats 25¢ t Printers r i Jus Pthel Clayton in Vaughan Moody’ the best pessible treatment. Pheteplay House : JOHN HAMRICK |] 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 J Amorican play, “The Great Divide,”| 4] SECOND AND UNIVERSITY at tho Colonial. Mr. Peters is to i \ ia