The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 7

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1917. PAGE —ina stirring drama of Norma Talmadge, the vive Unless serious objections vengeance — “The Jaguar's cious young picture star, is at | made, Vitugraph plans to pay Claws” — thousands saw it the Liberty in “The Law of | employ each week in Li Compensation,” an intensely. | Bonds of $60 denominations yesterday—liked it—even ap- —etaoinvbgkqeh—she’s won- derful—?—maybe— TODAY [SHOW NEW PROGRAMS Bills Bring Out New Movie Fans hange of | | 2 A Feature Extraordinary — directed by Marshall Neilan, producer of the Screen Adap- tation of Robert Louis Stev- enson’s “The Bottle Imp"— Splendid Cast: Fritzi Brun- ette, Tom Moore, Marjorie Daw and Mabe! Van Buren, headed by the Brilliant Jap- anese Actor— Norma Talmadge, in Scene From “The Law of Compensation, | Until Wednesday Night. Liberty ov ° " | Today's Programs Linkery wrne map” i rMME o Talmadge tn | Sesene Hayakaws to The Mirth of # at Fairbanks in The MISSION Matrimanine STRAND Fighter William Hart in The Gan Pickford In “Tess of the ee ee Metro players in New York raised $500,000 one day in Lib erty Loan subscriptions el Clayt Dollars dramatic story of modern Amer | des plauded it—it’s syre hum- lcan life. in this feature Mise | | Mary Miles Minter, according ming with action, thrills and Talmadge has a role which to James Kirkwood, her direc unusual dramatic situations brings her even closer to te ee eee ee eeLiun pair , hearts of her audience. The wry version of Giekens’ “Little there’s also a comedy: story leads the young heroine Dorrit. to the point of making a fatal | 55 atep, fr which she is saved Chap nex t | by the revelations of her father t called e migrar | ‘An Oriental Love,” a Key. | ‘tual tworeele me stone comedy, is two reels o e thrills, laughs and pretty girls, | ~ They go by hand MORGAN veyonces ta. ake off” on the most Clara Kimball Yo in {weaene ar, mule-back—even on the sensational melodrama of the lege te ap ond yc p Halletoge a bumpers. The minister, who season) — tees tae ae or ; has been rudely pulled from the story of a gal who lived ; This te a story of thestrical| ['* bathtub by the anxious Jim my, cuts an uproariously funny figure. which beset an on the lively side of Para- ise— An unprotected an in trying to ~ ‘ ae 5 make a career on the Grest White] .,.. comedy and scenic com yoknbgrwsr—:—you hate ‘er Way. plete the program. —you pity ‘er—shrdlu cmfw | The Gun Fighter,” with William That Sessuc Hayakawa has arrived as a star of the first magnitude was amply demon S Ha in at the Strand head of a gang strated Sunday at the Colise |i. o¢ um His lat play, “The rive Jaguar's Claws,” gives him a . vote 5th at Pike better opportunity for the ex fans AE ee . ercise of his talents than any +e anecainta: wil of the plays he has starred in for the past six months, and he | has taken antage of it to | Mary Pickford, “the sweet HORSES KILL DRIVER WOMAN FOUND DEAD) ere ucwc rie Saguare | heart of America” in geen In Claws” is a stirring drama of return engagement of her Harvey Pettit, 31, a coal and A woman who was signed on the| tye "border., {te pt Dor ge | meus Pils the. cha: that mice wood dealer living at 830 3ist ave. hotel register as Mrs. J. Smith, 108) the bold, free, red-blocded peo: her noted, “Tess of the Storm 8, was hurled head foremost upon the ad ho-| ple who are ueually found in Country,” at the Rex the pavement, and dragged 60 feet F asphyxia.| the regione where life Is rough here has never been a role , e : est } that Mary could display her wnder the wheels of his wagon, Ip every | | peal art in ae: tn: the Pole of when his horses ran away on Spring and turned ¢ f Tess. For in this wild, igno st, and Ninth ave evenit ne gas ranges. Myo of ©] rant girt of the mountains, Mary He died an hour lat the cit her identity re s seen at her best hospital. we. t ba - The scenic wonders of the Silks, Hose, Ham and | flim are beautiful, being taken | In the Swiss Alps before the Now # THE CL rom “DOLLARS AND “Their Hone 5c Third Ave. Mary in th Moe IN NOW PLAYING Picklord taying AYTON and outburst of the wer. Autos All Disappear} ', : Fe lad chicken, re ar aut 8 silk coat ast beef, gold watches, a| ,), CENTS” er hose, some and boiled ham. sively her own CAPTAIN DIVES SO WELL HIS STEAMER | LEAVES ON TIME | PORTLAND CLARA KIMBALL » World’s Greatest Tune 11.—Recause| e of Captain C. F. "arker’s a ty 4 Success—the play YOUNG igs RAE cas MAN Bae cndaer” 18 i that made Mary teamer Rose City today t# plying! famous— In America’s Greatest pe Pee aks he Lod eect | Stage achat ‘and not in dr ac on se s Ar nuled the Rose City | BRAND NEW PRINT The Easiest prov tor iaft and a diver toiled 15c CHILDREN 5c LOGE SEATS “Tess of the _§ Storm Country” Way” By Eugene’ Walter niangle the mesh. I ing e, and The fate cf a woman who et axe a dl , uld f " gt could not fight her way Me atu ua Waitin’ get alone | . ; claimed Parker, and in ten min-| This ts a story of theat utes he had freed the Hne. The| rical life, showing boldly os ae ak ok all the probler which | unprotected women are | forced to meet ir vu. S. MARINE SCHOOL TO TRAIN MEN HERE WASHINGTON, June 11 b 15c lishment of # marine school at le, to train men to take the place 4 CHILDREN of Hoensed engineers and mates who are leaving the merchant marine for 4 5c \the navy } been announced here LOGE SEATS 25¢ by the department Another will be established at dena 25 JOHN HAMRICK BB second and University ymoon Trip” a ag CLASS “A” Sc] ‘¥° razors, a diamond pin and oth Neaay ctr bal pe ll er miscellany » reported stolen | y1 4, ag o to the police Twelve sep: | oii, t f ; arate thefts ported * : }charming, mood-a t of film favorites Ethe! Clayton shares with i Tom Moore the stellar roles in CAPACITY The Matrimaniac,” with “Dolinrs and the Woman,” from Dougias Fairbanks ag the mani Albert Payson Terhune'e fa- COME EARLY | ac, Ia at the Mission. 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