The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1917, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917. PAGE 3 All FOUND BY AID OF “MOVIES” . Once m the far-reaching | power of moving pictures has | been demonstrated, this latest | instance being the r ting of a brother and sister | lost | to one another. Harry Lone dale, Selig a who has been | Identified with most of the | large productions of th om | pany, received a letter the oth. | er day bearing a South African postmark, The writer told of | | having seen Lonsdale in “The Valiants of Virginia” and other Selig plays d having long | considered writing him, as his || name was that of her family and she strongly suspected Harry was her whom she had ne years. As it arated meny he left Eng! Lonedale | again being in co nication with his sister, and the pictures | have again mplished more than reams of writing or de tective agen could have | hoped to do. | FAMOUS SIREN TO BE | AT LIGERTY Trans lay. | the | ANITA STEWART COMES |TO THE CLEMMER R In t r tr ‘ cee | }EXPeCT “POPPY” TO | BE SENSATION | , e “ were taken duct ~~ 6} Sherry and Loulse Glaum, In “A Strange | Tranagressor,” Liberty | 2— Norma Talmadge, in ' “Poppy,” Coliseum out | Sames = Ruthidge, Jr., In hed “The Eyes of the World,” Met- € Fopolitan. t the ( 4+—Rex Beach's “The Bar. bd | rier,” Strand |“THE HAUNTED PAJAMAS” 5—Anita Stewart, In “The COMES TO MISSION Message of the Mouse,” Clem- | Hareid Lockw is featured mer. e Haunted P. 6—"Fatty” Arbuckle, In “The 1 ma at Rough House,” Rex. 7—Harold Lockwood and Car- [ Movie Chatter | " Confessioas ofa Wife B = Warde par Rewspaper with MAN AND WOMAN DIFFER” frlend the mot IN LIFE’S GOAL tangy AB nog peli mage: é 4 woman, Pa re Paramount is going to make a 15 I don't I was ever cut , Paula de episode eria resenting the out for 8 w Ma i gt greatest + AR | Peed Ret earn : i fn a prod ind om us rad Sunday’s Programs ‘ Pagar he je Anew report on Ince’s settle : e t 1 | Ment with 4 that he re ee, laos, > r1 , os | Riivee $1,136 Geum ia “A pe 1 wa Bre as ee ae ‘ t answer CHILD STAR COMES | Deepite ail talk to the contrary, : TO THE REX Sr. Triangle erts that Bi Yes, I Ih be Only ¢ nd a phot Sat with the . . 4 that ! Mary Mé eee Arbuckle tn The 1 Wh Anna Little j is Harold Lockwood's ~ os " Under i A _Dorothy Phillips in Th . ° h nbers some prominent adult | is “THE BARRIER” TO BE | STARTING SUNDAY * SHOWN AT STRAND | Dorothy Phillips §:.. 2 teach eae a. “THE GIRL IN THE CHECKERED [§,\\e1t: COA 9 Full of Ration 5c fg, vital and hur s Worth the price It will be al In a ¢ THIRD AVE Ath man it usuall eans ac CLASS “A? wiietews Be. t I started to when I into this other train of Margie, was that the ra chair trand ANY seen at th SHAT | DOROTHY PHILLIPS IS STAR AT CLASS A the Girl in the Checkered Coat” Will be the attraction at the Class | bust- | wey at parent was bel Sunday, when Dorothy Phillips| PCF ae Did ei will return to the legion of admir t all my good. resolutions |@"® 8he has created thru her skill fae WE Han ao ten in previous plays of i th t morning full of |! nig 4 1" ag wl ne villain in Mi 7 NTS — and Wun, Stowell, FIRST AT PIKE RESTAURA {itp : det tiled fo hy consistently her hero,| Continuous 11 to 11 106 Second Ave. S., near if ta man who 1 | Will again be the principal players Yesler way ea esse San hg. for ail # clever supporting organization. |; described in fairy tades, New Branch avmmer stock company in the Mid is —~Iyhere fabulo jewels, the most 711 Pike St. Cle West The particular manager expensive art treasures and lovell ther place y strange as it ma un office on 42nd\cst fabrics are spread ore the h ly wanted to get awa ' nined to walk from eyes of the fairy prin an or York. I still had the feeling of a/11th st, where { boarded, up Fifth The alert youn men and 1 ar meal: leat child in a elt treet here uve. to 42nd bright-eyed, whole » young wom merchants’ hb. Our face was strange and not al-| “If Broadway looks sordid and|cn seem a part of Natur heme Che ney and Noodles have together preposse squalid and ugly except in the glare Liven the traffic officers are splen . ring your ‘And ao I # ntered forth. Yes,|cf the electric lights, there is no didly groomed and display a na a ° 4 and try our fargie, I literally sauntered, for 1, business street in the world that is|ture as sunny as the morning, Un 2) excellent Chicken had found that one must not act|/so beautiful as Fifth ave. on a June | le ou are in such a de: ate if the least bit in a hurry if o morning condition of mind that all this sun Dinner wishes to land a job in a theatrical! “The shop windows are like pic-'shine, this beauty, this joy of liv See the Star-Liberty News Pictorial! en {tag neems to ad Louise Glaum, the peacock siren of the screen, as Lola Montrose—a woman who dared the world, secure in her beauty and fascination for men. ——: a —ABOUNDS IN EASE—AND BOUND TO PLEASE hit 4 DAYS ONLY | STARTING SUNDAY THE DOG-GATCHER’S LOVE A six-cylinder canine comedy (starring the million-dollar dog ' Teddy) in which our hilarity hound follows the tickle- trail to laughter’s lair. It's Mack Sennett's funniest 2- reel Keystone in 34 weeks. insult to injury y be unhappy on a sunny June morn-| ou cannot possi Fifth ave. on »pped to look in at the win dow of a shop famed for its 1 What memories they brought to me! My dear mother’s one extray nee was her collection of lace sh had talked to me so much about them that I knew more about! good lace than most women. “In the window was a very beau tiful example of old filet which es-| ADMISSION 1Se, CHILDREN 5c as yl up into the Beauclough.” (To Be Continued) ) pect ally sintacested’ me, | mother had its counterpart xen her handle it lovingly and times, My eyes grew the recollection and I honest eyes of Lord a thou t at rrepti |tlously hunted in my bag for my handkerchief AMERICAN LAKE side me in full English accent say: Tomorrow by Steamer “‘T thought I could not be mis at service from Colman Dock, Boats leave every two hours after “As I did so I heard a voice be-| taken. How do you do, Miss New n. on the odd hour, connectin, ton? Where have you kept your I" ith’ electric car in Tacoma. ne se It all this long time? | Round trip direct to Army Post, 90 “I turned hurriedly and looked| pugmer sOUND NAVIGATION CO, i