The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1917, Page 4

STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917. PAGE 4 Starting | Today IT’S NOT VERY MUCH FUN I Keystone Chief | Tells of Girls’ } Work in Movies BY HAMPTON DEL RUTH Editor and Production Manager Keystone Studios To reach the goal of success | a girl requires not onty a won derful screen personality and the chance to show it, but she | must have health—she must be full of life and vigor—for these are the foundation and support of her personality and beauty | it le the business of the high grade production manager to constantly look out for the signs of dissipation—the deter loration and fading that spel! ruin to the screen qualities of hie star, And new lights must be found to shine as the old | ones grow dim Girls who expect an easy time pointe TODAY-- THREE DAYS daily regime of « motion picture actres# s a little less severe than that of succe SUNSHINE ee A call to be on the set or to < location erally at & lock She has become a «slave of the sun, and must #0 arrang her life that the camera finds f life and vigor-—th arm and animation | AND GOLD natural—full o| Vivian Martin and Sessue Hayaka wa in “Forbidden Paths,” Coliseum | ture of A_ sweet little story, that ts good to look at. To becon Forbidden Paths.” The race ele | Faversham in “Squaw Man Twe 1 | with a sweet little star— a Buc usual | ne “8 a strong part in this drae Orphans. slletar cast; played five reels, first ran and ! tic romance sif-breeds and Indian parts. In MARIE 1S YOUNGEST STAR f No Man's ’ he In The Girl and the Ring, we? : : Se Re ‘Ap d's of N fan's I ; 4 T 2 a new comedy, and the oe «alan godt Lisp t the The Mar Shame" andi Universal's latest Screen w t ed in her | Miss nother pla he Million Dollar Myste | Magazine bed at 10 o’cloc for \ Sunshine and ( The 2 in human, and must rest t 4 with a perfor © of REMARKABLE FIRE SCENE c Cinderella,” given in her in| One of the most remarh |. Catleoum ‘end MASTER CROOK IN MOVIES | which « role. ;might fite scenes ever Sim eecinees ane ne William Des-| When the p 1 nt/seen in “Maternity,” with Alice wibtepet y in “Timejare all over xt| Brady as the star, at the Class A pip ey ony js." this time a day goes ding with the « Mise Brady ts ane a by a partic-| 51, CColing and CONTINUOUS froll oy a * ae ts arty able and b . air-filtering “on by gypsies, an SOCIETY IS PANNED process makes ‘ Society comes in for its share of it so “pe tribe in the William Fox win . i frama, “Hypoc at the dt ning Nt poted stage and ot 8 on t t Her part is that LITTLE MARY IS OFFICER Dr. Henry Suzzallo, who has been |obtained a | Jet mn 175.00 directing the state council of de operator After a time her beaut > discovered this ery for $20.00, of a fense, has recovered from an ill: attracted the attention of a well ses otoeapPrae ta eprerpcd He «8 Ap: Seen : ness which confined him to bed known artist, and he induced he freesone. Small bottles} Sos! — | for several days to pose for him. of {reezone can be had| jand JAPANESE STARS WITH VIVIAN Vivian Martin, the youngest and most charming of the ! mount stars, together th ue n . baygeen ste pm ‘| Ea Armat made a personal the first time that Vivian has play a ae few cents. Never limp] or twist your fa pain again, but get a bottle of freezone and | pply a few drops on} your tender, aching | corn or callus, Instant ic 1 Para , co t anc oll judging from reports, the produc yard Re + Sie wnen tee troube pears and shortly you ompany hag found an {deal cot ae: sie oes? peanical’ otk vill find the corn or | KM UNTIL SATURPAY on for a drama as po ha ‘Uy haediinas a Wee callus so shriveled and ad —_—- — {cd po om Pytrts loose that you lift It neat . ths off with fingers She holds the e in soft corn or acorn be eth while the man perform: wes, as well as hard Double Crossed ace, without suffering Por . mad hit with an Or i vithout the slightest ental dance and a song about/io ition of the surrounding akin FP ine Bs dig ty Be Eye 5 ¢,)| Just a touch of freezone on @ sore pears olfer than. The Dellar Sisters wear beautiful | corn gives instant relief arian ay Gtecehen duds and have a burlesque bula shat Beda te a way. The new pr hula dance that bring down the thousands of people of refinement] "Ot ete no poet, but a good re-|| How Any Woman Can how ‘using thie wonderful product |eiter. ‘The motion picture feature|| Remove Hairy Growths o eenmraas in parr te s] The Circus of Life with Zoe and ar filln eve t Ray | It is not longer necessary for a auired of it, and ple to us oe |woman to visit a beauty spectalist i” Come oe © le neces” (PALACE HIP |to have superfluous hairs removed at Pik. eutired The new show which opens|for, with the aid a plain dela Thursda at h Pal Hip 18) tone poste h in the privacy and ¢ € 16 1h | stubborn growth in a very few min 1 Edna Maze, and | utes. The paste is made by mix girls, who Can ling some water with a little pow dered delatone, This is applied to Fields, Keane and Walsh are/the hairs and after 2 or 3 minutes three clever singers, dancers and comedian Johnn a chorus of both sing and dance removed and the skin washed, | when it will be left clear and hair- | Harry Watkins is a funny con-|jess Be sure you buy real dela-| Actress on the Screen, tortionist and monologist | j tone Advertisement | Today Until McALISTER Saturday Night THE PHOTOPLAY CLASSIC OF THE AGE Permane, “The Wizard of the Concertina,” has a prog Classical and popular se Gerald and Griffin novel com 1 inging A Powerful Play of Alaska Is THE a THE BarRRIER STARTING TODAY QUESTION AR- BUCKLE SATURDAY NIGHT eae in hie FROM THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY o = = ALICE JOYCE Latest Riot of Laughter Virginia Pearson a ROUGH HOUSE HARRY MOREY Showing how the stroke of a pen might have barred the gates of society against a man and & woman. —AND— Shirley Mason —in— “The Law of the North” Laid North of 53. WONDERFUL SNOW AND ICE SCENERY 15c tren 5c REX BEACH —that beautiful, talented star, in her great success— A PICTURE OF DAYS WELL KNOWN TO SEATTLE PEOPLE “‘KIYPOCRISY” A story of red-blooded fighting men, told by a man who loved ; the great outdoors and knew the ways of these men —a dramatic expose of the shams Your first and last opportunity to see this virile, vigorous, of so-called high society. vital portrayal of the wild, rough, lawless Alaska of the early days, for 15 cents A picture that will live forever in your memory. ADMISSION 15 CENTS COLONIAL STRAND THEATRE|— Sc ‘ao.rek Se M. GUTERSON’S Famous Russian Orchestra. Admission 15 Cents “FORBIDDEN PATHS” —~a powerfully dramatic four-cornered duel of hearts—starring SESSUE HAYAKAWA AND VIVIAN MARTIN ich Wonthest or eamotine fas GERMAN DEFEATED [oii sheet *Siut"s "tam : IN GAFE BATTLE “sn tse’ cater ana tg United Press Leased W jin massed formation silenced Glat N FRANCISCO, $2,500. That's why he lan- urd, The arrival of hin si PPLE MARY 18 OPPICER, | p-me-emeceerone eronenerermoetnoreg EO Ree BO RENE ‘ 1 star, featured in “Dol{ . i at his be Children Ce t the Rex, is the | $ La ies! ee t {| country home near New York, com | peciodent of one of the most sig-|¢ 4 , pels Farrel to go straight, but the| 1°) Sh) O° Oe oe etowed u ' snore ever bestowed upon a |t irning up of the police and an old ree Py don. pictures by the|} on e resser associate complicate matters |United States government j ay et ae da Lied Cae PRS ALICE 1S A WESTERNER | In recognition of the very ma i Few drops on corn or callus If you value your watch, let [> Mat | Alice Joyer, who plays the part of tetial work thin child h @ in stops pain, then they lift off. } a alls of Haynes repair it. Next Liberty Early . Teacher Here} (Alice Walawright, heroine of | collecting for the Red Cross, } } into the pitfalls of so-called high theatro.—Adv. H. E. Kelsey, who came to Se |urne Question,” at the Clemmer, in b rectulting soldiers, the war) $oeeeseeereee eeecccmes rani carat —— attle in 1883, and taught the first a West girl, who went to New wnt hax accorded her the 2 Your high heels have By school on Mercer island, is here on ocnasarts at honorary sergeant In the put corns on Your 108) See Dr, Edwin J. Brown | his way to the Hawaiian isiands. United States arm and calluses on your Dd. oO. Ss. \A where he lives. i feet, but why care now a restaurant early today reinforced Fourth Avenue at Westlake ; Ohy and ws LEWIS 15 EXPERIENCED This tiny bottle holds HIMS E L F by an imperial German war bond Teer the OR. SUZZALLO RECOVERS eal aie ek: Se ; Warypate : - an almost magic flutd. | denetie’ 703 Fest A | for “Stand Up « athecl she: wet: to New i nia ft A genius in Cincinnati | tosmee Dentist parm Ar guishes in jail today ederal officers to investigate his to Jail for investigation Glaffig, according patrons of the at any drug store for a —reaineeniaenevenneincnneiaererrstu | spoke slurringly of the United ances. ust Glaffig went into battle in to employes Charles Dickens Hearts must beat and hearte must meet, Tho East is East and West ie Weet— The fires of love must burn un quenched, The hande of love forever clenched— For the human race le all akin, And hearts must beat and hearts must bleed, And one must lose and one must win— nd one must be the sacrifice 5th AVE. AT PIKE ST. aly 12.— | fig’s batteries just as a policema entered. The cop found the war bond which had been lost in the struggle. He decided Glaffig might be too waiting for loyal to the kaiser and took his Mr. Pickwick" restaurant,{should be among your acquaint F THE ae Thousands have already en- joyed the absorbing human in- terest. and thrills in this cyclonic love story. : : 3 YES Only three more days at the Metropolitan Theatre : : : Twice daily at 2:15 and 8:15. Harold Bell Wright's Great Novel has delighted 4,000,000 readers and the colossal film adaptation equally —_ receives thelr approval, {°'.: 33 wees ORLD Matinees, 25c, 50c. Boxes, 75c. Nights, 25c, 50c, 75c. Boxes, $1.00, ee aime (i eae VF