The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1917, Page 5

STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1917, PAGE 5 % TAYLOR HOLME I I T TAY] > wid S IS IN TO iS | Men’s Wash The Rhodes Co. reator of “Bunker Bean” Says He's on the Winning Side Now . AYLOR HOLMES has said ayof people and tts productions per fact, It 18 detrimental, for the cam Ties, 25c permanent good-bye to the | tit an unlimited and more realiatio |era, particularly In close-ups, regis: | tet dabei ages horny kta to Kodak Films Promptly Developed | Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST you stage, He is in the pletures to | feld for settings, Such a combina stay At leant that Is the present! tion, with the proper acting, was|reinforcement of expre pttitude of the noted comedian, ac- | bound to win out, I believed. There. |comes painful obvious on the | , —_ cording to an interview he granted | fore [ decided that sooner or later |ecreen. My tests showed tht Wi at the Essanay studios, He is now|1 should get on the winning side.| Accustomed to the afd of lines tn omen § being filmed in his screen debut, | He 1 an Jregistering his expr jona, the] I e 81.00 Per Ween Kifictency Edgar's Courtship,” a Holmes has been a close student |actor tn speaking extemporancow 0 l irts or Week u oe pee Week medy-drama adapted from the lof the motion picture industry for|ly in hia scenes for "Efficiency | veraus 200 Fem Week story of that title by Clarenc Hud-| some time and is a master of its | Edgar e Week ington Kelland, which appeared in| technique, insofar as theory goes, | “One of the most surprising fea: | P. 1 10 the Saturday Evening Post. He! Thus he was not altogether a ten-|tures of the industry to me," he a air ° ‘ an ‘ hos been retained as a permanent |derfoot when he joined Exsanay ald, “is the apparently inexhaust ‘ in Essanay production However he sald, “I have alrble supplie of properttes and Main Floor | have been phinning entering {tremendous lot to learn. One of scenery. There appears to be Upper Main Floor otion pictures for two ye M Ty chief difficultigs is in refrain. | enough furniture to equip an entire ther t Holmes stated You see, I have) ing from an exaRgeration of ex-|city from a millionatre’s palace to ANY eg a fue J-sur r one always belleved the screen would | pression which is necessary in|a pauper’s hovel, and suffictent A IN te t entually surpass the stage as an} stage work to get the effect over! scenery to bulld that elty, with a| picking u to appre ¢ i amusement industry comes | the footlights. 1 find thfy is not|/few mountains and deserts for a ; ' eaibat Tub Skirt r it it with reach of the ¢ test mass necessary in picture work, In! by round | s ils ' : 7 the best a baie o ’ } ¢ “FlapjacKs pa ral help eu | _ - to mak ij g berric ire she Jul | p t uly fale | in Picture) Gr’ other. gardening 4 f very smar Oak Library | my eee 4 ; ( t and ‘pleated $22.25 | Today's Programs , ‘ies in- the M ect Oak — Library | } we valk , V hite $16. 75 | Lannwry—« Neban in “The ( These amed Oak = Library Cook of Canze e. best of sat CLEMMER Withlams in “The . 7 special $11. 25 | Maelatrom cafe [ ; Se ia suing tained % ite Si Golden Oak brary The Love That Lives.” te MISSION—Hianche Sweet in “Those th Withoot Stn. REN —M Little Mich STRAN Love Thiet COLONIAL—Theda Bara in The Eternal Saphe $17.75, » Pickford in “The Poor rt retchen Hartman in The | Petticoats $2.95, $3.95. Wri Walt $15.00 : Shaan” 5399 ff cases sntte eso Chas and $5.00 = Summer Style eveata $23. 75 | tock $14.00 on Camp,” at the Liberty Upper Main Floor at $30.00 Mahogany Library Table. orge flips the “flapjacks” around eal Trimmed Hats special "$21.75 | 8" « $11.25 ts igh ae eta ‘FOR hare Special at $7.50 igi Mas Sor ,.,| SEATTLE STEEL =". diy wee ie ee i, tieu m i are WE Hats in this selec nals shield their accom poos contain too much alkali, which tor © auspecte to con n te elect Lendieitiislie of Summer ts ry injurious, as {it dries the graphically display ut ¢ » r tyles, an assortment that scalp and makes the hair brittle Macistrom, * at the Clemmer pare of t ¢' ade Th best thing to use is just plain o Sk Fel, etd auto tiar of the nig gher gr ae mulsiPied cocoanut ofl, for this is Plime. may come and filme rein ite aiica ) the pi ‘ yles pe f t , e is pure fand entirely greaseless. It'S ny vnited Press Leased Wire may go, but the advertising f fost ’ k , are charm very ®heap, and beats the most ex- SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.— pe Mo ul atte ele ing examples of the millin- pensive soaps or anything else all , “a | er’s art and include Milans, to pledes. You can get this at any, Formation of a $20,000,000 Pauline Frederick sticks her The Lisere ind - Hemps im drug store, and a few ounces will steel corporation, with smelt: hands into dirty scrubbing water abies ot : eicue ana ie id last the whole family for months ers, steel mills and blast fur; and scrubs a floor in her latest plc White n straight and Sov Amply moisten the hair with! sees to be located on Lake |ture, “The Love That Lives,” which Silks and White brims cy are showy Water and rub it in, mt a tea ‘wtih ‘ is now playing at the Coliseum | _ Tops with elastic v in Black, White, Gray, OW spoonful is all that is required. It ashington, near Seattle, is cee | and in a splendid miscellany : Rose, Purple and Natural mak: « of rich k i eee a le, that 2 >. - * = bs i, Pe ee wn, pate halen ese one 10 ee Vem Gan “Srwere resegerne: ® z ee 2 Se nd are trimmed with distinctive flowers and novelty creamy lather, clean: rou today Ford and a motion picture baie Mablord la rks Be in” ® propriate for amer wear. A Raw $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.50 and ao and rinses out easily The hair D. C. Jackling, W. H. Crocker tere. lary Pickfo in he Poor Little Rich Giri,’ ex cor te range of lengths and Regular , Phe Si: , 315.00 an a dries quickly and evenly, and is witiam Pigott, of Seattle, and eet ah ’ " * mG ————- (| waist measures 00. Sp choice $7.50 een American army as!) rant oir soft, fresh looking, bright. Muffy.| other Western finan Wary and easy to handle. Besides, organizers of the proje * are the As a winsome daughter of the France with the South, Blanche Sweet ix scoring a| special artist, a 5 Mt loosens and takes out every par The plant will turn out pig tron. success in “Those Without Sin,” at| pled with guished success for . ° ! |. seen 11 ticle of dust, dirt and dandruff— structural shapes and ship plates the Mission. The picture turns | London pa 1 the Boer war Sea stuff needs running tides, | Seattle Movie Men ERLANGER ON COAST Bk wie 2 Sil so to Advertisement. on a large scale, the promoters’ back the pages of history to the| (ee | And then besides— | Open Portland Show establishment of the road eee 'plans calling for the largest steel days of the Con racy and the; Wallace Reid is to appear with/) A man who's found , pen Fortiand show Td PROMOTE STOCK ::: pany . ; working establishment west of the evacuation of Richmond, in expec-| Geraldine Farrar in her firat Art) ) Washed ashore. {| The Liberty theatre, in Portland, mts LORE } fe mgnt,| Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.'s giant tation of attack craft picture of the Mins ) He falls in love Will be opened today by Jensen Gl "poars aun get lene blatf; plant at Pueblo. 6.8 @ | Farrar has return o the Lasky ( With the maiden 1 Ascend popsetees | PORTLAND, July 17. — Promi The company has already ac Weill, any way, they can't | studio, after a motor trip with her|{ Per above. Von Herberg. The two Seattle none pacific Coast theatre men of quired a 500-acre tract on Lake! film a minstrel show husband, Lou Tellegen, to Lake|{ And the man has movie magnates purchased the OF) Caritornia and Oregon met here to- Washington as the site for the oe | Tahoe ) Coin, of cours pheum theatre, in Portland, somelgay with A. L. Erlanger, New smelters, furnaces and steel mills, “A Poor Little Rich Girl,” at the! BOER |{ And takes the gir time ago, and completely remodel-| “47 With *) ee ee Third and Madison ‘ nae ae and contracts have been let to the Rex, should charm every one who Sens Mann, minus his mus ache, |} Away by force! ed {t into one of the finest picture th i hesamaee to beset uss ie or- vagy wed gy Ape Pacific Improvement Ca. to fur- sees it ardiess of age. and teach | “ll appear in tho Gladys Brock-|{ houses in the Northwest pSenwation Of & Stock § Comp Ee SESS Kind the war wilt neon be © aish coal from its fields tm thela moral teat te well worth learning.| Well photoplay now being made at | oo = : ~|which will produce the latest p : state ot Washington. With the inimitable Mary Pickford |tbhe William Fox studio in ae at the same time as their New Se, ray? in the stell ‘ole, and staged by a| ¥ood, Cal. A “Jaze” band attra York oductions in ities. a ‘Tbh nadtae, ie » a /ed Hank and he begged Dire | > ha e Marx of the ttlieb-Marx ng| Turner to allow him to work in the of San Francisco; Albert Leob, |set while the band was playing. He } Ban Francisco, and W. H. Wyatt, For appetite controts master, this subject will strike eiesmapeagilpal | WHEN M” RRIAGE Is A FAILURE \chord of favor among the ercues to » Atagingining ee and old alike for its po rane Gorrie Se am ¢ caaknge urely marriage is a failure when tain, educate and surprise. | Was probably the highest paid “ex _S| Los Angeles, are among ali- Om every SUIT. COAT, DRESS an4}/ i, essential purpose, the raising of ee ltra” in the world eae ‘ fornians attending today’s confer At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS! | a family of children, proves impos The food commission should a acne TIRED LOVE DWINDLES @) Do 40 you know, little book, your | ence, DOROTHY PHILUPS: STORE. jsible. In the childless home the, par throwing of custard pies. AM U S E M k N S greatest charm lies in the fact that ¢ SECOND AND UNION. Teateigd GkER Teka. Gochatieen » pete oe TS M INTO TOLERANCE ~\t “ry start mat with one thing in rs b | more or unconscious of the] £) Paso, Tex, was thrown into| tind and desire to tell you, and) Pf ate Und ie : |fact, grow disappointed and lonely. fevered agitation when an automo | WILKES P]) Once in a while, little book, 1]then perhaps my thoughts wit ty LA Un er Arms The Price sof Silence” Lacking the best tie to hold them) pile loaded with armed Mexicans | Fifth and Pine, Tel. fet the opinion of a man and a| te an ther tangent a ad go wan - p together they are likely to drift'gwept thru t ity. apparently on tahbnsh woman on the sate subject, so | dering fn Ims of philosoph Nights Matinees near e are | d dreams apart, hence many separations and | guarding a number of Americans as |} wed. and ee 1 cin Compare thant | 14 iracfe divorces. rife . BROKEN THREADS word by word, sentence by sen-| Whether I record thoughts or ac- | The erlginal liquid halr pemover te prisoners. Indignation ran Sat the eafest, quickest and most eco- 10c 5c If every wife, whose physical|thru the streets as the «ight of the A Romantic Drama of T tence, thought by thought them with the | Schusel wists semen ae state prevents motherhood, would armed and speeding autos brought By W. rn I had been thinking of what d boundless cal but try that great remedy, Lydia E.| visions of raids and battles | J Sighte, 20e. 30e Eliene told me about never having puts me 2 ; :. ; ons oF ruse : peace with myself and the world. | Tuesday and Wednesda Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound,| Then the truth came fort j ny secrets fron whom | peace ¥ ¥ y there would be far fewer childless) The m and 1| You see how much good it doe: ———<—< $$ jine was a movie car, those secrets conce 1 | ns and prisoners were NEW PANTAGES came to the conclusion she was |to talk to you, little confidant You NOW | ctors, and the purpose of the raid| 2:90—Nights, wrong in the fact that she started |Clirify things for me in a way no was for a se in the photoplay, from the wrong premise ther can do. PL AYING “The Love Thief.” at the Strand. | In her cose she could not tell the| The joy of roaming about the| . 2" | ndless Vistas that only a mix U f le sai travel certainly makes up fo in a Speaking of movie salaries Is oe vente a makes up for boys, as they were too young | Scinabarntrutivs ive Lin “hal oF ~ular|mMany @ weary hour of hurts and in her Cured Without Drugs! Cee see Other Big Acts 106 SAN MG oes ae ine ienudes, te, inoning |troubles to body and soul. T would Night A Harry had told her everything, ana proof of the tragedy. In looking Great Success were homes. pes Mexics A romantic but true-to-life story {t over I came to the conclusion "ot tell even myself, little book ssent-day Ame dreaded was the|the things I have told to you. I what rol can life is un ne pip Ta eS BO ame hg ee overcome ner. |the Colonial, in which the famous |) Afterm Arthur La Vine & Co. Isn't that what we most dread, tia oer easae’'t would make Con nna-lactress, Theda Fara, increases her || and { Dalay ¥ little book? Most of us do not look | ants of Ii because of reading mine, I n Pat to print » you to that already great international fame.|{ Wed. | Roederss to | She acta the part of Laura Gubbins, a youthful inhabitant of the under | world upon our sins as sins until they find us out That will have to co hence, however, when the griefs have become unc recollections; when the 1 have always thought that thing | “ee Afternoon » call remorse Was only fear of found out, Perhaps if 1 had nitted murder, | might wish I ever taken life, even if no A film on the screen is worth wa REAL PAINLESS 3 ce ; ‘ one could possibly identify me as mee - . Robert Vaughn, Thanhouser lend % y ‘oad which leads from p: res is a native f e oie Wars ahee ane, ene nae: t ong, and the presen started his career as an artist and to think {f any one does any-| eans a surcease of soul turbu | was successful from the beginning thing short of that, the conscience In “ ‘Her’ New York.” at the Class does not make much outery, except A has the part of Stuyvesant te nue up the agony of fear of de we a e ork bu io a tection ay, wabroken |with women | as you do, read what I just told ou are too wholly, selfishly | you, it 1s probable he would jump |™ine—my life—to share you with at the conclusion that I had com-|#ayone else mitted every crime on the calendar (To be continued.) | necres them with with the possible exception of mur [steer iho, ka | GOSSIP | healthy condition, tte you sieep,| Charles T. Dazey, author of the nll : ana eect mu seer classic of bygone days, “In Old der. You and 1 know Margie é ute aswic « gon n | f 3 Kentucky.” is now a member of |{® erder to Introduce our new | Waverly pretty well, little book /100 FOREST FIRES cred of joys have the land of me lence, and has seitled down into a numbing 4 we are apt} to call content ess whi pourr # THEATRE | organs, Tt atv Fourth Avenue [Perens oe gs Between Pike and Pine the scenario staff of the American (whalebone) plate, which t# the ang we know that in her humanly ne Santa Barbara, Cal, Mghtest and strongest plate known, oa) way, she has always tried to| BURN IN NORTHWEST) | | | Film comp oe foes not cover the roof of the! g, what she considered right mouth; you can bite corn off the | ier ideas of right and wrong it ft ine nave found new {from Goldwyn, and they say it's|Cob; guaranteed 18 years. jinay not be those of some other new hope, after they had met! reat coin Gold crown +: $3.00 | people, but such as they are, she jure after failure, and had a “ee ves » to rode of e@ m » with failure ofr sg anything agaie $15 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 lives up to her code of ethics—al © Marsh gets $2,000 e' ye Greatest invigor-| Mae Marsh gets $2,000 a week PORILAND, July 17.—-A hun dred forest f s are burning in the} Northwest todey, This is t |mate of timbermen here, based | Weather and war permitting, vce er eres + $5.00 | solutely | fo | aeseme Ce: cease $5.00 ore never Hes to herselt—she|tpon the reports re never excuses herself from actions the would not excuse in others. Above all, the one great thing, the i one essential thing, the one para-|ed in the Umpqua national forest | By United Press Leased Wire | | | mays Poor is r * Little Rich Gil’ Appeals to Every Mother, Father and Child EXTRA NOW PLAYING Gladys Hulette —IN— HER NEW YORK” | ived by the arious forest offices thruout the Northwest Thirty-six fires have been report era | “all or write for our beny a FREE | utstsocpage book, whirh Douglas Fairbanks is harboring | 114g, wark, per tooth, Kold $3.00 th all about our treat-| thoughts of a trip around the world | | BOOK | 4. |next summer White crowns aay eC A—BSc 4%, Consultation free. Ottiog hours: 9 1 Gold fillings . —Class A— a. m. to 6:30 endaye oF ave Buster Collier, who appeared in lings an . : Third Near Pike | by eppointment. Phone Main 6470 lmptangio's “The Bugie Call,” 1s tol nin ti mount thing she has learned in all/@lone. The flames are fanned by | Platina fillin this jumbled life of hers is toler-|® Stiff breeze and are beyond con — Se ———— Th lectra-Vita Co. appear with Jack Pickford in a ple: . e El Vi lturization of Mark Twain's “Tom| All work Byarentoss fer.gk Zeer | ance trol, Sidi beiestinilesentienineenmmmemssionniniil Room 206 Empress Bidg. l maine | Have impression day. Exam-| Tolerance! I wish, little book, it ” * (READ STAR WANT ADS 10161 second Ave., Cor. Spring | Sawyer ‘ae | {Bg And ent Ldvice tree |was @ short word like love, Why, | Little Mary McAlister Greatest 6-Year- Old Child Actress, in Samples of Our Plate as I write it, it seems to me it ts King George sa Werk, We stand love. Not the mistaken idea that) German F. amily N h ame| Parse «| | Fay Tincher, star of the stripes, call and - - — — is now in New York after three and Bri years in California we in our fallibility call love, per ee Most of our present patronage '@ hans, but the great, boundless love | By United Press Leased Wire patients send their friends to me because they Brantis X Gusinaniand Bevery | recommended by our early custom, that “wraps not only me about, but LONDON, July 17.—King ere, whos that which takes the whole great| George dropped his German have been treated right Jayne are soon to appear in “The! tatistaction. Ask our custo 4 Bayne va work universe within {ts sheltering| family name today for himself * * " ” e ted our “ One Dollar Cash pays for Consultation, Treatment Compact,” a seven-reeler, and the) have ten 4 you are in the " ‘The g ne Dollar Cash pays for Consus first, production under their new| tour office, be ware son wee ou folds and all the royal family. He | Wonderful and Medicine Metro contract Ld Little book, perhaps I have never| @announced to the privy council onderfu! DR. EVANS : cee HI Cut - Rate jloved Dick as I should—it I had 1] at a special meeting that here- Event” “yece ye . , Love, star of World- would have bees more tolerant of| after the royal house would be | c 4 401 Peoples Bank Bldg., Second and Pike St. Pelycdiledg-depe Made, has received | Dentists | )\, weaknesses, Is it possible that| known by the name of “Wind. | me Sen “AS 7 10 a.m. to5p.m.;7to8 p.m. Sunday, 11 a. m. to 12 loffers from two leading New York 207 UNIVERSITY ST. |the virtue | have vaunted so proud-| sor” instead of the Germanic | ¢ ’ ‘ iilustrated publications to go to! opposite Oe, ‘ly to you ts not mine? Saxe-Cobura and Gotha. |