The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1917, Page 4

¥ STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT, 4, 1917. PAGE 4 WILLIAM FARNUM TO PORTRAY JEAN GFO.M VAves IN HUGO’S GREAT STORY One of the most welcome of the many important announce. menta made this year about motion picture plans and pro. ductions is that a complete and superb cinema version of = “Les Miserables” is under | | N. J. The results’ are showing | daily that the subject will be a| way. | Work on this great photodrama | in has gone forward for some time at | the big Fox studios, in Fort Lee, 1] \| | masterpiece of sereencratt, Wm. | Farnum, the gifted favorite of the silent stage, is appearing as Jean Hh Valjean, tn Victor Hugo's death:| ae | al nt D less classic, Farnum ts infusing a} : . . : ; » fineness of characterigation {nto hia) Keys to 1 may Portrayal of the immortal Valjean | ae Baldpate hich is worthy of the wonderful novel from which {t is taken, say \, = >= Se es reports. LIBERTY (George Beban) 1 ie ‘There's a laugh and a tear in al! oie x most every scene of George Be Hy ban's attraction, “Lost in Transit,” POSITOOTLY!!!/ Lomsht and | wich ts shown at the Liberty for| Wednesday | the last times tonight. Tt ts a hu manly interesting story of every- day life-done tn an extraordinary way, with the usual superb Beban| |portrayal of the big-hearted Itallan for which he ts becoming world | famoys | COLISEUM (Geo, M. Cohan) | George M. Cohan is at the Colt ht and Wednesday, in| - H jon of one of his own plays, on Keys to Bald | pat In the part of George Washington Magee, the nove’ o makes a wager that he cag it@ a story in 24 hours, the cir cumstance on, which the play ts built, George } given great ‘op-¢ portunity to nt his famous ary MacLaren aftd sist: characterimtions am! mannerisms Ys are taking active tagerest in _ Floto cirow, ® mow @ith Che | Red Cross work fn Kos Angeles. Keymem» Comudy compuny, MISSION (Harold Lockwood |Dresse¢ as Red Cross nurses, the Plenty of action ami tors MO star ape ber sister have been in-| - Pathe olaime that tra, Vornan ments mark Lockwood's el in nme 8 hang Comic ty the henateertiond Som | feature, The Hiddes Spring.” jue fee thw oF gpmioation. an in Amerie, eng thar far the) Jota Cane hue ween aldad we the eantotly. fet of World Pictwree K’S ine RANGE MADE The Product of the Highest Skilled Union 3 py ty Ey hg Labor in America Sat see cae ccamnenen | BUCK’S renowned RANGES and HEATERS are made at a factory and sold at a store that recognizes the modern, pro- gressive trend for “Fair” working conditions, bours and pay. A “FAIR” ARTICLE FROM the FACTORY to the HOME wae YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE For the purpose of co-operating with the hemnefurtisher ing the present high cost of living, the following terms on homefurnishings will prevail until fur FRETp ELE THA é CLEMMER (“Within the Law)— Takecti ves, a2 Chas Gppwse to eF ng {ts i E @ 50, nothing down, $1.00 week, ot § 400 ma, Aer tugtilon of Jane ‘oe, : fasrette Yaytor, Mise Janis and | ‘ | $100, nothing down, $1.25 week, or § 6.00 mo, : Fourth Avdéom beabad shana $150, $ 5.00 down, $1.75 week, or § 7.50 mo. IC vec pip arenes 5c ‘The Petrava Pleture campan: $200, $10.00 down, week, er $10.00 ma Pubrceumks, (0 Mol af lenien | vo make the Oo Petron $290, $12. down, wush, ’ ot a o— of morte tue, ramps jepectale ted Che fhe pubite, bes | recirregelbet Mba bcs 1. ball wire tev i tn mrtrargh tenlipe Langue ooauves eo Boogr ay) OUND $300, down, week, Scounveuee aunmnane ey |the’ erent te “Temtte Trastin: lereatio tram ta ie J. Seixniek, *jeun, Victor Hago's tragic tre & Lod CANADIANS POLITICS . z A This store is conducted on the 8-hour Conscription Big Iseue in Fall Elections hatin, beinaee iemare being from 9 a. m. Canadian pent posed to Lanier, tat eufaued io 6 mp ms, ine! ing Seturde gutta ton was bee Pees ta Now rere ws tery trove tis We ask the kindly Pagan ree € Of @ abiemigr Erveremeant mate op patrons im helping te preserve these in the Twnt over the constrip. [of converratives and “Win the) E Wr teowe, whieh wit eul | War" tberaus jours. minnte in the genaral election Teis is the lineup in Canata Toes, hate branta of politi next tat The anthennserlp- | pconam aver there that bave nev BELGIAN ASKS. |en zeae Eee M A.GOTTSTEM SEATTLE S POPULAR HOME FUGA GHES In q Story Thar Lays Bare & Woran's Basaet, orouk Bie suuted it is “A But tie maior’! cat af oe erty om <he Wheel,” threeliedd Bre pelvomanittbeoty otters. “Thue prepended | Wattd ouppert af the province 4yi PLP « ij : Q i ie! of Quaker. Quahee returns 65 ie PY Seats to the havee of commans, GERMAN TRADE Leorar wt sombre! ot 000 00 1514 TO 1120 SECOND AVENUK, NEAR PIEE of é — — — — el NN WASHINGTON, Bayt. 4—"Te}. |Adetrtians to Canada, ehiely torat ¥ ay ner f MN igines to orrictum to the earth. Her! 10 western provinces Pubtio ] ¢ WwW fe) e re) p ; eu jeitiwe a2d towns ore euched, bor | CaD fe chat this yore will be af + pats te) leet. Bacon and Ham © ¥ cd | Wh {Wis vore there will be what con Apr coreine ow rye sunt, teen oe ere erates eal th wate ar on OUFS & Day ee ee ioc nee y Ei With Vivem Sustue " H aca finveccol Bot, beitere we Mon 1% the eopport of man .wto bare! H thee 16 efferk, prohibiting the use 4 ] “ | ‘ [oleae bestur Uitoee are coming WHO! oorase without queation i : , ‘hy CoMled Freee taneed Wire ae [22 fiods Asker beginning @dat to one dogg slang ng 9 ue 5 Taorter, too, has a certain a t ARRINGTON, Sapt. most Meg Would be goorher Gay’ make ¢ tir ager sd vantage in that facts thst over a * work. With « hartere of en en9 abut Gee in public restaur chuMiiren ing Khet Belg of the furufe sure % 4b aggreasive of Cansia's men | jets of sPertog the Hite of tottere Bis He fad irour American buvinws men eMldiae io war duty in Euteve. Thett : - [taste tere ond to fae am to 8: of @ee Dread, such as corn etrength would be atrongly pro Ater erme toute of thay, be tml cakes, wherever 5 : te served at meals. Hard to Get Vote | ‘ The ‘ttilo Ieeser trp While Cutatien soldiers ¢ land. ke the ‘ittle Weiler i) fer a fine of $25 to foes” seruse che pond, ecome the first offense and $100 @® iaprisonment, or both, BY BASIL M, MANLY Canad tw Conserve the? tuctortes gurted, bur mimes te bos- prost solidiy Uberal Atong with . ro as sae Par Bet pi. foot entised This will be . Im BY L. HARPER LEECH In the city, to be doly haoguered, © f Mee? tents cai ham on Tues: fo a0! tha over, Aad It ie with 4 OF! 2 coo god of the most prrgressive | ; i repbere, be begins reaiing 000 fugwuita: aisp call for the prepare, The speaker was Gaston de Le | conscription, hothing to do antl! tomorrow. semaine for violation of testog Quod Without mating bowe s@tiwd break rf] Uv iy se Pt Hy q 5 | 3 i Ferit rites aA" RR Gwe Mima, oded Be | Ifr® 19a8B @® Boe a ow ‘8. On the con@@@vativs «1 tor freely admitted that the out ‘Be Muc® of that iqin future be done (he Ree atk the WE gO —| uSt tio hours ahead of the pede time schedule of Washgagton. @ Bow > ] ‘ . Oo . for sis not the brighted®. | Me TP mu * ‘ Mounted in a 14-Karat Solid Gold Ring or Pin. for Americans f¥] yor » has many souheas . And until 1 o'clock h® must seq! " ve | great, bi ey must @ alive tolsiength. He has behind him al fol, Sometimes this is work, somegy | Wen £ thelr opportunities NOW. And the|f ited Chety thaeikacen times It isn’t. When he cogfegs with ? 7 ¢ Have a Large 5 From 84.00 ‘ar more united party than Laurier. | 8 General Gorgas about sani v4 da Selection of Br, eeset Wat hi nnd tudy suld not be made by tn urgeon General Gorg san 00: a CHES ssaye dividual firms, but collectively and Fight to Be Keen tary equipment for the cantonments, ce V: Early in the campaign a proposal far example, it ta. for a coalition government was thru your government, with such United States senators must be aid as your embassy and your con suls can give.” OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AND PAY ONE DOLLAR A WEE >\_You were rightl, admitted when tity knock, and they bring all sorts of persons. Now it ts ‘a prominent cfizen who must be e told why hie bdY didn't get a com |misston, when John Brown's boy| Nn passed, And then it 1s something jelse again, | ¢ At about 1 o'clock the secretary | ruenomatnne wen se: healed my eczema completely Ju : Tey One Afplicatiin Women of New York nd the Hairs Vanish Saving Waste Food aye : New York state ia doing a big Any woman rh pep her akin y hat bit toward food @iwervation, ac-|free from ungaeh r or fuss if cording to Misa Marion Van Liew, » will foflOw these simple in 15c—-Children 50 iene of Albany, who is visiting in Seat-|structions: When hairy growths watchan—ga tle, Miss Van Liew, who is a teach-|appear, apply a simple paste, made “RING AROUND WH®O* noon threre are cabinet meetings | “" ‘ 1404 THIRD AVE. er of home economics at the New|by mixing some water with pow WHO" PIC TURES. two daye ot the weak, and conter| Mest tobe rid of all that ug, cite amast lo 09 seat York state college of teachers, says{dered delatone. 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