The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1917, Page 3

-~* 1—Scene from “Come Thru, “Bab's Diary,” Coliseum. Clemmer. from Straight Shooting,” Mission BY J. W PEGLER United Press Mtatt ¥ AMERICAN. FIELD HEAD. QUARTERS, Sept. 22.—Moth- ers and sweethearts at home might as well not ask the boys over here when they expect to go into the trenches. ‘ The boys themselves don't know when they will move up. Most likely they will not know more than a few days before they entrain for the front. When a big enough force has been equipped and trained and the American communications are working—when all the big preliminary tasks have been ac- complished—the residents of these pretty little French towns, nestling among pictur- esque valleys will say a sorrow- ful good-b; to the sotdiers from overseas and pray for their victory in the trenches. “POLLY OF CIRCUS” IS HIT WITH PRESS: “Polly of the Circus,” and Cherniavsky's Symphony orchestra | tions of Seattle at a special re ene. ame established by the first con bert opseerd — bo brought tage mt from America. js of applause from e@ repre-) sentatives and they refused to let| Pay for Chickens ‘Alex Cherniavsky leave the piano|,, The French farmer his rendering of “Hungarian wsodie No. 6.” Gregor Cherniavsky, greatest cenius on the violin, held|the village streets them spelibound with his playing| that no American sol r stole of the “Carnival De Russe.” jan apple, a cantaloupe or a pe « Unbounded success was predict-|from a farmer, because it is in @4 by the critics and unusual) code of this army to pay for every praise to Manager Smyth for his/thing the men take. endeavors to supply the best in| Another cons motion picture productions and{have caused netance music. an army in billets is the fact th |chicken for dinner, he buys knows, t Any Employer Will Do This Ask that a certain amount be withheld regularly from your pay check for credit to your savings account at this bank. Your employer doubtless will gladly accede to such a request—and greatly admire you for your display of practical thrift. Try it. DEXTER HORTON TRUST SAVINGS BANK SECOND AT CHERRY SEATTLE, WASH. Combined Resources of the Dexter Horton National Bank and Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank, $21,510,451.38 HANGHAI RESTAURANTS NO. 2, 711 PIKE STREET RE-OPEN FOR BUSINESS Seating Capacity Doubled at The Same Excell Service As in the Our Chop Suey ant Noodles Have Become Famous No. 1 Located 106 2nd Ave. &., Near Yesier Branch No. 2, 711 Pike St. t 3—Julian Eltinge in 4—Mae Marsh in “Polly of the Circus,” Sammies’ Good Name Honor to Americans « ad Welcomed with open arms by| T»ruout the district the Ameri fepresentstives from’ the daily |” commissions have found the y public French villagers and farmers un Rewspapers and = weekly publica) | ally willing to accommodate the ops, Aside from the high re: hearsal of the picture, and the or- | ‘TOOPS ches’ for Americans obtaining thruout a, oer, Srening, the | France, thi was due to the good now knows * that when an American soldier has the .. |ehickens, altho scores of fowis may world’s | be scratching In the fields and in He ration that m ght cI | | 2—Margarite Ciark in “Countess Charming,” Strand. 5—Scene Liberty. » French fa and young «i y the farmer 1 ond frou thi foreign try Record Unblemished bl ) ry,|in Boston, but Jimmie had a big| Birth of a Nation” and = “Intoler whe name of re-| heart, as Velma Gay found out. She|ance,” will return to the Unite alle entionat re| was in a terrible predicament. Jim-| States from England this month has not b nh a single tn} w where there was a per) He has been working on picts witch as toan soldier aver for-| fectly good $10,000 pearl necklace|for both the French and British |got bie reepect for wor Even| which was destined for a wedding | sovVernments, and then telegraphed the harm type of mashing were a whole|for Lillian and Dorothy Gish and mon on r bo Robert Harron to cross the At night is a American | p 1 lantic to work in a production| areas. | He did not w Velma; he did not|#tarted on that side. The picture MAY ASK ARREST : OF LA FOLLETTE » STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 1917. PAGE ‘But It All Ends Maseily When Players and Director Explain That They Are Not Bunch of Spies at Work. “He who aeeketh trouble findeth It if he taketh ye ‘close-up’ blowing whiatle in wartime.” All was progressing emoothly on R. A, Walsh's new production starring hia brother, “Smiling George,” when the point in the film of ing of the ‘script arrived at which It was necessary to photograph the whistle shrieking. The pleture was being made outside San/ Pedro, Cal., and several scenes were done on the steamboat Pres! dent, commanded by Capt. Cousins, one of the best known skippere along the Coast | When the steamer neared shore, and within the lines of the coast fortifications, the cameras were arranged to snap the whistle, | Those on the President did not know that the army officers had been | attracted, and that field glasses had been trained on them, and the whole incident carefully noted. The result was that when the{—————— a motion pieture company came into the port of San Dieg govern | ment patrol boat sped toward | them and signal was given for Captain Coutine to halt Preal dent. When the captain had brought his craft to, a launch with a naval officer and several marines, was | nt off promptly {rom the govern | ment boat j Guard Is Placed SUNDAYS PROGRAMS { A guard was pla over the | | LINRETY—“Come Thru,” by George | | films and every one on shipboard was put un surveillance until the celluloid record could be ex amined | reo Walsh's smile “bro nd, as ® # the tension ed, Director R. A. Waleh | ke an for e crowd | the mandates of the | rs o States authorities had tobe « and when the ship docked the play Five years ago the press agent! ere were raded onc re be had not cor nto being an far * fore the local revenue officers. RK. | motion pletures were conce a} showed the officials, by actual | Just think of the material the a] monstration, that the position of \could have written from such tnci- | meres at the time was # ents as the following, which ha the film of the whistle could | pened about that tim | oasibly hav brought Charles Clary rescued two m anything on land, and thet ders of his company from a | fore there could be no record |ing building; Anna Nilaron was of the forts tn the picture erated uy for appendicitis 1 Y nea doing pris tuff ] “Bab's Diary,” the photoplay s pees Sel a ra at ze, alteht } ring Marguerite Clark at the Colise.! y ta “apes ae | Gadhay ia the tent of 08 was mistaken for an escaping con: | u first ‘ et by the guard and shot at; Ruth | the “famous “Sub-Deb” stories bY) Stonehouse, Helen Dunbar, Francis | Mary Roberts Rinehart, which ap-|hughinan, Bryant. Washburn and peared in t Saturday Evening |ine reat of their < jose Post At the ening of th cae ay 14 rooned on Devil's Island, in Wis Barbara Arct a very att tl ecnsin, in @ terrific. « per réing ach _ has returned! byepelle Prout narrowly escaped drowning Marjorie Daw, Geraldine Far. rar’s shadow st rotege, is now with Fox, w in a Gladys - oe Brockwell pictu astonished moth to Herbert Brenon, producer of b at a is thinking of « The Fall of tt a” ond it all.” wil A. Bra resent 1s amazing Het ling “Ra tin, the Monk,” | and Bab 18) indulged in a fintl mischiev-liowing the first as purpose to Eve Brenon's picture thing to worry about | jovated... iia “Come Through!” a sensational round melee, whict is the attrac-| both principals the floor. day Jin D. W. Griffith, producer of “The}| First at Pike know that ebe arrying a cow-| Will be completed this winter in| oy million she really lov Los Angeles lod another; that they two exchang ters in a knot hole of an old| Mareld Lockwood joins with s parson with a| “Doug” Fairbanks in advising peo-| waited in a house| ple to learn ing and enjoy 7 ntended to en | other man” was ex-) rl and the nl Francis X. Bushman has moved * Star-Liberty News Weekly Seattle's loc al OPENING SUNDAY NOON CONCERT. Select Serv Men in parade ay noon — other news events, Continuous 11 to 11 Intermezzo Schon Rosmarin My Own United States Aida, Grand Selection OLIVER G. WALLACE o:. $35,000 Wurlitzer sation of Admission “Come Through” has been the sen- From the dramatic opening to the thrilling finish you realize that it is a big feature— it's a picture that must be seen to be appreciated. See Those Stunning Sea Grass Girlies i» “Shanghaied Jonah”—a Keystone in Hawaii CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE 15c; Children Se Charles S. Johnson . Kreisler peeve Julian Edwards Unit Orchestra The Jewel Picture Productions, Inc., Present the season wherever shown, United Press Leased Wire 1 t {a t bile 0 of b eT. PAUL. fer Seca ee cee di. plage yey apd ball WTS TO HELP? |S You up for that foolish, frtv- make? : A Sie in arenet sabie” Mabank ¢ owe re ee | bitin: Gok henbeninld toe pabseesealie tert bbe Jolous, flirting Beulah Burton. “Hannah: I don’t need any ea” M. La Poll ait died Uliaan taigiae anteaes te cae ee, Se a es A MAN | “Hannah, quickly: What do you] cuse, and I think she will see me.) 7 the Minnesé cited bie: Pace atadam tote the bach san | Metis paskualag aaivity 9 a #/ mean, Pani? Isn't this woman that| “Bentick: Hannah, don't do acon ith Blears bf neh ndo nto the back par ; rags — + 4 a ainly was t.|Evan loves a big woman? Don't | It won't do you any good. that his spe 2 ate nage teller ty - ag id. ts Fran she impassionedly|you think she will make him/ “Hannah: I am not looking for leutina tes | “Straight Shooting,” a drama of nt ne qucress. ynah = Frankel's | happy? |my good, but for Evan's. Paul, a8 | night was treas jth tle country, is at the Misston| The Harold Lockwood-Metro |*Piendid speech = wh nting ‘Bentick, who thinks to comfort | sure as I stand here, I am going quist declared today an for four days. It t »|company has moved from Holly. |the second act of the play in which |Hannah: Why, my dear girl, don't /see that girl. If I find she is f in f 1 and| tory of the warfare that used to be| wood back to New York she made her great success you ember the heroine of the|and sincere, and Evan is to La Follet to return to|*? common between the ¢ bar} | “And it was just what you or I/fountain dinner given to the de-|the man above all others, Ill this stat - of the “open range” 4 Margaret Mayo, author of “Polly would have said, Margie. Some- of about three years ago | down and out with gladness in be laid b en ci ing settlers, or “ne of the Circus,” takes the premtere | tir } think women are more Reggie Van Vechten, when | heart at Evan's prospective Micsinael Gten that t were contemptuously ¢ of her picture of that n ‘ than men—they never love lah Burton deliberately got on | ness, but if I find she does not La F Thunder” Flint, overt vast/nounce her retirement more than the giver. No table and waded in the elec- | Evan—if I find she is not big ly a th ory, which holds {n|#tage to confine herself who had grown to be what/trically Mghted irridescent foun- fine enough to appreciate him ite conduct of tie war, partic 7 def e of law and ¢ r. has sent | activity Frankel was could have tain, and did she not demand ev-|™make him happy—I'll fight for ,its method of ances. the ukase that all settlers on 1 ng any different to the/ery man to drink from her dainty Bentick sits down quickly in Burnquist aie that he desires for his steers | , Mary. arden ts due back In the /friend that Evan Treadway sent to or? The episode was the sub-| Spair at the situation, and the speakers w responsible | must Vacate without delay or # ted States this week to work /her, She knew, whatever the |ject of thunderous sermons from | tain falls on the end of the seq for any seditious OF treascuable re-| consequences, Flint l@ a power film her first motion picture, a/ world might she owed her life | pulpits and the newspapers. Since | act |marke the territory, one whom no 1 imation of “Theis and her love to Evan 1 roadway to|then there has not been a qeason (To Be Continued) has over dared Othtad, Gtt whea i do with what he would. Conse-|that Beulah Burton has not made — I gor delivers this ultima:|eqreene ponnecm until recently quently, after the big speech in|some mad caper. This year it is ‘BIG DRIVE FOR BOOKS |: m at home of “Sweetwater"|s former Los ty which told Paul Rentick this | sald s gered she would cap-| of the nesters, helcritic, has been appointed editor he sank down in the ¢ er of 4 | ture adway, the most at-| | i" FULL SWING SOON d rebukelin.chief of Triangle. ‘ sofa in the music room as tho there | tractive eligible New York bach- h-| , |was nothing more to be said. m you. | pn distr in Seattle bh | Olga Petrova has selected the! “Hut Bentick evidently had s Do you mean she is org nai 1 working committees ne | Ollowin ayers for her t pro. | thing more to te ‘This is j an from me as a result the plans for raising of $25,000 ee the | duction: Thomas Holding, Re the way I told Evan you wo a wager? | Saad wekelote: sha aatinne rede a : nite {| Broderick, Anders Randolt, Henri take this, Hannah,’ id admir : Bentick That ‘s what her have the books they want, are|a Nation” 4 “Intolerance.” with | one and Richard Garrick ingly. riends are saying. eearh eampiatos ieesaiyel bal pe tin “epbianteapid i ‘Hannah, in surprise: And did) “Hannah: 1 am going to see} A How feature Of the Ghenpalén te| ation makes tts formal how te ceo | dann eeenen sein, Sramatio Botrese | Byan, Knowing. me 8s be does, (het. Ski the cobperation of the National ll-| public this afternoon, sets and artist's model, has been en-|think I would do anytt differ ‘Rentick: Ob, you must not do in I bedsy of the tilind, eich Wil take alcich tates sonek coe dae trns on [eames tor. the (Dart of Mes. Stand t }that, Hannah tiie part in the ¢ or ge iy theo pret ltt aborate and/{sh in Metro's screen version of Well, you know women| “Hannah: Why not? I claim ok toppling Boney Sake contiore a Nobe Louls Joseph Vance's e ‘liar things under} my right—indeed, my only right int embossed ty 4 will also Many a laugh greeted Jullan EI. novel dapted by Charles A, Tay-|similar circumstances. to know if the woman Evan loves give primers, enabling them to read| tinge, famous feminine {mperson- | !ot for the use of the Metro star,| “Hannah: Perhaps, but they | will make him as happy as I have » type. Jator,' at the Paramount studios Emmy Wehlen have not been women of my tem:|/made him. For, you know, Paul es | when he made his first appearance | perament Evan has been very happy with |f ‘or rehearsing his part Tt o|_Raymond Wells, who sprang Into) «fentick: That 1s so, Hannah, | me se NEW BANK HERE TO [countess charming. nis rinse nic rye ine ohedone performance ot and tat ix why T told Kvan every ntick: But you cant go| Meals eruptions lture, shown at the Clemmer begir > Fe ® outdoor performance of jthing would be all right—and he | th Think of the rumpus it will RELEASE A BILLION ning Sunday, Light brown hb Julius Caesar” for the Actors’ / wanted me to tell you everything |make, What excuse will you Only those who have undergone high, and flaffy skirte wrap,|Fund of America, will leave Unt-| would be all right, You know thi allies them ‘can realize the mental and That the Seattle branch of the|ped about him, he strode thru the| “ers#! City, where he has been di-/ apartment was built on the co-oper ‘“ ” physical discomforts which mi |tederal reserve bank will release al studios, calmly smoking a pipe and|‘ectins_ Pictures join H. O./ ative plan van has transferred JUST CLAPTRAP, skin affections cause. The distress~ billion dollars to assist new indus-|striding about in high-heeled siip-|D%v!* st the Triangle studios. the deed of y yartment to you ing appearance and the intolerable |tries was the statement made by c | pera e wed ad, a baa bth Wiliam absolute ly with all the fu nishings SAY BRITISH PAPERS fae nd horas Meese make J, Shepherd at the Iu on of the] Gladys _- Hulette, " ratte pct pl g sg htine idly gage He has also transferred to you se § ife really miserable. Yet Resinol members’ council of the Seattle] twink Nee atat : as Me bara peecnon ee in which they will bo curities which will give you an in-| Bx Unter Frese peased Wire 1 | | Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap Chamber of Commerce and Com mer-| mirer in Kansas City, who recent! Forvis Wartendh sad Sack Ditca| oe of ten thousand a) ear. You} ow betik ut gne a Ghar generally overcomes these troubles clal Club, Fri He {6 directing| wrote her: “I read’ in the paperlare alao members of the Triangle |ree tant accent the concert eN-|tonic reply to Pope Benedict to-| Promptly, even if they are, sexex the establishment of the new capre| ou are to be ‘Peggy in the! directorial staff. : cil ike ey gta yori day united in the assertion that) &®dlong-established. The Resingl 7] here Pot,’ and, oh, Miss Hulette, I was #0 caitiannah, wearlly: Tell Evan Tyson sng elk could. have ‘been exc] ‘featment stops itching ieelanddy g _ | onthuse d, becau you probabl Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moore are at) a need not look § rised, |Pected from the German militar Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soapare sold DEMANDS ha ute part Where you are about! the Beverly Hills Hotel, Los An " ta nC 90K surprised. lohiefs except strap. by al] druggists, Why don’t you ¢ry them? unions for de-||to be boiled by cannibal You|geles, According to the Rocking |All T have accepted from him in)” wry noceit : was | val point of views ies ale vale e sien eto dnb th ine son beet waggal ral re Pen \ihikuey with what the E News called it, |No tows tmestede en! lowe pata | | Pon ae Aiba Posey,’ Be the ie ol Soon made ver The ind eda bie ay cat nenley on Which ay prection feneit tad come mostly from disorders of q |_Ne matter b Hbamucte ae Wltceae. net tha: Bite teank, tinvtnaranecatetonipale., aT eae part or how it wilt wad, | Be expected of the pope's inter the stomach, liver and bowels,” |For bicher Jand Pans.” pada ois Bs: ade den him to think of me in want, |Yention,” declared the Star. “Noth: Regulate these organs and keep And then ¢ or even doing without the luxuries | {18 is we a) rding Belgium, Ser- free from headaches by using | No capital enn exist | |GATCH 3 BOOZE OTS to which I have become accus- | or ace Lorraine. wit Ss Or, Edwin J. Brown L tomed in the last few years; but T +] And progrene ony D. D. 8. Dry squad officers intercepted, at will not have to do this, because PAINTED TOWN RED /H IMSELF local docks and depot, three booze of this concert offer, and I will be ynt to wit shipments containing two cases of, very glad to have the work, Please | HOQUIAM, Sept. 22—Thirty high 4 DRESS |) $entste'«Dentist | bonded whisky, two trunks contain-,tell him, within a week I will rea b were temporarily su | “d ARS | prep S $5.00 » in aes it 15 cases of % beat Fri out a this L cohigrrn se Matos pe nded Frid r nae ates bide eee | for | day h quor Was brought here i am no ol vb e he town red Thursday night in a SECOND AND UNION || tide extracting» without ipposedly, to be sent thru to Ala Hentick; God, but you have lelass fight. They were sophomores Cosmet Sele of Ane Motes ts aii Bt ac PE ka. courage; and to think Evan is giv- and freshmen of the high schools, hs tn bonee, 206. Bay