The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1917, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1917. PAGE 8 GGPHER HOLES PROVED A BOTHER | 4 pit o FAMILY HISTORY IN MAKING PICTURE---FILM NOTES); ——— — aa T mecoueck] HE plendid —_ photographie T shots” of scores and scores of horsemen sweeping down the almost bare Arizona bills in| “The Honor System,” the 10-reel| cinemelodrama, which opens al week's agement at the Liberty Sunday, Were not attained without a toll of many broken arms and] headlong spills in the biting alkall| dust Only luck could prevent the most skilled eQuestrian from losing his mount on account of a gopher's wiislisiajiatdeii ren hol If you remember the famous THE ‘OLOEST INHABITANT THEN CAME Frederick Remington pictures of -¢ - | REMEMBERS HM WweLL BLACK DIAMONO Woeetern life, particularly that in * - = ——— the saddle, you will recall undoubt : : edly one classic of the master. It ‘ F ° I wisu we a ta @ vigorous drawing which shows aot cna a cowboy being flung head f “¢ gaav onarmen moat over his impetuous Ittle mus . poop thyrorddey tang, the animal having been trip. ‘ ‘ — — 3 | | ped and caught suddenly in full Atttgee : de gallop by a forefoot in a gophers hole Remington might have sketched many such had he been The Honor System” Alive to Hee in the making : | Neck Not Sate The next recond after the pony's id front leg snaps, the cowpuncher's . jneck will not be safe why the gopher, like the cute Httle DAEHe~ as + : - prairie d harmless and inoocent AND GREW To GE Ad BG BUT THEY BoTH Soon LONGED $0 ALONG CAME community, because of his home-| |7 PBive , ss at \ saidinatnaetttant | Uiiacertad ti lt: eh nes building activities, Unfortunately, —IN THE— that espectal part of Arizona's empire of the outdoors, which . rf Director R.A. W decided to re cord for scenes in the photoplay, had its bills studded with these |very gopher holes, The offer of Jadditional dollars to the ‘border who knew how to love }eome most of the objections, which and hate. even these hardened vote rans} hraised at onee, The local Cossacks [matched thetr years of experience) Madge Kennedy, Coming to the Strand Saturda: land their collarbones against the un S aece holes. forth at the Rex this week It was! e 7 bic # taken from that famous play of the uum FROGHAMS TODAY “Mountain Dew” same name. TY — Margery Wieon is arculek ieee Lirtie A. BRIQUET (NOW LET US SUSPEND TRAFME + SEu™ — veut | ‘ w PATE ne CRossES we Picrune (4 CC yl J pa Margery Wilson makes her debut) wens ee, Seeican | jonao Geers ari a take a ae ) igen ° Sa. ( J in “Baby Mine” as a e#tar in “Mountain Dew,” a | fivepart Kentucky romance, play to Clark, te at the Mission. The ing at the Liberty tonight and Sat lurday A wild little sprite of the shemaaa ok Sale by Te eNe NU EY | hills, she meets a young novelist] ” y T. Jonson gathering material for a book. He | | CLASS | ngs | ros itself with “Lord | Tommy's” (Marguerite Clark) ad ventures, which begin ghen she sets out to nee London as a man. COLONIAL—Charile Chaplin One A. M. j fs charmed by her loveliness and| Charlie Chaplin te tickling audt. LAS A-—Rebt. Warwick Im “Sad Aen, mines to eduate her. He man-| ences at the Colonial in “At 1 A @ - - - eo agen to get the position of “bows of /M..” while Robert Warwick appears , | the school” and tnvites the girl to}at the Class A in “Sudden hichen” Wayland Trask, Mack Sennett’s Jattend. Her father, an old feudiat, | - giant comedian, purchased a fliv objects to “larning.” and threatens | © 7 — + ver recent! od w, to his dt the teacher, bat the latter covere| COTY Of Revolution |" mowuy and vow. to his dis | : ; him with a gun and calmly pro} In Russia at Clemmer'|arivor's seat unless he te able ta - gery's readi coeds with Margery's reading lew! ra, attraction at the Clemmer| reduce. | son. | | Saturday will be the new world “The Eternal picturized | Picture, Brady made, “Rasputin, the The United States covernment [2% t lfrom the great " rama by| Black Monk which te the true extended much assistance IT 18 HOw SEFTERCER 1917 And AMO AS Tre COAL DOCTOR SAYS” ThE WHOLE Victor Hugo, is at the Coliseum to-| story of the Russian ition and Selznick people in the ma Loon!-HORE Come “TReG Cousms :~) BUNCH ARE READY To KEEP YOU WARM AU WINTER” night and Saturday. The photoplay|the fall of the Romanoffs. It has, “Last We Forget,” the Rit FRANKLIN, ISSAQUAN “TRENTON | | |was directed by Herbert Brenon| een staged on a massive scale and! picture dealing with the sir g of — —— —- and features Florence Reed./!s thrilling and highly romantic the Lusttant 3 —_ ——— Saeenes The ral Stn” tells the story of | mee ——— ae a Lucretia Be * attempts to} THE LODGE CAFE ffavenge nerseit for the attacks of| a ( | Fifth and Pike. Continuous 11 to 11 Sagreg ee FIC COAST COAL C y and, rectal dis- Featu a the latest war eong. 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