The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1917, Page 3

FAIRBANKS ENTERTAINS EX-AMBASSADO SCENES FROM NEW BILLS AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES Ri It-Doug’ Entertains Ger-| | ard at His Western) | Studio. |kindly, exambas Germany | Jamen W, Gerard was sitting | Jon a wobbly Cal ree watet Jing the bullae teers and| | wreatling at ¥ nm by | Douglas Fairbanks Western studio in honor of the former dip Jomat } What a atrange scene Here were the sets of an early Western town, with an improvised al Joverflowing with excited specta tors, In the eanional * of| }dust the busy “Doug | Mr. Gerard with ¢ |the stunt hile | restless ng anxiously awaited Go!" 1 fell for Mr. ¢ | “Doug,” when amid sho n chaps and ¢ © a particular puncher |way of | “Doug” to manhandle | Jiu fitew # and diver showed the dipl “Bull” Montana with Dorothy Dalton comes to the erty Sunday In “The Marh a vital love stor beginning In Cairo and triumphantly ending New York's wonderful I qua ter, Thin is Mina Dalton’s firs ap © ur banner, and Ince and his py . t amt ‘o, Exypt, fur setting for the first part of this ir teresting tangle “The Son of His Father.” wi ul Charles Ray { tit is the Coliseum attractic It tells of a epirited mount Picture corp story Is by Ridgewe! bubb rapld-fire action of the f over with the Charli 1—Dorothy Dalton, in 3—Charlie Chaplin, in “The Ad-| Clemmer. ” venturer,” Strand. 6—Clara Kimball Young Price Mark,” Liberty. 4—William Desmond and Mary! Easiest Way,” Colonial 2—Charies Ray, in “The Son of | Meivor, in “Flying Colors,” Mission. ack Gardner, in His Father,” Coliseum. 5—Scene from “A Mormon Maid,” | of the Desert,” Rex “The, in“ The ‘The Man A Pathe film will also be showr the Rex of th © THE AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE After I ha as I made the de Mttle b one else, we ar more or leas to sometimes wondered gray lives of come, as ft ¥ sky, somethi come to that rsely * 1 answer think to ¢ An Editor Recommends |. vote ” s t con anded Die who -DROPS' 28 f th a bene | WAL wha ur friend f a of the world, }a o ‘ he er Vitag | Weill, let mo see where was ! c € h itt The man on hi ea ndulged in a t are Wife } | rs He | Sunday n listening to Clara Kimball Young in a Selz-| = nich production of Eugene Seay sank ses ful drama, “The Eas: | because | want you to i} Grams, “The Bas-| weer to the peopl ed by Albe uD traction at inl theatre \ al ed { lay and t for the pa (To be continued) | Beginning tomorrow, and rv 6 and a smile “tL Z ¢ drug: gists in every part of the United Ltates and her and ed her | WILKES THEATRE PLAYERS A Sample bottle witl * F be mailed free, if you of an vill write to The I want Swanson Company, Newark, O. J Bright Eyes indicate buoyant health. When the eyts are dull, liver and bow: els need regulating. Quickly, ).\") restore healthy conditions with!" ‘G- dose or two—in time—of thot BEECHAM’S 009.407 PILLS ve iitiet os rood tu bargest Sale of Any Medicine in the World | deld everywhere, la bones, 106, 2b. au’ a little place tures Britis wert Beginning tho ah TOMORROW si ™ SUNDAY Other Wednesday from Many close Matinces t ae and Saturday | tures and ruptl } meet me STAR—SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1917. “ni ame ADMISSION 20c while #6 sion of thi PAGE 3 | LIBERTY YOUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY FIRST AT PIKE—CO NTINUOUS 11 TO 11 | SUNDAY NOON CONCERT Intermezzo . ewe eth ; Herbert “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice”. . Saint-Saens From “Samson and Delila.” Song M page H Selected Overture to “Der Freyschutz” Selected (The Free Hunter) WALLACE suk WURLITZER STARTS SUNDAY il D i) jm (| H | |) iT || In “The Price Mark” Miss Dalton is cast as fl q o« @M artist's model—a girl whom hunger drove ~ to the studio—a gem in a market where jewels priced in beauty and youth! Six reels! ROPING HER ROMEO A wild-western, rough-riding, six-shooting, dyed-in-the-wool comedy. Five reels of fun packed in two! STAR-LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY CHILDREN (0c will pre from tl will be divided t of the ¢ n retreat at The picture n no way Hin recently The y erfere with the regular t the e NIGHTS MATINEES were aken y © offielal Orpheum ci ait v te They i earisea man aes D ee ie edad “atLrastion 6 BEGINNING MONDAY, NOV. WED. & SAT. engaged, and four returned KLAW & ERLANGER CO. (Direction Joseph Montrose) the ignment unwounded in the Happy Farce al were actually killed ‘ rm ” we ° erat Free blackbery a Here Comes the Bride hells in ticle is on Page 2, to BY MAX MARCIN and ROY ATWELL ‘ The Gay's Star. Now the Reigning Success of New York and the proc King,