The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1917, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, NOV, 17, 1917, » PAGE 3 ISN’T “YELLOW” ; Walked | Despite Show She Afraid. ANETTE SHOWED THEM SHE a Vight-Rope| Danger to Was Not} COFTVIUNK twice before you] npeak, and then talk to your might net be such @ bad motte to adopt “by those who watching @ motion plete making, in the light of what hep | pened @ short time ago at Bar Har 6 Kub-men oa the One quired her to walk a tight wire stretched 86 feet above the ocean Yor days Miss Kellermann await ed auspictous atmonphertc condi tions, Crowds of millionaire cot ome out in the morn ke for hours, wtunt The however ® became | tagers would « ing and ait on the ruc | hep the She Shows " be ying to ttager re ermann parsed s Ke ow streak.” was lermann said when she sked wh ing the performance that day SUNDAY PRoGHAMs porethy * Phillips sien Martin in “The Tressido in Washbarn in Skinner's Haby.”* | ° Ferguson opens at the Lib Elsie Marguerite Clark is already at ma Talmadge c tman play for Par-| of the Storm ¢ ‘ ething in the nature of | —Kisie Ferg t t u of jenny Cush which The Swann Wiltien dude m Martin, Kussell, Strand in “The Trouble —Teresa Tress nauts,” Colonial wood, in “Paradise Garden,” Ma Argo Lock Rex all those pe women have a °° | FEALTY WITH A STRING e “Did you ever feel. Mrs. Margie,” the letter of the * nd ther nd me “Snap Judeme knew in my galls ‘ Joseph De Grasse, widely known that night after our restaurant F \t ner and was i the time I was wondered what was ry" | pr pen. I te f na af " id B wa right to be happy —S any Ta ret . cond fi ‘ONIAT 2) " mr Wholesome and vigorous, like a tHE UN] ‘dots 4 TH. BET. PIKES PINE heart, © asked i SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY “work "you tm another newsie Terese Tressido “The Argonauts” picture drama of early-day of California Students of early day life in Cali tence a genuine ¢ ward L superlative from ever TODAY Edith Story and Antonio Moreno, in “THE TARANTULA” courts: The Los iven Enid Bennett m from her Angeles the Australian T CHILDREN 5c ADMISSION 10c —Includes War Tax ‘ sur who told me this ould not understand with a string ted mar and recreatic is favored ] Prisca ua the ory th und accept fealt to it.” at we o¢ Brenon ts to picturize Herbert (To be continued) RTING SUNDAY - ee ss aa elena Mig pare ty Bert Lytell in the leading role BRYANT “Visit Camp Lewis | Sins ASHBURN nen Int nt | ir on | Waar i tte mae of init thelr cams roar 8. 8. Indian- Pickford in “The apolix leave Colman Dock every Skinner’s Baby 9.22255] = s The Cleanest and Funniest Comedy Ever Screened CLASS “A” THEATRE y 3RD NEAR PIKE ° | Read Star | bargains, ‘o Tarantale CLASS AwCartyle Blackwell in Want “A jt ?° William Fox star tower, from wh suspended, and an those people ral | | have! | MEETS IN SECRET TO Bar assoc | | | | | Intermezzo The Lost Chord . Serenata . Light Cavalry Wallace On the Wurlitzer | POSITIVELY 4 DAYS ONLY » Starting Sunday Last seen here in “Barbary Sheep,” in a vivid picturization of Mary Watt’s novel, RISE, OF JENNY CUSHING ARE WAITRESSES SAFE | MACK SENNETT’S LATEST 2 REELS—ALL-STAR First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20c; Children 10c¢ (Admission Price Includes War Tax) COL. STONE TO GO __ 10 CAMP GREENE orrespondent LEWIS, Ameri Lieut. ¢ 1 » had charge of the ent he in the of it ut the Americ ull of the n lake cantonment un construction work ig SH! BAR COMMITTEE members disbarment proce ther be pushed will not was a captain when he nment, last s been ad- PROBE LAW FIRM mu and all t bout the by tion of the « He CAMP 7 an Lake Saturda € still mitte mysteriou Ar CO} m y United Press Leagd Wire OLYMPIA 17.—The hearing: proposed increase in gas will be ld on November 2%, coma, The state public ser mmission filed their complaint f divisic Third division Charlotte, N.C. at" It is not known when he will vi Iieave. 1t is believed he will remain | today, p on quarte ut Camp Gree r he » will ap minitter © grievar omm met 1 Herme \ doors for three hours Friday night,! pear Wednesday arie nig night. ik