The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1918, Page 3

7M Wallace Reid and Ann Little will entertain Coliseum audiences next ‘week in “Rimrock Jones,” a West- ern story. Miss Little appears as Mary For tune, a stenographer, with the mis. fortune of deafness, “Rimrock Jones,” discoverer of an Arizona copper mine, loses his rich holdings | thru the rascality of Andrew McBain, @ crooked lawyer. Jones’ friends | desert him in his poverty—all but his stenographer, Mary. Thru a variety of unfortunate events, the girl stands by the miner until happier days come to both. ‘The cast includes Charlies Ogle, Guy Oliver, Ernest Joy and a/ clever little Japanese actor, George | 1 What the Movie Press Agents Telll You | fortune. On the way home one night | Ja highwayman attacks them. Their Kuwa, Mme. Olga Petrova, gp “Daughter | of Destiny,” and Fatty Arbuckle in “Out West.” are the two widely | ry film features announced by Liberty theatre as the attrac tions for the new show next week, | Deginning Sunday. The Petrova play deals with Ger man intrigue, the experiences of Marion Jorn, after she discovers her husband, Franz, is a German spy, and her subsequent meeting with the crown prince. There is a secret marriage, a bomb explosion which wounds Marion, and thrills galore— enough to satisfy any movie fan. Thomas Holding will play opposite Mme. Petrova. Fatty Arbuckle’s antics in “Out West" promise more than one laugh for the audience. The Star-Liberty motion picture | Lady Lou ts disliked by her own! Gather. She discovers him cheating _@ stranger in his gambling hall and ‘discloses the truth to the unsuspect: | ing man. Hatfield, her father, is mpelled to flee the town. He takes | daughter with him, deserting her ‘Pines is clouded when her father Feturns and taunts them. The vil- lage priest intervenes in time to save the girl from disgrace and bring the ory toa happy qutins. [SSION “Red, White and Blue Blood,” ga Beverly Bayne and Francis Bushman, will be shown at the — four days, beginning Sun- The story, dealing with society, ‘has its humorous touches. Helen ythe and her mother, a former CLEMMER NOW PLAYING ‘These are the simple facts fm the case, and I guess I ought to know: ‘They say that the stranger was crazed with “hooch,” and I'm not denying it’s #0. I'm not so wise as the iaw- yer guys, but strictly be- tween us two— {t's « long time since you’ heard « tale Ifke the story of Lady Lou. LADY LOU me YUKON From Larry Evans’ popu- lar story “The Silent Lie” THE LIFE STORY OF A GIRL, OF THE NORTH: ERN DANCE HALLS. GUTERSON’S AUGMENTED RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Neer Yesler Way New Branch jewels are saved by the timely ap |pearance of John Spaulding, who rescues them frozn peril Of course, John is seen much with Helen after all that, and both take part in an adventure in love making that ends happily, after a blackmail ing count is put of the running | Adella Barker, as Mrs. Malloy Smythe, who tries to forget the boarding house days, furnishes much | STRAND of the Yukon, dian army every man carries an American flag over his heart. When }an American, eager to enter the big fight for liberty, went up to Canada to enlist he was first sworn in and] } then presented with a small 4 can flag, which was pinned inside his | tunic. ' | “I'll Carry this to Rertin ae | Bust,” was the slogan of the famous! | White and Hine Bieod.” 97th battalion, around which is writ-| | #TRAND—Ire M. Lowry's “Per the | ten the plot of “For the Freedom of | | _Preedem the World,” Ira M. Lowry's great] | © motion picture spectacle which | | 7 7 pace te as ree ‘an.” opens a week's engagement at the ~~ Bryant barn in Strand Saturday. | Skinner's Bubble.’ Made with the cooperation of the | s¢ Canadian government and the United | TNDAY'S PROGRAMS Wallace Kelt and Ann | rock Jones.” Mme. Petro Destiny.” of the fun in the film. | t-Fatty Arbuckle In “Out West, in “Rimrock Jones,” at the Coliseum. 3—Miriam Cooper in at the Clemmer, 4—Seene from “For the Few people know that in the fa the World,” at the Strand, 5—Francis X. Bushman in “Red, White mous American legion of the Cana | and Blue Blood,” at the Mission. 6—Charlic Chaplin at the Colonial. STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 26, 1918. Paar s Sunday Noon Concert Intermesto . » Aletter oad . .. Drigo Selected The Red Mill (Grand Selection) Herbert Oliver G. Wallace at the Liberty. 2—Wallace Reid TODAYS PROGRAMS ITAN—Theda | States military authorities, the film |has in ft many thousands of regu-/ «Un play and action. In thin produc Jag soldiers and a series of battle | tion Hart has a wonderful chance to |mcenes which in their realiem have ‘splay his side-arme to 1 ad never been surpassed. The story | Vantage in dispersing men was written by Capt. Edwin Bower | 4nd winning a blushing bride for his Heaser, of the American legion. | bravery Philip Pelz and the Strand orches tra render special music. cee | CLASS A Bryant Washburn comes to the Class A diay for a stay of four days in “Skinner's Bubble. a play | that promises 6.000 feet of fun. The story is woven around young mar couple and thelr experiences COLONIAL Alice Joyce and Harry Morey will divide honors with Charlie Chaplin at the Colonial for the first part of | next week, starting Sund: “Richard, the Brazen,” the Joyce with their first baby : and Morey feature, has to do with a | big munitions contract, an automo- | bile accident and a beantiful girl. | Blinded m Action, It should prove a thrilling photo play for Colonial audiences. eee REX Blinded in the third battle of Ypres, Wn. S. Hart comes to the Rex in| Which he refuses to discuss, and now “The Silent Man,” Saturday. The | *oldier delegate to the Sarkatchewan filled with plenty of | lesisiature, Harris Turner is a Seat CLEMMER "i Turner was a member of the orig COMING SATURD. Turner Is Delegate inal Princess Pat regiment of heroism on the part of but he will only of hi was hit, and haven't seen anything since.” It was in the third battle of Ypres that the young soldier de | blinded. He was in the supr jtrench. A shell, or shrapnel, burst | near him, and he was struck square | Of the re first line in that bat | tle, only 13 came ou and whole. | Turner is married to ¢ woman with |he has never ween, Her hore was in Saskatoon. Attractive and charm Ly Jing, she devotes her whole time to her husband | Mr. and Mrs. Turner are tel Washington | Friday night addre | west Lumbermen’s ec Before going to ¥rarice ‘Turner garrison |“Y GRADUATE SENT TO FRENCH WAR SCHOOL AND ROMANCES OF A PIONEER F ently to attend the fa — | a school in Fontair nce, Lieut. Gordon Hunt In this stupendous dra Dickson, 10th field artillery, is on his matization of an actual |way to France for at least two story the fire and ardor | montiw’ training. of our forefathers is roe- | Word of the appotntm flected on the screen |been received by his p the blood which made a and Mra. Albert Dickson, 1829 14tt nation. ave. Lieut. Dickson has been sta tioned at Douglas, Ariz, where he as sent last fall from Fort Leaven worth, Kan. He is a state university graduate, and former colonel of cadets CITY POWER BIDS TO BE RECEIVED MARCH 1 Bids for the Skagit river develop. 1. J. D. Ross, superintendent of elty lighting, expects plenty of sat bids, If none is rq , the work will be de TRENCHES OR JAIL? ‘Trenches or jail? That is the alternative that faced Oliver Cook and Francis Blanchard. Cook pleaded guilty of ste auto, and Blanehi forgery in Su tosh's court Mackintosh gave them — their Ese choice of enlisting in the American ALE goatees or Canadian army, or elxe going to Jail, They're going to war, ment project will be recetved March | ‘CHAMBER WILL | \ SURVEY STATE What are the natural resources of the state of Washington? The Seattle Chanter of Commerce in out to learn them all. Survey is now being f of every resource of the state, in co-operation with edu cational institutions and state offi cials, with the object of lending ev ery energy of the chamber to the Promotion of those deemed moat wor h should be developed | to ald this r war against Germany, in being made King County Development of the chamber, which is ex ts efforts to make them Agriculture, horticulture, dairying, lumbering. fishing and live eS reviewed by nd reported upon Seattle Boy Dies in France; He Was N. W. Cavalryman| Wilson N. Austin, 22, supply geant of Troop A, Firet Washington cavalry, died in France of pneumo nia cording to Ww Saturda Austin was borr of his life, up to the time he left for France, ¥ excep: received here ed here all tion of a short time in Ellensburg as representative for Galbraith, Bacon & Co, He was the son of Mr. and Mra, W. W. Austir 3 Kinnear pl He received his education tn the Queen Anne grammar school, Queen Anne high schoo! in a local bust And Clarence Hammer and Edith Carpenter have been married at Polo, Il SUNDAY ALL WEEK in her first Petrova produced picture. The feature have read about in the great national magazines— | over ten weeks were spent filming this, at a cost of more than $110,000. Unanimously pro critics at its showing in New York City at The as Petrova’s greatest picture. thy. Action! That's what the chamber “ is after now for Men in France) Tere are certain of Washington's ON THE SAME BILL ARBUCKLE —IN— OUT WEST First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20c—Children 10¢ COR. FIRST AVE, and PIKE ST. hone Main 4965 Aa will be gh ening, February 2, at the Masonic | “IF L HURT YOU, DON'T] tons tor the Seattie national army | ” bo: PAY ME. The following committee has been | brate the 159th anniv | Scot of Bobbie This is my message of deliverance to you from the fear that accom- panies Dental operations. Pope gyn alg 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN ana|t 36lat Infants TREAT Teeth absolutely without pain in all cases but acute absconmed (a ony HH conditions. Kirkham, M. G. company; Sergt Lowest prices in your city for) and, npahy A; Corporal appointed Cantonwine, Company H; Sergt high-class guarant | Rice, Company G; nt A, Punk, STERLING DENTISTRY Company D; Private A. H. Thatcher, | Office Hours: 9 A, M.to8P,M, Company K. ’ DANCE FOR SOLDIERS Saturday | Private H. H. Hawkins, Company Private Bart | CELEBRATE BIRTH OF BOBBIE BURNS HERE| at the Mason: Scotch poets. flings and other Brown, Company H; Corporal Elmer | of the auld country, in the talk gave a tru phere to the donian Hef association, a aie were in charg: The proceeds were donated to the | Red Cross. The Hielanders w ie temple in full force Friday, to cele jeotch dances, songs and a thick burr Seotch atmos: American Re That Comedy Hit BRYANT WASHBURN in SKINNER’S BUBBLE Class “A” 0 Sra Near Pike. STARTING SUNDAY