The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1918, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1918. PAGE 3 | WHAT THEE MOVING PICTURE MEN HAVE TO SAY | SUNDAY NOON CONCERT Intermezzo ....... ‘ Moret Ll, Melodie ves. Techaikowsky Song oeee Selected Shamrock eaves Myddleton Oliver G. Wallace ~ «Wurlitzer Star-Liberty News Weekly — a) STARTS 1—“Ruggles of Red Gap,” Liberty. 2—Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien, in “By Richt of Purchase,” Coliseum. %—Wm. Farnum, in “The SUNDA Call of the Woods,” Clemmer. 4—Texas Guinan, in “The Gun Woman,” Mission. 5—Alice Brady, in “The Knife.” Strand. 6—Dorothy Phil | lips, in “Pay Me,” Colonial. Marmakue Rug the stake. The held three sevens , ator Fiouds, of Americ his “straight.” and Rug Ruggles, a y ne London, and to whon meant wild Indians, F rioting and cowboys, was p eow-punching Ariaona. The newspape Red € the aid of ze a story PAtinguished Ruggles” of American Fiouds. In a day FR Pansformed to the MISSION SUNDAY 4 Days Only STRAND COLONIAL In which a pair of 44’s and a game woman make a clean-up. It’s a Western—a mile of it, and first run, every foot of it. Love Letter From Trenches Is | Awarded Prize by Marie Wells; ar and | Many Effusions of Love Received tinier a... KILMED IN THE LOCALE OF THE STORY ' tanger A Res Picturized From the SATURDAY EVENING POST — ISSION} Fourth, Pike and Union Matine: iBe to think about « = - 1 ve me, » West” and all r, and won't nleawe a few superlatives | her there—dearest, ete.? You a ye Bla the my tongue loll vuth your han¢ and won. better or for worse ore, now, | now ye y| know what T mean, J | poor kids who didn’t get any mail) when I read abou s of broiling der if it wa ng to rain or why. what do you think about that for, Kiss . . Pi r Yours ever, JIMMY, iia