The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1918, Page 4

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The boys cut cards, and each in turn did hie best, but Red would still be mothertes had he not made his own cholce, and he did not eet a mamma at that It iw a story that has all the breest ness of the West, wihout depending upon shooting or riding for its) charm, “Little Red Decides" was recently published in the American Magazine | under the same title. MISSION | Carme!t Myers is playing “The Girt; in the Dark,” which opened at the Mission today ‘The Girt in the Dark” is a cnys tery story, adapted from Charles Eémund Walk's “The Green Seal, and is pictured im a Chinese setting On @ stormy night, Bruce Feeriy. seated at hin desk, is startled by a woman's shriek. He ts Just in time to rescue a beautiful girl from a) group of Chinamen, In reviving the girl, he Aiscovers | A peculiar Chinese idiograph tattooed on the fleah of her neck Ming, his Chinese valet, becomes greatly excited. and when Ferris turns his back slips @ ring which bears the same green sign from her finger. 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Ask your doc- tor or druggist about it. of deli guest, THS WILL INTEREST; | day | Old Man ooze r= | 8 * desi insti TODAY'S PROGRAMS i LINERTY—"Kaggies of Hed Gop.” CLEMMER—Wa. Farnum end Mary | Martin in “The Call of the Weeds” COLISEUM—Harbare Connelly in Hed Deckdes.” StRARD—Abeo redy Ko | | MINBIGN—carmen jeyers in “The ° Dark.” Miriam Cooper in “Te- Leckweed in cover the weird portent of the tal n & thrilling adventure CLEMMER The wild life in the logging camps of the early days is shown in “I all of the Woods,” starring W Farnum and Mary Martin, now the Clemmer But even with the barroom throng | the words of an old hymn sung by a girl of another type has a power| that a young minister, aincere n't wield. eee LIBERTY Ruggles of Red Gap* is the at traction at the Liberty, ruanini week. Aa the story the Hon George had one great weaknene—the gambling tables, Thin passion was! poorly supported by the quarterty allowance which he obtained from gone |e brother, the earl of Hrinstead. © with he put ingles, As a last chance, in a gai the American Senator Fi up his valet, Marmaduke and lost hr. Taylor Holmes, comedian, is Rug los, the young. good-looking Fingli valet, whom ‘he Flouds took back with them to ..© glories of Red @ap, Arizona. ousin Rebert. a rough Western to whom Ruggles had been ax | signed for care in his dress, adopted Ruggles ax a boon companion, and introduced him to Red Gap as "C Marmaduke Ruggles,” of the Engtt army The Renator Flouds found them solves entertatining a distinguished instead of Cousin Ebert's re ceiving the services of hia v STRAND “The Knife.” Bugene Walter's mtage succesn of last season, Ix play Ing at the Strand in a screen pro duction. The play, a nocial drama, | advances the theory that human be ings who are a menace to society should be snbject to the knife and turned to a social advantage Alice Brady plays the leading rote| ef Kate Tarleton, a superstitious Southern girl She drugged by © man and| woman of {ll-repute, To avenge her Dr, Manning, played by Frank Mor captures them and pute them under the knife, making an im portant discovery Fatty Arbuckle, in “The Boy,” adds comedy to the bill can both Pelt COLONIAL Miriacn Cooper be seen at the Colonial until Thurs night. The play pletures th efforts of an American officer | 1 Roth fall tragic to capture a Mexican bandit men, lured by the girl's beauty, jin a gun duel Bill Hert, in “The Laat Haul,” another feature of the show CLASS A “Broadway Bill” uned to drink the brilliant-colored liquors in the gild cafes of the Big Town. acrapper but he couldn't He was nearly Quished when The Girl shamed him Into making a fight with self in the wilds of a forest camp. 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Gypsy Meredith and her husband have good Jathletic and rube laugh stunts, Leo | Fillier is good with a violin, Dick featured with famous minstrel com. | Alice MacAvoy are a standard are singers and yodelers. and Webber oy Delineators dancing The new domseti 4 * singing | dancing and comedy turn and Eddie Sandow lifts and balances a woman na chair on his chin, and other dif- seem easy for him. Dus- ew picture, “The is the film part are “¢ Ay with sing nd impersona Sena Character ing, talking tions. Claire and Atwood, in “5 ubping de-Bumps,” whirlwind acrobatic | eats jtin Farnum, Scarlet Pim do of the bill, Only One To get the 0. LAXATIVE xi NE. Look for signature . Cures a cold in one day wards and Louise have novelty | song, talking and balancing stunts =, MOTHERS, LISTEN! 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