The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1918, Page 3

TURDAY, MARCH 30, 1918. PAG SUNDAY aes St te 3—Olive Thomas, In “Iimousine Life,” ‘olonial. 6—Eva Tanguay, in “The Wild 1—Elsie Ferguson, in “The Song of Songs,” Liberty, %—Dorothy Dalton, in “Unfalthfal,” St Coliseam. 4—Harry Carey, in “Thieves’ Gold,” Mission. 5—George Walsh, in “The Yankee Way, Giri.” Clemmer. LIBERTY }of love and the little song her father There ts also a Mack Sennett com: | — “The Song of Songs,” from Fd-| had written and given her. Jedy. “Those Athletic Girls,” with TODAS rnognAaM ward Sheldon's stage success, will| Once she chose the wrong path,| Louise Fazenda. olives in “Leet |which led her to much sorrow, and = ee 1} open at the Liberty Sunday MMER 7) a Tanguay makes her first ap { COLISEUM Constance Talmadge tn ‘ance in motion pictures in the| |. "The Honeymoon ihe nearly mimed the road to her! C ong of Songs” entirely. | ¥ The play is the story of a wom: | pea are | girl, who took a pat of love. ay and Sy an's finest ideals tried by the fire of | role of in “The Wild Girl amily Boletos.” g her search | her lowest | the film ¢ tarting today at the me Balisbary in in at an Orien cher is Stephen Rennett. Clem-ner a four days’ appear Menery Byes.” | tal bazaar on the boardwalk at At ord Kent is Dick Laird and/ ance. COLONTAL—Mai Plecher tn antic City, equipped with her ideals Frank Losee is Senator Calkins ‘ ‘The play has a gypsy netting. Fire ss=- OLIVE THOMAS STRAND. Derethy Dalton miss )N—Marry Carey in “Thieves’ the gypsy camp by her er wtag thru a storm. A ne property for the he gypaien raise | the child as a boy, the chief ordering ms A joy dais stele eg ana tt | upholstered with non- skid smiles all round— bring your own _ shock- = absorbers! ® abuse | COLISEUM | from Three Oaks | Minnie. arned her again kept rig ln eg ier A little high-life—some [saree um of money” ohn nr] high stepping and lots pier A of hilarity. Three Oaks to set up her lover in prise, Minnie ace packed her belor | business, | Lee Phelps supports Miss Thomas | as Moncure Kelts Limousine Life” will at the Coliseum until Wednesda oe STRAND | ; ach doublestar tM wit open. at the! FIFTH at PIKE—Continuous 11 to 11 "ADMISSION _20c—CHILDREN 10c and, Dorothy Dalton in “Unfaith ful,” and W m Desmond ir ere taal re Marriage Pu been committed in Arizona, instead ] isn river bridge on First ave. & Dorothy Dalton’ role is that of|er Bexica, as he thous ‘News Merchants with three members of hie tamity in NEW TRIAL IS DENIED Evelyn Karge, the neglec vung | Harry w ted but later, par Enjoy Palace Hip| his auto, was commanded to stop! 7: Harwood Morris, former cashier RECA etn Wal Hiewindlfok cahoots he dred happy newsboy throw up his hands by two|0f the Fremont State bank, will not with material, first hand, for the| ‘There is the usual love story, and were the guests of Mar armed men, he threw, instead, hia, be tried again on charge of grand OTR EON ar bg a hed cghystioiad Piilicopel edt aareteage 4b dela Anis Hip, at his big|gear into high. He shot ahea¢,| larceny, Morris was convicted Feb. | nial difficuttte Sunita Geer Keclawar, : : amusement house Fri-|nearly running down one of the| 26, Motion for a new trial was de. | husband's note night, Evelyn| Molly Malone an attractive OS sin | MOt_The party was not fired on, | nied Friday in relating a wife's unfaithtu ui Curt rer aay gin oi and she determined to help Gold” will play until | (Ose n the time the movies were aid. And Jo! Wednesday night hed on the screen until the the aix best xellers of the sense ¢ down on the last Robert McKim | a n COLONIAL Nyon th btate OP id Karge, and Charles Gunn as k| George Walsh, in “The Yankee ; “pea cpeset || amilton Jay," will open the new show at the | Hamilt w v y . The boys met at The Star office at | “The Marriage Bubble’ is a com: | Colonial Sunday. As Dick Mason, he |edy, in which William Desmond | se a beautiful girl in a Chicago ane marched in a body to the —is the new “‘cold |Conrad, a healthy, wealthy West-|Dick knocks him down, for which r Muller was a “good fel memorial “hot bird’? Jerner. | 4 he is sent to jail. ‘That's the begin —a soft drink in the cee |ning of a long trail that leads to Lu ff strictest sense, but the MISSION thunia and exciting adventures, in| FIFTY MARINES EACH {' liveliest, nippiest appe- A Western drama, with Harry Ca-| which the girl is finally won, tizer imaginable — rich Gay al ronareaaer acts) will olay | os a | WEEK SEATTLE QuoTa| in the flavor of nutritive at the Miss gered Sunday: Se CLARA Bt in “Fighting oat Fifty men have joined the marines bi ie cereals and imported old : P , in the last week. ‘This branch of the Saazer hops. BEVO SUPPORTED WITH ROBERT M’KIM—IN When Curt Simons arrived at his) starting y. ‘The film is a “F I Face Ail pata oe tro ceountes | ih, penptoer crab vale cabin one night with tales of th story, exposing intrig | bi tas ttle's share, 50 a week, will be| ' and it’s healthful. UNFAITHFUL Mexican border, “Cheyenne” Jumped and trickery of unscrupulous finan i rable iene ie Beene fe SURG TOR yi oe ficers in charge of the station, First ay eo a With the Jressed Girl Pr es . las, Ariz. and from there to join him | sult In the repeal of the law pro _ } si it satire haba dag 2 pape i “Asie, and trom there to tein Hn es ing the none. of merriel wan: CHARGES BANDIT WHO 1} MARRIAGE BUBBLE | pontain parties In Mexico. Jen in that capacit School and TRIES TO STOP HIS CAR ‘They hold up the messengers and|state authorities are making every get the gold, but Harry breaks with|effort to fill up the depleted ranks| When K, W. MeAllister, 803 Lu Curt when he finds the theft has}of teachers, Jolile st., driving across the Duwam-|