The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1918, Page 3

ra Tarkan African adventure, opened today a MA | the Coliseum. It A Ktrange stor |thin “Tarzan of the Ape ng Hons in combat with trugele Intertwined are three romance ‘The pletures were taken along the Amazon and nearly two years were| filmin Aw the story | spent in th goon wit frontiers of a des | olate jungle on the coast of Afrtoa NOW PLAYING this giant white man, ‘Tarzan, rear TODAY'S ¥ MER Mae the Dark COLONIAL ed by an ape mother, roam kills, He slays the lion and tger|! phants fear him At the Tarzan m mourned over hix real mother, and calling his friend, the elephant, he raids the canniba Ke ple | | | ymes the white girl into hii life, and “Tarzan of the Ape learns of a new and strange life to him | LIBERTY Charlie Chaplir to appear in his new picture, “A Dog's Lif the Liberty, He will wear t muchimitated but inim of battered t cutaway coat r | | | spread-eagte 1 jaunty | ye} |eportatick, that has made } | “{ | known from Paris to Yokohama 4 As his chief ‘support, he has] } chonen 3—Chuas. Chaplin and Edna Purvi- ance In “A Dog’s Life,” Liberty. 2— Scene from “Tarzan of the Apes,” Coliseum. 3—Ann Little and Winter Hall in “The House of Silence,” \ Strand. 4—Mae Marsh in “The Face in the Dark,” Clemmer. 5— Purviance, Fred Pitts | The featu tm completed by a ell Game,” adapted rts’ Saturday | ory, “Good Will and] }Almond Shella, tarring Pommy| Weblen, It is a y of cheating | cheaters, an example of the idea of Kenneth Harlan and Carmel Myers Innocer tting a bit earlier in | tn “The Wine Girl,” Mission. i th ning a heeapene The | a ORR STRAND | Wallace Reid is to play at the Strand, star r The! STATE GUARD TO TRAIN |62 STARS IN MASONIC ON VARSITY CAMPUS! CLUB'S SERVICE FLAG House of § a plot that The University of Washington| Sixty-two stars.are on the Masoni . } ateur Sherlock Holmes, who endeav. capes will be turned into a train-| club service fing, unfurled in the | ESSONS ors to trace the perpetrator of what fg camp for offices, non-coms and and | tub rooms Friday night for the first in believed to be @ murder, Bes Miretes of the Third Wast-/ ‘ It ie @ mystery story, with strange ington state guard, thix summer,| time. At the same time an Americ Asgnouncement of the training camp | flag, the gift of B. D. Rose, waa pro. || Prepared Under —— i precy Ae pac aoc pum De mace Friday by MM. Skinner, | sented to the organization FLOYD BADER “The House of Silence,” known as of men. Fraternity houses, oe County Agriculturist the Faculty Men’s club and the Com x —— % ene me ce THRIFT STAMP DANCE | exavice’s “reiocndns n turned over for the use of eke en ISKUM—"Tarsan of the Apes.” | | —— - Saturday ev: the dance be: LOSES PURSE IN PARK by eral Gree J. A. Siever, of the Hermosa apart-| the Minute ) ments, last a purse containing $60,| All Green Minute Men will | possess. re his government pass and personal|attend a me at 8 p. m., before the only kind t papers in Denny park Friday the dance. grown in the home garden. Margarita Chaptin in “A Marsh in “The a Reid in “The MISSION—Carmel Myers in “The | | ° | ir. | ce Margarita Fischer in ay lor Holmes in “Un- , A “ easy Mo: o” Day robably the earliest, ma-| | prag—Thedea Bare in “The Tiger turing in a shorter time than any|| Weman.” other sweet corn. But for table use| | variety will equal the Golden Ban “ » residence of a mysterious Mra ved to be a rendez and notorious char: | police, despite all} © unable to find tn Sweet corn, in one or the other of tx varieties, can be successfully | vous for thiev rs, but ¢ efforts OF THE APES rn will grow in any good soil, | th Jest use on|criminating evidence against the ate ac »100%> but it will come into ea P woman ’ planted in hills Ann Little supports Wallace Reid. or re The first method is most | Reid 4 Ld favored in gardens. Rows are usual cee ly made three feet apart. The seed! MISSION is buried two Inches and the kernels| The attraction at the Miasion : ® dropped, four to six in the hill,| opening Sunday, will be Carmel My 44 inches apart ers as Bona, a little Italian girl, in should begin| “The Wine Girl.” wegen ———p, >: planting, and| Andrea Minghett!, thru saving q all weeds that! had become proprietor of a larg HARUM-SCARUM DARE-DEVIL STAR Cultivation then fol-| vineyard, and 4n Italian circles was | and hand cultivator), | recko! wealth His nic cee "mars."t'® es°"*) Uke the Storied Tarzan, the Picture cold mercy be shallow and IN “Ann's Finish” rns are Some remov about a foot high; ot ade her work her own way estiylne tues Sim ycthdetarseaeswee’| ~~ Stamds Alone; Unusual in Theme, Lavish i) yet settled, with the tendency to re-|jan workmen, Among them was| Bs mr all the suckers one, Chico, the leader of a black e e . sepa saat oat anen meters 2.) and Spectacular in Staging; ook New fi j corn Thi is done by liberal plant: | the xis on Andrea And he wa. a i A - . ing, and drying what is not used at| determined to get Bona as well asx » omedy-drama built around a ety ; : | A. comedy-drama _built the'table. "Phe corn should be picked | $10,000 im cash ork an e Eas orm—vvVe lake : Finishing School Romance every r two to secure the right| At this interesting juncture, came : i ‘ It is then cooked | Frank Harris, a ri apg Pe 9 . ‘ s } , , le, sliced off the cob | crat, to work for Andre t 50 cents | { 4 ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5e th a knife and dried. A Gay, Ik wasp bet Aud he £1] rea riae in resen Ing Oo ou as 4 . in love with Bona's cooking. a Prices Include War Tax GARDEN PRIMER, for reference, “pa ° 4 1 : may be had by sending your name,| cLEMMER t rt t 1 ; — es pe Yo ag ntertainmen NUS= _WilunnMINNTMNMNMNNNMNN, ; 0 | nic ag postage, to NATIONAL WAR GAR-| startin ay at the Clemmer, star => = | PAT 10 A. M. TO DEN COMMISSION, Washington, | ping in “The Face in the Dark,’ Ube == This is a romance of the African = rHEATRe wy 11 P.M. 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