The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1918, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR STARTING TODAY POSITIVELY LAST BIG WEEK SPECIAL MUSIC BY A BIG SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA SHOWING TWICE DAILY oe ean UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY THIRD BROTHER oe & : ~ 2:30 P. M.—8:30 P. M. T0 Die A _ ¥ +> OH, BOY! IT’S WORTH THE PRICE OF ADMISSION ALONE TO SEE “SALOME” DO THE “DANCE OF THE SEVEN VEILS”—SOME BABY! HEDA BARA IN WILLIAM FOX’S LATEST AND GREATEST THEDA BARA SUPER-PRODUCTION— ALOME —BEING THE STORY OF A SIREN PRINCESS WHO SOWED SIN IN THE ANCIENT CITY OF GALILEE —WORDS ARE TOO MEAGER TO EXPRESS THE WONDERS OF THE PRODUCTION — YOU HAVE EYES, SO SEE FOR YOURSELF. CREW UNDER GERMAN mneTER GO ON STRIKE) TO AVOID STANDING IN LINE GET YOUR SEATS EARLY ALL SEATS, RESERVED MATINEES.25.50c PRICES NIGHTS 25-50-75 Pius 10° War Tax _ HUNS ARREST OWN OFFICERS wees Bpecial to The St These Prices are Scheduled by William Fox Throughout the United States LEVY'S’ « h¢eTHIRD-AT:MADISON _...” THE TEMPLE OF THE:MOTION. PICTURE ”,’ boar w and “THE WORLD WAS AT HER where they mhoutd ‘senacher, FEET, FOR SHE WAS—SIN,” “MANY MEN FEARED ‘SALOME? YET MANY DESIRED HER.”