The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, 1918 Mia Frnch Widow SAW Open Monday PLAN TENT CITY FOR WORKMEN | Now Showing For One Week Continuous {ito ltt THIRD AT MADISON ” THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTURE” D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS HIS COLOSSAL SPECTACLE—MORE wih pe COSTLY THAN “THE BIRTH OF A NATION” el AND “HEARTS OF THE WORLD” COMBINED Red Cross to Open Advanced ae | THE DE LUXE EDITION OF ‘INTOLERANCE’ i 1 Patriotic Program to Mark Opening of New Orphanage Viola Dana onions “Mother and the Law” is in TEN BIG WON- OF THE Fourth, Pike oy DERFUL PARTS. See for yourself the great- an nion Continuous | enouen apps ity 4 D 11toll Oo victs Anxious est production ever made—costing close to to Help Win ' $2,000,000, and over two years in the making. you deceive a blind Drivoeers have, cCtea tee More than 125,000 people took part in the big man to make him happy? battle scenes—there is nothing but THRILLS after THRILLS, while throughout it all runs the sweet story of a mother’s love from the days of Babylon up to the present time. JOS. DANZ, Mgr. FOUR STARTING DAYS SUNDAY SPECIAL MUSIC BY OUR BIG SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA FRANK ADELMAN { Director REX BEACH’ Ss “Heart of the Sunset” | KEYSTONE MEDY | PATHE WAN NEWS Ad sion Oh ilde on 408” IMPERIAL JACK. PICKFORD W BEGINNERS | ‘ CING CLASS|§ ARBUCKLE fy MONDAY NIGHT | @ “The Village se iy Scandal” D sUsLE ee JEWEL CARMEN “Lawless Love” » =~"! WARREN NO RAISE IN PRICES | x Admixsion 10e—Children Se WITH A GRIFFITH ALL-STAR CAST JUVENILE SUMMER a, = won ee “A Man’s Mae Marsh Miriam Cooper Robert Harron Br Permission of eg _aalaiagae Man” Starting Sundny—rwo Daye Constance Talmadge Seena Owen George Siegman —and— “The Kaiser the Beast of Lillian Gish Margery Wilson Tully Marshall ! UPPODROME ee erlin” Bessie Love Walter Long Alfred Paget 2 5c i AND ALSO 125,000 OTHERS—NOT TO MENTION THOUSANDS OF HORSES ENTIRE HOUSE if PF CHILDREN 10¢ _.. ‘Including War Tax a » Admission We—Children Se Con rinvous 10**70f/2™ RO’ ee Eiiott 3147