The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1918, Page 8

ONLY TWO DAYS MORE @ to SMILE with bd : in his latest : comedy drama { } |He Comes Wurlitzer Star- Liberty Weekly Admission 26¢ Children 16¢ CLEMMER From the popular novel by HAROLD MacGRATH with “beautiful "GRACE DARMOND as the girl. He returned from a trip around the world and found “The Girl in His How who—so strang id been the happenings --never doubted that it was her own home STRA REVIEW CHRISTIE COMEDY “War Gardens” TOPICS OF THE BRUCE SCENIC FRIDAY—SATURDAY PRINCESS MONA DARKFEATHER —IN PERSON— Appearing Afternoons and Evenings eIN— (First Run in Seattle) NEW WURLITZER A een JEWELRY and agate mount from your old je give the sare w cont le yet 1427 Third Ave. The postoftice October Birthstone OPAL Phone Elliott 375 TRAND LAST TIMES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ERNEST TRUEX SHIRLEY MASON Whirlwind comedy drama of Pep and Patriotism COME iLevy’s Fairbanks Scene from Rex Beach's “Laughing Orpheum, starring William Roger: Up Smiling Wallace on the Mason is the star of the A Dam Catastrophe opened at the Strand Thursday | Mason is delightful aa @ patriot! | tle stenographer, who traps a Germ The Far-Flung Battle Line from him whi the federal aut? Hearst-Pathe Weekly SECOND at SENECA Continuous 11 to 11 NT ASK FOR BETTER RESULTS FROM ANYTHING war tax | Miller Gains 20 Pounds Tak- ing Tanlac—Wife Regains Health, Too. FIRST at PIKE Continuous 11 to 11 Plus war tax Ja Bartell drug store recently | Miller superintends the general re Seaview ave. |who Is suffe and what I did eat mercial Bank’s Fourth Liberty Loan Club Applications for mem: sour and undigested up to October 19. stomach is in such a good condition that I can eat bond through this bank constitutes the Initiation euTemsons. RUSSIAN a particle after- }log every night jto one hundred and fifty pounds and I now weigh one hundred and ALLIES’ OFFICIAL WAR which Is a gnin of twenty South End business trict should be members Ja o panese ac Bank | just about as bed a is now taking Tanlac It ia doing the same good w her it did for me mine in every DAY “The Hound of the Hills” to recommend it to ev Tanlac is sold In Sea Drug Stores under rection of a special Tanta Advertisement LUCIEN MURATORE World’s Greatest French Tenor “Takes Caruso’s crown in one single effort.” Herman Devries, Chicago Critic. A. DEBRUILLE, French Violinist G. TRUC, French Pianist ARENA Fifth and University Monday Evening, October 28th PRICES (Including War Tax): $2.75, $2.20, $1.65, $1.10 Mail Orders Now TOM MIX feel it is such @ “Fame and Fortune” ¢ healthier women and stronger, st Hear Jack 0’Dale on our The Real Secret of Rejuvenating the Face holds the true secret of facial en the place of the aaa ‘ete Cnele little of the old finm’s program restricting the use of gold bullion for manufacturing purposes—for In the morning It is erased White’s Gem Shop opposite we, solution produces qu THE SEATTLE STAR-—-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1918. Orpheum to Show Film Version of Rex Beach Novel WN it Hyde,” whie late of the opens at Levy's ‘vllies. | LEVY'S ORPHEUM A picturization of Rex Read@® pop. ular novel, “Laughing Bill Hyde,” comes to Levy's Orpheum tomorrow, starring William Rogers, the faznous wit and lariat thrower of the Follies oe te what the kind r ¢ + will do even for an ew fet. DMN Hyde is one, and when he carries for miles a dying who suffers mo injury. the tor Bill calls on decides that so sid be safe with a man of cart, lke Hill, at large. The doc tor's kindness and confidence in Bill ewarded, when the two meet tn where both have thelr w for the fast time tonight see LIBERTY Doug Fairbanks, as Jerry Mar-| tin in “He Comes Up Smiling,” clones a week's run at the Liberty Saturday night. Capacity audiences have seen Doug as a smiling tramp thruout the week. Aga canary owned by Jerry nor wh the but how he fina own makes a successful conclusion to Doug's “tramping see COLISEUM Tonight, for the last time Lina Cavalier! will appear at the Colt soum in “A Woman of Impulse.” Saturday's new show brings «a se quel to “Tarzan of the Apes,” which played at this th » It carries tre some time zation the Tarzan who was born of white parents in, dark Africa and brought up by am ape mother with the animals of the ne hin play: The quel to Tarzan” was writ: | mame auth Burroughs, produced sam cant, inclu Markey, T ferson and eee MISSION | Kildare of Storm” opened at the} Thursda with Family tarred as Katherine Leigh, “ girl forced into marriage with Basil Kildare, because of his and pomitic Hoe was brutal coring and used Kate as rading her among his friends, because of her rare beauty The photoplay is an adaption of the of the same name by Eleanor Kelly eee REX The.old stagecoach used in “The of the Golden Weat.” now ine at the’ Rex, was one of the! les actually in use in Call fornia in the early ‘S08. -There is no telling how often it haa been held up, but that ft has been under fire in attested by the many b holes and dark stains that ha not vanished in the lapse of years ee CLEMMER The deep-laid plot of the German da to conquer Europe and to America by setting loone in her midat an army of «pies and prop agandiats, in the theme of “The Prus nian Cu,” which comes to the Clem: mer tomorrow The photodrama ts based on reve lations by Capt. Horst Von Der Goltz for ten years a German spy, stretch: | ing clear tack to the civil war Karl Williama, in “The Girl in Hin House,” plays at the Clemmer for the last time tonight COLONIAL How to get into the movies ts the chief topic of Mona Darkfeather's nddreas at the Colonial this week. | Resides being an interesting talker Princess Darkfeather is a singer, and offers a song of her own composition. The feature picture at the Colonial until Saturday r wa Tom Mix in “Fame and F eee CLASS A | Hobart Henley, who wrote and di | rected “Parentage,” which is now | howing at the Class A, says that| ehild wetter screen play than and to prove it he et is some of the finest “child: tuff” ever made in pictures, in ‘ entage.” eee % - —-———___— rnocrams i ly Stevens in “Kil- ft Storm."* Koren in “The m West.” rn Caatieton and | y in “Parente: | | @--e~4 aE oe—emeoe x, s k | WHY WAIT? 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