The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1919, Page 3

rs 'N ) ORMA TALMADGE as half-breed giel at Coliseum: Liberty has Louisa Alcott’s : story of the March family; William Roger, Follies Star, at Clemmer; Marguerite } Clark Hooverizes in Strand picture; Mission film shows Marguerite Fisher as society girl; detective story at Colonial; Little has real German spy. over the adjudication of wages and -ostmas' Ger hours made by Pos ter General of tha Tegal wplendors, ——___. : One of the greatest stories ever written Louisa M. Alcott’s ut SENNETT COMEDY “A VILLAGE CHESTNUT” In 6 Parts WALLAGE on the WURLITZE Popular Concert Sunday—12:30 the senate to use of the cable to tell teeth, SF Shh? 2 4 | < 5 8 | * . 8 “ % : 5 5 5 ; 7 s 3 s N ‘ 5 aT Marcurrite Clark in “Lit the Mise Heorver . COLONIAL esue Hayakawa tn His Mirtheigte % CLASS At leire Andersen and Joe > Bennett in “Crown Jewels ~% ) SUNDAYS PROGTAMS rinkury leuke M Aleott's “Tit the Wemen CLEMMEM Wm. Rogers in “Laagh ing Wil Hyde COLISELM Norma Talmadge in The Heart of Wetena HEX —Sessue Hayakawa in “The (heat STRAND Marguerite Clark ta “Lit the Mine Heeover Misstos Margearile I ieher le “Pair Boough COLOSTAL--4hHive Tell tn Seeret st Saptain F t Ven Der ‘ The I'ressian Spy.” CLASS A ey Mewert ia “Us tamed.” “ NORMA TAL Mi wat AS HALPOINDIAN Gilt In “The Me bs ened ta * is na ' ‘ ie te i i : 4 , b i tr ‘ ' t i n 4 LURE OF GOLDIN CLEMMER Pt FURS W I cee tr ; > Alaska ! t f hs oper he : RAISED CHICKENS TO Sh HELD WIN run bed AR ; An > = at the Strand M « < Clark in nm a i 4 x ton socks woman w ‘ SY chicken rar t? ' r that Eggs Will Win the War Two of > clones, are the r ting ni war veter v? fought promite z ; ‘ : sides, and the a« ing of «a and I—Seene from Louisa Aicott’s “Little Women,” Liberty. 2—Wiltiam Rogers in “Laughing Bill Hyde,” ame Liat Nitta Clemmer, 3—Sessue Hayakawa, who costars with Fanny Ward in “The Cheat,” Rex. 4—Marguerite Clark VON DER GOLTZ as “Littl Miss Hoover,” Strand. 5—Norma Talmadge as Wetona, a half-breed Indian, Coliseum, PLAYS FILM hot €—Marguerite Fisher in “Pair Enough,” Mission. 7—Scene from “Seeret Strings,” Colonial, &6—Capt. Von) Cart |! ré der Goltz, star of “The Prussian Cur,” Little. lyears a we rv" for « t I an ¢ e phot r t La : J rT? ’ ' Burleson Angers Senator Would Bar Reading Is Coming 1y. The flim ex *. . > ° - rkings of Ger Portland Wire Men; News of Wilson’s Back With Wilson 1» scents io America PORTLAND, Jan. 4.— Portland 66 ” WASHINGTON Jan. 4.—THritiat commercial telegraphers were = in- Regal Splendors Ambassador I Ing will probab! structed today to attend a meeting) WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—Senator| return to America with President next Sunday, due to dissatisfaction | Sherman, Ill, yesterday objected in| Wilson, according to information reaching the stats Thia fact departmer is regarded t toda as quite im Burleson. amid which portant «ince it was re The call says the seasion is to con-| President Wilson moves abroad) peading returned } Sider the “proposed rejection of| “while anxious mothers and fathers! months ago he and Burieson’s meagre wage inc rease whose sons are in France are denied | differed vastly on war ar and failure to provide for back Day.” | news of their boys.” peace ter DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG TONIGHT—LAST TIMES Branding Broadway LE WOMEN Seattle Boy Scouts on their SNOW SHOR rhiv THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919 Second Hear Seneca SATURDAYS PrhoGcnAwMs LIEU YW illias fart ie Hranding Mroadway Mack Sen ett « ' re) Weekly and Hearst News Weekt CLEMMER. We Kogers in ‘haagh fog PME Bye CoLmneeM Norma Talmadge in The Hea {Wee REN har ‘ hve Ar ‘ a” ¢ Misston verite Pishe “ee @ NEWLY RICH FOLK | ener AT THE MISSION } Margarit cher ls Ann Dic daughter « ly Of new weall) trying to br society, In “Fair Enough,” h opened at the Mis sion Bat A newsboy hurt by Ann's to and a beach picnic lead the ing woman of wealth as | pirations into a non fatal srt scene, | eee | “LITTLE WOMEN” AT | LIBERTY SUNDAY m of Louisa Liberty Sunday in the early ‘60a, « , but four romancea. | a. | WIFE FINDS HUSBAND 1S CONFIDENCE MAN Janet Newell, in “Secret Strings.” ng to the Color Sunday, dia | ‘ ‘ that her hush oF who will stop at noth n order to f e from the « mtrusting 8 ‘ manda npts to earn! her living painting pictures. A kind old man who buys Janet's paint: | it of b scanty store of money and a chase for the titles to valuable uth American property are includ-| ed in the plot “ee LITTLE RED CALF | HAS SENTIMENT ROLE | A band of hardened cowboys scour | igi iA ink the hills and es for a little red/ calf to satiefy t whim of sick} Spanish child, “Bonita Mia.” in “Ur { armed tarting at the Class “A™/| | inda I Stewart is starred in s film ed" was framed to ma 1 ntimenta ar R ea Old i m ion ecene 7 HFT eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee™- ar howr | Total American Army Casualties SPECULATES WITH Killed in nection (incinding 396 at sen) CHARITY FUNDS Died of wounds Fannie W } Cheat . / Died of dinense x r 5 Ihled of necident and other causes . Wouoded in action t fe f ' Missing im action (including prisoners) . ‘ at with $ r¢ insted t } . a a Pe Me ig ep Total to date ........+.4065 Belgians and » om In! 5@—~ peat eee lespera } oe f f to a Japa rd Washington State Casualties: te “i : ry i Killed tn netion : ; ue Died of wounds mone ba but on aga ey Died of disease the advances of the Japanese he Died of accident brands ihe eal iit ei oad Wounded in netion v * = . Missing in action stamp cu Total to date THOUSANDS LINE UP ~~ ( ) > ) ) ? { ) ; AGAINST LIEBKNECHT| _ casvaity tists tenued by the United States war depas 1 sturda ntain the name ttle man, } AMSTERDAM i tix witt ext of kin R e Penman, 1306 venth t.. , i , . tr ; tt Washington state casualty list t ding the abov Ber . ‘ ( > WOUNDED SEVERELY ur ‘ oe Lieb bert K. Rhod rth Yakima Mr b n Ronald yn Mrs. 3 , ! ! Luxermt hn r kima M ‘ itior mt t Add ate? » tha t Arth mh. Brown Blain Walter i. 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