The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. 1919 Glimpses at "SCENE AT THE STRAND Photoplays NowCurrent MITCHELL LEWIS One of the best Man-Munt " ” of character . STRAND actors, in a a a picture that GETS AWAY from every other play of the season: ywe | laying a of her Dorothy Gish as “Boots” . 1 guenn.” in the ple- | iinaisnaiiivadanitn, One of those DIFFERENT Ro- Some Unusual Angles and | mances that everybody is going to Questions it Raises: talk about—the first big shipyard @it your husband room in a drun shown on the screen. would you do pat him out? Mae Mars latest p’ dual role in} n Fires.” | ent your stupor, what put him to bed or Henry G actuated | Henry Geel! manners | Period old | #0 much like adventure and ord the lant at ine wouldn't sound wild moustite! &@ soda fountain ke, on a high n her ideal Mar n and @ What would yau do if you found } necure @ girl in the city park to commit suicide? Harold Lioy Just about iclo of his ¢ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA @Dia you ever eat dinner with a In Popular Music tramp? at COLISEUM’S NEWS SERVICE World Happenings FIRST @Do you think work makes men ; of idiers? ; —~— Rarriscale aa Betty r ay,” at the Rex| - dberty Thursda « t ee Growing Deaf With i} rs | Head Noises? f Try This _)| Rex in lay the ry wok. Mine Ward, ax Ellen Neal, is If you are growing hard of hear-| Week: Mix a, a5 sien tren ng and fear Catarrhal Deafness or |® young girl brought up in a pover f you have roar rumbling, hiae-|ty-stricken home, who longs for pret ° Smaart | clothes and ‘other pleasures in |fortably by an open window ngth), and add to it. \ | life ‘ — 2 Water anda little grafu-| As the story progrenses, Ellen se | board {Take 1 tablespoonful cures a poxition in the home of a|fragile sawmill a day Yew York fa as a maid lags | often bring quick relief | Wealthy New York family as a maid. | distressing head nolses. — ahe is persecuted by the fam. “Mine Adventure” is the engaging nostrils should open. |tly when she tells them their #on,| title of a ome easy and the mu-|who has since left for the war, i*| Hyland has fietie and | We father of her child ? DOCTOR Go te the RIGHT DRUG CO. 169 W: Se. and 1111 First Ave And the Decter will give you a careful examination and prescribe for you FREE. If yeu are sick you camnot de bet ter than take advantage of this offer. | ‘We save you money and give the Beat nessihic trestment Marie Prevost is thrown out into] paper snowstorm and nearly | freexes to death in Sennett’s comedy, | Bast Lynn With Variations,” at the! iberty thin week | by r in shirt sleever sits com. ntinue at the! a Grand Duke Told Gompers Just | || What He Thought About “Woody” | ne aw locomotives and an bh lated wagar four tm tIS, March 5 bility and Am How Russian no- | Alexander rans munit The luncheon was ar 1 by Charign Mayer, New York oe broker. The f topl Bolshevism, alth s and President n for mere or lens de labor discussed “cabbages and kings” at a luncheon new play which Peggy in the Hotel Ritz became today, alt the affair was nb actly public The American labor misston, head lon was the league nati Wilson ¢ bate. studios. threatened with Ci or who has head this prescription @ trial Several scenes of Theda Bara's| ed by Samuel were the | a Y w picture, “A Woman There Was,” leuests Wednesday Grand Duke ptr pl a Sen kas soso ‘sais were taken K. Vanderbitt'’s wie * - " wat rank y palatial yacht “Waterwitch. t at the M n Wednesday Hetty Ca : Ush girl Alice Brady, as Hetty Castleton, medina dintggy nd Mitchell Lewis is trying to find a + | California mountain that has not yet been filmed. Some job American. | °°" wei by, Matty, ‘wi Kyne’s story, “The Val-| will be Wallhece | Until Friday Night | returns h learns Wrand and there is during | which Hetty kills betrayer The Gifted . ° | COLONIAL | A fash {Casino ts at the ¢ Frederick ( [has b A her entire wheel. The he Giants,” “ | A copy of “The Land of the Free,” , hy of General was sent France and for him at a Y. M. C. A.| Wednesday—Last Times— CAPTURED BY CANNIBALS and the Mack Sennett “East Lynne With Variations” . F gambling Divorces Freneh The nable Morning 2 canaries, | and 60} Peggy Hyland owns ockatoos, #ix parrots fortune actual me bind. . | |taken in the home and on the I love birds explains Mise Hy-} grounds of a New York multi-mil.| "4 |lionaire. For ricness and beauty I tisey oduld hardly be’ euxrpaaeed Wallace MacDonald, recently hon | “The Divorces" te the « reed from the Canadian la society wornan*' Who, ir ry Oo, | forces, will return to the movies and lghieid her young slater, assumes the | 87 OPEC Mae Marsh in her] next picture The Comedienne Bolshevik Troops t of wrong) which’ she as Damage House of acomeadier a ED ; Fatty Arbuckle will be OFF CORNS Enid Bennett comes soon in “Hap: py Tho Married. Lieut. Tom Forman has drawn a of Real Quality! epee Kk b iF Harvester Company | here next Love.” In Boys’ Clothes! ‘om Moore will King’s story next appear in “The City of| Van Buren sitimate and screen ap-| f Mr. and Mrs. Sidney | s arranged with the Snap-| » for the first} used by that pub who is finane- | | call on all st Heation Marshall Neilan will direct Anita | Stewart in her next picture REVOLUTION HURTS De aes cat c # 3et rid of every corn and callus | t EB. 8 , Miss I will make hi re ays in Er under the| n of Herbert Brenon. | x) 4 —In— red in the] Ann Luther will be st » Great Gam ertal the Thrilling Action Tale of a woman who is held by the woman whose husband she had to kill— “In the Hollow | osm of Her Hand” = It Will Make You Rs Hold Your Breath! the new Pathe Mose Goldsmith, Old Eagle, Is Dead of the orig: | les, a fra-| ternal organization started in Seat: | tle, and a well known showman fn the of Seattle, died Tues They’re Going to Turn to Right in British Columbia VICT early di day after | He ran the Comique theatre below | way for a while, and lat booking agent for many of have become famous and Considine cir. osler TWO-GUN BETTY Which is a Howling Farce—an hour and a quarter of clean fun for every member of the family ecame the actor jon the ut Z Is a] cult bottle of ¥ ‘ few| Funeral sufficient to rid your feet of | been announced und cally doesn't pain van Wh tiny cents every hard corr betwee out sore or irritatic Amer © of t ervices have not yet DING | March | quiet wedding was solemn |when Frank Burson, f player, and Mrs. Vinnie Mills, were |married, ‘The ceremony was writ Bride and groom are deaf and n the toe 5.—A ed here rmer ball You Can’t Resist Bessie as a Cowboy! 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