The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1919, Page 4

3 ly iN i Taylor Holmes, In a scene from “I ing comedy, which opened at the ¢ t's a Hear,” a wholesome, entertain oliseum Wednesday morning. High and Low ay Sa Movie Queens, and How Old They Are height Is there an avera W JHAT man— particularly a young + man—can resist the entreaties of a beautiful woman who seems to love him, to tell hera dangerous secret? It’s hard not to confide in her, and that is just the reason why some of the world’s most successful spies and detectives have been women! ULINE FREDERICK “Our Or The SHADOW” A Splendid Picture That Stays Until Friday Night Only Age, aN average Must medium or nlender or in her border s who dream ant the when perhaps they nvted position be by fr are tr Sta r favorite wt ed in tistics from Universal City some interesting facta on photoplay there questions. thi Perhaps me the. six moat women f Wal Myers Mildred Har the 17 years old; Carmel Myers is 18 and Magy MacLaren 19, Princitia Dean i just hile Dorothy Phit lips and Mari leamp are both 24. ‘They are all and below me dium height—in fact, the type termed “petite.” see erally CLEMMER The necessity for arresting bis own father—this is but one of the dramatic moments confronting ‘Tom Moore Dick Latham, in West, Young Man,” at t Pn this week Dick Latham i# sheriff of a so called bad town in the West and 8) une the movies to fight censorship in states where more stringent legisia tare is being threatened. Ince, Sennett, De Mille and Wit ard Mack are going to make satires to present their arguments against censorship. Picture Patter 883 THE REASON WHY Bill Hart announces he didn't sign ~ | Up with Chaplin and the others be cause the agreement called for a three-year contract, and he plans on retiring from the screen In 192 Norma Talmac her ncluding her husband. have gone to where Talmadge'a Moon, e and com. | degrees he reforms Joneph Saranac exterior scenes new picture will be filmed | The Largest Audience in the | Northwest Reads | ‘Star Want Ads Acid Stomach! Meals Don't Fit! Gases, Heartburn, Indigestion in making gambling emenn BE 2m hewing tobacco in abandoned to humor the young reformer An matter of Dick's attention is of strangers, th erners, who ar at the hotel, I en ¢ i N for Mise ‘The WANTS DIVORCE Teddy Sampson (Mrs. Ford Steril ing), has gone to Reno to start di vorce proceedings against Ford Sterling. The couple have been estranged for some time. oe room place CENSORSH Movie directors are planning to GAS Biontach Sour Stomach (heartburn), Belching, Swelling and Full Feeling, so fre quently complained of after meals relieved in Two Minutes. Almost in stant reli@f from Paina in the Storm ach caused by undigested food. SENT FREE ON THIRTY DAYS’ TRIAL Send 6c postage, name and ad ldress, plainly written, and we will |mend you on approval our stomach preparation, Jo-to, for 30 days, at | which time you are to send us $1.00 lor return the unused portion if not | perfectly satisfied. ‘Address: Bellingham Chemical | | Co., Bellingham, Wash. | Instantly Sisenach fine. The moment Diapepsin reaches the sick, upset, sour stomach all distress end You wonder what became of the indigestion, acidity gases, flatuence, heartburn, sour risings, dyspepsia. N | Magic relief! waiting! Eat without fear! Costs little—Any drug store. “The Sheriff's Son” His Entertaining Western Picture “ONCE AM A MASON” Pathe N News ALLACE On THE URLITZER COA will amaze you. It amazes everyone. Though churned from nuts and milk, it tastes like fine creamery butter. Only the one who prepares it for the table knows it's Nucos. The others just know it’s delicious. NUCOA orignal Nut Butter Served on the Best Tables Sold at the Best Stores A. MAGNANO CO., 1118 Western Ave., Distributors wilt | upset? Panes Dianepsin Siunrne| k to melze the make his authority idle rich. Me revolver his father to the opportunity felt with ae wide th in hin and looks | the ey dent ix made the most of by Moore, a» the Melbourne Mac punded father outhful sher Dowell, as his LIBERTY Charles Ray # not portray not dashing, he the rollicking hero. us real life sort of young men we rub each day in the street This week we find him portraying * give however » wit + A Kreat fear from his mother, witnensed before up banging opatructiv battles mp! an the with attack his father birth boy's grows thie sense over by the story ts thi and shows how bs ndidiy to overcome his Weakness and how he succeeds, win. ning the girl he loves in the bargain. see COLISEUM Come followr Coliseum thin week tragedy at the Anita Stewart, in the police drama, finished « four. day engagement Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, Taylor Holmes will be at the Coliseum in a new ly, “I's a Bear.” The story is built around the ef. forts of a number of cowboys to try to & fool out of their boss’ son, and every effort misses fire As a side inwue, the tenderfoot takes a liking to the school teacher, upon whom the foreman of the ranch has cast his eyes Taylor Holmes plays the boss’ son, the tenderfoot.” COLONIAL Henry Walthall has tmaginative and strongly role to interpret in “The Long Lane's Turning.” which i» showing at Colonial. Walthall ix always at hie} best in a role which calls for the conflict of two natures—the man de graded he man rising trium | phant trom depths The hold that liquor the most highly finest nate a highly can get on organized brain and is driven home to the audience in the struggle which rages between the fiery demon and Marry Sevier's better nature. yielding to the craving @Imoat results in the wrecking of a brilltant career Walthall appears ax Harry Sevier. | REX | It ts ecasity understood by gent mon that if a woman ha home, plenty of beautiful the right to draw ad lbitum on her husband's bank account, the inalien able privilege of shaking down his trousers every mother” for indefinite periods, couple of automobiles, monda, and canaries, suffrage and prohibition, cold hash on Tues. days and Thursdays, and a hot re ception for hubby on his after ix perfectly satisfied if only hubby will r hind legs and raise “Ned” every once in awhile, so as to keep things inter: esting, However ery intellt William Parker has dif- ferent ideas, which are shown in hia | story, “What Every Woman Wants,” the screen version of whieh is play- ing at the Rex, with Grace Darmond ae the lead. . | STRAND The ruling passions of a man’s life, love, merey, hate and reven, brought out in “Ruling the new show which opened at the Strand Wedhesday morning. ‘The story tells how A wealthy broki sions of hate 4 | of the act of a |ton had befrie non, and after bringing him from pov. | erty and disgrace, had made him a} | partner in his firm. 1 this man | wins from him his fiancee, and Wal ton is filled with hate for Vernon and plans revenge. | So great is his hate that it causes @ nervous breakdown, and it Evel | mal e, are by the as a result Wal nae ner friend him forget his it. She studies him with mingled sympathy | and admiration for the finer quali: | the | tles which are hidden mask of hate. Julia Dean is the nurse, and Ea win Arden is:John Walton, eee under MISSION For the second time within the last two weeks, Pauline Frederick is unjustly accused of murdering her night, to entertain, “morning | is | toland, a young nurse, who | of fear | Sheriff | or, aa he ts known to the cowboys.) | Early to bed and early to rise— A tenderfoot takes the cowboys by surprise, For this bug-catcher was wealthy and wise, the respect of these tough guys! EXPECTED to Laugh and WILL LAUGH at TaylorHolmes in a comedy in which a bunch of cowboys try to leave a tenderfoot flat—but in which he proves fleet- footed and a marvelous bluffer. “IT’S A BEAR’ Symphony Orchestra of 31 Coliseum’s News Service FREE NOW HERE, with ‘the (Until Friday Night) u ——————— 1 \ 1 3 4 Harry Morey is the doctor in “The, |Other Man,” which shows at the Class A starting Wednesday for the balance of the week. PROGRAMS TODAY Ray, in “The Mayor Peters recently refused to rant « lieense for the erection of a | picture house in South Boston, which | was to be known as the Broadway. Representatives of eight Protest- j@nt and one Catholic church object |ed to the petition. Mary Pickford, thru her attorney, | , Jf Z0m ate sick yeu cosiiat de Dennis F. O'Brien, is negotiating for] We save you money and give the screen rights for “The Little| pest possible Teacher.” | Pathe Weekly. 1] ba poi Moore in “Ge West, Young Man"; “Peggy Mixee In,” | Cartatio | comedy Prisma colored pictures; Literary Digest. COLISEUM —Taylor Motmen tn “It's Teer.” STRAND —Jalla Dean in “Reling Passions.” j “Out of the Shadows. | COLONIAL — Henry Walthall “The Leng ok Sorsiee iB Wemen 4 er ie nee te a comed LITTLENasimove in “Eye Kye"; “Wild Game in A for His tempor. | ‘ a few dia-| | CLEMME SEATTLES BEST PHOTOPLAY AOVSE —_—_—_—_—_—— 8 | Gramatic | eee TODAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY em A little le unsavory boarding house | : fn the slums isn't exactly an ideal| romantid atmosphere, but that's! |where a wealthy young society girl) i and a famous physician figure in a ; lhudding romance which leads to the : altar the girl and| ‘ im. IN GO WEST YOUNG MAN | jiy, she had a hard Ume convincing | lthe jury that she didn’t kill her hus- lhand, and this week we see her at the Mission in “Out of the Shadow,” portraying a young Australian girl, in tried by @ jury for the grue- me crime, committed by a jealous pianist 1" Mies Frederick is supported by picked players, her leading man is / Wyndham Standing. Others in the | vst Include Ronald Byram, William | Cross, Emma Campbell, Jack W./ Johnson and Catherine Thomas. eee CLASS A WED. TO SAT. CLASS A THEATRE HARRY Passions,” | John Walton, | Alexander Ver: | husband. In “The Woman on the Inglex,” which appeared here recent: A young spendthrift of the East goes West and creates excitement in a wicked town. Yes, he wins the girl. . PRIZMA Natural Color Scenic “SKYLAND”—| Bright Costumes, MOREY with Florence Deshon and Grace Darmond “THE OTHER MAR” Also Christy Comedy and Natural Color Scenic Blackfeet Indians, Weird Dances. CHRISTIE COMEDY LITERARY DIGEST Guterson’s Russian Orchestra