The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 3

CLEMMER “SHADOWS” LIBERTY “PETTIGREW 'S orm.” (Paramount) Dailey Heath an actress . Ethel Clayton Monte Riue Muriel Rarnes, ¢ Lam Judson Ra Jack Met Cha « Gerard Clara Whipple eh Pe SPettigrew's Girl.” which op Se) the Liberty Saturday, is a jase Woven around ¢ On the bill with the ature pi Rare will be a Pathe News Week PRIA Will be of apecial interest be £3 “ORME Most of the scenes ar 8. McGrath, who is to be Bishop at Baker City, Ore. “There will also be a new , “Mrs. Riley's Washday TRAND “THE MARRIAGE PRIC (Arterafy Helen Tremaine, a socie Elsie Frederick Lawton, a r Wy ve . x “JOHNNY, GET YOUR GUN” ws bia (Arterafy) enneth G Higgins, a tim Gordon, a mai! . Mary Ander . & tenderfoot actor hie ¥ Fred Stone an Orde a Lawton a Hitchins Other Woman Casson Fergu ¢ Bullion-nia. a fortune hunte b i James Crv son Miss Ferguson pl eo part of a society woman in Marringe Price,” which comes to the Strand Saturday ® inpove her own living There ts — who becott Stone and his : Y mre the big f » Get Your Gun, and seeks to make with more or leas success. . Lage a pretty and Ewch opens at the Col ne are quite dramatic. Wyndham & He portrays the role of | standing is the leading man Motion picture performer “fe Several unique and inter z — experiences in the develop oO " E Of an interesting story MISSION ictinisieeill aiiniimaeniasnas “COME AGAIN SMITH™ oes 1 ’ RED? Pathe) Joe Smith, jr. ..J. Warren Kerrigan THIS FREE Ned Stevens H. A. Barrows ih idan Franklin Overton ..William Conklin love story situa Anne Stevens (Ned's wife) “i «+++.Winnifred Greenwood ‘Invention Seat on cy Ste iste: . Satie Soe Por. Lucy Stevens (his sister) pt Your mame and I will My new copyright rupture isrement blank. When im the blank I will send » 4 fer rupture. When | put it on and wear it fy test you can think the test. the better you You will wonder how along with the old mepeine trusses or belt of torture. Your jmon sense and your Will tell you it i# the in which you can ever After wearing it 30 Tf it is mot entirely satisfac- fc ‘way-—if it is not easy if you <aueet ae 4 rupture getting x Mot convinced that a cure ® Question of time—just ‘and you are out nothing Appliance that is sent trial before you pay is tt Lois Wilson Joe Smith, sr. «George French Joe Smith, ir. (Warren Kerrigan), tho the son of a millionaire, tries to make his own way in the world. He is pretty much of a failure until he is picked up by two New Yorkers as & social experiment and put up tn all luxury for a week. The expefiences that befall Joe during this week form the basis of a story that bor ders on comedy. The play opens at the Mission Sat pinmaintieniiatan eorecReRrner “WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE” t (acom Backer) hier 'George Roydant ........S8am Hardy Agnes Roydant Mary Boland a Cupid scores one’ The: a pretty actress. The millionaire sa, the lobster palace.” The private soldier says: e and get a soda. Which did she do? Look at the picture here. S A FIGHT BETWEEN a MAN and a MILLION—a rht up out of your chair. ~~ Motion Pictures of the Consecration of the Bish- op of Baker City. Camp Lewis Ceremonies PATHE NEWS Fiwho reside in the +—___ _-—_____-_« i COLONIAL } home because he belie N x PRBE! Now Here—A Picture That Will Warm Your Heart meme “Come with me in the limousine “Let's walk over to the drug = » THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1919. r Boy Romance Shown at Liberty; Story of Dance Hall Girl at Clemmer; Coliseum Has Acro- batic Star; Society Girl’s Love Story at Strand; Newlyweds’ Troubles Pictured at Drama Is wn at Mi Oy. } 1—eraldine Farrar, appearing at the Clemmer in “Shadows.” Strand, 4—J. Warren Kerrigan in “¢ in & scene from “When a Woman Sins,’ 2—Fred Stone and Mary Anderson, at the Coliseum. Again Smith,” Mission. 5—Mary Boland and Sam Harty, Colonial. Picture Pad er — Klai 6—Ethel Clayton and Monte Bly 0 city FROCK AMS ay RTY—Kthel Clayten in ewes Gilet CLEMMER Do You Remember When— eters was ® villain and Hart was a hero in “He nin Petts 3 Geraldine Varrar in Fred Stone la “Joli arlie Chaplin He e ; tween Mer lina island E. K. Lincoln was Anita Stew tract art's leading man? film comedian Alfred W later Poppea r, new LITTLE “WHEN A WOMAN SINS” Marchard between used to be and Seena Aune t at the tan Chaplin's atives of both Syd Chaplain REX—Special festere, “Mirth.” toa When » Theda Bara eat Joseph awa. signature prir Chartie’s repre pals nay be Swickard | se Albert brother “ an extra 14 ye for Earle ina ab was SUNDAY PROGRAMS a LIDERT —Fthel Clayton in “Petti- _MMER — Gersidine Farrar in i When a Won 1 Saturday at the Litt & notorious siren for a ung y¥ student is the then { Mins Bara’s new 4 to afford the ac ¥ to r the proposed of Theda Bara’s Mina, * in the time cial production ture shad: COLISKUM—Fred Stone tn “Johnny Get Your Gun REX —Special feature, “Birth.” STKAND—Fisie Ferguson in “The Price.” The i compa and it is “a & mplendid her bistrionkc as ite title im nost burning the spread of propaganda drama, which Marriage MISSION—J. Warren Kerrigan tn ‘ome Again Smith.” COLONIAL—Mary Boland in “Wom- en perience LITTLE—Thede Bere in “Whee s dla Woman Sina.” _ = REX “BIRTH” (Fugeni m Co) John Hamrick bas an unusual the coming week Birth.” m Co ot Movie Quizzes What state are the Gish girls display deals 1898, and Li} Springfield, Ohio, on March Lawrence McGi cf « Robert Catt orrinne Uz Bradley Barker) Manager - Rex theatre for Nicholas Barrabie Lord Sulgrave Attalie Damuron Ruftord Mary MacLaren group of congresmnen the © a few he was hont What is the name who played th Lucille Love” serial A. Grace Cunard. now Mra younger brot Matt Mc days the girl ot attrac Under produced by naval a Pacific ur of the the en te et the ale An adaption stage play “Agnes” has Paul M. Potter and will be presented at the Colonial under the tille of Woman's Experience starting Sunday ‘The Mise Conard is Moore. f wife of a of Tom, Owen and the coast been scenarioized by 5". y ane. Cael Joe Fred Hicks and L. P chairman of the committee eee Q Will you please give me Wa) Reid's address? Also Dorothy th tam J. Brown. Frederick C Pade spitals, this pleture created favorable comment wherever it has been shown. The picture, which is being shown nly to persons over 18 years of age. gives a complete description of the his power to make | proper for both mother and Anne Luther was presented with lace a taby alligator, and didn’t think ih? much of the gift. Then she took You can reach Wallace Reid at & second look and noticed a platinum | 6284 Selam ave, Los Angeles, Cal his io country | baby before and afier ite arrival bracelet was serving the alligator 4 Dorothy Gish at 4500 Sunset the city ix ore for a collar 4 no place for young newly weds THRY LIKE BART ee cee They are not satisfied and one) ‘The following was clipped from a| Anna Q Niclason laid aside ber) @ What has become of Mary Lon Angeles paper: “If they've got yrhite fur neckplece between scenes Thurmah, who appMired in M = any more Regular Fellows in Seattefwhile making her latest picture, |Séfinett comedies? like Bart Bartieson of the Califormia,| "The Way of the Strong — ba tory concerns a young couple country with a wealthy uncle. The old uncle does everything in them happy in the plethrowing comedies for more characters. Did you see “The ryant Washburn'’s picture on; Theda Bara at Little; Rex Has Unusual Eugenic Production starring in *, playing at the Liberty. in the #- & Mary Thurman hal” desert! Colonial; Comedy- Says: “4 Many a lover's arm hag to waste “Love, honor and obey” te copy righted All good things are mostly herited ase Keep both your marriage your Liberty Bonds. A passing fancy goew with winds Quadrupeds are just as as quartets Some women are and dangerous toys. ar) Keep to the right, and yeu never be lef! ee Gifts are not always paid “ee ‘ Cuticle is a sign of prowd ee The unsucetssfal are bothered “The Marriage Price.” at the j—Theda Hara kening Flame” is the (oning Features Elvidge to be released by April 21. June ague Love will be the stars, “The Scar,” drama by Hamilton & of Gaborieau’s famous f Kitty Cummings. ure One of the Greatest Hits of the Country, Ballad Callad “SOME DAY I'LL MARIE GLAD” Gordon eee Louise Huff will be supported by Johnny Hines in “The Little her new picture, Intruder.” “Thunderbolts of Fate” {a the name of a picture soon to be releas ed. House Peters and Anna Lehr will co-star. which in a point of heartfelt est is maid to be the mest nounced hit written in some The following are a few the verse: Sweetheart I feel so That I have made you so And while your heart is My heart is acl "2. Marguerite Clark's new picture will be “Come Out of the Kitchen.” Eugene O'Brien will be her leading man nontininannhonennhenaniaiill MY RECIPE FOR JELLY TARTS By Yvette Mitchell When first | wae featured in two-reel Western melodrarhas at Universal I had occasion to play cook. 1 even fried frijoles and went thru the motions of cook ing a la Mexican. But the dishes I enjoy most are “pure Y ee Thi is the way 1 make jelly tarts: To one-half pound of cottage cheese werk one-half pound of butter with fingertips. Add two cups of flour) half cup sugar: on ice Roll, cut Into three. inch squares and fill with rasp. berry jam or jelly. Pinch ends of dough together. Bake in quick oven. out a note, quits an obtain en sung, @ jto the tume. Various using the melody @8 @ 4 waltz and fox trot [chines and player planes using this number for a we wish they'd send them down] When the camera started grinding bere. Not enough figures are made | #he made a hurried grab for the fur te count Bart's friends.” ‘There was 4 yelp and a ehrick. 4 Bart Bartleson was formerly preas| She grabbed her Pomeranian dog | which appeared here recently at the agent of the Clemmer and left Seat-| Instead of the fur, and the aggrieved Coliseum? Mary played Bryant's lit! tle some months ago to accept a po- | dog bit he tle sweetheart in this play. sition with the California theatre in/ nares - ree eae =m Los Angeles | eee MARIAN DAVIES BUSY Marian Davies, wh pleted “The Belle now busily « as the wading player in “Getting Mary Married, comedy, with a strong dramatic Norman Kerry, Matt Moore and Constance Beaumer will be the chief support. Meanest Crook Steals Whoever stole the cian Relief milk bettie from the counter of Kirk's military store. 1 First Friday, was the meanest thief in town The bottle was only one quarter full. It was missed about 2 o'clock and report was made to the police. WOMAN IN ROWBOAT TRIES TO CROSS SEA NEW YORK, March 29.—Speak ing of those women who have nerve | to spare, but whose judgment may be deficient, consider Victoria Neti sen, who actually began an attempt to row across the Atlantic ocean in a l5-foot boat. She was brought back, but there is every likelihood that she will repeat the attempt un. less they catch her again NEWSPAPER MAN IS M. P. FROM INDIA (Special to The Star by N. B. A) BOMBAY, March 29.—India is ex pecting better understanding of her problems by the British partia ment now that T. J. Bennet, pro- prietor of the Times of India, has tmken his seat in that body Ben. net * a wide and sympathetic knowledge of Indian MANY WAR P MELBOURNE, Australia, March 1.—{By Mall.)—The war pension list of the Commonwealth now involves an annual Mability of nearly $21,000,- 000, and Mats 143,195 nsioners, ac cording to an official announcement made by the federal government of. ficials. Bottle It was a big stage success, but now, with Stone’s high spirits, tricks and comedy ability, it won’t let you stop being tickled for one second! Just to see Fred Stone make a monkey of the fortune-hunting Count is worth the price of admission! Luna Natatorium March 29th.—Advertisement Liberty Bonds John E. Price & Co. 906 Hoge Bidg. Telephone im 2364, picture that will get you ALLACE on the URLITZER “Caprice” . Melody Out of the high rent district, per- eomal service and moderate advertis- Johnson Techaikowsky Song 5 Helected “Merry Widow"........Lehar Concert—Sunday, 12:3 . Ge to any dentist, get his prices, then come to me and get 26 per cent ent from his figure, with ca a AB The Fastest Comedy You Ever Saw, With FRED STONE “Johnny, Get Your Gun” THE WORLD'S FOREMOS ACROBATIC COMEDIAN -Sousa Fox Trot ~ “Morning, Noon and Night”. . --.Suppe CONCERT—SUNDAY—1 :30 Symphony Coliseum’s Orches' News Service