The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 4

FROORAMS TODAT | Dorothy Gish in “TU Get “Laveis Puler aces”; UNTIL TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY “TONSTS WILL (oe HOLD ELECTION | 00 4pEH "DD ~ cers Local Jews to Vote for Dele- W 1AM RUSSEL gates to Convention Strand Weekly Burton Holmes Travelogue Nothing ba much matters this week, if you make it a point to see this beautiful comedy MARGUERITE CLARK —AND— y Pictographs," Harta ay y | a Carey in “Tare Vista.” | : COLONTA Leleney Walthall tn *s “Modern anda”, Chriathe com —IN— ely) News Pvente. “Come Out of the Kitchen” halt Net 's High Class Fun! Linrery Him PECOND NEAM GEN ECA Doesn’t K Know How to Bake Biscuits | n Liew Joyee tn “The ve; Collseam News in “These Bray Mietograph Harold Lsoya Then « exciting Comedy nt of the play na See F coataek Vs » “ an, Marry is placed of trial for his life, omes the big mo home mies have br O hie Nttle br This is too much for the béwhoy, and forgets bia promise, The climax fter a series of incidents in whieh the cowboy hero ts complete LEMON JUICE i FOR FRECKLES M exonerated SEATTLE NURSES | TO BE GUESTS | Seattle hompitals are to the Eugenie Film Co.'s now Clase A were made oo “Birth,” production the ats Girls! ke beauty lotion will have how t institutions An Opportunity to see nas » in the large maternity ho» ie « of the Bast Hirth w ned ur pr ities, and is claim. fn ever ier ent Bant ern medic Iss to be authe Getail | nove RESERVE The boys’ working Friday night at re pad ay high sehool urage t TO MEET Piroa G. Beninghausen Watch and Chronometer Maker Nautical Instruments and Compass Adjuster 103 Cherry St, Seattle, Wash, A Watch Jones Is A summer Marguerite Clark {# some talented ttle actrens, bot take It roma | otras : | Rugene O'Brien, for whom she makes biscuits tn “Come Out of the| prog | Kitehen,” at the Strand this week, Marguerite is no culinary expert. The | ne Official Ballot j above picture shows the little star as she appears in the y, making the | members "Vote for your favorite Screen Star tyou would like to see in person at if... "%on c THE SCREEN BALL- ——— | Seattle July 18% | Monday Reviews First Choice rt te aes CRCIOS segsesnequnceceppes=:-- The popularity of Derothy Gish as Fill out and mail to Contest natin sew picture in whith she sppeats Roem 30} Crary Building - - Seattle Wash. At the Liberty this week Dorothy fs qualities of “Come Out of the playing Suate Puraday Jones tn “I'll | Kitchen,” TO ATTEND CONV ENTION Get Him Yet.” Mars Sumte’s dad in order to avotd the In. °C The National Association of Cred it Men will meet in Detroit June come tax turns over & whole rail | comedy. read company to his young and retty daughter, whereupon Su: 10 to 15, and a large delegation of Pres _ Seattle credit men will attiod siete on really running the ri Among the orders that &. a aby if, bh in t Let's go buy Boldt's French Pas fe inne eeu nn try. Uptown, 1414 3rd Av; down town, 913 tnd Av. i | STRAND A talented slar, skillful direction. goed photography and a strong sup porting cast are the distingulabed ik in the star of the Kitchen” ts a light the kind tn which Mies ularly shin wulted her bets wmly fe me Out Clark partic not hav forbidding thru trains ¢ verla. The angry comm t ing $. ¥. Jones to be a man. refer to the new manager as “Skinflint’| Claudia Daingerfield (Marguertte| | Jones. Clark) belong» to an artmtocratic but} | Susie is not too busy to allow her|tnpoverished Virginia family, whore | management of the railroad (o inter-| father becomen ill and he has to go! |fere with her love affairs, “Scoop”|to live in New York to be treated) MocCreedy wins Susie's heart, but dad | by specialixta, Assinted by her ais |donsn't think that way, and when ters and brothers, sho manages to | the young man calls to ask for Su|obtain the funda necessary for the| aie’s hand ho is promptly ejected by | journey, but there ts not enough left | the trate father |to maintain her father and mother "Scoop's” body and pride are hurt! whtle they are in the city, #o they jand he tells Susie that he is thru lease their old Southern home to Bur- | | with rich girls forever. She doesn't) ton Crane (Bugene O’Brien) for the| 0 it that way and fairly drags him | she ». Crane wants the} jto the altar, promising never to| n ts replaced by white ser- | touch @ cent of her father’s noney sudia agrees, but However, #he doesn't tell him that Je that the white ser she ia 8. F. Jones, owner of the big | vanta refuse to go to the country she railroad. They go to live in 4 cute |arranges with her brothers and sisters | | ttle cottage in Riveria and here Su-| fo aanume the rotes of the servants. | } sie gots a taste of her own medicine! Here follows a long chain of com | |—the thru cars won't ston She/|cal situations, The new lessee, hia} |oould remedy this, but she ts afraid friends arrive, Cl an reveal the fact that she ts “Skin to Crane as hie very amusing le of cooking are} ATS Model in Stock ~ at 3345% Less 2 \ Prices flint” Jones. Complications follow jfinally gets ita station and, of course, they live happily ever after | The Mack Sennet comedy, “Love's | False Face,” surrounds pretty and |shapely Marie Prevost, Hen Turpin | Chester Conklin and the dog, the cat and monkey. Marie plays a “full of pep” young housekeeper with a lazy | husband MER The Red Lantern” | away the biggest thing lever done in pictures | bas this picture been in Seattle Man | ager Clemmer is holding it over until | tonight. | ‘The tale, in brief, is that of a half breed girl born in Pekin of a white father and a native mother death of her ndmother she is adopted by the ican mission and Nazimova has 2 the son of lishment, and he Later there a father, accompanie daughter (both roles pl zimova), with her and when the half-breed sees her lover paying court to her half sister she toxer upriai —a high rate of interest where joins the ; “ kill pen of ¢t loped by down s jand the half-breed Your savings are | All the t | caref safe here, as all j son ' funds are’ invested P Nowh Reery for only in City, State and a [of “Sam Wang Government Bonds, and in First Mortgages on William Russe Improved Pr | That is, he's START Se 38 NOW! leer, sm oe fae Puget ¢ Sound Savings 2 Loan Association. Resources Over Three Million Dollars. WHERE PIKE STREET CROSSES THIRD HOURS.—9 00amw5S 00pm his splendid a Chinese villain | MISSION “Some Liar som in his new , rad anteed to ing and going. Finding that his tale get 8 of dare s crowd of prowpective coffin bu Robert Wincheat MeTabb ree! t lebrating attached to hen and ¥ let him in for the jo off a blackmailing villain who is ering the life out of the fair inition powsts 1 equal in her ey ay with ginger whopper to another. re all adventures and embarrasuing jtiona up to the final ¢ |he tightens the noose at neck and that of the girl just promised %o “hang for Ife, “Some Liar until Tuesday fraid to lose x, he boldness situa », where it his own who ha with him play night at the Mi but Riverta | is far ana! So popular | Jion of hi devil | the ploita make a tremendous hit with | d to Undertake the com-| | story whic nner of exciting | phy r and Che ssion | =| fired Jet's Oo gat at Roldt's—uptown, | Charged with carrying 1114 Sed Av; downtown, 915 2nd Av,weapon when imrrediately falla in love wi The comedy uations are funni-| eet when Claw displays her lack} ot culinary knowledge. She gets by | eventually by em mammy the ho arouse Crane's suspicion things she ts hiding a lover. jealousy brings out the truth For light comedy “Come Out of the Kitchen” ranks ag one of the best} the Strand has shown for some time. COLISEUM An appeal and tremendous | i ¢ "The Third De-| * which made it one of the great-| succennen of ite day power o At the} ¢ son a visit her |» an all-po ave her y for a murder he did of which he ung ‘ommit, but was tortur > confess iss has given p a splendid direction and the caat is ¢ exceptional strength, including Glad n James, Anders Randolf, Rogers n and Hedda Hopper a Coliseum th: News y and a comedy bill family is } and his fortune » away stook market crash lestruction He | love pirate” 1 from this act by a v wife, His mind reacts Hiness of welf-destructi fi Walthall « ting, ‘The and his return is wife th climax which ts the « cowar In tht REX Harry tar, pop and aiff “Bare Carey, Univ lar for his splendid ult stunts, is the hero « Fists,” a typtoal Western h is showing at the Rex s seen as Cheyenne Harry » plot is based on Harry's p; ise to his 1 that he will real’ Carey A gun to Such a pr » in errun unser ne Harry ts 1 to break hin cattle are stolen of his enemies the m thie often word. 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