The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1919, Page 4

4 ~ Ceececccccoccccoocooccs You're doing yourself an injustice, if you miss cleverest CLYDE FITCH comedy— here until Friday night only. Bein Harrison Ford’s\help Marguerite shows you sd foolish it is for a pretty girl to ever imagine for a moment she can escape matri- mony. = 2s @ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Men—under BRAMBILLA playing “Suwanee River the World Around” Boggs MEET THURSDAY tortum Thursday afternoon at 1:30 ladies of the city, whether members TOoOND RECKLES HOMEKEEPERS’ LEAGUE Homekeepers’ League will ly Removed by Ting? Frederick & Nelson's aud!- o'clock, at which time a report from @ committee on the installation of a if 1¢|heard. Discussion on the high cost it|of living will be presented. Al the Garett and meri ‘Swi of hon league or not, are invited to wttend. How much freedom should a woman permit her husband? (Maybe not the right answer at that) . HA PPINE// 2 la MODE” Harrison Ford Is the Leading Man comedy is being enjoyed by all the audiences this cozy theatre can hold. Pro- CLEMMER—Kothapfel’s Unit “wild ST RAN D—Constance Talmadge in “Happiness a in Mode” “The Im- movable Guest,” comedy; Strand | MISSTON—Giad: Divoree Trap Trick of Fate” | CLASS Aq Mary, “Randy Paty al | i | “Burke of the U- ms | Arbuckle In “Love,” »— ante CLEMMER Grace Darling is the featured |player in “False Gods,” the drama |which is being shown on the Roth apfel Unit program at the Clemmer |this week, Miss Darling ts very bv 1 very beautiful, In the close-ups she photographs particular ly well, | There are six distinct features on the program, including a breezy com- jedy. Every feature is accompanied |by special music played by Guter- son's orchestra. | COLISEUM “You're a bossy, disagreeable girl, who does nothing but rant against |}men—the biggest bore going—to a real man,” this is what Edgar Holt tella Marguerite Clark in “Girls” at the Coliseum this week, You see, it happens that Marguerite as Pame la Gordon, is the founder of a man haters’ club, which has all of three members. When two desert the club, Pam is left alone, and telling lher just what he thinks of her is Edgar's idea of wooing Pam. STRAND A breezy, farcial comedy, plus drama, “Happiness a la Modo,” is playing at the Strand this week. It concerns the marriage trials and tribulations of Barbara Townsend and her husband, Dick. Cleverly | Written, with many novel twists, this picture is a splendid starring ve hicle for Constance Talmadge, who plays Mrs. Townsend. “The Border Legion,” the Rex this week, is a great picture. It is @ real melodrama thriller, full jof romance and adventure, which takes place on the western plains. Hobart Bosworth is shown in the character of Jim Cleave, a border legion outlaw, and Blanche Bates is Joan Randall, a young girl of the west, who is unfortunate in falling into the hands of the brutal Randall. MISSION Gladys Brockwell 1s proving a popular drawing card at the Mission, and “The Divorce Trap” in which she is playing will be held over until Friday night. Mise Brockwell plays the sym- pathetic role of q 9 zoues wife who is “framed up” by her. rascally hus- band in order to give him grounds for a divorce. At the trial she is defended by a former lover and her husband's father. MOORE Having succeeded in putting a clean army into the field—the clean- est in history—the government pro- poses to carry on its campaign in be- half of clean nation and a country made safe for posterity. The cam- paign {s being conducted by the United States Public Health service in co-operation with the various state, city and town boards of health. “Open Your Eyes," a moving pic- ture, which will own at the Moore for one week beginning Thurs- \day afternoon, is an important step- ping stone in the campaign. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion fora few cents—Try it! eee 0 00 0-0 0-0-0 00-00-0000 0 eee | Squeeze the juice of two lemuns |into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well and lyou have a quarter pint of the bes! |freckle and tan lotion, and com: |plexion beautifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will | supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this ewect- jly fragrant lotion into the face, |neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes dis- |appear and how clear, soft and jrosy-white the wkin becomes, Yes! It |ts harmless and never irritates. playing at rd at Pike Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ITTLE PRINCESS” PATHE REVIEW Comedy ‘HIS AUTO RUINATION’ Charles Ray Awful Bungler as Card Trickster i in New Movie Here you see Charles Ray trying to perform one of his card tricks which he learned from a correspondence school. In “Hay Foot, Straw Foot” at the Liberty this week, Charles, who is a recruit at an army camp, offers his services in a theatrical performance given by the boys. hero’s dismay and the deligh Much to our t of the audience his magical tricks don’t work out as he had intended they should. It’s an embarrassing moment for Charles. Charlie borrowed the dress suit from a fellow com- panion which accounts for the “excellent fit.” Wild West Stunt Planned to Greet Movie Actress tion “picture industry. Afternoon de: | Two more stars were schefuled to arrive in Seattle Wednesday to participate in the big screen ball that will be held at the Arena and the Hippodrome Friday night. At noon Frank Keenan, accompanied by F. C. Quimby, director of ex- changes for the Pathe Film com at 3 o'clock Fay Tincher, that bewitching little comedienne, was to! arrive from the South. A big reception is planned for Miss Tinches’s arrival, Chief War ren bedecked in Buffalo Bill cos tume, will lead a gang of fair mat dens clad in the costumes of the wild and woolly west up Second ave., and amid Indian yelps and the firtng of blank cartridges the dainty sereen star will dash thru on a spirited pony duplicating her latest success of the screen, “Rowdy Ann.” Frank Keenan has been selected by the Chamber of Commerce to Press the button at the big launch- ing of the Seattle Spirit in the Duthie Shipbullding company's yards at 7 o'clock Wednesday night, that will release the big vessel and send her down the ways, He will also raise the flag that was pre sented to Seattle for their successful efforts in the last Liberty loan campaign. The following program has been arranged and will be carried out dur- ing the Northwest Film Board of Trade convention which is to be held in Seattle this week for three days starting Thursday morning: Thursday—Convention convenes at 10 a, m, at the Frederick & Nelson auditorium; report of credentials committee; report of organization activities to date; communications of interest to the convention; adjourn- ment for luncheon, 12 to 2 p.m. Ad dress of welcome by Mayor Ole Han- son and Louis F. Hart, governor of Washington. The remainder of the afternoon devoted to committee mept- ing and reports, winding up with stage beefsteak dinner and high jinks given by Seattle exhibitors at 7 p. m. Friday—Convention reconvenes at 10 a. m. at Frederick & Nelson audi- torium; resolutions and adoptions; re- port of nominating committee; ad- journment for luncheon, 12 to 2 p. m. Addresses by prominent men of mo: ued by Miss Roma Raymond, act- who exhibited 1 te her two months before his marriage to Miss Florence Waltz in 1918 declaring undying affection Bessie Barriscale thinks Howard | to movie directing. thinks Bessie Barriscale is the great est actress on the screen. (In private life Bessie is Mrs. Howard Hickman.) Bebe Daniels, the cute little eo- |medienne who has appeared in go ny Harold Lloyd comedies, has igned with Famous Players-Lasky | company, ters Willtams | voted to election of permanent off- cers of the associate membership of | the Northwest Film Board of Trade, 9 P. M.—Sereen ball, Noted sereen | stare and state dignitaries will partic | ipate kt Arena and Hippodrome. In. | formal. Saturday—Grand excursion to Bremerton. Boat leaves Cotman dock at 10:30 a m. of Hon. Josephus Daniels of the United States navy and courtesy of Capt. Harry A. Field visiting exhib- itors have been extended the full | privileges of the Puget Sound naval | station. |tuncheon arranged by John Rantz and the Bremerton Chamber of Com- merce, 3 P. M.—Reception and special events at Rialto theatre. 4 P. M.—Boat races and aquatic sports by United States bluejackets and marines. Return to Seattle ctute Patter William Duncan has a record for saving more lives than any other hero in the movies, oe Wally Reid's mania ts classy au- tomobiles. Billie Burke 1s working under the direction ef John Robertson in the production of a feature based upon Avery Hopwood's play, “Sadie Love.” eee Alice Brady will do “Sinners,” by Owen Davis, as the first of eight pictures she is to make for Realart. 4S" Doraldina, the dancer, has organ- ized her own film company. eee William Collier’s son Buster is soon to appear in a series of pic- tures directed by Edward Jose. Allan Dwan is now at the head of his own producing company. Earle Williams, who was recently | Hickman ranks first when it comes! Howard Hickman) ROMA RA th “My Dear Snookums"' begins a let ter Roma Raymond exhibited in her suit against Williams, film star, who she charged trifled with her affections. “I miss you, t says the letter, the suit. », dearie Miss Raymond won in an emotional drama in which a young wife fights to a winning show- down with a crooked husband, his millions and his lawyers— Ry special permission | 130 P. M—Mess call. Sea-going | HIPPO! JUIN 1H PFE Y Ps Here Until FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY FOURTH NEAR... PIKE You can’t imagine the power, the sympathy or the tightly packed interest story of a wronged wife unless you see it— Gladys Brockwel of this Ivo The. arrest of the whole crook crowd is a climax worth remembering ‘hee Pictograph —Ernest P. Russell Lloyd Comedy on the Wurlitzer— EXPECT WORK SOON ON BASE HOSPITAL According to a letter received by Maj. James B. Eagleson, organizer of Base Hospital 60, from the sur- geon general, information will be forthcoming within a few days from Washington giving the regulations governing the conditions under which men of this unit will be asked to perpetuate its existence. The unit received high praise for its services in the war and a re- uest that it continue to hold to gether for possible future use was received a short time ago from the) war department. | BLACKSMITHS TO PICNIC Members of the Blacksmiths’ wnion will hold their annual picnic at Redondo beach next Sunday, July 20. Dancing will be the main feature of the program. WOMEN IN BUSINESS ‘Woman's power in America is well ilustrated by the thousands of women who entered almost every line | of business to replace men who were | drafted during the war. Health| proved their strongest asset. Many women, however, developed weak, nervous conditions and could not | stand the strain of a business life. | Such women should remember there | is one tried and true remedy in Lydia | E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, | which for 45 years has been restoring | health and strength to the women of America, Movie Star in Love Triangle—Not on Screen She is the wife of the screen hero, Karle R, Williams, married to him tn Oct 1918, and she kept to his side as he fought the suit of Roma Raymond in a Los Angeles court to collect $150,000 for fections: DROPSY swelling reduced in a ty ulates the liver, kidneys, stom: and heart, purifies the b strengthens entire eystem. Write for Free T Treatment 1COLLUM DROPSyY HEM. au, damage to her af. Treated Week Free Short breath- ing relleved in ours, One 604 Dept, Atlanta, Ga { CARMEN DISPLEASED AT COUNCIL’S ACTION) SPOKANE, July 16.—Angered because the Spokane Central Labor council placed the traction lines on the unfair list, because of the elec- trictans’ strike, the street car men’s | union last night voted against a strike and will quit the central labor body next Monday. —————— ct ot Te Bar, |J If you want to SAVE 25% om your meal, go to the San Francisco Oyster House | 505 THIRD AVE. Never closed. We remaine@-epen. | during the general strike, | Open shop, with 1918 prices, Established 1890, Jack Barberis, Proprietor, The Playhouse of No Regrets UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY CHARLES AY Straw Foot” Ray enlists, but doesn’t training camp. But there he goes on in a camp show and his amateur magic is sure a scream— pear Rha his rescue of a girl from real danger is a cor er! get any further than a Wallace on the Wurlitzer | Mack Sennett Comedy