The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 3

“@) aah FOURTH NEAR. PIKE UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY VIVIAN MAR IN “AN INNOCENT ADVENTURESS” You'll like this story of a charming girl who thinks she will go to whereas wh rison for robbing the United States mails, at she DOES get is Come and see! ERNEST, P. RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER If you want to SAVE 25% on your meal, go to the San Francisco Oyster House 505 THIRD AVE. Never closed. We remained open during the general strike. Open shop, with 1918 prices. Established 1890, Jack Barberis, Proprietor. |DR. SPENCER CHOSEN | TO SUCCEED DYMENT Succeeding Colin V. Dyment, who will go to the University of Ore- gon, Dr. Matthew L. M. Spencer, | of the University of Wisconsin, has! been appointed head of the depart- | ment of journalism at |versity of Washington. William Daniel Morlarity, of the Uni- | versity of Michigan, has been ap- | pointed professor in the department of business administration. the Uni- Triumphs in Celluloid Until Friday Night Only Leroy Scott’s Stirring Novel of Big Pleasure in Fast Set of New York ANITA STEWAR —IN— “MARY REGAN” Every girl has felt the prenatal influence that ruled the life of Mary Regan. a crook; her mother a good woman, Her father was Who won in the girl? WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER SCREEN BALL PICTURES from geant or, JONES SAYS YANKEES OPPOSE CONSCRIPTION Richard Seelye newspaper man, Jones, Seattle recently returned France, where he was a ser- major with an engineering unit, and later a member of the staff of the Stars and Stripes, the soldiers’ |4nce in Seattle at the screen ball has official paper, in speaking at the|% increased his popularity that the noon luncheon of the 100 Per Cent club, where he was the guest of hon declared make an army was not practical, and that the only way to get an army | was to get a volunteer army. that conscription to TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY APPEARS AFTERNOON AND EVENING IN ERSON Also in her latest Christie Special comedy hit “MARY MOVES IN” Now Playing Untii Friday Night TOM MOORE “THE CITY OF COMRADES” From the Satur- day Evening Post story by Basil King. THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1919. x § 5 Regan,” at the Liberty this of lovers. Miss Stewart is daughter of a thief who, in a wealthy man. G limpses now lace Reid in “The ; “The Lady Hell | Gaumont Graphic. | ce Binney in “Open j STRAND—Dorethy Dalton in “Other ly. COLONTAL—Frank Keenan tn “Gates | of Brass.” Mr. Keenan will ap- pear in persen. REX—Sylvia Bremer in Divided MISSION—Vivian Inow “A House Martin in “Am t_ Adventuress.” in “The Red c Saunders “Mugesy”; Keystone comedy. in i] & COLISEUM Wallace Reid's personal appear: Coliseum can't accommodate the crowds that have flocked to the the giar.” For this reason the picture will run until Friday night, instead of closing early in the week, as first scheduled. young clubman, who poses as a crook in order to enter an under- world den and rescue his wayward brother. He meets with a lot of funny situations when he is mis- taken for the Colt Kid, an escaped convict. The Coliseum has added to its pro- gram pictures of last week's screen convention and screen ball. All of the stars are shown, as well as hun- dreds of Seattle citizens, who attend- ed the various events. cee MOORE “Open Your FE; feature photoplay the Moore theatre. filmed under the supervision and with the co-operation of the United States public health board, and is in reality a part of a-health cam- pa entire country. now showing at girls and the influence of their early training and home life. cee STRAND Dorothy Dalton is the shining light at the Strand this week. Miss Dal ton is appearing in the role of |Cynthia Brocke, a young and very | pretty girl, who, because she needs the money, consents to vampire | married man in order his wif: grounds divorce, that Dorothy hasn't the ry out the “frame up.” Inst confesses the scheme and makes | | name of the picture is “Other — Wives.” eee COLONIAL | ‘fhe Colonial 1s showing Frank i} ” In this more Keenan in “Gates of Bras: | photoplay, Keenan onc “cre. new character, {radically from any role he has viously portrayed. He is a gambler |who robs even his best fric jorder to get riches for h | daughter. Keenan is pp good in the scenes with his young daughter, when she learns that he is a crook, and denounces him When the full realization of what has ¢ of his life comes to him, ¢ ¢ misery and suffering he has brought to others descends yen him. ates” a rticularly eee | REX production, starring Herbert Inson and Sylvia Bremer, is a sereen version of the English novel, \“The Substance of His House," titled, “A House Divided.” marriage and divorce are the th outstanding features of this play, which is being shown at the Rex this week, CLASS A “Mugesy” is what they call Jackie undera in her new picture t e, Which opens at the Class A y. It is a wholesome human story of everyday life, filled with humorous situations in which the central figure is “Muggsy,” @ tom- boy gixk adaptation of Leroy Scott’s mag and deals with crooks, detectives, society people and a pair Men's Wives”; Strand News Week- | | atre to see him in “The Love Bur-! | Mr. Reid has the role of a wealthy " ig tho title of a| This picture was | n being carried on thruout the} ne story follows the lives of two | different | pre: | J. Stuart Blackton's fourth special | Raw- | Anita Stewart, as she appears in a scene from “Mary| week. This photoplay is an ne story of the same name altogether charming as the spite of her father’s crooked career, wins for herself a place in society and the love of MISSION | Vivian Martin, the charming little |star of “The Home Town Girl,” which showed here recently, 9 back again. This time in “An Innocent | Adventuress.” In this play she is a little country girl who saves a shift- less friend from supposed eviction | by withholding a letter from the |mails. In doing this she gets into all sorta of difficulties. Miss Martin is supported by Lloyd Hughes, Edythe Chapman, Spottis- | woode Aitken and Hal Clements, | sreet Universal is making a picture called “The Eternal Triangle.” MOORE THEATRE Just a Few Days More to See Seven Reels of Thrilling Episodes and Thrills Send your girl or boy to see this great picture. It may save them a lot of grief. Hear Tiny Burnett’s Orchestra Play the Special Music Score. Continues 1 to 11 p.m. Matinee 25¢. Night 25¢ and 50c. FIRST TIME IN THE | WEST | | | cture Patter} British Columbia eee vacationing in little freckled appeared in “The maddy Long an important role in Pleasure,” a new production, starring Wesley Berry, the | John Barrymore, who has been seriously fll, is convalescing at Santa Barbara, California, ady owns | eroplane, yacht to be four automob’ has just purch ily. Edna Purviance, Charlie Chaplin's leading woman as the first pas- senger in the Sea Gull, the Chaplin plane, which recently established an air route between Los Angeles and Catalina island, eee ‘Theda Bara plays a dual role in “La Belle Russe,” a new Fox feature, recently completed. ee 6 Geraldine Farrar and Robert War wick each made a personal appear- ance in Los Angeles recently, in connection with the showing of their most recent photoplays. eee Mary Pickford subscribed pounds to the British Victory Loan. o. It has just been discovered that pretty little Helen Chadwick has | been married for over a year to Lieut, Wellman, of the American army. Miss Chadwick appeared here last week with Marguerite Clark in “Girls.” This Movie Star Making New Friends 5,000 | Satisfactory Terms Ahoays used as a pleasure boat for his fam- |}| | me GROTE-RANKIN elt . M. The Chambers’ | Fireless Gas Range Actually Helps You to Cook T’S a marvelous range—this Chambers’ Fireless Cooking Gas Range! It not only saves fuel, but saves food, saves time —is a model convenience and needs no “pot watch- ing.” It retains the heat in the oven, cooking the food . with the gas turned off. And the beauty of it is that although your meal is delayed two or three hours, it will still be in per- fect condition to serve, if it’s prepared in the Cham- bers’ Fireless Cooking Range. : You can put on your dinner at 9:30 and with forty © minutes of gas, with a single swing of the control © Tever, start the fireless operation. Without further work, worry or attention your meal will be ready to serve any time after 11:30. Any inexperienced cook can operate a Chambers’ Fireless Range successfully. as part payment on a Chambers’ Fireless. Trade your old range Grote-Rankin—Pike and Fifth—Grote-Rankin Fay Tincher is drawing big crowds to the Clerimer this week. This pop- ular little comedienne is quite as fascinating off the screen as she is on, and the movie fans give her a big ovation when she appears at each performance. Miss Tincher is telling her admirers how it feels to be a movie star and a lot of funny experiences she had during her film career, She also appears on the sereen in one of her : latest com- edies, “Mary Moves In.” JAMES DALY FUNERAL Funeral services for James J. Daly, wealthy Alaska meat dealer and mill man, who died in Min- neapolis at the home of his sister on July 16, were held at 9 a m. Wednesday from St. Joseph's Ro- man Catholic church, 18th ave. ‘N, and Aloha. Interment was in Cal- vary cemetery. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday heart to| TONIGHT, \]] THAT’S ALL! FRANK KEENAN IN “GATES OF BRASS” A Great Actor | Great Play in a Daily Feature 10¢—Mats—10¢ Except Sundays and Holidays. JACKIE SAUNDERS —IN— “MUGGSY” She wore boy’s clothes to bring luck and girl’s clothes to bring love. And she got both. KEYSTONE COMEDY And STRAND COMEDY FOUR-MILE HIGHWAY PLANNED FOR VALLEY| Connecting Seward park with the paved avenues of Rainier valley, an improvement providing for a four- mile arterial highway in Rainier val- | ley will be complete. before winter season, according to an an- nouncement Tuesday from the city engineer's office. The council bill, authorizing an expenditure of $368,- 000 was passed Monday. A sure sign that you don’t know much is to think that you know it all. the |‘ Let's go buy Boldt’s French: try. town, Uptown, 1414 3rd Ave; down 913 2nd Ave, Ba TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by wearii Lundberg Rupture Bupportee give free trial to ity. prove its superior= A. LUNDBERG CO, Only 2 Days More, and There Are Crowds—So Come Early! WALLACE ! THE SCREEN BALL IDOL “THE LOVE BURGLAR” If you want to see Wally in fast, effective fun and action, don’t miss this hummer! x * Symphony Orchestra 81 Men Under Brambilla, Playing “BABES IN TOYLAND” and “SWEET SIAMESE” SCREEN BALL PICTURES