The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST DROWNS TRYING | Bryant Washburn Plays Part of Suthieney Heenan | | TO RESCUE SON: Van, Vety Saceicat Yous Man | cture Patter eligi k from Missoula, OF70 F: RLOEL.. ywood, Cal, will in & two-reel went ‘ eed by the Uni STORE HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P.M versal Film company 1919 PAGE 3 iFather Plunges Into Lake| i and Goes Down NO} og ELLINGHAM Aur In ar e me because I'm too good! What effort ‘ fe of oar-old son Kenneth, who had a She won't he a wicked thing shall I do—drink, flirt or gamble? I'll, do them all! The many pretty floats which ay peared in the parade during th Eastern St ntion are shown on the screen at the Liberty th That's what | week 4 Jack Gilbert, who playa an im | f WY portant part in “The White Heather” | “ig now at the Coliseum, in to appear lgns with Mary Pickford in a forthcoming | ‘pqp7% pla he . Washburn [°° Mrs, Maneval and three surviv Mildred Manni has written al \ |rong entitled, Girl of the | Golden West.” She has dedicated it ing children witnessed the tr eval pl | ducing jamin Hampton, who ts pro- "The Westerners from the launch. ing | | Lois Wilson's hobby {s traveling tragged tn a search for the bodies, | If a broken arm had knit proper \y, BH Hncoin would provabiy bel One Day’s Sale of Attractive a star of the diamond, in the sereen. Lincoln was a crack China & Glassware Section Retail Jewelers in Meeting Here | here M nday in thelr annual conven Pa. | Bill Hart's latest photoplay on ry | “Wagon written for him White Porcelain Dinnerwz in f open-stock | by ¢ 8 war an, the popular patterns, are reduced for a quick sale. Bill's leading lad Dinner Plates, the dozen. : Dorothy Phillips played the role of Pie Plates, the dozen 0 Bryant Washburn is the good looking young chap you\ “Modesty” in the big stage piay sread and Butter Plates, see in this picture. Washburn is appearing at the Strand |“Yverywoman,” produced by Henry Soup Plates, the dozen : this week in a lively comedy-drama which centers around| “: ®4v4«e Tea Cups and Saucers, the dozen la young man who is so very, very good his sweetheart Mra, Henry Clive, wife of the noted Open Vegetable Dishes, each. . * afraid to enter into life partnership with him for fear some | artist, will be seen in Olive Thomas Covered Vegetable Dishes, each | County Will Plot of the bad that she is sure must be in him will crop out after | third Selznick vehicle, the title of 8-inch Platters, each .... | 60 Acres of Land they are married. Because he is very much in love, the| Zi” ¥il be announced in a tex 10-inch Platters, each ... ners have de-| young lad sallies forth and endeavors to qualify for his lady- Cream Pitchers, each .....+0-- lot the tract of 60 acres|love’s heart and hand. He wins out in a most unusual way.| of Sir J. M. Barrie's "The Sugar Bowls, each.....++++++++- rthern outskirts of the “4 Very Good Young Man” is the title of the picture Admirable Crichton.” is com Gravy Boats, each ......... eeccevsees | t used for the city} 2 / ‘ _. | pleted. ¢ 1 DeMille cing The " . cet this photoplay White China Tea Cups and Saucers in a plain shape, aie deoisien: to a tra : special, the dozen . oe A | out of e A wa. ached Director Ford has inished “In } #0 the land coul ed upon t Missourie,” the new Robert War Semi-Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers with gold band i tee rails, ane seg A arly wick starring vehicle decorations, the dozen ...... te cesrewoececs PEO | | Charles Ray {a flirting with hon. || Coffee Cups and Saucers, the dozen..........$4.50 | erty Mes in the 85th and ors as an animal trainer. He has Mow , . 106 Ai na te “len . | wotlk rt wal yethe gene Undertaken to eduonte “Whiskern”|[| Flower Vases, 12 and 14 inches tall, of clear crystal | $00,000 several years dso. = hie Deer wirehadted tereter. He has in attractive designs; extra special, each........35¢ | Laperry n— i ————g | made great progress, “Whiskers Pyrex Glass Measuring Cups that are very conven- » interestinn to Se oe Cherse,” animated Porcelain Creamers and Sugars in a fancy shape— her atent st 8 eo while he ralks y thinks he Sy POO e ee mere ser eee recs seeesseesesese { CITIES WANT LEAGUE """ : tial mae ny Ghee to weapes | | Nive the Gog talking vefore the end in C ; i | Declaring that wi comedy Weekly; “In Pera.” | of the year except je fans, wh aw the star 99 Rg sng by segtchsadl ps Outing € these are pure white; special, the pair... o<a | ‘ ham vention. Mise Michelena made mans Mary MacLaren is next to be China Berry Sets in attractive shapes, with gold- | os vrs ; Of | friends here, and her w on the Mi gelta: | | starred in the romance of a little traced beaded borders—one bow! and six fruit saucers, H nage 7 ations © | wer will be watched with enthus sake Maae * | | Seoteh girl, which is a screen ver ae nga until Friday night. P er _soaperygaae e ‘aan. : : ted "elite iocabes | |sion of Henry 'c Rowland’s well pecial, the set....... vee ++ .- -$1.49 It’s one of those rare things—a real, original farce- Peace, spot ust Squaw” is an exciting West Sibandes a tlecean| [eer een ee tte ne ~ yt were areca ern romance, » with gur t Gelse | | Butler will be Mise MacLaren's lead ‘ ‘ a % comedy! cation league at Meves’ cafeteria peelbye oe = Corinne Grittith im Thin | | ing man Grote-Rankin—Pike and Fifth—Grote-Rankin | . STHAND.firyant Washbern tn “A 5 — girl kidnapped as @ child and reared || "Veep ceed Yeane Meo’? Siracd Charlie Ray's latest picture is Rush Building of |by en Indian equaw as her own pa. . pe baa sabe the role : —— MAN HURT IN AUTO iengy ag Sener Nttie | | COLONIAL CMentes’ “aatiebery tm | |e’ rape caieeman whe polis siee| 1 ESTABLISH SAFETY hah 141 ta Ave doa ee. to Rid the Skin RECOVERS IN HOSPITAL! [New Edmonds Mill), Pema Gi wl ee | mean gar ers | | ie vars, Waectiers we tut} ZONE FOR BALLARD town. #3 ave of Objectionable Hairs sen | mands will sont’ be under construce| sere, NuREet Nell” a traventy on | | servations; 3. Mermay Sean, trish | |Doy, 1s also in the cast. 1 2d antitl apimieltaine estaba , Ia, Fi: (Webb, who wes serious’y '®\ tion. Two carloads of materials bave oe ee “The Wilder- | | on Ballard ave., just north of the in- BRING THIS AD t, (Aids to Beauty) lan aiemanminronetet es See Seryh_ 208 Pare OM gant. seen, LEADING MAN GOES | tersection with 22nd ave. N. W. No Will repair any Amert. the autom< driven by hie broth i T. W. Webdb, went off the road at} oye her old Whatcom ave., when the latter faint | PLAN PLAYFIELD FIESTA tricks of pestering the it of her film relatives, at the Clemmer this FFA simplified method is here give 1 of hairy ‘arely is mo BACK TO THE STAGE | sasec, “Tone.” ee ee fer now eaaly Qa Py od, to Thurston Hall, who has been fe, _ lamaged, for ment required ed at the wheel, is improving, it wes ite eet bia mo inte “Friend Hushend, ' Sanits Paste with some powdered | arindunced at the city hospital Tues gistrict are mak dante for n ping: | vents, abel has another one'of ter || sdrs Ferd Weekly tured as lading man for Prisciile WISCONSINS TO PICNIC pay Bare Gurtace and after 3 or $ minutes rus | Gay morning. Webb remained in a/¢icig fiesta on the University play-|DOUMr tomboy rolls. Sho | ibiliiemililraniadsbdia Dean and Mary Mclaren and a) Former residents of the state of| é off, wash the skin and every hair| xeml-conscious state until late Mon ». The fete ‘aloe rs yr ed esorenlgpimeeved xe Pag umber of other feminine stars, has| Wisconsin will hold their annual re k has vanished. This simple treat-| day, but regained consciousness last Sie of the| titties, hard-hearted couple, who | cor igeuM temporarily deserted the screen to| union and picnic at Woodland park Laberty Beaka, ment cannot cause injury, but cai |make her do all their work as well return to his old love, the stage. |next Sunday. All who have lived Hall is now appearing with Oliver|in the Badger state are invited to Mororco’s Los Angeles stock com-| attend. in their presentation of “Civil-| The White Heather,” the melo. drama which is playing at the Coll- | seum, will not close Tuesday night, | as first announced. Because of th summer should be exercised to get real dela. | Might. T. W. Webb was cut slight! ; | termination of a success i tone.—Advertisement. | about the chin and hands. {in playfield activities | WELRY CO. 613 SECOND AVENUE ax her ow Puckers attends a party at the home of the country © when the old man sees a rir Clothes," a new comedy pro 1 drawing power of this photo- | /#® finger he makes inqu t will be held over until Fri./2uction by Thompson Buchanan identity. Here the plont thickens Hat The playwright, after seeing the Produced by Maurice Tournier,|™atinee idol in “The Weaker Ves sel,” with Mary MacLaren, declared adventures, which {him to be just the type to create brought to a conclusion by a|the leading role in his new play . under water by |Oliver Morosco signed Hall up for ja limited engagement only, as the is the name of a/latter prefers the screen to the comedy which is included in the pro. | Stage but enjoys a fling at once ° gram Tie a new kind of jail pa batten 3 ened year fore the bisexsow prisoners shoot pool with the K Ave scrumptious things ui eat Appearing as a little 1 © and all sorts of entertainment Lila Lee will be seen in o- Pmost delight oles of r rn COLONIAL re Andersor with the rewwt that Puckers is dis covered to be the real daughter of this Dru “a the judge, while the girl he thought | a, ye ta |was hin offspring, is, in reality an bewtg | are im poster ¢ melodrama is one }' Every one is glad to mee the haughty girl disowned and Puck | come into b picture js A SMASHING HIT! IT STAYS OVER! n. The name of “Let's go to the Liberty” in always good advice. We were going to take this picture off tonight, according to original intention, but now it will stay a few days, to let everybody see what thou- sands already are talking about—the Duel With Knives to the Death Another of those big actors whom you saw at Sereen Ball will be here tomorrow— the star, in the ; g bel Trail,” which. is now showing at thé jc @ lives. There | Colonial. Miss Anderson portra ap. who loves the role A pretty young girl, full mes engaged to b of the joy of living, who, with her | but later, when a swell city dv 1m, & Tather Gules girl, ehtabe the arrives, Rose throws her cou North with her dad, wt lover over for the new arrival. How: | tye 4 mp. Both girls fall in the village in wh Pharmacist Sought to Make Fortune ing Upon Reputation of onic, Stren is boas ¢ toes ewe bene 4 u bape see eg lov ig Jim" McKenzie, who | rf mitation % i a true character 0! is ¢ < 8 | in in toboggan accide Giving | NOW PLAYI ‘ d, and Rose is only too glad |The pretty g A eine him: but ia| Properties of Genuine Product. at the keeetat to hte first we ; Ss not true to him. Later in the play! 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