The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1919, Page 10

STeeNp ‘Mi @ Friday—Good-Bye to Bryant Washburn in : “A Very Good Young Man” —SATURDAY— A Snappy Stories Magazine Tale With a Lot of Stars— |} ETHEL CLAYTON JACK HOLT HERBERT STANDING ANNA Q. NILSSON | “nN Sporting Chance” A wholesome comedy-drama with melodramatic inter- jections, plenty of suspense and clever details. You'll like its happy romance. BOCTOR *""" CONTOUR TO | BRIG PRISONERS GO, | | BE PASSE IN NAVY} BUT WILL RETURN Go to the SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. §—Navy| NEW YORK, Aug. #—A sergeant] RIGHT DRUG CO. officers doing shore duty must keep | of the Coast guard entered the office | 169 Washington St, | the lines of their stomachs from re-|of Capt. Godfrey L. Carden at the and Lill First Ave = | sembiing @ blimp | barge office shis morning and saluted y This is the order to all of the} “A from he said. And the Doctor w: ve nat p eavetel ne IRA swivel chair men. Direct from Sec} T aptain rea It wad e for you |Tttary Daniels and forwarded thru; “Gone, but not forgotten, Will re . the district from Rear Admiral! turn for the ext ar | Jayne's office, the order reade: TWO The whole bunch gone?” inquired you cannot do bet.) seen the captain mane Aga igo A man be No, sir. Two of , gets « lot of credit for be, pnaersine sive the! ine a good husband—after the un-| The bri \ dertaker has him on ice. floor of the b - aped duri ny cut | eaciaeh poiiaatiioeeeenteihinstiomatinene | GD BUSINESS MEN AND | PRIESTS CAN’T VOTE) BUDAPEST, Aug ne ? fib Saturday brings the world’s greatest acrobatic comedian in a show that is full of the liveliest, funniest action this remarkable man is capable of — The light of the eye of a gossip Is of several scanda! power Discolored or Spotted Skin Easily Peeled Off 2 ring oF han | ur |HELP YOUR DIGESTION When acid-distressed, relieve the indigestion with KI-MOIDS Dissolve easily on tongue—as pleasant to take as candy. Keep your stomach sweet, try Ki-moids. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION 19-5 ting the wir ng © the win eet ° id dows and climbing do ope, . i pea ayton in pay we an ing down a rope Sg hgh eae * ites Chaat prove entertaining to you all the way. Picture, “The Way of a Woman among the 8 | Stowell again cast as the leading a, | man THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919. | Clever Young Comedienne Coming in New Photoplay ——— —oo DIRECTION JENSEN G VON HERBERG Good Vietures Are m Liberty Habit Saturday—the Swellest Girl There Is—Beautiful in the screening Smiles of a noted and EUGENE Fears Make Woman’ Year Madge Kennedy, the delightful brown-eyed comedienne, who comes to the Clemmer Saturday in a new Goldwyn pic- ture, “Daughter of Mine.” Little Rose Mendelsohn, a Jew- ish tenement daughter, is the role portrayed by Miss Ken- nedy. The first scene of the picture shows her living in the sluma with her orthodox father, a tailor. Later, she is seen arrayed in gorgéous clothes, such as she has never dreamed of, and her father becomes a rich baron, “Daughter of Mine” was written especially for the star by Hugo Ballin, TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIBERTY — Meatrix Michelema tn “Just Squaw CLEMMER—Mabel Normand appearing in nnynide COLE M ck, by ape Drory Lane meledra Jalibirds,” comedy; ¢ ~ ured a re pen Your powerful drama which created so much interest when pre sented at the Moore, a few weeks ago. Thig picture, which was pro duced under the direct supervision of the United States health bureau STRAND Kyen,* thartie Chaptia in “Sunny | Corteme Griffith in Thin lew STRAND —Meryant Washborn Very Good Young Man” Weekly; Tom Price, COLONIA Munroe “v1 The way of a woman has been past finding out up to this time. Eugene Walter’s answer, however, will isnt from the wes hn*,t. fe. erent as «oy 2° MACK SENNETT COMEDY—“Treating ’Em Rough” Eugene Walter | ‘ Talmadge plays Nancy a # in the supporting cast eee Wallace on the Wurlitzer Pathe News MISSION Fred Stone, popular on the stage ge with a wea the fact that #h thony Wer, wh man and » 1 ax the acrobauic actor. || Friday—Farewell to Beatriz Michelena in “Just Squaw” Picture Patter eae w which c me at the Mis Saturday. He plays the role of Dadian decgae Goes ae f Tomorrow More to be pitied than censored. a ing iron worker who gets into the m *. Hin adv asin.” GI te ire at the Umes tonight ment tonight ee" COLONIAL, Friday night pum Dorothy Phillips, who will be re membered here for her endid work in “The Heart of Humanit " Viola Dana has a little album she yw, | Calls “Great Men I Have Lo it she has autographs, photo: and biographies of famous persons she has met lg the feminine lead with William | ° nA the pen of Mra “Pal n Full” w open Saturda patio the a wacure Earl Williams is the « May Allison has sold her chicken jranch at Saugus, Cal, She said it A xpectat part is being written for | was a case of giving up acting or the ws $10,000 wolf|ranch—so she gave up the ranch. itfire of ville.” eee be one of the in the world has insured him Dana and Shirley Mason are CORN hve Sana Hem will cover nm the ground c Mix, Hal toach and Charles Ray will act as || POSITIVELY rp |} LAST LAST TIMES Rap a * 4 Nour Nazimova does a rabbit dane DAY TONIGHT The Brat” which is said to be me and weird t word | da pf By « .”* a film verston ¢ K. Jer vant Prob ome's “Fanny and BLINDING |§ Normand#“ ::: Blanche Sweet will be seen next in A Woman of ” se : TRAIL “THE ‘The Twelve-P is the/ title of a new Pauline Frederick fea A SUPER. PEST” ture now In progross PICTURE “ Lionel Atwill was educated in Ox BIG DIRECTOR KEPT MONROE niyo HIS JOB NINE YEARS Sam | Ernest C. Warde the popular di A SUPER- —IN— ie oe: Walia ie Bate ceage wlan STAR ever retained by Richard Mansfield “DAUGHTER nine y OF MINE” | ye ars, but each time changed LEAVES NOTHING TO THE MAGINATION CALLS A SPADE A SPADE DON’T ! YOUR BOY OR GIRI ROW UP AND TELL THEM WHEN YOUNG “WHAT'S WHAT" iiSi= rt