The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1919, Page 9

\ a NDSOME JACK, MOVIE HERO Oh, look who's here! Well, who is it? Why, it’s a scene from “A Romance of the big movie made right here in the Seaport of Success by home-grown se reen | Oh, look who's on the left! It’s Opal Barbour, who has stopped flirting with a man to bend a pitying eye on Handsome Jack Sullivan, the hero. (Jack may be on the extreme right with a newspaper under his port flipper. He is trying to sell | D. Hoge, the banker, a cop The girl who gazes so fondly into the open counte- ‘of the newsboy-hero is Miss Elaine Towne, the leading lady. Jertson, unlimbered a dread-tooking | and Pike, but there must have been bomb and snuck up to thelr cabin | 5,000. home, | Motermen Are Unhappy Hero Steps Up! | The only folk who were not happy was This fellow Robertson i# a at Setond and Pike y day were | yeas in his makeup, I'd hate to | *treet car motorme have him on my spoor with that) Dillst# All traffic was bomb in bis knifehand. Well, while | hile Cameraman Dobbs cc jthe hateful villyuns were gloating over their dirty work, who should} The motormen muttered hearty im | sneak right up to the cabin t a real Handsome Jack, the hero! haled an eloquent earful and—weil. the action which followed ‘ought to make good ¢ye- reading when the fin. ished product is shown at the Lib erty theatre during the week of August 25 ve you up as a punk prog § the way it was Tuesday . He proved up to be hard-hearted bird I've seen aya day. A poor chap came needed @ job something | The peak scene of the 1 put up @ wonderfully | tymed at Second ave. and Pike st for mere manual labor | Tuesday afternoon. Joe! F. Warren Se shco the wolf away /the tallest police chief in captivity But Perley, instead phat chance to b with Joel and his ground. However, a was had by all 5,000 final scenes of “A Re were filmed Wed cops on pleasant time pleture was | mance of wa y They're Real Actors door. was in it. Joel has been in so man: a ool bi been in so y irit with which the screen sympathetic ear to the movies that he has formed the me and other pe pals have en bade him begone, retire. | screen habit of never, oh, never look 4 into the movie game was one Vacate, evacuate, seat. / ing straight into the mouth of the of the many surprises to me, You'd | Note the soft look of | diow fees Booming | camera. And, after Joel was “took.” | think that the scenes would be rawly frightfuly stern it} a flock of his captains, lieutenants, | amateurish, but I have ft on the knew he was #0 Minty | ge) t 1 hy bulle” }4 Ns t reeants and “harness bulls” jogged | word of those who assume to know | Jauntily before the camera. that our Seattle screen demons were ‘i | And then came the big “mob/all to the nougat when it came to| Ro-| scene!” Everybody who could, horn-| cavorting in front of the camera - led right in and stared the camera out of countenance. I don't know! will be surprined when the picture. how many faces Beverly B. Dobbs, | all titled and dressed up, -|the cameraman, collected at Second !at the Liberty theatre I imagine Seattle photoplay fans CHORUS GIRLS PLUMB CHARGES LAUNCH UNION) MEET DISFAVOR George M. Cohan Says He’s| Solons Not Inclined to In- | Insulted } vestigate Wall Street NEW YORK, Aug 13.—The| W ASHINGTON lehorus girls of New York, whom | mand of Glenn BE. | popular fancy had always designated | the nationalization of railroads plan | as the improvident butterflies of the| for a congressional investigation of Aug. 12 De. | theatrical world, today had become! his charges that Wall street has ® factor in organized labor. They} plundered the railways, today ap |had formed the Chorus Equity asso-| peared likely to be refused by the | elation as a subsidiary of the Actors’ | Equity association to synchronize} The belief of the majority of the their efforts in aiding the latter’s| members of the house interstate strike. [commerce committees is such thst an At a mass meeting attended by | investigation is being carried on 700 chorus girls and men, Dressler was elected president. Most) mixsion of the 700 already had struck sympathy with the actors house. in itm efforts to ascertain in| the actual physical valuation of the | property. Ethel Barrymore today became an| Piumb’s charges, which, he prom | active worker for the girls. She ad-| ised, would consist of “new and se dressed the chorus girls, pleading | cret evidence,” falled to measure up with them to “stick.” to the forecast, several members ‘And estimate free. Special taken of children’s teeth. David Warfield issued a statement | telling why Wé had aligned himself | with the new actors’ organization be Ing formed by F. H. Sothern to op-| | Pose the Equity hearin f labor's plans for the op George M, Cohan, resigning from|eration of the roads, It is not prob the Friars’ club and the Lambs’ club/ able that a bill will be reported until because of alleged insults, pledged hie last dollar to defeat the strike Lillian Russell declared her =| port to the Equity thought today tioned that Plumb dealt only generalities Th mmittee with eae October 1, HIDES IN BARREL TO CATCH THIEF City Sléuth Pulls Thriller to Trick Waiter CHICAGO, Aug. 13. - Press.)—With two theatres darkened by the actors’ strike, which reached Ghicago last night, and oth-| er closings in prospect for tonight, | produce managers were to meet to- day to determine what steps to take inst officials of the Actors’ Baul association and individual a¢tors pital ty | ts shown | Piumb, author of | Marie | now by the interstate commerce com- | Chairman Esch men-| completed its] John Flint and’ Claude Fortner, city sleuths want to 6 the ‘Evanston Woman I8 Croix de tiuerre, te ee some other article of appreciation Brutally Murdered 727) ee ine Simm CHICAGO, Aug. 13 va sen, following the spectacular arrest jand Chieago police today | of r Baer, 35, a waiter at they characterized one of the most|; Butler « 614 First a Ww mysterious murders in the history Of| neaday mor | crime in the death of a woman be One of the cooks in the caf had aroma, m2 you think. | lieved to have been Mra, E. L. Wat been missing his money quite fre MACH ftertiog with in: | kir quently late, The money had al S24 8s, it not checked, wi Aroused by screams, residents Of] ways been missed from his bree very vitel organ of the Evanston jate last night notified the) which hu upon a nail in the oe no faith in th to the city hospital aviation. He does not b Be Sure to Say ‘ e . rMlraiape $e tage | “Threaded Rubber” Polenaiy Feline Is Dani whiG-untit, oayitiealthecseil troublesome Take them in time | nour If everybody said “Threaded Taken by Burglars [1.0m Take sem | ntist once plar Shee Thaulaton’” ate thes nomen here in thie city sot hustle or twice a year tor examination of xpre t t ‘ whi bought batteries and saw'to it J cat. Maltilda was stolen by burg-| We make no charge for examina: ae te igen dhectpet that “Threaded Rubber’’ was wa Tuesday night, who entered the | gions i miiahkco ate 1 unread setbe. ash Te what they got there would be a home Mra, C. M. Farrar, 1624] aineanc nie reat takes 1 6 beside the big al} lot less battery grief. Kighth ave bs tween 7:3 m ne Should you need work done, Tagtitie declared. . rs rey Ta Vrsa + 10:30 p,m. atilda is an ordin- | erators will show you every consid vie uae We Ns thine aoe Wawa * Far fewer jobs of reinsula- [ary cat, according to Farrar| sration, and the charges wif not tl iNT hat be rushed,” sald the ine {made to eliminate the spectacular) tion that is so often necessary to and the ce report is large. | high » and develop aviation diong con i In cok ¢ tortoise shell, She is ‘ Hivery effort should | get full life out of the plates of an Deaisniy hareery. fry affectionate, and Mrs. Far CO-OPERATIVE right Assurance of longer battery | Of the burgiars who entered the DENTISTS hat will fa life. pega ge Dr. A. C. Grabbert golies a. murder had taken pice 18 | dredsing room, simupdsen was d Whe. nelahborhéed, tnvestigntion 5 | talled on the case, planted a few vealed the body of a welldressed ps of marked money in the| the wamats eg WOMAN, till warm, with the throat] breeches pockets of the cook, and Ul of food | slashed hid himself in a flour barrel to await mperabie, Identification was made thru &T° | developments by partly ab | CrFs receipts found in her pock Ae Pati oink aa te aiaeal an | beorbed | book havé intruded upon tha soaue towed aigotieneauses rhetmatine Passersby told police they #4” | like the vilyun in Act 2, as he steal “4 saa bear trie | a flowing, redline?) i, widow's chee-lld, and to have ts cadena’ | opera cape fleeing down a MAIN AY’) sinned ntealthily to the spot where bet brain enue shortly after the scream hung the cook's pants the gentlemen's ate horae and pony Jump - ' competition Sandhurs ent | der Ie The prince ie. 4 the be 7 Haer Va lor e ge OE wait action in his case. horsemen in the royal family. ars |Won third prize tn | cadets pr Simundsen was laid upon his shoul and | heard From here on the action wae hur “pea ae a ried.. 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SECOND AND UNIVERSITY LONDON, cast for the Aug. fe O, Au test na rplane train and y freight ntr 18. ated candidate | by-election Royston, Herts, cost M. L. Hammer, 46, 1612 Fifth ave. of Airplane, Wright Sarys|ircimienat teznn drs, ct] 1, Mammo, t2 tae penses necessary to hold con-| street car, was severely burned abou If your battery is getting to the point where it shows signa of quitting it will pay you to get on the track of Threaded PHONE MAIN 7100 (Motorman Burned in Fuse Accident Only six votes | ina the right hand and forearm Wedn day morning while replacing an elec trical fuse in the Hammer's |” ar Was stalled on Jackson st. be tween Second and Occidental Hammer attempted to replace a blown fuse with the trolley on the wires when the current short-circuit: ed and the fuse was blown out. T concussion threw Hammer to. the floor of the vestibule, He was taken Ma Second Over Palace Hip Theatre . nd Spring SMOKE, CHEW, LAUGH, a | PASS CENTURY MARK DISTRESS vution, foothold. hundred he new phe- merely take ally. removes auickly and is none it frem your instruc. Ives removed Ee NC ae ee el