The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 10

TE SRATTLE STAR—FRIDAY , AUGUST 29, 1919. ’ | Behold the he Living Statues! The Pose Is “ “Cupid’s Dart”; | ile ’s a Bit of Funi in the Sennett Comedy Coming Saturday Wailace on the Wurlitzer Home of 100% Pictures FOURTH =a UNION Friday—Good-bye showings of a dainty love rom. —Vivian Martin in “Louisiana.” ° . . Saturday brings a thrilling drama—the story of a girl who, for the sake of her brother's honor, is scorned wanton, branded as a thief FRIDAY—Good-bye to the program every one of your friends has seen, ed as a wanton, branded a — “A Romance of Seattle,” and Charles Ray, in “Bill Henry” a ‘4 } Saturday marks the start of one of the most exceptional entertainments this theatre nl en ii e 4 ’ ; has assembled this year. 1 geoamennenmaesseectasininseialiiete A SATURDAY EVENING POST | Behold the living statues—Marie Prevost, Charles Conklin and handsome Ben Turpin, who are going to make things lively at the Liberty, starting Saturday, in the latest Sennett gloom-chaser, “Uncle Tom Without the Cabin Ben and Charlie are partners in the company—also they are most of the actors. Marie ia the fascinating sweetheart of Ben and the leading lady of the troupe. Comedy Classic en You remember the jelight with which Glimp $05 06 Photoplay. rovers raceme || at about. the. chap ae uty t from Lloyd's who had now urrent to see that the girl al romance REX ii % married the English a easmness " Mary Pickford ts continuing to rm le gus netios os Hiver lord, to save his firm og neta het r tontg Nan Metirew, : i light audiences at the Rex Bruce Scenic $15.000? and, judging from the big crowds LE e wausen in “A Se. , , lined up in front of the box office S te Galena as the ot loty Exile”; Strand Weekly; Tom d his we it i no # t ord } furnis . Pi boc asf Row coda Ji et «an. |e iarious fur etter ‘ But he fell in love nounced the picture to be held over | the ball opens a a with the girl himself! another week i} Daddy Long Legs.” in which Lisaie” in question is = 1908 | | | tome legen ue in : It's new! It can’t be Miss Pickford is appearing, in cantly a xidewinding bird that is ris : the best vehicle on for the little | ‘o hop higher and jump farther) | chAss A—tre caltediids es beat! bi in sura nec 4 star since her big success, “Teas of | th krone t Pina! Reet the Storm Country As Judy " Nan ean: Abbot, she first appears as a little | Scrowas, ¢ | a irl 1 an orphan asylum. oe 2 - COLISEUM Be Here she is the fife of the institu ation L i - 99 tion, always into m hief and al » eh ou view! ow me” ia the title of the ways shielding her little playmates | T n serial r er 23 , y comedy, which from puni#hment at the hands of a |? like the \ nit eum Saturday, An cranky, hard-hearted matron. In the . nD pe a in r . rooms and a hall- | later scenes we « Judy grown into » mt the t 1 ¢ r hi wn, Doroth and & charming young wor i eo of Roari tive for the | he ling man and two crooks all among the girls of the c st Ume tonight f pein be and forth thru the RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER : Arges Hs encot ch other, ‘The whole | an Bon cupurath nes oli oe “Uncle Tom Without the Cabin’—and it’s a bear—with every one of the big stare and card read x. and in lucky at Boldt’s—aptown, Ta y - 8 le 4 le, “T" ¢ “ Sennett stars in it. is Gesrakoun coma Raiders MESSION tt ; Saturday jafd untuck 5 ees the: fants 3 as 5 | Advance notices describe “The . - , 13, and black cats, and she regu Confiscate Dope virtuous Thiet,” Enid Rennett’s now jody. bill tot > ait Aaclethaes, duce ta star vehicle, which opens ae : TACOMA, Aug. 28-8. ¥. Lee, 8) vision saturday 1 |Chinese, and Ernest B. Clifford, a) drama, with fie > negro, were arrested by the police terizations of real human people liv 4 a } ing in the Flathush district of New here in thelr rooms early Friday | '™ onan Eng York City, In it there ts dram. li ema ° merican om {morning and @ large amount of CO-| Wonse and a good share ae, the oor y ng ins . ne the well-known TRUSS TORTURE caine and morphine confiscated tn! Miss Bennett is called upon ¢ wedding for a large c tar and ac of the legitt eliminated p> Morn aad the |both instances. Clifford was caught) portray the role of a young girl who |t n. A high ntere rr age the Strand a Rupture port. We i. ¢ becomes a stenographer in the tuatic <*when the young |‘ tr vation Army TY fee trial to prove its superior- ee a“ . buss agitate i PEE tice of a Wall st. broker, in ¢ agent himncif falls in love with the ction, “Fir ath!” Mites | BERG packsge of cocaine out 0! he wit to atone for the guilt of her | girth, Ivert appears as Hizabeth Blake, Reng wei dow. bwho has stolen money from her em-| There will also be a new Mack |® Woman of the ns, who ia re | _ Sennett comed claimed thru the wrts of the Sal ation Arm: | q action of the play has a war f nd ie filled with thrilia and | . nterest abe | You cannot touch the music of this gifted composer elsewhere—You knew it. LAST TIMES | 4 Ce ey oe | TODAY P th N fiien Terry has completed “Her FRIDAY—Farewell Times of Elsie Ferguson, in “A Society Exile” PAULINE Guten aan Woden ce pendlga mpsea of e © tage char ers of her : . i 2 : . FRED . we on : r oat ; . : oe ni o ms . . — on . presets sore t clowe to $250,000 Mystery of Death mates of the dead man, are still be- his ing held in the city jail on open SATURDAY—The startling drama in seven acts, which for the first time Graphically portrays the. ||ser"o we te nbe. Dewire,” a iene Stage Plunge Unsolved cnsrces. stanion was in bed at the Apes. “Along Came Ruth,” the stage suc- adequately sets forth the work of the magnificent organization which part of an unaccepted . cess, will be produced by May Alli ritay to sat up ecarenes s time the police entered the room. 1 the Salvation Army—showing its wonderful reclamation wife early in the picture a pleture, “Rough |son immediately after completing a clear up ocouré Foley appeared’ at the station and every one loves—the y tiding Re has been released. |“Fatr and Warmer.” e third floor of the| ; —but does she bring Page Sk Byte yliny eg oe ont ate nq | Stid he was a friend of the dead man, of a Girl of the Slums him around? < ed and eighty thounand | Alice Joyce has just completed | Weller st., prior to Wednesday night, | but did not know his name or any- ‘¢ used in making | “The Winchester Woman.” when Van Crawford, a Milwaukee | ‘ing about the accident. We'll say she does! nit : st picture, “Her eee | raflroadfiaborer, fell out of the win A bottle of alcohol was found in x dow to his death. the bed Tom Manion and Pat Foley, room - — The picture} “Checkers,” the greatest racin ir of drama ever produced, will re- | THE i) i N leased by the Fox company soon | oS oye 1 “= 9 lthe shape of their first moving pic en yor ol opular Novel : — Over 10,000 square feet of stage | tures, following the arrival in that/ | ing, think of The Star. PEACE Is P ycturized is a at the Garson studios | distant point of a special Ontario | & w oe] ets for Clara Kim: | government ex OF 3 ye | bal 's next picture, “The Eyes | ‘ | jot Youth | Dorothy Pi now on a oe | much-needed vaaction The Indians of Bear island, a Hud eee RIVER son Bay post in th magami forest} Several members of the Eltinge th Twixt Pike ane Pine | reserve, 300 miles north of Toronto,| road show will remain in California | JOnt. are to have a special treat in’ to go into film work TIMES TONIGHT REX |BATHING zs iNGE | |GIRLS LOL ELLE LE EI EL EOI ai OOO OT TA GE EO AT EY fa A GOOD TIME TO SEE “BETTER TIMES” will be any day after to- day. One week—start- “FIRES OF FAITH’| °.~ Eugene O’Brien, Catherine Calvert, Ruby de Remer, i: Sate Theodore Roberts, Herbert Standing, Monty Blue Pitts Walsh \Gibte 6 aah —And— Hite” I Commander Evangeline Booih. COMING TOMORROW “THE SLEEPING LION” PERSONALLY GUARANTEED novelist, Wright as funny as her name. been pleti sade 1e screen ver etropolitan Sat NG DLS SD TT ee) lurday, August 30