The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1919, Page 3

Cereme wane fen eem Until Tuesday Night Only A big mysiery story of & supposed crime that they try to fasten on a girl— ENID BENNETT The startling drama —bringing together the Belle of Society and the Belle of the Bowery— “FIRES OF FAITH” Showing the wonderful worth of that magnifi- cent organization — the Salvation Army—in the slums, with Virtuous Russell on the Wurlitzer Bray Pictograph Harold. Lloyd Comedy se eee “ROUND THE RIM” AIR MACHINE TAKING REST CLEVELAND, Sept. 1 Four days of rest will be given the ‘round the rim flyer” and its crew here. Col. Ro F. Hartz, its commander, said today bomber arrived late yesterday. A coat of varnish will be given the machine, The journey will be resumed Thursday, according to present plans. Catherine Calvert Theodore Roberts Ruby de Remer Charles Ogle Monty Blue ‘*—uptown, 1414 34 Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave. Ohio Lieut Three hearts with but a single beat! They all love each other, all but the two men—they don’t The Martin | THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY. «~~ * | She Is at the Mission Theatre | -# —~% Enid Bennett in “The Virtuous Thief” onday Reviews STRAND xu know that William Booth ter from a friend saying army,” and that the word & standing scratched out standing and wrote and that Salvation salvation” in its place that was the origin of the Army her did « of Faith theater thin w And did tlor you kr Army tr that te m, was y in Philadelphia raided by « smashed in to b gang of ho windows and ¢ the erted by whit they had rv pt Neither did we And we Arm earn merciful mission into that s of hope and t languages Faith portrays the countries and speak their wor fort in differe we saw “Fires The two Sal ter the om 38 until picture on ot ation lassies before, during world war. Their love a doughboy, the other for lator—form the thread of the story, the real affect of which in to refresh in our minds the wonder. ful work the Army @id at the allied battle front An Fad Lyons Lee Moran com love each other. But there’s love all over the place in this comedy— NOBODY HOM Dorothy is a girl who arranges her engagements, Marriages and other little things like that by the fall of the cards. She’s superstitious, and omens, stars and signs direct her young life. Her experiences with burglars are a set of regu- lar screams! SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Artists under Brambilla, playing “Italian Echoes” and “Down South” x PROGRAMS LIBERTY — Meyant "Love Insurance CLEMMER—Zare Pitts in Washburn in “etter No. Shepherd Kagene O'Brien in of the Hills.” Fires Pickford in ond week ia “Daddy ~The COLONIAL Monroe Malisbury im The Sleeping Lion,” starts Sunday s) Pickford im “His Shame,” por comedians uation at attend A bu eating uMern tf Skipper Baby's M Price love song Tom Arms” a new LIBERTY Trials and tribulations of a Lioyd's insurance representative who sures an English nobleman failure of his American f go thru with the bargain, and marry him, forms the basis of the \clever tory fl in “Love Insuranc he » attraction at the Lib ryant Washburn plays the u # representative difficult task. He with the «ir a in thre cau! pleture the erty part and not ont himself, of wreck the we loms to Lioy based on a Saturday Evening Post tory. Washburn has a faculty acting up to the standard of fiction characters, “I Insu onsints laughable sit after other. Lotx Wilson plays the part of the girl and Edwin appears as Lord Harrawby Palm Beach and New ‘ an opportunity finely detailed dir n An added at n is “Uncle Tom Without the Cabin,” a Mack Sennett comedy with a crosseyed Uncle T surrounded by qm Eliza catche her skirt on a nail while attempting Black Beauty the the ian @ most falla in lov but is entan: that a max cireums#tances te of of one » company of er barn-stormers to cross the ice, white and kie race While the horse down in the Yoo! Others Air sings Castles 1 Cottage for You shows scenes f Newn w ing land riot and French peace celebration against profiteers in Eng COLISEUM just at old George W. Su cribes eum theater Dorothy that ful person with the snappy ey chief “supersticher” in ture which i# entitled “Nobod Home.” In addi to putting a kick into the picture Dorothy blo» soma forth in a wardrobe that is immensely interesting to the women Nobody Home” is decidedly the best of Dorothy last few pic The action ix incessant and raphy develops some angles for comedy. An of three rooms and a nown with Dorothy g man and two crooks forth through rate perstition de the new picture this k tah on, is the the pic Gish's tures the 1 startling ent suite hallway and her lead all racing back and the rooms at a lively encountering ¢ other story around Dorothy's perstitions wre but never The whole su turs and thir regu her revolve She believes in the and card reading and in, lucky like the figure unlucky and black cats and all of affairs, numerous engagements and prospec tive marriages, by them. George } t, the clever character and a well ch Not entirely 81 artists omens teen lates her even overshadowed Brambill Italian under concert numbers “Down South,” and especial! well received CLEMMER Better Times” finally come in th life of Nancy Scroggs, but she thru a weird mediey of exper before attaining that much-to-be-de sired plane in life. What sb did to get there and what happened aft ra file 1 for your enter vent th new w oat the Koes noes are in tat ah Clemmer. Rival hostelries in “Eureka,” the that should have been the ntain of youth, if the advertising had been more effective, the people that run them and the people that George Dowling, eight foot four inches tall, has been aged by Vitagraph for a * part in Clyde Fiteh's play, “The Climb ers,” David Smith ly J ' |the novel b jard will direct a story based on World 1 pleture purchased the Vranklin ha rights to Joseph Roland's original story sion Captain Phil opposite F | with the Brith Hubbard Turner plays rence for Univer in al, wan sh army for two year first ater because of treneh enlisting ¢ lay of the Two year was invalided home feet toldwyn Film corporation has just ad “The World and Ite “Strictly Confidential” with Madg Kennedy featured and Tom Mobre in Lord and Lady Al “Almost a Hust will be the hicle for smiling Bi “88 Opie pxt starring ve Rodgers “The that hi Thomas in the title on for Olive produc Glorious Li been decide third Selawick edy offering, but Nancy, as charac terized by Zasu Pitts, is two-thirds and David Butler, or Peter Van Al styne, is the other third of the show meaning to say that what they do is of chief importance The musteal concert-—always good is unusually Interesting. In addt tion to the Guterson offerings, Mr Herbert Graf plays a harp solo that nde noticeabl the pleasure of the new entertainment Interesting scenic views are shown in files MISSION To shield her brother, who had written a confession of theft, “The Virtuous Thief" plans to steal the paper, Enter the villyun. He's the He nlx her honor before she can have the paper, Enter the wife, She mistakes the “Vir tuous Thief" ax the vampire who had stolen her husband's love. En ter the real vampire, Oh, well, it's 4 busy life the “Virtuous Thief, played by Enid Bennett, leads for several reels at the Mission, A comic, & news weekly, and a comedy complete the bill bons, m bons COLONIAL Monroe Salisbury, a young Italian sculptor ning Lion,” goes inte the great West to make his fortune, he is unfinished, Altho more gen and intelligent than his future Tony soon finds he has much to learn from the rough cow punchers As inevitable aw the night comex the struggle of strength between Tony and the bully of the town, who until Tony's arrival from the heart of New York City, reigned supreme. The life of a child and the love of a woman depend on the outcome of the struggle, The result is satis factory to all concerned but the loner, who does not happen to be Tony Thruout the play is intermingled the theme of love and sacrifice. Salisbury is assisted by an all-star ast and the show proved pleasing to all Sunday audien Scenes of Seattle on “Circus Day” last week proved of great interest Mies Margarita entertained with banjo jazz. the tee! neighbors METROPOLITAN Superb scenic effects combined with a simple story of direct appeal man’s primal emotio: The Shepherd of the Hillx the most fascinating photoplays that has been brought to Seattle in many a day As screened at the Metro politan theater Sunday, the picture created a deep impression. Harold Bell Wright, the author »veriooked nothing to make the »hotoplay an absorbing reproduction f life in the Ozarks. Even to a fistic encounter rivaling the classic bout in Rex Beach's The Spoilers has been included in “The Shepherd of the Hills,” Kut above and beyond the “scrap” is the simple story of love and hate to eround the sublimity of the Ozarks before it was marred by the en. trance of sordid railroads and other marks of civilization. An augmentéd orchestra interprets the photoplay with fine discrimination, a circum. that adds materially to the sentation. stance pr CLASS A Jack Pickford shines forth in “His Majesty Bunker Bean.” a pleasing comedy, at the Class A theater th week As Bunker Bean, an insignificant little stenographer in a stock brok er's office, he dreams of greatness and of the time when he will be a swaggering “man of the world Bunker Bean gets acquainted with a theosophist and soon firmly be. lives t ut some earlier date he an. He pts Ra # the Great, king of Egypt in nt days, as his former self. How astonishes himself, friends, and his business by the part of a king and how he finally cures the hand of his employer's daughter, are amus Ing and entertaining he his associates REX Mary Pickford would draw crowds to the Rex theater without the aid of a vehicle like ‘The combination of the two pro of the most pleasing has come to this play ek—that's why it has been held ove Mary Pickford, as Jerusha Abbott, the orphan, 1 continual source of delight to her many admirers The scenes in the both comic and tragic with each bit of humor just on the verge of pathos, The prune strike is a fitting example. The little waifs had been having prunes for breakfast, prunes for dinner, prunes for supper until they were sick of prunes, Prunes must have been cheap in those days, The strike, originated and engineered by usha with the aid of a boy or phan, was not much of a success, It almost developed in a hunger strike but the poor children soon. wavered and the strike was broken, one ws that j house in many a a.” starring Geraldine Farrar; tnd Jealousy which has for its back- | | | | maddy Long Legs.” | orphanage are come to them are details of this com-] Jarvis Pendleton, a man of wealth, Satisfactory Terms Always THE ROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, President STORE HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Autumn Fashions HIS year is like no other year. Unprecedented market conditions, shortage of labor and materials, unite to make the buying of furni- ture and decorations an intricate, technical problem. But the solution is easy at the Grote-Rankin Co.’s. 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THE BEST FOR THE LIBERTY GUEST You have to either beat or buck the crowds, so our advice is to hurry through lunch or dinner and get down early to see this surpassingly good show— A Saturday Even- ing Post story that is classy and rich in cleanest humor— and the best MACK SENNETT COMEDY of the year— | “Uncle C First of a new super-serles— every one of the stars is in it. * -_ * Wallace on the Wurlitzer * * & Pathe News ? Fea SS oe ce and MARIE PREVOST