The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1919. le: ons " aia s| Fine Exhibits at a Dahlia Show She’ 8 Star i in ‘Ozark Mountain in Film Ri Wallace on the Wurlitzer Home of 100% Pictures Pathe FOURTHas UNION “gh ‘ . é ey ; - P| ; Starting Saturday ; dath ckee 10 “isd nN % Morning at 11 ee geen : wit: at | DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG News Saturday—A Bright Red Drama by apart Ea GET PHOTO PLAY HoGar A favorite star TONIGHT : i J E N 0 R G in a story about e ads 4 ial a young chap F ZASU ’ who resigns PITTS from his club ash oe the directors. 5 ee a : BETTER be ‘ " Pn P| |" J. WARREN {17 TMS FO TPR] ete tural Life, - 4 7 , we me 1s r “Emt middle nt” ; Catherine Curtis, who appears as “Sammy” Lane in the sereen ver arrassment.”” It sion of Harold Bell Wright's story of the Ozark mountains, “The a picture tl ave Shepherd of the Hills,” at the Metropolitan ca ae MTHREE X [ews ee ocreen| 99 ©) MISSION rrookams rd " Limenry tr Washbern tm tor ite in “etter After that he goes West—to New Jersey—and wins out in life’s game in a mighty interesting fashion. > ort Lytett ta “Biackie’s | [ber by her city friends « her final | eee weet Showtnas of the Sis "Kivmata meant in “Reve | | bors are cleverly brought ¢ The odd love story—“The Price of Innocence” Rightes © of Innocence,” iaying at In a picturization of 7 , “ “5 the famou Charl Klein s * success— ting Satur ° saad © Career of TO TOWNSITE PLAN urine nowen, wits of Jon st BB ove a neart wintam car ct Washburn. in "Love insuranen| Mayor Fitzgerald is opposed to Bowen, formerly of Seattle, who Dullding a townsite near the city dled at Oakland, Cal., last Monday, ‘ nin o © Liberty Power plant at Cedar Falls, despite|were held in St. Benedict's church t of an icy wo om. he neuranes* ‘ Sfvice from the health office that at 9:30 o'clock Friday morning tn ; : ” : x should be “moved from al teatti sy the 8 r rem filme jonn of 6¢@2OME day I shall be one of the greatest women in England,” she. said. employ: The body was brought {6 Seattle Wee | terest, as Wast > Shir aumeke e 1 their present quarters ak Clie ine tos Gok th," depict work of the meets ager ie ripper . And through her power to attract men, this penniless beauty reached SI ee eye, “1. fina tare to no| 294 greens mente elt who is went t . the heights. Was her triumph worth the price she paid? See this pulsing | need of moving them to the pro-|~ Ff . ; are’ @ g by }On the | taire of an ’ romance frorg the celebrated novel by Elinor Glyn, then judge for yourself. Poned townsite Sanitation is the Milwaukee railroad which ner nt « that ted Test, and we don't want to estab later be a menace to thru the nne I "lieve with the Mnatiche: brid | Tish a town for the benefit of the’ health.” hame me balance = ISS SSO ———_—$ ————_— The Sennet comedy has been keep. COLISEUM Olive Th in “Upstaire and drama of rociet “avis ff Can a woman live her own life, regardless, and win? The newest success of th ay n M a ear _ “ most beautiful girl in America (Harrison DO « Cheaterson, the joun “bab FRIDAY—Last Times of “Love Insurance” and “Uncle Tom Without Fisher’s definition) will open at the " s : the Cabin” ' business’ in Italy can’t handle the, its kind ever produced. Frank Kee demand an plays the leading role, cee eee cure Atter | Incidentally, the swift roving} J. Ro Bray, who draws animated American films have given the Ital-|cartoons for the movies, started in tins, te : ; jans a liking fc » Yankee style.|as the “morgue” man on a news humar t ine's » | They are g it, |naper. Then he learned to draw | nesettiinans, Dustin Farnum is sald to re |real cartoons, and—real money. | celve on an average of 800 let- “The World Aflame” was shown wPie COLONIAL ters and postal cards weekly | a big assemblage of governors| American films have invaded Sk ON SATURDAY, STARRING “The Ot , « win] from fans in all parts of the |nd federal officers in Washington, |beria and made a great hit The ; r world. |D. C. They voted it unanimows ap-| Russians are sending over for miles as one of the t s of|and miles of U of George M rama, is being rel ia reported to ha’ ellent work in th maely dramatic lue Bonnet.” This oon to be released. eee The play is the big stage success. It is better in the pictures, because the latter can } adapted show things like that society midnight bath- \ *harles Swae sa by |p viasraph presents, “Smashing 1 by | narriers,” a screen story in 15 chap ing party, which the stage could not. , Ha me mu imporiant re nected | : . , 1 2M | but importan ure carried by F com: | edith Johnson Ryan and Vin od name | cent Howard. mmer patrons And, believe us, Olive Thomas in a bath- } t if ‘ . Z 4 < » , Italy fg the greatest buyer in ing suit will not remind you for a second of . er Times,” comedy dra : |world of unexposed film. Bull Montana! eoeee AN cnen picture, “the| SEATTLE DANCERS ri Rene oe ak ela tives. tha SUCCESS ON STAGE Could not For bive ! ! The picture is funny, the scenes smart, the ‘ : een showing at the Metropolitan the.| Hamilton Douglas has reopened | HARRY GARSON eats at wuCHEs P y ‘ ’ latre for the past week, will be the|the D dancing academy for teen iver ay f SLory costumes gorgeous. It’s going to be another his . feature at that house for the coming |the coming season, after a stage | old-time Coliseum hit. } : The movie { mountains, of & man who goes from|4 to 15 years of age, were headlin- | -UNPAR SIN the city to the hills in penitence for |ers on tages circuit in an act the wrong committed b: en * p Rising Generation.” whore he finds and brings happiness |In P one theatrical re | for himself and to other |View salc and Mra. Hamil-| Ditecteg a Perron MARSHALL. NEILAN jton Douglas, prprising and ar- | REX Ifedvaneut. w: dened, Gt the ‘vate | Your NEIGHBORS will be DISCUSSING it Symphony Orchestra—31 Men, Under Brambilla, Playing Concert Numbers Afternoon and Night Me whee. he Whohiaed Cane Ge erest children you'll find in a You Owe. it to YOURSELF to SEE it! fame when he produced © personal qj.|Journey from nere to New York.” wong Legs," in| d which Mary Pic ata invitee {Thomas H. Ince production, is the| LIMITED FRIDAY—Last Showings of Another Real Comedy—Dorothy Gish, in “NOBODY HOME” a theatre. nid, Bennet etamn tm, tha EGS EME) neatre. Enid Bennet stars in the| play and ig supported by Earl Rod-| CLASS A ney, George Nichols, Joseph Swick “The Keys of the Righteous." alard and Carl Forms } ‘