The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 4

ee, aT Se BR ie: THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1919. = ; oe 4 || “His Majesty, the American” Gives | } Inimitable “Doug” Big Opportunities | xu oo Friday—Last Times of Olive Thomas in “Upstairs and Down.” Friday night—7 and 9 —FASHION SHOW POURTH=== UNION . Friday—Good-bye Showings of Mary Miles Minter in “Yvonne From Paris” SATURDAY— Saturday— HARRY CARE Men Under Brambilla Beauty, traged in her latest y agedy and comedy in an Here you see the one and only “Doug” plus the popular massive diet a Fairbanks grin. Both Doug and the grin will be at the irresistible combi- Clemmer.. The occasion is the first showing of “His scenic uation, Majesty, the American,” the first production to be filmed under the “Big Four” banner. comedy- The story concerns one William Brooks—played by Doug. ? who lives on thrills and excitement. It tae wholesome pic- drama— | ture, full of good, clean fun and up-to-the-minute in its ap- peal, Doug's quest for thrills lead him from New York to the Mexican border and then to Europe. Doug has a love the finest affair, too, and pretty little Marjorie Daw is the girl he fall for this time. character o e828 COLISEUM Jerape” with the street ruffians. study of It takes a far more versatile 1 * to the music of the hurd: son to be happy in @ tenement es and engages in numerous her career— trict than it does on Riverside Dr WHER: Che SANS SeateNS OF G8 Amy Burke, played by Mary IP Pickford {9 said to be even ford, discovers this In “The Hood in this new picture than tn * 0 e wade the Coliseurn, bginn ; ‘ ot Ma pretty tel Saturda: | ~ iT Big 6-act Western drama, with the most wonderful As Amy Burke, Miss Pickford is the | been : riding you ever saw. standdaughter of a financi ower, r —IN— victim of all the f RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER ——e t r which opens at the Rex day. | Darkness, chanting: “Where you are! politan beginning Saturday of & western cattle man who Ives of ceserima- Tee ane te “Rents | [takes up he ‘ 1 Harry Morey plays the role of Wil. war is, ar last until you are! This picture was directed for | the dividing line between Yucca and eune’’: Christie comedy Je dintric te whe she “sb Emerson, the young financier taken to her, where war shall William Fox by Richard Stanton Pinkerton Counties. Yucca County] LIBERTY —"The Career of Kather- | ombine to combat an-| be. who staged “The Land of the Free” is afflicted with a cropked sheriff al in a When thie image falls Into the and “The Spy.” The story has to do| who leads a band of cattle rustling tn the | hands of a we t ent for Germany with race horse plots and ends with white-cappers operating under th¢ with an Unusual and exciting plot ensues a thrilling race track scene. The guise of the Yucca County Cattlg Marion Davies and Matt Moore are cast is all-star, Dealers’ Association. a ination of cap The © role of Brian I town boy with ‘eto paint beaw- hips everything of all he wor rn, the pretty ine Bush”; Pathe News. || Spore aes :| ALLA NAZIMOVA BUYS : PALATIAL NEW HOME Spark Divine” Could You.” ' | COLONIAL —Millie Rhodes im “in Mme, Alla Nazimova, Motro star, | Search of Aready.” has hased a home at H REX—| wtenche wert ia “Fhe Ue} | wood, Ca tur 90 : i i able sin > s METROPOLITAN — Harold Rett (erty includes two and a halt a Wright's “Shepherd of the Ill,” of improved gre CLASS A — Bessie Barriscale in e | | “Madam Whe.” { MISSION — Mary Miles Minter in KAVANAGH'S || “Yvonne From Paris.” First and Union | | LITT LE—Wm. Desmond ta “A Sage 1005 First, at Madison brash Mamet CLEMP eo No ATTLE'S BEST. PHOTO PL@Y HOUSE» wees Li TOMORROW pouc’s |i a LONG-LOOKED-FOR PICTURE > HIS i) BIGGEST AND BEST ations |in the cast | iis Cheyenne Harry, played by Harry nee Angie MISSION | Carey, is the fellow who eventually ~ wen at . 3 | Harry Carey, Universal's Western straightens things for the peace-low ke th on ing citizens of Yucca County. Pretty le Mary Miles Minter will appeag the role of a Perisian dancer ig “Yvonne from Paris" for the last time » tonight. Beye’, Girts’ and Chiléree’s Ds leeds, to and in are all ir ert W. Chambe | Friday—Last Times of Alice Joyce in “The Spark Divine” Saturday—the famous ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Keenly incisive mystery novel made int» a sensational picture— STARTS TOMORROW 9:30 IN THE MORNING COME EARLY HARRY MOREY a Chas. Klein’s aie Stage Success EP = THE GAMBLERS When millionaires fight, they fight in the dark, hia picture turns a» Searchlight on night scenes behind bank doors. In which he cleans up everything from New York to Mexico and then hops to Europe to show them how to handle things over there! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In His First United Artists’ or “Big Four” Production “HIS MAJESTY, THE AMERICAN” ——— DARK STAR A picture of unusual power — revolving about a girl, born under the in- fluence of an evil planet, and her ‘thrilling adventures in Turkey, Paris, New York, over the Atlantic—in places high and low. DARING DEEDS AND LOVE, MYSTERY, CRIME AND INTRIGUE—ALL ATHROB IN THIS TALE!