The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE SEATTI SECOND E BIG WEEK fa NOW PLAYING TO CAPACITY STAR THE ' Miles of Fun Film Being Unreeled hens GR RACING | in Local Movie Houses This Week | DRAMA" ae Pree THE MOOKE THEATRE WORLD| theatre thie weoke ‘The bill $6 Jon DIRECTION ENSEN & VON Hi — ee een et cemtca {| HOME OF 100% PICTURES HOME OF THE PATHE NEWS | oth as to length and costume The big double bill is jamming the house—don’t be late are dh ial besa Ae Tonight or tomorrow is the time to see it from the attle rang It in ne erta, soloist, in a pleanir CHARLES RAY \ pleasing volee. Martelle is sonator who fools the audience he last minut 1 “Townley star in a wet call They have singing and 4d ed a “Subway } a freak dance tha wvokes storms of laughter. The Fern King com pany, acrobats, with Billy Fernand an a “drunk,” is funny The Farrell and Taylor company in a blackface comedy skit and y of music, easily ranks as right Up next to the headliner ] eee WILK | Fair and Warmer’ may be a naughty show—-undoubtedly it is but Seattle folks seem lke it They turned In vast quantity to two performances Sunday at the r Witken Thin Ix @ prohibition town, except ‘GULA for a few oases here and there RE R nown to some of the wine ones, It PRICES Adults - - - 25¢ Children - - Ile Loge Seats - 40¢ inn't © day one can find a couple Thig good-looking young chap is Bill Russell. Bill is) jingied. Mut “Mair and Warmer” af THOROUGHBREDS playing at the Mission until Tuesday night in a happy | fords the opportunity pitlly and AND HIGH LIFE comedy by Stephen Fox called “The Hero Stuff.” | Sarveate api lige on haggle INTERMINGLED 6 Jand carefree abandon GS WITH A BASIC E Alexis Luce and Jane Morgan real life couldn't put on half the DRAMA OF na te Monday Reviews | S228 EMOTIONS play, to may the leant It's a rina is air and Warmer and if you COLdSEUM » Miike that kind you should by all) Pretty Billie Burke—sho of the! | TODAYS YrRocRaMa | | means go. ie pajama farme—is captivating audi COLISKA M—Hiltte rue in “The! | . | ences at the Coliseurn this week.| | Mistemding Wide. Larry femon | LEVY'S ORPHEUM Miss Burke is playing the title role ta oe comedy; Coligeum | | cana b . {| Cupid gets into a merry mixup} “The Misleading Widow,” a lively| | cremMEn— w * ol Co a ee ae Repaving Will Be "Great Radio Will comedy revolving around the joys,| | tar aust; Charlie Chagin In “The a flat . vl . "whe Urged on Council! Operate in Port) "2" 82! *#Adais of one Betty Tara: plot has to do with a couple of dine | Repaving of First ave. First ave.) 4 radio, capable of carrying 1,500] You see, it was like this Seat “decncccan ieee cna’ atlas 66 ” S. and other streets south of Yes! mites, will be in operation on Pler 1,| Hewitehing Betty Taradine thought | lelenéd With 1 pan ge Pasay ler way at a cost of $1,000,000, will under the direction of the port ‘war-|her runaway husband was dead. he oe ee es | be proposed to the ie 9 ines den’s department, beginning Janu-| ‘The mere males who fell under Ret-| | sTMAND — Paremecnt-Arteraft ts) |” tole Waal Gin ociebak bias St week by Councilman William Hick-/ary 1. The set has been installed |ty’s spell thought so, too—or at least | duction, “The Third Kise”; Strand a , he popular comedis men Moore, chairman.of the streets |and was used during the visit of the |hoped ao winery tet anwets || 2 STORM Sunny tm the Sathes And a Late Clever Comedy 4 and sewers committee of the coun-| fleet, but regular operators will not| The village gossips thought and) | Bnd of iP * 1 sed opr agind ng sorte “ cil, The pavements on streets in} be employed until the first of the |aaid a number of things non a alt and Pauline t 4 in the south end of the city are filled year, And whea friend husband bev compine the “ Sauer Wallace on the Wurlitzer Pathe News _ with ruts and chuck holes, accord) ~~ = returned from the war—a regular jt | White gets a lot of fun ing to Moore. | MAYOR FITZGERALD fighting man—to find wifey living off his life insurance-—well, things eure, =n 4 r 1 } Larte peitarry Carey ta “Mare | | fiddie; Sandberg sings “# bee Funny . ~ os P OLIVER D. COLVIN IS TALKS AT LUNCHEON |*tr tummine (i tony | his y in teh ne iris do some! of ie Castle a one of the big GIVEN PROMOTION| wnt3sncpnetiant ee tant tne Tare Tactare’na| | oan mee Sm “WME Voretiy chorun work on the runway, jattmacions tn. the em anew wich U. S. to Help Out | OT lage ingen Sgr’ Seatenant |chanae butlding on *Some of O wa ee res On mee Liseery ert to Me," and Corey Hunt was given|tery of his instrument and offers torte Charteaton snd Bromnertay commander in the navy, soning oe ree reviewing the war workers {a Was | | Athletic roles seem to be Charles teagan sete wim Sicceucs ‘Gur cae gp Foti whi h are @in'de the tack that tus} T t oa academy. His roommate, James 8. TO ADVERTISE CITY yey * | Ray's long sult of late, We've seen! 4 ryansan.” merit. Castle is Mkewiee a clever) U. & navy yard property is exempt onigh Tuesday— As a means of further advertis-|/4fty Semon, a lanky individual with |Charies as a runner, « baseball . " _ from taxation. a bill is before adju' A pn episode of “The Master| musician, his work being on cornet "i rag aga) ot hog Ha tant ling Seattlemade goods, the Cham sr ot core funny facial expre® | player, an automobile rager, a bicy:| yy wihiowtyd = whieh tamaea, the lah ‘eeneaiens congress to pay for the construction | Then Gone Foverer ee |ber of Commerce has obtained 200,.|"0n8 In “Dull Care.” : cle racer and a horseman. At the ; | San daelie ‘de fof two new school buildings. 000 labels to be distributed to man.|.Drambilia orchestra plays Suppe’s| Liberty thie week young Charles is a | 2P“curt king, appears, ts shown or le aoe ~ My O68 16. Det OF ame Irkutsk, Siberia, in days before the | ufacturers here to be pasted on ail) TAkht Cavalry” and Schumann's | prize fighter the screen. [the “Ross Brothers,” two little fel war, was considered the world’s goods shipped out of this city why" wickedest city, with 500 murders a} Wrestling crates and drinking | a huge draughts of sarsaparilia put our |PALACE HIP year among a population of 120,000. | PLAN DONOVAN FL NERAL REX hero in fine shape for his big fight} A blind musician | Funeral services for Jeremiah Checkers,” the well known racing | scenes in "The Egg Crate Wallop.” | world’s greatest bi |Donovan, who died Saturday at his| Melodrama, now playing at the Rex Charlie gets into difficulty over ajrmme is Samuel Davis, of the team : |A. Tuesday evening. They are |home 1120 Ninth ave. will be he has all the drama, all the humor and theft of some money and es ves town jin ‘ youth, pep, harmony and jazz Minnie Hurwitz, Hine Brown, Jen- jat 9 a. m. Tuesday at St. James ca-|#!l the love Interest which made it #0 | because he thinks his girl's father is ones 4: variety 00 due, cousin Witbur Westerman, Karl { Ithedral, Interment will be in Cal-|Popular on the speaking stage. Add/the thief and wants to abield him. | ole end tan Cecile Andrus ang om, Edith N, Kendal, Dannie F.| cy. cemetery. to these elements the thrilling.scenes | L. gets a Job as «parring part- oy Can and Bruno Chilinaki. ' : Effie George have a fu playlet which can only be produced in mo- | ne: a at last moment steps ‘eee, 5 abe mae caneea pote jentitled “The First Hundred Years paws PLAYING ay Was Vi lAre the Hardest,” in which the lack | FIELD FUNERAL MONDAY. of a job on t part of two former! Funeral services for Mrs. Clemma STEWART | wage . ly under 100 pounds.| To GIVE CONCERT a diversified gymnastic pro-| " f three rounds that is very | PUPS In violin expression will ap pear in @ concert at the Y. W. C.] pianist, whowe ‘ joys and a ¢ Three bring tion pictures and you have a faint ring to substitute for al of the succens of the story as a/ crooked fighter. He lands the victory photoplay. | with his “egy crate wallop.” His op-| The exciting horse race, the train! ponent proves to be the man who} reck, the fight in the box car, the | stole the money, so ( » returns neounters in Chinatown and the aer- to his home town, where he finds the plane flight have been faithfully car-| villagers awaiting ,him with open| ried out. larma—expecially one very pretty Nt You are unlike any- body .else in Seattle if you plan on missing this chorus girls and their desire to have| A, Field, who died Friday at her} 1 for once in their Iife,/home, 320 24th ave, were to be! at comedy held at 139 p. m. Monday from the| ank and Clara LaTour provide| Bonney.Watson parlors. Interment ¥, magic and juggling. Kath-jin Lake View cemetery. aie n’ “Nut” Miller is an entertaining —— 9 | The cast is good, There are Tor | tie dark-cyed . ‘ Li j WHITE’S lcherigtn ac “Cheeell” ea lovely ose 04 comedy inte| palpitant offering— comedienne offering songs and talk.| (44.4 dniahéd is alts ta Oh 7 Jean Acker as Pert Barlow, the girl! the picture and has the audience with | | bol of et e b of the : | METROPOLITAN symbol of empire because * |who Checkers loves, Then there are|him all thru his ring battle. Col ‘ | superstition that 1,500 yea : Powerful SHOWING im all thru his ring ba olleen | “The End of the Tend.” starring |SUperstition that 1,500 years before [Ellen Cassidy, Peggy Worth, Robért| Moore is «weet and pretty as the girl Elliett, Tammany Young and Ed) An added attraction at the Liberty | Sedwick, all playing important roles. | this week ie the latest Sennett com Altogether, the story makes « fine | edy, “Come Out of the Kitchen.” photoplay. Especially exciting in the | see scene in which the biggest race of the |STRAND lyear is to be pulled off and one ¢ “The Third Kies,” at the Strand] the leading jockeys is put out of com:|thiy week, is a unique picture. It! mission. It is here n Acker (plAY- | has its deserved portion of swe: ing the role of Pert Barlow) comes to/\ has heart interest to a gr the front and volunteers to ride her| ree, and it has some of the finest} own horse, which is the favorite. She + ea hee seume | wins the race with flying colors of the picture four principal players ied = ag unfold the story as real human be CLEMMER ings might unfold a story in the The Clemmer has an unusually | house next door to you Story of TO Love and CROWDS Revenge | “AN EIGHTH | Ofan | BWestemers§) mvcr chard Bennett and Claire Adama, | ‘he time of Moses a golden dragon rose from the waters of the Yellow |river and imparted to the emperor j the secrets of agriculture. ned at the Metropolitan Sunds ernoon to a capacity house. ‘The story parallels the lives of two girls, one warned by her parents against the perils of life and the/lated to form, inform and reform other who is left by her mother to| young and old Americans gain her information where she may Richard Bennett, who, it will be he picture is outspoken, in that it | remembered, starred in “Damaged freely discusses a subject that the | Goods,” is a splendid actor, His sin world has avoided In the past, but it! cerity in this class of work is almost serves its object in that it is calcu. past the stage of criticism, comedy ever, Th t } { f ——_ ) up . \ i jgood bill this week. A splendid! Misxy, the heroine of the picture, Says Movies Make Better Homes H | to the jdrama, “The Westerners;" one of |is an helreas, who is keeping the fact ¥~ mM 4 It [Chaplin's best comedies, “The Floor-|a secret from the persons among | RIGH 99 walker,” and a fine musical program | whom she lives and works, She is Throbs |teaturing a violin solo by Emit Ros-| devoting her life to settlement work With |set, a famous concert violinist, who|to atone in a measure for a sin of has joined Guterson'’s orchestra her uncle Thrills A Mr. Rosset received an ovation! Missy marries Oliver Cloyne—not 46 ae Sunday afternoon and wil, no doubt /|for love, but to save the name of i and | wad eo prove a popular addition to the big Rupert Bawlf, a young married man . ‘ Ss’ N orchestra | with whom she has been co-operating | Red-blooded “The Western 8” is a vivid screen |in charity work version of Stewart Edward White’s| Here begins the kissing—Oliver |famous no The story is laid in|(much in love with Missy}—succeeds the Black Hills in the days of the|in stealing two kisses from his wife Action HERO STUFF” He has to make good in the eyes of the girl he loves. Does he do it? } ALL-STAR | » {gold rush and tells in an absorbing |and when she repulses him, he warns | manner of the implacable revenge of |her that when he kisses her a third | | Michael Lafond, a hal reed Indian, | time she will be in love with him against Jim Bi 4 scout, who| Oliver, being a real smart young fel | leaused Labehd $0 be Mriveni from ali judges his time well, He rescues | | wagon train for insulting one of the from’ a burning building, and white wAinen |then comes the third kiss, How Robert McKim and | could she help but love her hero-hus- | 75c Bottle (32 Doses) |y tee gritty handle the leading | band? male ré while Mildred Manning} Vivian Martin plays Missy and Who’s FREE plays the feminine lead, Two little | Harrison Ford is Oliver Juat because you start the day ieee neeeues. start the day|children, Mary Jane Irving and A aii ‘ R I Here— Rrotrled sand, tired, attt lege any |Franklie Lee, are also prominent in COLONIAL Rap an Gan You'll go wild over |burning and bearing down pains in| the cast ma Rubens is starring a e . * |the back worm eut before the day eee Colonial in “An Eighth of an Inch some of his amazing ¢% | |alay in that condition. Start. the | MISSION to the Right.” She plays the © ploits! , v sHT. Be » healthy,| One of the liveliest and most ex ter of Kate Carewe, a reckless j f G na, wvire(Olting scraps ever filmed figures in| daredevil little dancer in a rough | t the urth reel of “This Hero Stuf | dance hall, who has all the men at R ” 7, litzer Reumette sti i ussell on the War CHAPLIN bing or kidney |at the Mission. Caught unarmed and|her feet until the arrival of a issell i auble. Sturt 3 weay.|#lone by a gang of desperadoes, the|Preacher who, after much dimcuity, In one of his ness, with. burn ains,|hero eludes capture by leaping to a|'eforms# Kate and then falls in love | — or are in and ou times @ night, you will appreciat the rest, comfort and strength this treatment gives. Nh tae give you one 75-cent bot-|is within his reach, and thus pre- | men, tle (32 doses) FREE and FREE ; BOO ate irie ey And PRICE) gressing to a stairway at the other {treat it, to convince you The Wili-|€"d of the long roc from which screen classics lame ‘reatinent conquers Kidney point of vantage he is able to han Nervous, Weah, The Floorwalker A gn mp prdpa bee assailants singly and effec] anemic, Bil Tursell, haw the lead in this] reconstructive and restorative,— STRAND AUGMENTED notice to * picture, which is @ merry satire by | ’ The Re on Dept. BR p | Pept 1 : Cornet Et92 FO. stephen Fox, who thruout the story | EPLLLON tron Tonic ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA ETRE TAR spegeier Petigh rd ail the 6 A pa ld afm od rttle (32 doses), with-| ‘This picture along with a Harold we pola Only one free bottle x 7 : * os ddress ot family, Lloyd comedy and an Outing Ches Let's go eat at Boldt's—uptown, of bed halted table, catching a pendant chandetier | With her hain, swinging back and forth like| Albert Roscoe plays the preacher pendulum until the next chandelier |4%4 Lon Chaney is one of the “bad n" \Gansseen Witchhazel Fine for Sore Eyes . It is surprising how quickly @ inflammation is helped by |witch hazel, camphor, hydrastis; ets las mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. elderly lady, who had been troubled with chronic eye inflammation f0 many years, was greatly helped Ameri-| two days. We guarantee a small Boe simple |tle of L: avenue to help ANY CA ssa n how it was done , ed eves In Daily Concerts | ike? J lone in| weak, strained or inflam iy the “movies.” Many a husband has learned for the first time that| Aluminum eye cup FREE: th are homes where kindness and consideration for one’s wife ar @ as | Drug: Compa and leading important as flowers and candy for one’s sweetheart, she says cae ae ae This is a picture that will hold you for a while, the pro Pauline Frederick believes the movie habit is making better can homes. Many a housewife has learned how to make her home more attractive, because she has now s¢ Stomach, Iter, closes Tuesday night 1414 3d Ave; downtown, 913 2d Ave.