The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 10

r WIBER TT Just Tonight and Saturday The Six-Act Mystery Romance of the Great st—PFull of Thrills. Pictures: * “« TODA Witt Aste Linkery—» wiien well th “Mle Feet Bosom “Come@arcnda iit yeaky Seanetn”; Liberty Weektut Neate Threads.” Bentrie ft Squaw LITTLE Charlie Chaptin tn fy alee Harriscale Micholena sun » i LIBERTY Comedy and lot for the new bill wh eee tion is { i \ | Stage : ‘The 1ands of the Masked Bandit ———. ’ }found in rube t the picture be 6 vifain) arate Molly and Patty ‘Six Feet Four,” in which Russell is the s' closes a wee’ engagement ton STRAND «~~~ | Thed a Bara to Cease Va for Part ofa Simp e Coleen ing ™ ot Theda Bara, champ vampir more, formed her REE ¢ of the movies, will vamp no | | Theda, kindly, gentle and winning in REAL life, has re-| life to conform with her true self. No She invites the girl who ts trying| longer will she use hook or crook to beguile innocent lovers. to win her hus jown home, June Hillary heroine in “Stepping Out,"* the phote | play which comes to the Strand Sat md right into net Menceforth it will be her charm and loveliness that will draw| te) the sympathy of the male sez. “I have decided to make this change in my life,” says Miss | urday fallowing a week's run ét| Bara, “because the wort vampire has become a stench in my “Told in the ifs.” Enid Bennett plays the part of this | |audacious wife who ‘ait upon thi means Of showing thy girl who wanx| Miss Bara has taken in the new direction. daisies will replace the gorgeous Egyptian and other alluring | ining in high-toned cafes just what} dackgrounds of former plays. |the husband really expected of a | wife—to scrub, iron, edok, mend leconomizs on food to the Kitchen” action in the picturre. eee * CE ‘ON WUIRLITZER ie « E REVIEW eles pl | Pleturesque Indiin and trading post NEWS jsePmes appear it; profusion thruout | thie picture. | Jane Novak pBays the role of Fiilda % —— | MYTavish Jules sweetheart ) at at Boldt's—uptown, |” 5, ; ‘“ | Tonight brings to a close “The " downtown, 913 2d Ave. | c, ot Eve.” mdi 4 08 { EX |} Earl Williams plays the role of a |Fned which openy at the Rex Satur aay. in the Canadian nofthwest provide the atmosphere Girls who ha Fe decided to marry are not interested in | 4 men who > - - THREE MONTHS Seva sec's x Senses, tema rar 4 |Ieok at other vfomen after marriage | Nhe Sts Gives Streng th to the Nervously Weak ind Run-Mown oR TL, Brmingham, Ala. pg * Peptiron ts both medicine your Merttive-Laxene for a ‘and I find it dye premier medi >that allmen(. I had a cough 38 months «and made me 4 * your Menifho-Laxene and 1} Manent relief in 24 hours, | tn full accord). as to the prope ard nerurasti tnt onditions, which the neet! of naore and better nourishment isso ap pa: It coms bines tron and ynangjinese with nux celery, pepsin and digestives. It supp! jes the deficiency “Laxene ig a richly anncen- @ mixture of wild cherry, Tolu, | s Menthoe Ammonium chlor. | of red blood corpus de: a, ete. sdid by good drug: | pairs the waste \« © tissue in BMAounce botties. Mixed at | nervousness, gives + and stam. simple syrup, it maken a | ina, and restores vi t y WA wonderful medicine, won| “I was run doen and «Seas, and guaranteed most! Peptiron has done me great good Cy stolds, coughs, catazrh,| Serena Fufenburg, Tivoli, N Sit Vioult breathing, etc—-| Made by C. I. 100d Co., rt. | Mass. nervous ANA rey "STARTING "SATURDAY Desite”’ A pictuwc: that ranges fram the Lumber Cai nps of the Northwest to the Alaskan Wilds and back aga \in. Starring LEWIS J. ST‘ DNE ADDED FOR FUN HARLIE HAPLIN LAST TIMES} TONIGHT BESSIE BARRISCALE: IN “Tangliid Threads” nd Tt was a daring | ‘ ., jexperiment and just. how it worked |@Nd worn look on Miss Bara's face, and the change to the} furnishes much of the interesting | gentle variety of acting is expected to bring her back to easy Customs of the Mipissing region | opens at th for this photoptay. | | and food for the bi pod ani nerves. It ig | yc0) sther tonics and | gaged by nostrils,” “Kathleen,” a story of Irish simple life, is the first step| A field of virgin The strenuous acting of vampire parts have put a tired | and comfortable living. | As against the gorgeous trimmings of vampire days én this It by the experiences of “A Temperamental medydrama which seum Saturday. Vivacious Connie (meaning Con stance Talmadge) plays the role of Billie Hillings, strongly determined to marry only a man who ts averse to all women. ‘She finds this per son in Senator Newton of Nevada, a rather timid bachelor, Newton falls &@ victim to her winning charms and & «mal! period of w bliss ensues. Then follow a series of Incidenta in which Bite, a Fulgarian count and the Senator figure. Votves of the | clare Patter Jamen W ing man in “The h will be/ her next Vitagraph feature. Gia u have na) Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- been en sets fr Earle Williams’ next pi ture,/which has a Far East atm uphyre Rather than 4 wher plane to the film City for them nge in Kansa fs the author of ext starring Taylor Holmes ts golng to in the saghe bill with Fatty t the Iberty next week eee appear Arbuck yConstance Talmadge's new photo uy “The which comes to t Anita Loos Saturday an Emerson tory, Two thousand head of cattle were used in making the stampede scene in “Lasca” a new Universal produc tion. The Pointing Finger” is then a new Mary MacLaren rel NOW PLAYING Drama and Comedy Interwoven in a Play That's “Pep” and “Kick” In Fulton's Celebra “THE NAZIMOVA tagraph to provide the Her Own Version daisy-field, symbolic of Theda Bara’s new kind of playing.| |iCanadian trappet in “The Wolf" a| ~~ | . Eyes ‘ wereen version of th famous stage | may ben Pr / MISSION | HL. B. Warner bas a particular! strong role hia | in ° Pagan God" latest photoplay which opens at the Mission Saturday an American who foes into a nest of revolut Teng in the inte }becomes a pates f wily He will be seen ax necrot service hatchetmar the secret m hinese In @ thin be is branded a tral: | tor by his sweetheart and the Amer jean consul at Nanchung from whom |he is forced to keep the reason for this actions a secret. | Tom Mix clones a week's engage |maent tonight in “The Midnight Ro- | mance.” COULD NOT WORK 'Made Well and Strong by etable Compound. Columbia, Pa—"I was very weak ind run down and had dragging-down | ains and pains La i] fn my bet, I i} i | could not get ” | around to do my work and had to || sit down and rest | I] often during the day. I saw Lydia BE. Pinkh Vegetable Com- ound advertised | in the papers and | read the i- | monials, sot thought I would try it. 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From Start to Finish | ed Stage Succes: BRAT” Know This Man? “" MAKE WAR ON RATS’ } ane a FRIDAY Last Times of WILLIAM FARNUM “Wolves “of the Ni: “ght” Friday Night- —7 and 9 FASHIC’4N SHOW Saturday—that peppy plcty about wives | and stenogs she first of this star’s big Firs: National prod uctions— “You want a hubby who hates all women but you. Dearie, there’s no such animal.” CONSTANCE TALMADGE -JN— “A TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE” Symphony 31 artists under Regi- nald Dunn, in superb concerts afternoon and evening. If employers’ wives had their way, stenogs’ faces would be covered with either wrinkles or whiskers. Ma foi! There’s a dash of French: savee in this tale of a man-hunting maid. } | Matrimonial ties are not the only that bind. —>*|LOSS BILLION; BRITISH |SKIP ROPE TO HOLD Fi CHICAGO POLICE JOBS|: | LONDON, Oct. 10—Damage by) CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-.Chicage's old.| "Let's go buy Boldt’s French pas- |rats in agricultural districts of Eng-|est policemen have get to etry. Uptown, 1414 3d Ave; dowa- P 5 skip th land tm estimated at $1,000,000,000 &| rome to hold their jobs on the force, town, 913 2d Ave. |year! The resalt is a national cam-|1¢ they haven't the endurance ter | ~~ BCT! paign to exterminate plans for | this childish exercise they wil be re-| Lee | THE pICTOG ODUCTS | national rat week this month and tired on pension. Weight lifting and|GoRPOR Se ae this aap dam for the organization.of rat clubs t©/other tests also are being applied. kill off the rodents, | There are 212 men slated for 1E BOARD OF DIR . to the stockholders of reco’ | September $0, 1918. Stock booke 5 remain open hb of mackerel in Experiments on a dog enabled | DICTOGRAPH PRODUCTS. that they were sold| Harvey, in 1620, to discover the| 1 SORE ORATION on the beach at 1 cent each circulation of blood Pa, oF 18, Treasurer. Friday—Final Chances to See Robert Warwick in “Told in the Hills” Saturday—The Picture That’s True to Life as YOU KNOW IT HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 110. Millions of people have seen the“ace of this young man, but most of them wouldn't recognize him in this attire, It is Charlie Chaplin in what he regards as the entional dress of an American lomaire It was snapped at his new § 000 home at Hollywood Cal., m Beet is going down daily—in res ta -ants || Try This If You Have Dandruff "There is to remove dandruff completely that is to dissolve it, This bys it entirely. To y get about four ounces of plain, ordi nary liquid arvon; retiri is one sure way that never do th dust use enough to mot alp an finger morning, most. if not dandruff will be g or four more applicati jetely di stroy every sing! no matter how you may have. You will find, too, and digging of the alp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous y, silky soft, and look and feel a hundred | times better. You can get Nquid arvon at%a drug store. It ts inexp four ounces is all you wil This | rub it in gently with tips. all, olve much dandruff that all itching He’s mad clear through—this young husband who thinks all stepping out should be done by husbands alone. So she takes a few steps of her own, and gives him something to think about. Better see it! STRAND ORCHESTRA UNDER S. K. WINELAND simple remedy has never — bee n| known to fall—Adverlsement. | NSeces 2eae ce esses) lf i SG |