The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 2

King and Queen Bit FARNUM Has Dramatic Role in “The Last of the Duanes” at Liberty; Clemmer to Show Screen Version of Popular Farce, “Lombardi, Ltd.”; Real j STC, iircation ef*'tha, king Experiences of Armenian Girl Shown on Coliseum Screen; Strand Has Feature Production, ‘The Miracle Man’’; “Shepherd of the Hills’ Stays Over Prk ian to he ince ‘seuaios, {at Rex; Vivian Martin at Mission; Mabel Normand Comedy at Colonial; Class A Shows Charles Dickens’ Story. Ray, dressed as a typica '® son, rehearsed before the several scones from the pro- Mvction on which he is now work- “Watch Out, William,” ‘The royal party seemed imveh tn- Qorested in the work of Mr. Ray the set used, which was a re-| | ction of an olf fashioned) try barn. They had a close| of Chartie, on his own ter- ; and in his own sereen farm- Witnessed the star creating | ef his popular rube imper-| jones | Sennett’s Comedian, Charlie Murray, Says: Any man who runs for office Must bo a sprinter, eee YW you well with tmportance, you're liable to bust Mack Sennett is raising « |) Mustache, thereby going into am- bush. eee A man’s bosom friend ts his ‘We cut the grass to make tt ‘A NEW BEAUTY RECIPE ® recent interview, Alice prescription ()—Vivian Martin, starring at the Mission. (2}—Wilflam Farnam, as Buck Duane, at Collseum. (3}—Hert Lytell, featored in “Lombmrdi, Ltd."—Clemmer. (1)—Betty Compason and Thomas Meighan, in “The Miracle Man"—Strand. (5}—Scene from Shepherd of the Hilis"—Rex. (6A character from “Auction of Souls,” at the Coliseum. (7)-—Mabel N starritg in “Jinx” —Colenial, zou or~ter,| SEAGULL RESENTS —_.|KERRIGAN WINNER OF | = a | UNIVERSAL'S THEATRE | $300,000 ORGANIZATION |Olive Thomas BILL'S CARESSES} POPULARITY CONTEST! rE CY¥OOTED | An, t88000 theatre hae beam com-| Marine HIhOe who, recently ar : arrea r P . pleted at Univerwal City to do away | rived’ after her visit to her sister, ain rionore oy | The perils of a motion picture}; J. W Kerrigan recently re) . R. v ‘A | with the expense and delay formerly | Lady Forbes Robertson, tn England, pean m De ilepnoreittenirenets \actor are apparently without number. | cetved word from the town of Haka, ) eI. caused by the necessity of renting | was met at the pier by Mr. and Mrs./ 1) was quite an honor whee Hi IRY MILES MINTER j But to Dustin Farnum falls the dis-|on the Malay peninsula, that he had/ | Lon Angeles or San Francisco the:| Faversham, and a definite announce | 1° “iy lute un loner mee BACK IN CALIFORNIA Unetion of having discovered an en.| been voted the handsomest man in| In the screen version of “Lom Hollywood, Cal, as a metion picture | atres and eatting up cqvipmant in sone was made for the coming sea \cclebrated artists, called Of | films in « popularity contest held by | bardi, Lad," coming to the Clemmer,| producing center. Several big atu | them when theatre scenes re- | #0 i Scanie’ ths soar Gee |) Pretty litte Mory Miles Minter Urely new way of getting himself | 4, members of a native convent for | Mert Lytell plays the role portrayed | dios are in the course of erection | quired in motion pictures. Some of | Miss Elliott and Mr. Faversham | | \* Wersai‘teek tow pe ronen ee trunks filled to the brim with | aici. Verily, the arm of the screen | by Leo Carilli in the stage produc| there, chief among thean being the| the scenes from “Ambition” will be have made a star combination for} 1) 16 Gorin another fan a | ‘ jong. | tion which was seon here at the Met |mammoth plant that will be the home| the first taken in the new theatre.| moving pictures. They have formed arth whe aascais ths eae | ropelitan several months ago. of Selznick pictures. | Moth the exterior and interior are so | their own organization, with a capi terms Olfve Thomas unquesti ns | “ere eee | constructed as to be nubject to alter- | tal of $200,000 es Oe oe ee See rouR | habit ation to different styles of architec | arta SPCR Cotten tine just Hanae & Geraldine Farrar has begua pre-| Tom Moore's film version of “Lord) Sydney Ainsworth, who taally ture, an the director may see Cit, ABOUT BEBE of Miss ‘Thothas, which will duction on the third and last film | 4% Lady Alger” has been completed. | plays villainn who do terrible deeds, wren filming a picture. Pebe Daniels, formerty tn stap- pag 8 roomy i nk a | feature abe will make before resum- eee mang in ® church chotr before enter: | EET james commtinn, Bow: te (Wh Del or Gein ines. one Sar qunenet wun Sir ta winter | Myron Selznick announces that he ing the movies. | DURING Migr porrsy Kell ea ee Pee be sceratescncMimeomnncreni ve weinagt |has purchased the motion picture eee |SKES “THE MI MAD Be er ing room } e orated in black and gold and she [rights to “The Girl With the Faun’s| Scenes of a battle between Chinese | tis ‘haley, liber, Ming of Bel] says her favorite flower is the tiger | . | Byes,” which was written by Phyllis | troops and rebels have been brought | Brince Leopold | eaw George Loane |My. to make his bow as th | Charlee Roediger, for many yeare | Dumanne. ‘The story tan pertally in to this eountry, Uniwersal will re \ucker’s “The Miracle Man,” one| Bebe’s father, by the way, was “Patrick He: bs ‘cai or. motion picture editor of the Tacoma |e Ladier Hbme Journal, and prob | jeaxe the film jevening on their way acrom the at-|Scotch, and her mother Spanish, |). .ateet literary tion. Ledger, has left the newspaper bust. | “Db” will be used as @ starring vehi 2 3.2 | \antie. >a evita ne Bi atramp,| ness to take charge of the publicity |“ for Otive Thomas. Joe King, one of the acreen’s mont oacocernecicetntiee—empenanontaa Alice Brady was guest of honor at} Deris Kenyon has just publi Percolator at! for the Jensen & Von Herberg’ thea ee popular lending men. is to appear! Tom Mix will appear next in a ple-/the New York State fair at Syra-ba book titled “Humorous tres in Tacoma, Long Island City oon will rival! with Eleie Janis, in “Phe Imp.” ture called “The Speed Maniac.” cuse. logues.” Malotte on the Wurlitzer SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Waldteufel Under Reginald Dunn, playing : Chanson Triste ............. Tschaikowsky “Merry Wives of Windsor” “So Long Letty” “Light Cavalry” +. Si CONCERT—1:30 SUNDAY A great motion picture opened here this morning. _ It presents the pictured true story of the sole survivor of half a million Armenian gitls— Aurora Mardiganian Herself She is the Armenian beauty who escaped to America after two years of unspeakable adventures in the hands of Kurdish raiders, slave markets and Turkish harems. The screen has been chosen as the most vivid medium of bringing home to the American people what their Christian sisters endured in ravished Armenia. The resultant screen epic has been truly called— “AUCTION OF SOULS” A girl relives brutal tortures in Armenia for this picture. Thirst-crazed girls mob hot desert wells. Slave markets, convents and monasteries shown. Caravan of 1,500 sheep a feature. New York and Philadelphia society leaders paid $10 a seat to see “Auction of Souls” 5,000 PERSONS IN THE CAST. * & & NOT p : fs FICTION ‘aon Christian women sold into Turkish harems for 85 cents each ae <a as: . A FILM THAT WILL MAKE THE BLOOD OF AMERICAN WOMEN BOIL