The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1919, Page 4

Dlished Reputation for Offering the Dest Me * Tonight—Thursday—Friday—No Lofttger ZANE GREY’S Powerful and absorbing st ry of Texas in its wild frontier days— WILLIAM FARNUM eA the Duanes”’ This star’s best film of the year WALLACE on the WURLITZER Playing “My Isle of Golden Dreams” ABOUT THE MOVIE PLAYER Rhodes selis newspapers in} movie, “The Blue Bonnet.” cee McKim, champ screen ‘wae driver of a grocery the age of 1 eee gk Mann will impersonate a _ Snlicaiacmead fier D. Haven, screen com. first sang in the choir of church. Next he en- musical comedy. “At the Barn” is the title of Con- | stance ‘Talmadge next picture. Marguerite Crark res left the weet: | jern picture studios and is now in | New York city. ° Alice Joyce will be seen next in) “The Sporting Duchess.” ee “The Bandbox,” fram the atory of Louls Joseph Vance, was released the first week In October. Doris Kenyon is starred. THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, NOV. | Pretty Little Typist Becomes “Officially Engaged” to Boss | Can't really tell by the above picture. whether little Vivian Martin is overjoyed or saddened by the thought of the “tif. fany” resting on her finger. To be sure, she doesn't look any too happy. 5, 1919. Wounded Men to | Be in Veterans’ Parade Tuesday nents have b fore Roosevelt po Veterans of Morelgn War provide automobiles — for wounded veterans who will be able to march in the parade A niaticn day, The parade will start at 7:40 p. m., from Ve hail Third a march down to Beneca at terann 1616% Third ave down “a to ave, and up ‘ond ave. to the Crystal Poo Second and Lenora All veterans of the war with Gefmany vited to parade and attend smoker and rtainment will be admitted to the hal until after paraders have marched in. Charlies Ht. Winders of Seattle, commander of Roose velt post, will deliver a short ad dress, No admittance feo will be charged the BULLET KILLS HIM TACOMA, Nov After shooting | up the dining reom of the boarding | house where he lived, John Bolog, 37, & laborer, went to his room and fired a bullet which killed him Tuesday afternoon, Bolog was intoxicated, it in weld. her Sue! Vrom Indigestion but If the dyspepaia, od prices are high, h is weak with Anyway, she has just become “officially engaged” to her boss. It happens at the Mission this week in “His Official Fiancee.” Miss Martin is playing the role of a typist who be- comes engaged to her boss “for business reasons only.” Their make-believe engagement goes very well until others take it seriously. Then things begin to happen. She runs jaway; another man and another pretty woman take a hand, and the affair gets so muddled up that—well, they decided to Be call the parson, after all, | *° * *& 9 & ——% | CLEMMER Feminine movie fang are having the treat of their tive, the Clem | mer this week witnessing the show. jing of “Lombardi, Ltd.” a emart comedy drama which includes a real ftaahion show. The action of the story transpires in the shop of Tito Lombardi, a fash fonable Italian modiste, There are | | many beautiful girls among his man | Pequing and they wear models by | Hickson, Tappe, Luctile and other |New York dremamakers, bewidew | 7 Fg » Seento | many lovely Paris creations a cman sani | _, Bert Lytelt the is young and very } * 8 & DAYS PROGRAMS coumnt: M—Aurora Mardiganian tm | Auction of Seats.” | | CLEMMEM—Bert Lytelt in “Lem Lid"; Bruce seente; banal | rent Toples. LIBERTY—William Farnam tm “The | Last of the Duanee"; Happy Moot- | jgun animated comedy; Pathe | Trackers Mirecle Man,” | with all-star cast, KEX—Harold Beth Wright's am | Shepherd ef the Billa,” week, || scrSstON—Vivian Martin im “Tile LITTLE—SDiamehe Bates mod i Mobart | Nandaome) plays ‘Tite Lombards. Beeworth Im “The Border Legion.” * | coLiseum | Aurora Mardiganian, the pretty | Armenian girl who is starred at the Coliseum this week in “Auction of Souls,” the photoplay which in wr'’ ten around her actual experiences the daughter of a former prosperous banker at Harpout, and was but 13 years old when the war broke out. During the Turkish maasacre in 95, Mardiganian (who was in “The Miracle Man” at the Strand |this week haw not been overadver tised by advance notices, It is a really big photopiay that makes a smashing impression. | The story deals with a notorious |band of crooks operating in New| York's Chinatown, who learn of an ancient patriarch Mving out in the | writen: jon my back till I could hardly go. |Children Saved Beneath Machine line Madison, 14, and Clifford | 9 hildren of Mra W a | ked down by automobile by 8. 8 y ” 143 16th death Tuesday by lying betwern the wheels ed over huddled tog of the machine them Johnaon told the patice he turned al The children stepped] off the curb before he could stop hin] an it pa } 1 | short corner were knocked down machine them without injuring them seriously The «irl ned @ lacerat while the boy a8 was cut 6 the eye "Deserts Silent Drama for Stage | | | This pretty young lady with the naughty eyes is Miss Carmel My-| ers. Miss Myers developed into al movie star under the direction of D. W. Griffith, She has appeared recently as the featured player in} a number of big Universal releases. | Latest word from filmland informs | us that Miss Myers has deserted the screen and will soon be seen before the footlights. STRAIGHTENED HIM OUT _ Solomon Bequette, Flat River, Mo., “Two years ago I was down | Foley Kidney Pills straightened me the burden is doubled. 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A WITH Bert Lytell Juanita Hansen Alice Lake FM 4 E RI EUGENE DEVAUX Until Friday Night brated Oliver Morosco stage success by the Hattons. | traveling circus, with Mabel as an| lawkward browbeaten trooper known | las “ “Jinx.” She dances the serpen | tine, busts up the show and lands In | an orphan asylum The circus, which is a dilapidated affair, includes besides the perform. ers, mangy lions, scrawny leopards, |limping camels and two deaf ele- | phants, picturization of the cele- Nuxated Tron {noreas strength and endurance of dell- cate, nervous run-down people in two weeks’ time in many in- stances, It has been used and endorsed by such men aa former United States Senator and Vice Presidential Nominee Charles A Towne, former Health Com missioner, Wm, cago, Atkingon of the Washington, , premier ianist, joctor GUTERSON’S ORCHESTRA “TALES FROM VIENNA Woops" English Horn Solo “Shubert's Serenad n Pla: of. 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Just a8 soon as you eat a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the dys | pepsia, indigestion and stomach dis-| tress caused by acidity ends, These | pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape’ harmful stomach acids and make you feel fine at once, and they cost so | ttle at drug stores, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Billie Burke “PEGGY” A story that vibrates with action Miss Burke is shown at her best in this picture JOHN SPARG' Conductor JR First Concert November 7 Isolde Menges Famous English Violinist Reserved Seats on Sale at SHERMAN CLAY’S This Week COMEDY line will vanish, including the geep- t crowsfect and e, first ap Ing rewults x be ucing double chin and ek muscles, as well as * No trace of the fa rejuvenated appear- pment Second and ig Shepherd Our Prices for this show Adults ............B5¢ Children PATHE REVIEW Prices—25¢, 50c, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 to Three Days Only—Because of Other Good’ Ones Coming The American Beauty of the Screen MARY MacLAREN In Fanny Hurst’s Great Story “A PETAL ON THE CURRENT” A PICTURE THAT WILL RENEW YOUR FAITH IN HUMAN NATURE A GOOD COMEDY COMPLETES THIS WORTH-WHILE SHOW