The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1919 =WHY PAY MORE FOR= CEYLON Tra! WHEN YOU CANGET 1 ' Convicts at Sing Sing Praise Showing of “The Miracle Man” Until Friday Night Only Until Friday Night, Home of 100 Per Cont Dietmass Until Friday Night Only ZANE GREY’s Finest Western stoi terpreted by the mind —the only film ever shown in America at $10 per seat—here at no ad- vance in prices— then Gone Forever— Vivian = h ( ‘ Gore wi star— THE BEST FOR ben toflay jhe? the Hille “th U M endur wy would ASS A--Diitle Murke fa ‘per eee oe wr ; he . or *? The Miracle Man,” George Loane Tucker’: sent t are wluction, being shown at the Strand this week. J Hit . M. Dumont is here shown as “the Dope,” and Joseph J. Dowl- ftom \ | reach The ng ‘“ Patriarch,” better known as “The Miracle Man.”’| 46 Py r | * % + & | - to Actual joi . Miracto Man," now showing |sclous influence exerted by a life will b f is Arat comen {at the Strand, was recently viewed |correctly and unselfishly lived. It] Proo! : sen he {bY 1.200 convicta at Sing Sing|is more powerful than book or ser + 2, od - - ie | Prison, and was recetved by thers mon, lecture or admonition, because Fall in the learns of pare 4 men €0 one of the greatest “crook” |one sees the redemption worked out| of Actual Se trees 4 vee ulinene of a big |Dicturen ever screened, Jin real, living personalities by the| W. ° h ic a eee Bo tmpremed were they by the lluston of life and reality with which 8 ¢ Drinking ides: eee spectacie, that one of them admiring: |the Creator has endowed His crea 99 ; CLEMMER y tated his belief that “the man | ton | — acue aiid 36 no oduced the picture’ (Mr As a picture to be shown to in | Cartons tavely mat ; maton ot wach tm tastoeton tn toes| of Ask your Grocer ‘ mfterd [ng me boy tie The most truthfully sen- Only * — for — 7 : Rome and t sational story ever cla T T. f naw te | © memories and have sereened. The cut in pes thelr for us to the end of 7 , pris x an a ; this advertisement shows o 99 Wh ree ea troubles. yooh IR a reg en aan inie oe an Armenian mother realy ; Ceylon | permits some of b wing i6 & part of the review burying her daughter in tion ¢ A to swindle him out o: for| which appeared in ‘ |sewns. be.aenieoe Star Bulletin. the "Dainty Star to [ff the desert sands to keep ped |Then his sweetheart proves false by | #h< the feature | her from the Turks. The only light comedy- both ‘loping with aman Be at Colonial drama of its kind in ter ombardi ts pretty far g o Cenainstil town. This way for a ond Jand affec when \ M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & COMPANY aaa ; p . 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