The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 4

« THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY ab’ rN Great Cast Supports Anita Stewart as \THEA RED) in New Photoplay at the Coliseum WHAT IS WORTH WHILE? Wealth, power, pleasure, unrestraint, freedom, riches, tament tte homie “me stubbornness, requited love, luxury, dissipation edy, “Salome ve r wi & Mer supported COLISHUM Anita Stewart of Dewan George Low je Man. producttor Always the Best for the Liberty Guest Now—that big double bill that will make you feel like a million dollarg— “The x * Rae o LIBERTY nan naferred ‘to the i Maw « Le he Teeth of the Tiger,” at the Interpreting thé role of Lupin in avid Powell, a Anishe actor, who gives a finished performance. } chief support in Marguerite Courtot < a favorite with movie fans. A rding to th tor Arsene Lu pin has abandone : . 7) « | ‘ oes ta an Ame Anita Stewart is a charming Julia Rutledge in “Her King- ve toward disco terir 5 dom of Dreams” at the Coliseum this week, Julia is a small- ad 5 of an 1 nalr atid. town girl, a little typist, who rises to the position of private cored ta after | secretary to a man of wealth been force that 1 rt sized W ife and surround ae me arly graves and controls the ¢ the urge cities. As a The strange love Abies ite. ar ta ‘promi w Y pher in inv 1 in the story and detect woek in ne h ! a oa cieonanta tn ee he ot ofa. “ipesnon. aches doe ive mystery that 5 t come this] Dreams,” starring Anite Stewart at aa te M4 : aaa is baffling all Se- ; Be Murray g008 S0M®line Coliseum this week with his Fred. On his death attle— . i George Loane Tucker’s magnificent and stirring enown one better] probably the greatest cast ever| bed th ¢ Warren makes a fina i. ; . # : rae ead of AWAY | aesembt rc & motion pict request that his son marry Judith H photoplay masterpiece now on its second big week eath wa face tt. ANG | sip io Giewart: ckusmne the The waaivieas ts fatlewed os —And the— here, will tell you things you do not know. « jeath when are Anna Q. Nusaon,| series of business troubles and mis ) tt posed | Kathly ar ‘ully Marshal understandings which fill the p F re 1 r Pre-| thomas § sttiawood Alt ro with unusually interes Daily at 11, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Sterling and wo Fal ke ‘Mahlon Wenley AFTERNOONS NIGHTS (AFTER 6) ae alke ree I> oe en festa Mbowaun Odin hes Lower floor 3le Lower floor and lower balcony ee nr apy Beep oo 1A prego ng mage oh ; Balcony Upper baleony ia @ 1 ow T? kled-faced Harry | Velwet Lady Albert Nightir 66 99 + Children Children eas As Judith Ruth Miss Stewartgnle renders a cornet solo Loge Seats . Loge Seats : iad 2 Me e- es All Prices Plus War Tax A ner Coors” CLEMMER REX H n's pla At sow An oldfashioned game of “for ‘When Bearcat Went Dry” r in i n Broadw ome lteita” starts the complications tn|utie of the photoplay showing With the whole raft of big fun stars in it “ z ae. Almost a Husband wh om i tds eid; We lea eheenias ae STRAND ORCHESTRA digg oh ep Man" ical Will Rogers is starring at the : . ptation —-+— a r nd an old patriarch of| inate Calin week arles Neville Buck's novel. The Under S. K. Wineland, Accompanying the Picture Hpneg ees uke mick |, The @auabter of the town banker |suthor hax gone to the mountains Hf WALLACE on the WURLITZER, Playing “Sunset in Sweden.” PATHE NEWS ad eats come a band |!" compelled to “parr the first of Eastern Kentucky to get his ch lof unserupu crooks from the|™4" who enters the room. H acters. He has made une = |xtuma of New York—Tom Burke, |Pens to be the awkward, ba primitive mode of living to «! 7 ————— Let's go eat at Boldt’s—uptown, cir leader; Rose e Frog, and|*heol teacher, to whom she b ploture the background of simp } VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov, 1-4 Mis 3a Ave.; downtown, 913 Ave. | |CAT TURNS ON GAS, l the Dope—who h conceived the |* if yes! intr i od. A iy | that since time begah has furnish | WIDOW OF PASTOR | whale with two legs, 50 Inches long, ~ scheme capitalizing the healer’s|/"tUdent performs the ceremony an © big drama of the world. The| Was caught in the Paetfie recently, Gia Tam Owe Worm Memy| KILLING MAN ASLEEP errand king the money for them | hen announces that the marriage | Reta "ceuds and. love. romances | ASSUMES PULPIT| 3° icSihan ‘was « tame baw DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this| NEW YORK, Now, 10-—Louls Lav vo jlewal. The girl is rather gind, 48 It! ines people have been cleverly in HAZELTON, Pa, Nov. 19. r-| pack, The bones of the ngs are slip, enclose with Be and mail it to|® Wholesale stationer, 8d years oid, What follows in one of the most| Will place her beyond the attentions | termingiad to create a pict drama | | range ments have been made for at being sent to the Ni Foley & Co., 2835 Bhefficid Ave. Chi-|was found dead by his wite Jennie|absorbing stories ever unfolded on|of & Fich mule dealer whose hold|thar holds the strictest attention of | Anna Kindt to fill the pulpit of] Museum at New York cago, IL, writing your name and @4-/in, the basem Etibke ‘ieeene ak n. In the hands of such|/ver her father seems destined {| the audience | lgalem Evangelical church during the| Whalers never, saw & to dress clearly. You will receive in|... ,, iid wap s v Ayers as ‘Thomas Meighan, |Compel hei arry hi ery k in this picture “ i | this cateh. ‘ return a trial package containing|/** Pulask mn me eels t Lon|she decides to remain married. she early. settiers | CUPIOSity Given. Up By Pae'rest of October ana November. | SS cate! Fole Honey 4 Tar Compound, |*eated, with a newspaper his lap. | ¢ uses hia offer of divorce. a Carolina, wh |Her husband was pastor of this or for coughs, colds and ores: Foley near a range, one cock of which . Th balan ot te ry 8 os be naed. thai teats adie Ga sneuml cific Ocean ganization until hie,death. Mrs Kidney Pills for pain in sides and| was fe © basem th i) Rogera a chance POSES eee? ©! tals fighting the Indians, and ¢ © take the vi , aod bladder ailments; and Foley! a a h mirable finally to win the kk of his that followed | what with two lege ie the most re- bore Pence ths 00 wit Poet ‘abel Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and|ffom St. John’s hospital found The , ye iene eter an ig . : sagt y i Nn 1 beyond possib of revival - t ; te delight? J 2 lcent discovery Trom the mystetiou®/to accept. ‘Mrs. Kindt is regarded thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for />eyond possibil a at pevy [rection K. Wineland 5 worn in delightfu gucci Auberions io thaine | ne Wadthe, aeum: "th veh lea, eeagtereanen nak ae Oe billousness, headache, e is r #9 | im accompaniment to | le of the cou 2 r © Pacific o t | Sica ab dpere vat igh od ae bowels. Sold every./*#id he would sit up @ while to read. | pho jand he “puts over ot whaling sta. | husband ee he Jean absent j fae eg? rage to re gna rf aympathy and «in | his Li ae di when H | that his death was accidental. It is| wIgs1oN -oxey Wood on and — believed that he fell asleep and the) pave y isa bead wir lchake Paice Be © was a female hump- | ] Hy cat Jump i on the ra and | housema t That popula " hes long, with . causes even more trot | Carter de Haver n the bili Her wedded life is a covered with| is a constitutional disease. Years of Burke is aMficted with n her! a clever tle comedy entitled are being for-| Use have proven the curative value AT ARRH new comedy, “Badie Love,” at the|"Atter the Bawl dream of bliss with one rot. Anderson of the) St (be sestitutional remedy. Hosts) Mission week | Guterson’s orchestra plays a well s ; ry Museum at NeW]compiaint. Sold and recommended . : Por head or throat ukes the form of an old sweet-|selected program tiny exception — she by draggiate everywhere. | “Women's just lke ig ware com n comrh try the heart who shows up about five min ee ¢@ wants another ma Anclent whalers have never seen | aa | elephants; I like to look at _ inate " ne Lundberg Rupture @uppert. We vapor treatment — ites after she has been profiounced or 1 whale similar to the latest eap-| | vem but Ta hate to own ive free trial to prove’its superior- the wife of Count Luigi Pallavicini,| COLONIAL ture. It ie said that whales have one” YET, HE'S ty. en | a handsome Italian, Forthwith Billie| ‘The story of the sau ab Oodles of laughs and atrophi ns within thelr bodies | | A. LUNDBERG tmagines herself in love with bé nd 17 saucy servants, That describes : ; ‘useless OCCts ne r n lo hér old|and 17 sa f Jbut they are usele Cat TOON OO RT ee ies rea en anew Tat cnn cnt Sadge’ Kennedy's latest. plotu the rest one big, long Hy iyo nnouaht to be iasakioe! oh sing ew mos vata | ; First | lovely nee their armorous affair.|Strictly Confider n ols ! oR the day when w *, like A H b d Tim plans an elopement with him.| proving a popular at the |p chuckle timpeaura, shoved themacives’ thru usban friend of the Italian husband f A certain little musical comedy fa ‘ und dodged ot fought the| | tonenee” ioe: CME me and offer some ¢ te boasted to her pi euive thed tiger d the great | le \ Ga Goliewatai| erat ot her break and wants tous | . | Joseph W. Gannon, ae sixteen | Mr. and Mrs. moss, w . ut hap |ily tree, Her grandfather, she proud | | years connected with the Royal Bak- | ens. : arr wt hap-| tre \ nee Ko uebie tied Tile SIX MEN ARE NABBED | ing Powder Co.. has resigned and or-| Carter DeH fart i” ata dutatons of sum biane ». teeckée, and was “Amer | | ganized an advertising agency unde In a two-reel hoi lisp Maapwad’s tras ay the ‘ume en saaee Galstad tarbiclan ON GAMBLING CHARGE |i» name of J.'w. Gannon, ‘tne. of{ FY, the Baw?” of eaeee’ Some Se sales ee eee ene coil cin, tu were” being held. for which he is the president and gen “After the tt secens ¢ Broaéway a few ming to hon found th ambling Monda owing & police | eral manager with offices at The house is wi vi every one th rervants em: cana e Minor ave. N. ‘They are: | Fifth Aven New York amuse the baby! ML er own re ployed there was a relative of hers. by mdcuiet. B. A. Colle, #. W Mr. Gannon began his advertising | ape Lota sg yaar ae predicament and % Walter MeAuliff, N. B. Bow.| career in 1899 with the NW Ayer & Guterson’s Orchestra . “ +n j Fanny (tha her — rles Williams. | of Philadelphia, where he re eae ae ela on hay ay hee =. ‘ 0 ed a thorough training in the yn hy ms a | When she can’t at |fundamentals of ndvertising and the Ithe count she tells hr ssband of her lineag | various departments of agency work. | r ha oe mn sensed § | expecting him to exile her. He | Within a year after beginning he Head Col s | x - y the! alent, but tekee her to the became a solicitor for the company voaeee Anda clover! oy ihe first Lady Bantock ‘with and was its New York State Lmgee quickly yie Id to. announcement that her ladyship was sentative in 1903, when he was in-| “i ” Ja butehe daughter vited to join the Royal Baking Pow |lightful as Fanny a with conspicuous success, first as As-| = | ery dignified Lord I ii CHILD'S LAXATIVE: Look at tongue! Remove poi- sons from stomach, liver and bowels cure +. i Positively the Same maa [Traverse weary 4} ferent gowns « B, Fra a member of Ger oo Big Bearcat aitine Parra commany, ean orn in India before joining the movies BE Riot That Is Sweeping 9g Re one oa = the Country C] ha mapped acting o bectme fay a ae | A %y Chas. Neville Buck, Author of i j. Billie ¥ p is now at work or “The Call of the Cumberlands” ae ee ee ee " In Th Corsican Brothers.” You Can’t Take Your Eye Off the gay te Dustin Fernum's leading lady, Wint fred Kk tor ears a dia nd neck- Screen for a Second Without ince FRAT CAN hbo SAE Tetorerte On Mme, Modjeska, the famous Polish Losing a Thrill Accept “California” Syrup _of| American tragedienne. ‘The necklace | | Figs only~look for the name Call-|{® valued at $100,000 fornia on the package, then you are} tt heed | 4, 25c aE sure your child is having the best] David Fischer has just com-| Children Loge Seats md most harmiess laxative or|pleted a picture for World Pictures physic forthe little stomach, liver/entitled “Dad's Girl.” The star of * 11c 40c and bo Children love its de-/ this photoplay ig Jackle eed 18,4 ‘the Wurlitzer Including War Tax liclous fruity taste Full directions | who is a well-known favorite for — * dose on each bottle 7. © * . without fear | William Farnum will appear in a| Mission News ‘aothe ! You must say “Call-|sereen version of Victor Bridge's Ae fornis.” / novel, “The Lady From Longac: \ and for several years heting head His name and reputation for forceful and constructive advertising is known to! sistant Advertising Manager ANALGESIQUE BENGUE j A clear nead means later of the Advertisipg Department publishers and advertising over the country men all . ENTI/ Mr. Gannon contributed his serv-| DENTIAL foes to the U. 8. Treaaury Depart-| a lot of col : ment during the Fourth and Fifth Keep a tube Vv Liberty Loan Campaigns and orig Thes. Leeming @ Co. N. G ¢ inated and planned the celebrated |Avenue of the Allies, on Fifth Ave |nue, New York, the daily National | Celebrations at the Altar of Libefty | the Outdoor Studio in front of the |New York Publit Library, and a number of other notable features | |during the Fourth Loan, He is| | President of the Dartmouth Athletic Council, to which office he has been reelected for several years, and is |the representative from New York City on the Counell of the Alumni of that college. Associated with Mr, Gannon as vice president and treasurer is Shir Jley N. Carr, for several years a |member of the New York Bar, Mr, | Carr is a graduate of Princeton, 1903, jand is Secretary of his class, Dur. ling the war, he volunteered for service in the Quartermaster De- partment and assisted in organizing the Production and — Inspection M DGE KENNEDY Branch of the Hardware and Metals Division. He was commissioned Captain Q. M. C. in August, 1918 and made Assistant Chief of the | STRICTLY Branch, which was later attached to American Paper © the General Supplies Division, the Bob White Dist largest procurement division in the | army, ‘|| CONFIDENTIAL | I,