The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919. GRIFFITH PRODUCTION WILL | Cecil De Mille Priday—Vieel Times OPEN AT THE REX SATURDAY cre a) Clever Producer|] { “HER KINGDOM a " | PE SY AO TRONS f _ rT ¥ OF DREAMS” w With the All-Star PODAY'S PHOGIAMS . Cast ¢ woe Saturday. SYMPHONY ins ORCHESTRA 31 Artists under Reginald Dunn An amazingly vivid picture of the night life of Paris—of the é f cle end Creigh “Spenders” in 5 VA Coliseum’s News » ol to Die . 2 Service sai garish cafes; 4 of the strange itabest “half-world” of the fierce Apaches. STRAND of Two women— wet . one rich, frivolous and worse; seeking the sparkle of life in the pleasure palaces of the boulevards; longing for love » ove Scene from “The Mother and the Law,” D. W. Griffith's| sterling masterpiece, which will be the attraction at John| Senne tee ian Hamrick’s Rex theatre, starting Saturday. | en * * * ao ce @ aie “as ore Sas ‘aan eten who had tired David Warwick Grittith. producer | THE STORY en f. Cohan 5 Sans te Dad of her. “Hearts of the World.” The Briefly ‘The Mother the that “ , . . noted | Law" concerns t Another, poor, unfortunate, seeking escape from the Apache King who was blighting her, body and soul. as the special Rex beginning Sat One night, these two women mect. The good one, trembling from a wild Apache dance. The i sing ge aty S aglabae gps , , , other, crushed with shame and disillusionment. When the two men, their “masters,” meet, two 8 in “Hearts of the Wortd.” Mr ii ways of the life into which he 4 ‘ vd ih's principal characters are|is hurled. He is rescued by a girl a worlds of Paris rush together! Girl and The Boy. The great 4 com. with that psychology has marked al! bis former) feces, allows these two char Best to represent the girls and|boy is condemned for mur: | “Pair nas n Loge Ants + apg Of the world rather than any |der Fol n appeal to the ferred to th o h May lar maiden or youth in any governor the co v a is de | son playing ¢ em q country or city. It ts the nnoe but ¢ after alphetoplay comes to c ss . na te humanity of the story th rac t ,utomo | Saturday ht 0 adhere va it its greatest appeal il ndy th ove: that too perfect a hui ism bore. | no h sy ath r 7 = - : A thrilling n “John th —IN— The rest is a story you won't soon forget. Come! charm of FRIDAY—GOOD-BYE SHOWINGS OF Seem | lato APACHE” “SALOME vs. SHENANDOAH” rom. sa to fina, with — SS The Araucanians Chile use a) Let's go buy Boldt’s French pas she be In dry. try, Uptown, M14 3d ave; down but when town, 913 2d ave. a drama that keeps t in suspense until the final f seed under Di or William C. Dowlan has bul > as ghton Hale TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by wearing ge ! ious hadi oat ta 2 eanesiies |e a t the Mission| Florence, Reed ploys the : . five {res trial to prove ite sup , n« ide f ae a - ay run in “A Damael w Good Pictures Are a Liberty Habit. pache hi pens Mat : picture ntara take|in Distres night | Saturday you will see Bill Hart lay aside his gun enter. Only Dorot j . a ees oa ae 1010 Second Ave. on TEM ETNDBERG C0. and pony and take dancing lessons and run a pache at on Just a you thia well ' " SSRESRSSSSRERSRES | 1101 Third Ave. aa store catering exclusively te women! for GREATEST ee , PROBLEM - | WOMAN <i. EVER FOURTH«assUNION : ; ’, FACED! Last Times Friday of the Saturday Fim Casualty: Dan Courtney Evening Post Comedy ChES nctoty Mat ee SORE eeeeee fire whil ene for Eugene O'Brien's “The in DISTRESS” Saturday—A six-part melodrama made from one of the best stories that ever appeared in the Saturday Evening Post— To stand alone between death and an innocent man— And yet not able to tell the truth— The truth which would set him free— ‘Till Friday Night Positively the Same Big Bearcat . g - Riot That Is Sweeping When Asther ~ a the Country | Somers Roche wrote l | LOOT” for the Satur- : a By Chas. Neville Buck, day Evening Posthe ne | amazing film could be made of “The Call of the his wonderful ttory. Yet it's here, {7 j ready for your entertainment and ai ; you've read the story 60 much the be better, ifnot you're going to \ thrill” Take the fe STANDS THUS IN HER GREATEST FIRST EMOTIONAL DRAMA aT hd cola. “ . You Can't Take Your) SHOWING M and got a great big evening's Ct " Eye Off the Screen for! STARTS 6 i : ainment, a Second Without | e omal ——— : : Losing a Thrill | hy turd y . He also se ailirda Ht f I id wears d oe & dress suit and breaks into society. It Children Loge Seats || portrays tle 40¢ every Including War Tax RUSH store robbery, with a whole Wa NY : section of a vast city blocked off and guarded WALLACE THE WURLITZER by an army of crooks. oe ne ieee” RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER Cumberiands”