The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. PAGE 13 ’ 5 SL TT ' ! i ANTM | we % I CECT ees N \ = Dorothy Gish comes to the This week's striking success—a story of Paris revelry, a sae tuiee dase Premaiag ie love, crime, retribution— - Table LAST CALL! Just a LITTLE LONGER! To make sure you do not miss MISS BRADY HAS NEW CAR GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S ’ a ‘The International News Ser b vies on the bill at the Mission this week shows the first authen tic pletures of the sinking of ‘7 merchantmeg by German sab STRAND marines, The pletures were : ; taken by German submarine t commanders 1 A j c ' leu EMMER W ho is she? |xince Mr. Levy st ) ae ‘ t off |splendor of her eyes—and the lips apeak for themselves, But) *tr®. which ts ov wae 1 j if you're very slow. look at the dimple on the left check . bs ond, pale and d te in| Right, It’s Dorothy Dalton, and the scene is from her new Don't put off coming—the earlier performances are k as complete as the later ones. creot brawis, the assembling of te BUSINESS OF BEING A | ani \ y because | aie : ‘pall ir eT VOVIE STAR! Chrtstie ne, who See This Picture—If You Never See Another hi ance , b Pape a " | been att y | other three mana ted tolside of a pr trot Sm reepar All you th " Daily at 11, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 o'clock oa a. pwood ato , ie AFTERNOONS NIGHTS, AFTER 6 atent ty, "Fair and Warmer,” | , Lowe Floor . Lower Floc Lower nr q | ; how te expedition ts going into t ‘ | Shores heed ying nei anada to get phot co x r ‘or | = <P gg ap- |, in their native haunts Loge Seats Beauty of setting, glamour of rich costuming, and sparkle of brightly-lighted backgrounds are here. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 51 Artists under Reginald Dunn, playing the “Anvil Chorus” and “Bye-Lo” All prices plus tax STRAND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Under Wineland, accompanying the picture new quarters udelphia branch Side yt pall 'BULGARIAN TREATY % | this photoplay 1 pgs hes oA rag New Orleans, is on location a ear Lake. FOX FARM MAKING MONEY ote SOON TO BE SIGNED) Asks Freedom sissioy * * * _ [Funttr making «wish 10 the] |The recent offer ot 25,00 each tor| ng oder ex been ate hunt tructed for He has sold $16,509 come by a fixed ship canal! paris, N ie . t drama, is sh t r The Last of His Peo-| and now has 66 pairs and harbor. the 3 ; of silver fox two years old y | err 1 a . , he ss Sg » to $2,000. uncil today asgnir eiiehtuan, « ttle Wuston) ene sae ie Lew Cody, the he-vamp, is to have | — er Venizelos, a new $1008 to work in, | BETTER spation a! . SS . ia mess : 4 making the pr will bear rn r othe ame ni . dio will oc DEAD ; , o whhien. L Was wetatte : Let's go bay Boldt's French pas. : 1 tae ji t s thet] Mitehe wis, with a company of |try, Uptown, 1414 3d ; . Life is a burden when the body (Five million people rH : 1 00 low.| ———— a SEP ye i ea ten : worries and the victim becomes és Didn’t Sneeze despondent and downhearted. HILLS aloe ur i im, eu0h | To bring back the sunshine «ake GOLDMEDAL _CASCARAS =P QUININ Qh ABLE On BROMICE Standard = ine oad 20 years ‘The national remedy of Holland for over aglence—beeshe up seed. 200 yea; it isan enemy of all pains re hours—relieves Fi? in 3 sulting from kidney, liver and uric acid troubles. All dr cists, three sizes. af For a week the Baxter house had ttate of ADDY, chaos But the ' fe sniffing and Coughs and Colds? Check them in time ant 901 might spina B A U M E: HELD PENDING PROBE ANALGESIQUE OF HOTEL ROBBERIES & fright, girls,” > the three girls 4 her. “Imagine h erchief in yet. Oh by that jon't you get a nt "v x of Weeks’ Break- Money back if it fail : *" suggested her Tuesday—Good-bye chances to see genvine bor has a Red top with Mr, Hill's tir theo ‘Seidel on ‘h picture. 1 ni abuso n d o iT ha At home we ~ wer end accept ao imitation ' At All Drag Stores Ld J fh ] h pe qi: cold never lasts over = BENGUE =: - : Spacer : 4 table 0 ia?) er" . t 4 tablets make y a eel ail * 5 ue at lets, will do it. Atall peal ented ‘ imp drug stores. Es- M. J. MeNa and D. , cape in every tube i 1tot tolen jewel a Gaeait one ‘Thos. Leeming & Co. N. ¥. ; 2 A Foxy Fox Terrier SY PTL RT ere ne eee ereer cause calomel 18 a and you know ‘ of that will do.” | Jean was finally persuaded. She Personally Directed “John Petticoats” Wednesday—One big, long, deep laugh— the tablets, but felt certain noth- ing could cure her cold eo quickly Poarly in the morning a box of won- derful fowers came from the only man DBAULINE FREDERICK His GREATEST PLAY— ALL. Go TO i “The Mother M — and the Law” | Faatater: MAE MARSH ROBERT HARRON f “FAIR WARMER” And Cast of Fifty From Ave THE GUILTY CONSCIENCE FLORENCE REED “THE WOMAN UNDER OATH” THE BIG, VITAL PLAY THAT IS MAKING NEW FRIENDS FOR US! But Ralph L. Criswell, national authority on labor conditions, and city councilman of Los Angeles, said: “Law and justice are differe Mr. Griffith, in his wonderful lains the difference.” porotHy GISH TURNING THE TABLES Dorothy is an heiress, with a crooked aunt, who wants to get rid of her and keep the money for herself, Come watch Dorothy's smoke! GUTERSON’S ORCHESTRA “William Tell” + - Rossini SEE famou reen stars ut home WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER Playing “Sometime, Somewhere” ORMA and CONSTANCE MADGE and other Who says dogs have no intelligence? LAUGHS—THRILLS—SUSPENSE growled at everybody who came near his stall at the ken OUR REGULAR PRICES a 1 nie ‘ Then he said “Buy. me!” in his best dogdang —and the queen ef the Dre harap celluloid realm carried bim home in a basket, Dog gone clever, don't you | think? | — PATHE NEWS— ‘