The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 16

1920, THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY,. JANUARY 16, I" Greenwich Village | Life Pictured in Photoplay Coming to Clemmer | ——~ Friday—Creighton Hale in “The Love Cheat” FOURTHases UMON For the last times “ = ‘ DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG Always the Best for the Liberty Guest Saturday brings back, positively for a single week’s engagement— Friday night—the last chances to see ’ CHARLES CHAPLIN in “A Day’s Pleasure” and “Hell’s Island” Saturday morning will bring Doris Pawn and Tom Moore, in a scene from “Toby's .” which will be the attraction at the Clemmer for a week ning Saturday. uy have ever wondered what | 7 a fe was like in litte old Green TODAY'S PROGKAMS i] wich Village: if you are the mother| | LammwTy — Charile “ tage play f the same name by John Tainter I tars Tom Moore and shows t rtificial gatety by which to be truthful even for #0 short a * wan T Wilitam C a close “The Tare oe ue cases | “BEHINDtue DOOR’ |: | 4 G Morris story that starts like a whirlwind end is full of love, [J tosssuon fet storig [run at the Strand a short time aac ‘ AC SRE wibedims axe sovenge. La ee thrilling story of the sea, “Behind | carne Nan Toone le respons You KNOW this is the finest motion pic- he Libert ‘ : ture that Seattle has ever seen. You KNOW 66 ” t ie the « and thru his u That Man Belongs to Me! tan of a tha chomnataes Oba} that thousands missed it before—simply heme, he has transte couldn’t get in. _ Li voice was their captain’s—strange—terrible; and in a flash the mob of subje maddened seamen remembered. “His wife!” they whispered. “At last he has found the fiend that”—and, Tra am | COLONIAL So make sure of it—come early—the first hushed as if in awe, they stole away. 8. Hart pictures, orth’s| Away Sui Wekaseh tau : 4 gn Mos Krug, once called “coward,” even “traitor,” had his hour— tur to an, Wallace |- an ee showing is at 11 o’clock in the morning. there nd the door. id henmy thet dare jx area f the land A story of love and the sea, that will “get” you—every second. eee tie ‘cece z * Does * 1 ae eine ’ ® the * # leading character in “A cht —NOTE THESE PRICES— COLISEUM ne ntleman the new ph wha y WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER . production to be shown at the Col | Adults 22c any time. Children 10c any time. Both prices plus tax. os ie ey in the #tar of the! hin leading lady ts Kath in which Frank M ith Roberts are the leading players, will close tonight | MADAME, YOUR CORSET | ERNEST P. RUSSELL has arranged a masterful musical accompaniment to “The Miracle Man” on the \ unit orchestra. LIBERTY PICTORIAL REVIEW Excerpts From Leading News Weeklies. * * * - LIBERTY EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY a WILL COST YOU MORE ered 0 LONDON, Jan. 16.—Corsets will H us ~~ | charge ont more next spring, owing to the} SGRITISH DIVORCES DOUBLE GETS KISSES |. lan INCREASE 85 PER CENT FOR LLoYD GeorceE Fight Champion _*....": ialand du LONDON, Jan. 16.—During the} 2ON, Jan. 16.—On sever * . ral o¢ Now M ; three months just ended there were r in lovies jement Kinloch-Cooke, | | tlt tine 4,101 divorce petitions in London and triking resem 0 |? Middlesex, an increase of 85 p ent je, has mi over the similar 4 of 1918. The minister, The imerease in m 4 of husbands other day embarrassed when wishing marria Ligsotved. 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