The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1920, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920. | j ICE IS POST- V 0 WAR CONDITION U. S. Officer Says Armistice Caused Relaxation | “The River's End,” Just Tonight—no longer ‘ . NEW YORK M The Line > ake Sd rene 4 D. W. Griffith’s “The Greatest oe ge Baar : Question” Sigs octane ” Pie <a on - xf the —Three days only, starting Wednesday see pelbteantnd ong Capt. Ma ; he ath fue co o1 “Laeet Rex Neach's Oatalde, “The Girt ston of vi “THE Allan Dwan's “Soldiers x _ x " COLISEUM Mae Murray's dancing is one of the | «@ features of “On With the Dance, he Coliseum this week a meonene es + a little Russian girl be ob-|! f the pietu ate era with Runsian ° | folk ater in the story she “| becomes the bride of a young archi His money is not sufficient to gance. Unknown state of Nevada co “ob Rip Van W MODEL” |: Joontinue t Green Tags Will , Aid Briscoe Home There'll have th be a shamro: A story of life in modern Paris, of the high-art circles of Parisian society, and of the half-world ivapty, wit:be eearanied dente one to. tea, BOD peculiar to the iccerbe wit eo to Birieoce Orphat eae tie the eryeenl Wome «’ home, at Ortilia, wa H European Art Photoplay a Liberty, Is Exceptionally Good } | Pretty little Marjorie Daw and Lewis Stone in a scene from i“The River's End,” a truly wonderful and dramatic screen version of James Oliver Curwood's famous story. t —— Yorsican Froth ta a red Center. Shipyard Men Get t ory from the pen of Alex The action of the play revolves around an outlaw, hig im- ander Dura personation of the officer who captured him and died, and One Week to Plead eee shea ed s to a Byter Alfred Gebubach ond A.B. Chay.) SERAND poser de to find peace and happiness at “The River's officials of Grays Harbor Motorwhip| Hinging the theme of “The Great,|“"C. : i orporation, ct noe with. datracads x ont Ques non death brought about This picture, which can readily be termed one of the best government in shipbuilding opera-| when the sole support of a family ts|of the season, ts showing at the Liberty this’ week. tions, were given one we al «wept from the conning tower of a| ———_____ ali eclapucneiiien feud cesniababaihensii Mond alga ot cre aed ik of the eat ae ne’ | incidents yet seen in motion ple | soon to be orn, as apse bl vi tures < arwick ir But the physical difficulty of hav > was one time t | and arranging such | — ee — A Form of Dyspepsia Usually Resulting From the| « § Bpesmodie- croup Te Strand Inability to Digest Starchy Food usually relieved with Orchestra A great verely | In @ complaint of this character } one application of = i Under VICK'S VAPOR Wineland “our shown in Male and and « caus Hisar ; . y y DLET: 1” M . Mie ies Learn Shorthand, 5 Days|J®P Colonization |: Ba oats iad eens eae You will be amazed at the quiek- | to Be Explained foo fox be pie Baayen pom ie ie: sie pea In ‘The menace of Japanese copia tion of the Pacific Coast will be ex eyes off the cute little maid and é with which you learn the we 1 K. L Shorthand. Thorough tieal for stenographer or as aid s to an: finaril yacht strikes a huge rocky sub y's efficiency plained by Miller Freeman, speaking | tsees the power of cop ! 4 pie and any Name etesy before the W n's Good Govern-|into grape sugar astringent. and te ' ioetes; ‘hen gain ape ment league, in Good Fats cafeteria] Starch must be so t tinal poisons. that | who eit can be Wednesday at 2:20 o'clock. Other = fatectioal & speakers will discuss housing cond ions, particularly with .reference t« partment house dwellers. | butler rv |to land on an isolated 1 |the rest of the party oe ing down dictation, speeches, orders, et talk. Free y manage and with . ~ | COLONIAL A sturtly gob, who “beats up™ the The manufacture of paper ‘from wood pulp involves 23 separate op-|‘ i ability erations. jow othe Advertisem this advertisement — | hearty laugh to compensate him for jthe painful error. Francelia Billington {s the featured player. | } | Mary Miles Minter is an “April | Fool” baby, She will reach her 19th birthday on April Unexampled crowds are jamming this playhouse to see this terrific hit—the gorgeous spectacle of mad Manhattan at its maddest— Only Superfeature Pictures Are Shown Here Until Friday only—and the crowds are becoming denser as the fame of the picture spreads, so come early— | More than 200 newspaper reportens Jin New York city have been invited to witness a special showing of Vita kraph's “Deadline Eleven.” | Te Merrelous Story of a ButlerliyWe. ot bbe J laves_of Pleasure, of Broadys ligtls aad Laugkler;| PLAYING A DARING | THEME Cecil de Mille’s MALE Av a ies The Revels at a” Fools Danci ee Aensational Jeenes in an Merhourcr Jazz Palace -TON WITH THE DANCE, Marshall Neilan:s Superb Production of the sOLIVER CurwooD Thriller af theNarthwest; Mounted Dalice eae GLORIA SWANSON HE And | DON’T DELAY—This picture positively stays Bed | FES Et he until Friday night only. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Artists under Reginald Dunn Playing “Invitation To the Dance” It is the masterpiece of the man who, wrote “Back to God’s Country,” and you know how good that was. WALLACE Playing “Missy,” | | ON THE WURLITZER | by Stanton S750 Pg aR: YOUR BODYGUARD~~ 30. cOF N20 “I Won't Fight!” Said the Copperhead “GOOD!” Said Abraham Lincoln FINAL TONIGHT ‘THE DAY SHE PAID’ SHOWING Starting Wednesday 3 Days Only First Seattle Showing— - J, WARREN KERRIGAN “The Lord Loves the Irish’’ _ ‘owe 2. In the best-appointed kitchens you will find the Monarch Malleable Ranges in greatest favor. Buy a ; MONARCH} Malleable_Range | For these reasons: It is built to last a lifetime. (1) (2) s It always gives good results whether cook- ing or baking. » tase It has a blue-black “mirco” finished top that needs no blacking. ; (3) It is the greatest fuel saver among ranges. | It is finished smooth with plain nickel trim- mings—all parts are easily kept clean. (6) A beautiful nine-piece Aluminum Cooking Set FREE | with each Monarch purchased this week. KNOCKED DOWN by ‘an auto| Sudderth works for the Northern Par stage in Tacoma, Miss Pearl Sud-| cific in T He had the luck of the Irish and a “divil” among the women, HAYDEN HALL Singing “It's the Three Leaves of Shamrock That's Calling Me” CONCERT ORCHESTRA LADY ARTISTS Concert Numbers Isto of My Dreams Selection Chauncy Olcott PATHE REVIEW © “MY DOG PAL” 4 COMEDY a sustained two] And as a preventive ake LAXAS nternal injuries, | TIVE ony iD" be 14 hours, Miss! Ga°the bos” WR ene UNTIL FRIDAY DUSTIN FARNUM -~- The Corsican Brothers Picturized Romance, from Alex- sentiment and der Dumas* gallantry and celebrated a splendid bravado run riot through the story. Christie Comedy “Her Bridal Nightmare” Weekly— Topics— novel