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RUPERT HUGHES’ OLD NEST” WITH MARY ALDEN CULLEN LANDIS AND HELENE CHADWICK COMING “The Affairs of Anatol” Ss BEST The exciting story of a society girl in the underworld, finding romance amid the perils of Chinatown, and the most thrilling air circus ever screened! National Attraction with WESLEY BARRY Christie Comedy Bruce Scenic Pathe News—Kinograms COMING Thomas Meighan in “Cappy Ricks” Christie Comedy “MR. FATIMA” LARRY ‘SEMON in His Latest Comedy “The Bell Hop” AND in th 2 story of “BEATING , THE GAME” You'll be surprised at what “Fancy Charlie” considers his best haul! COMING “The Girl From God’s Country” SOLDIER SLUGGED WOUNDED IN FIGHT Rill Fairbanks, new screen luminary, is at the Rex theatre ihis week in “Fighting Bill,” a | Winter Garden * MOUSE X INGRAM Four “The Apo the nd director of of the showing in Horsemen alypee,” which Mouse big week, has recelved higher recog [nition of his work than has any other film director. Ingram has been awarded the degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts at Yale university, in| recognition of his work as director) jof this product Ingram was a jstudent in 4 of Fine Arta» at Yale and matriculated in the class Jof 1914. After graduation he be came an assistant in that schoul |Ingram is only 29 years jthe son of university | in Dublin, Ireland, is at Blue theatre its se COLASEUM With an alletar cast, headed by |Katherine MacDona Stranger |Than Fiction,” the feature at the |Colireum this week, is proving to be jone of the season's most popular film offerings. “Stranger Than Fiction” is @ thrilling society crook story. Wesley Barry, David Winter and several other wellknown screen stars appear in the cast. oe . CLEMMER Gladys Walton head!ines the bill at the Clemmer this week in her latest Universal production, “The owdy.” Closely pressing Miss Wal ton for the starring honors ie Lee} Moran in his comedy offering,! “Robinson's Trousseau.” This com: | edy is said to be one of tha fun- niest yet and Lee Moran is at his [dest in this offering. ‘This show | will continue thru Friday and the Univernal feature, “No Womao Knows,” opens Saturday, cee LIBERTY Tom Moore is delighting Liberty audiences this week in “Beating the Game,” a different type of crook story, which displays the pop ular Goldwyn star to an advantage. Moore plays the part of a master sofe opener, who goes to a small town in an effort to make a name for himself because of his honesty Besides “Beating the Game,” Larry | Semon is on the bill in a fast | moving comedy and me life are told in comedies of “The the great mother picture which is showing at the Strand the in ite second big week. The character about whom the rtory i« centered i" Mrs. Anthon, mother of \six children. This important part ts |played by Mary Alden, Archie Rug well known vaudeville person sings in the prologue of this | picture, 4 |Old Nest,” latre see | ers-Lasky thrilling Western play. theatre this week Alice Terry is In the leading role of this picture . REX Bil Palrbanks, a new addition to the ranks of screen stars, is appear. ing at the Rex theatre in his latest film production. “Fighting Bill.” The story is of a wealthy Western ranch owner, who has just returned from ©. He finds his boyhood sweet he has grown to be a beautiful woman, but that he has a rival for her hand. The story in built the two men and théir efforts to win the girl. about . COLONIAL Well cast and with the star in one of the most appealing roles of her career, “Sweet Lavender” opened at the Colonial theatre Saturday for a week's run. It le a Mary Miles Minter production for Realart adapted from the famous stage suc Arthug Wing Pinero. Milton Silla, Theodore Roberts and Sylvia Ashton are mong the stars | supporting Misx Minter in this film CLASS A Humoresque.” Fannie Hurst's great novel of New York Bast Side life, i showing at the Claas A the- atre for the last times today. Gas ton Glass plays the leading role, with | pretty Alma Ruebens opposite him. Vera Gordon, famous portrayer of mother parts, plays the mother in this film. “Miracle Man” Points Moral to Pen Inmat “The shallowness and idiotic fool ishness of wickedness. “The wuperiority of the spiritual over the material “The vajue of a good life and repu tation.” No, folks, this inn’t the beginning of a sermon. It’s just a statement of the truths that Convict No, 3604, in the U. 8. penitentiary at McNeil island, says were impreased on him when the “Miracle Man,” loaned by A. Mike Vogel of the Famous Play Corporation, was shown for the benefit of the prisoners last j Labor day No. 3604 wrote a letter about it, In part he said “Phe Miracle Man’ teaches the best lessons for making good men and women and, logienily, for mak ing good citizens, imyressing the lew sons powerfully and lastingly on the nory. teaches first the effect of en vironment. It shows the bad effect of close, overcrowded, unhealthy, wicked environment It further emphasizes thin by showing the good effect of abundant room, of open air and the country producing fruit and also well-fed, playful, happy, inno. STUDENT BODY 750 Dropped From Ranks on Campus University students will be faced with higher standards and more rig- id rulings regarding scholarship this year than ever before, according to Dr. Henry Sumatlo, president of the | institution, Seven hundred and fifty old students have been denied en-! trance this fall because of low rat ings, Registration for the fan quarter will begin September 26, when 4,500 students are expected to enroll, T number has been reduced from ap- proximately 5,300, because of re stricted finances and limited space. Garbage Restraining Order Is Dissolved A restraining order issued on the motion of 20 of Seattle restaurant owners enjoining the city and the Pacific Meat & Packing Co., from carrying out the provisions of the new city garbage ordinance, was dis solved Saturday, by Preafding Judge Everett Smith, PREPARE FOR AT THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Sricsstitneinetmmtenngnbeeecamnel Autumn ~ SALE OF BLANKETS Featuring Dependable Bed Coverings at Special Prices At a Very Opportune Time 64x now priced, 6ineh Gray 64x76-inch Heavy Gray Blankets, pair 64x76-Inch Cotton Plaid Blankets priced, pair 66x80-inch Blankets, pair s Woolnap Plaid Cotton Cotton Sheet Blankets Cotton Double 66x80Ineh White or Plaid Wool Mixed Blank pair 66x80inch Fancy Plaid Beacon Blankets, per pair 66x80-inch fivepound All-wool Dark Gray Blankets, pair 70x82inch Fine All-woo! Plaid Blankets, pale .......s6-06 $16.50 THE GROTE-RANKIN Go OTTO f. KEGEL, President Fifth Avenue and Pike Street jie YH fi) v me BRE res Site “MAN STREET Library Here | “Main Street.” the great novel by | Sinclair Lewis, of rural life in Ameri- ca, Ieads in the demand for popular fiction at the public library here this month, according to a report just is sued. Next to “Main Street” in popular. ity is Fisher's “Brimming Cup.” |State Teachers to Meet in Bellingham At their annual meeting, to be held in Bellingham, October 26, 27 and 28, teachers of the state of ‘Washington will discuss internation: al disarmament, the future develop ment of the resources of Washing. ton and the raising of standards of teachers of the state. Program de- tails were outlined by the executive ow Food for cats which are used to destroy rats cost the London au- thorities about $3,200 last OPPORTUNITY | HEADS DEMAND, Most Popular Fiction at’ | | } committee, which met in Seattle Sat- | N.W.Forestry Confab in City on October 21 At the Northwest forestry confer- ence to be held Friday, October 21, assembly room of the Seattle Cham- ber of Commerce, national reserves, protection, taxation, state policy and many other kindred subjects will be discussed by the forestry members, Dean Hugo Winkenwerder, of the University of Washington, and chair- man of the forestry committee of the chamber's state development bureau, will preside. AMUSEMENTS LOEW’S PALACE HIP New Playing “Happy Days"; MeGreevy and Deyle; Fred Lewis; Dennabeile and Wilson; Wichman and Ward. Feature Photepiay: Bebe Daniela im “SHE COULDN'T HELP IT” PANTAGES Matinees, 2:30. Nights, 7 and 9 MOORE ¢xrarcx VAUDEVILLE CARLYLE BLACKWELL Neal Abel; Q: Week—Mats, Wed. and Sat. “NIGHTIE ‘NIGHT* A Wide-Awake Farce Eves.: 25¢ to $1. Mata: 25e to 50c TACOMA, Sept. 19.—Funeral sery- ices for James Francis Myhan, 72, | | | Tuesday morning. He is su two sons and two daughters, LZ By Arthur Davison ‘Thareday, iy STARTS TUESDAY | Third Ave. Class A TAEHIN| ‘4 A Murder Mystery MYRTLE STEDMAN and SESSUE HAYAKAWA Last Times Monday “THE BRONZE BELL” TACOMA, Sept. 19.—The desire of| TACOMA, Sept. 19.—Wounded in a Charies ap oar ie idly. qremdtrg gun fight in Auburn Saturday night rchase a ukulele resulted in his : ea eas am lured {nto\an alley, slugged into | AUSusto Shiasco, 47, was recovering unconsciousness and robbed of $75) here today. Shiasco was shot thru cent children. Plus War Tax “The second lesson is that ‘the love| WINTER GARDEN j What should a man do who lost| his daughter in a card game, only|of money is the root of'all evil.’ It to discover that she was secretly | shows the planning, it, fraud and | married to an underling, and his|crime to which men and women will Mael was in a hospi: | the side by a mun whose identity he honor contemptuously eniffed at by to get money in quantities a The quarrel|the gambler who won? This fasein-| quickly and easily in order to live Tloasting is @ cardinal sin of the | Started over a woman, Henrico Con Jating problem 1s presented tn|for a short period a life of ease, lux Japanese toni, who brought the wounded man | “!¢arts Are Trumps,” the exciting| ury and pleasure, altho of degrada. HO ORLA Sai IED psu acadgneys | Picture which is being shown at the | tion | “Those ‘who came to scoff remain-| BEGINNING TODAY ed to pray’ when they saw the fraud: | THEATRE LEE MORAN cripple come to normalcy after his father, the man of # knowing | Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mar. Par a4 ” “Robinson’s Trousseau Clemmer EVENING SCHOOL SHORT PRACTICAL COURSE For Men and Women resort ck. | declines to divulge. Free Scholarships to EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN presenting evidence of honor- able discharge from service in the great war. MODERATE TUITION FEES CHARGED NON-SERVICE STUDENTS SECOND NOW WEEK A Rex Ingram Production nce, jit all, had said there was no power| |to cure him; the young lady invalid} jbecome restored and the dope fiend become an ind us farmer. 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