The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
MANY A THRILL.
This WEEK IN.
PHOTO PLAYS
By Freddie Film
MARIE pREssLgR. WITH HER

by rreuuic rim
MARIE DREssLER, WITH HER
two funny nut" partners. Charlie
Chaplin and Mabel Normand, had
patrons at tho Clemmer packed out
into the street last night
"Tlnle'H Punctured Romance"
ms I said when saw II before. IN
scream. riot and n knockout
right on the jaw.
DID you ever laugh until your
jaws ached and you had to hold
your sides ~ keep them from ach-
ing. and you saw things through
n mist OF happy tears2 That's
tho way you act when you zee TIL
lie.
You ought 20 sec dainty little
GOO pounda) Marie do the tango
with Charlie go pounds). II makes
you forget about the gas and coal
bills.
I CHASED RUNAWAY JUNE"
aided by a large audience. yester-
day. through the first and second
stories OF George Randolph Ches-
ter's thrilling film production. APP
pearing at the Colonial all week.
Again. Mt different times. ] be-
came quite pceved at June for her
views on the matter OF money.
June and | differ on the subject OF
wife's wages. I was inhaling the
atmosphere in short gnsps during
the chase after tho runaway bride
through the traffic in New York's
crowded streets. II was that darned
exciting. Unlike the majority OF
such stories. Runaway June" gets
away from the detective story idea
altogether.
Fatty and Mabel at the San
Diego Fair" makes you see the
beauty OF tho fair through the hu.
morous side.
Love. Speed and Thrills" one
OF those funny Keystone comedies,
In two reels. Ia a riot
SUNDAY NIGHT ! SAW NEAR.
iy tho entire performance Mt the
Liberty standing up.
Seats were In demand. II Ia a
pretty story. and an Interesting one
that Henry Arthur Jones wrote In
Tho Dancing Girl" A striking
contrast II brought out between
the habits OF the Quakers. on the
island OF Endwillion. and the gay
life OF London. The story IL OF n
girl who aims TO be "thc topmost
branch OF tho topmost bough and
live in tho sunshine" But oh.
what an awful fall she has,
could almost feel tho cool ocean
breeze on my face and hear the
waves booming against the high
cliffs, so real were the settings.
And my nerves we're not relieved
until the duke came back for the
girl and got there Just In time 10
save her from casting herself over
a cliff. lie folds her In his arms
and murmurs. We are both wrecks
up here on these rocks. 80 let us
build our lives together"
| Very nice. don't you think7
A George Ado comedy had the
audience In convulsions as left.
|
UNDOUBTEDLY A NUMBER OF
us have not been home TO sec the
old folks for years. Probably you
are one OF a large family.
| II you are. you will enjoy seeing
Emma Dunn In Mother" at the
Alaska this week. II will bring back
pleasant things you probably
haven't thought OF for years. Your
eyes will fill with tears and a pc
culiar lump will come In your throat
I swallowed and shifted With the
rest yesterday. Yet IL was happy
sensation. For Emma Dunn was
my own mother. through and
through. Just as she Is your mother
good. sympathetic and loving.
Two good comedies follow 20
chase tho tears out OF your eyes.
HAVE YOU EVER SEEN FATTY
Arbuckle-th big fat boob in
Keystone comedies7 saw him,
with Charlie Chaplin. ut the Glass
A. yesterday. In screecher called
THE Founders"
II II was ever your good fortune
to see Charlie when he was appear
ing in vaudeville. you will remem.
Der him In the role OF a drunk-and
the most realistic drunk. by the
way. any one ever saw. Yet Charlie
as drunk in The Founders" is ten
times better than he ever was on
the stage He had the audience
'hollcring" like a bunch OF Apachcs.
THE Three Brothers" is n drama
full OF tears. with enough comedy
thrown In at the right places 20
mako "A very good film.
THE Mutual Weekly" and a
"Pathe's Scenic" were enjoyed by
the large crowds.