The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

on the screen. ftaFt received the
largest applause he has ever been
accorded 10 any production hereto
fore. Hts Last Scent a Kew.
stone comedy completes the yer.
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.Manager {. 3 Jensen wished the
Coliseum were twice "a biz as Il
Is on Sunday The reason Vas the
opening OF Marguerite Clark IN her
new farce. Miss George Wssoins
ton" and all Seattle tried 20 get into
the Coliseum at oace. Tho picture
will remain all week. and u will be
a banner week. for little Margucr
lite has the time OF her life Ia tits
picture. which is n comedy pure
and simple Everything about Il
Is the best In fllm offerings. There
are other pictures. and the orches-
ira OF eleven, Under Herr Adel-
mann. plays the "JubeI overture.
while Louis Dimond supplies
piano solo.
clEMMER
Love. money and politics serve
70 make the production OF Big
Tremaine." with Harold Lockwood
and May Allison as the stars. at
the CIsmmer the motion picture
OF the moment
John Tremaine loves girl. Ills
brother wins her hand John IRE
wine Is entrusted With large
~ OF money TO carry 20 a bank
sttsls par % u. The
der dies. leaving 4 widow and
children. Upon Johns shoul
Gers falls the task Of rehabilitat.
srg the family estate. OF caring for
bis brothers widow. the woman he
once loved. and OF bearing MP brave
" against false suspicion that II
vas he Who stole the money.
MISSION
Marie Doro. the brilliant and
beautiful star. who recently Gre
ated such a success in Common
Ground" will be seen at the Mis-
sion three more days in another
picture that will even surpass any
OF her former successes, called
The Lash" Altho at first Miss
Doro 10 seen as a child on for
gotten little Island. she quickly
blossoms forth into society favor
tie, and the theatreg going public
will have an opportunity TO see her
ia a number OF new and bevitching
gowns The Lash also affords
Miss Doro a world OF opportunity
to display her wonderful versatility
In this gripping drama OF the sea.
-oLosIAL
STbe Place Beyond the Winds.
u tafurs production written By
Harriet T. Comstock and adapted
for the screen by Ida May Park and
produced By Joseph De Grasse. Is
at the Colonial. In this latest play
Dorothy Phillips and Lon CLANCY
are featured in the leading roles OF
a story that deals with the life Of
a little girl who lives in the noun
famous country and longs for the
pleasures OF the civilized world.
REX
~The Cossack Whip" AZ the
Rex. deals with grim happenings in
Russia. the land OF persecution and
revolution, simple peasants and
ruthless ruling classes.
Darya, a little Russian girl. sees
her native village overrun BY raid
Hnr 20
70 Siberia and her sister dishonored
and logged to death. Young az
she IL, she deyotes her life to the
purpose of revenge. Years later
she is the fayorite dancer OF the
ears own ballet Her beauty
brings to her feet the Russian noble
responsible for her famlly's wrongs.
In a series OF powerful scenes the
( film then tells how the little dancer
ESCAPED to America, the land Of
unsaee and freedom. Viola Dana Is
A featured.
Charlie Chaplin is also on the
bill.
STRAND
Manager ". IT, Smyth's Strand
theatre. on Second ave. was packed
N the roof all day Sunday by the
Kleinschmidt War Pictures Just the
ones which were shown all last
week az the Moore. but now being
seen-this is Thanksgiving week
az less than one-third the price for
merry charged This IS because
Manager Eugene Levy has bought
the Northwest rights 10 the films
and win show them all over the
North Coast. here at the Strand all
this week, in Portland next week
and 30 on. The 1000 scenes shown
are parable-nothing 70 real
istic ever before was shown here
Every picture was taken on a real
battle front in Europe.
GLASS;
- Tyrone Power still continues N
.aN sway a. the star a. the Glass
Last week be appeared IN "a
/xezas Steer" Hoyt's rollickinR
SF'eomedy. Sunday he was seen in
an entirely different part, that oI
Roanoke Brooks IN sweet Alyg
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