The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

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The social Secretary"
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Arrival ef rerp~sus."
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LIBERTY
A genuine high class comedy. ad'
constructed. and handled
with skill. The Social Secretary. {"
is among the plays that rank In the
highest class OF today This fca-
ture. together with hilarious com
edy entitled Ills Lying Heart. :
will be seen for the last times to-
night at the Liberty theatre II
gets over with a zip" Il il new In
method. and Il sparkied all the
time with that spirit OF viyaclous
sadly lacking In
most screen stories.
cLgMagR
The Upheayai." highly enter
tanning five-part Metro wonder
play. with Lionel Barrymore. the
gifted stage and screen artist. Ia
the stellar role. will be tho feature
attraction nj the Clemmer until
Saturday night.
Mr.. Barrymore IL supported by
Marguerite Skirvin. young won
an OF much talent and rare beauty
who was seen with him In The
Cutter" a recent Metro feature pro
duction. Others In a notable cast
include Edgar l.. Davenport. How
ard Truesdeli. Franklin Hanna
John II. Smiley. Paul Lawrence,
James Malaidy. George Stevens
Frank Lyons and Myra Brook. Mr.
barrymore will be welcomed here
by all who were fortunate In seeing
his mastery performance In "A
yellow Streak" the Metro produc'
ton declared by critics to be the
best fIve-part feature produced last
year.
COLONIAL
DO you realize" said Elsie Jane
Wilson. as she came off the set oil
the Bluebird photoplay. The Evil
Women Do" now showing at the
Colonial. wearing the glitterins
trappings OF a screen vampire. and
hugging a large. black Persian cat,
with unfathomable green eyes.
that the vampire. as the screen
knows her today. IL a British ere.
atom
COLISEUM
"Wednesday afternoon and even
ing will bring the goodbye show.
Ings OF Mary Miles Minter in
Youths Endearing Charm" to the
Coliseum theatre. II is a high
class, six-act film presentation that
every one who has seen II likes TO
an unusual degree. Miss Minter Is
IN her teens. pretty as picture. and
clever by reason OF a long stage er-
perience. She plays the orphan
girl right up 10 the handle.
REX
First OF the SignalMuiual fea-
lures In which Helen Holmes and
her company appear ls Whisper.
ing Smith" five-act film version
OF Frank ". Spearman's celebrated
novel, now at the Rex. The picture
is the biggest railroad screen fea.
ture ever presented.
In connection with the action OF
the story It was necessary 10 build
a railroad trestle. which WAS sub
seauently burned TO furnish the
necessary thrills. A string OF
freight cars was demolished In a
realistic wreck scene that Is re
plete with excitement. The cost Of
the production was not considered
by the director. whose sole desire
was 10 turn out a five.reel picture
which would do justice to the worn
Of the novelist.
STRAND
Ormi Hawley has the difficult
part OF acting young sweetheart
aging mother. and then returnins
to act young sweetheart again In
the new William Fox photodrama
Where Love Leads" at the Strand
But she stands the test well.
AS Marion Barstow she is influ
enced by her parents to marry ST.
Rankin Chatsworth lCharles
Craig, an English earl. altho she
was In love with younger man.
Seventeen years later Marion has
been neglected by Sir Rankin. who
tired OF her soon after the honey
moon. She now has as her onlJ
consolation her two daughters
Kathleen Eileen Hume) and Rose
pauline Curley).
Sir Rankin brings houseful o
disreputable guests, who drink ant
carouse all night Marion realizes
that her daughters must not b.
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