The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

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LIBERTY
Tonight brings the last times In
which Seattle photuplay fans viii
have an opportunity To see William
s. Harris "Dawnmaker" AT the Lib.
erty.
Not only IN Hart scoring the biz
gest success In hts motion picture
career. but the production IL one IN
a class by Itself Little needs TO
be said OF Hart or any OF hts pro
auctions. as tho public has come
TO recognize him as one OF the
leading actors on the screen today
the interpreter and creator Of the
wild and wooliy Western pictures.
COLISEUM
Clara Kimball Young viii olosc
I'm her weIl.tIked European story,
THE Dark silence. At the Coll.
scum Wednesday night. Tho bat
tie fields. tho firing lines. the field
hospitals and the streets OF Paris
at the outbreak OF the war are all
faithfully pictured and the story
has made strong impression.
Thursday. Billie Burke opens tn
"Gioria's Romance. another eight
parts.
GRAND
A romantic but true-to.iifr story
~ present day American life is un.
folded in THE Eternal sapho.' at
the Graud. In which the famous
actress, Theda Bara. increases her
already great international fame,
She acts tho part of Laura Cub
bins. youthful inhabitant Of the
underworld.
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You call her That Sort" be-
cause abe forgot the ancient law
and Tinned But she paid~she
paid In days of burning agony--ln
nights OF feverish torture. Thru
sacrifice and suffering she atoned.
but the scarlet scar remained.
Sprang into her life. mother love
for n daughter forgotten. girl as
pure az drifted snow. In the black.
ness Of night she cried for her own
flesh Then she made the SUI
preme sacrifice to save her loved
one from her own shame and the
man who cast her off in That
Sort" at the Colonial.
cLEmmgR
The story a. Mister 81" at the
Clemmer IL an unusual one. as tho
name implies. There are many in.
teresting gIimpses Of life In the
open. and contrasting pictures OF
life in the factories. cheap res
taurant In city. In fashionable
society, ut country club. and
among the picturesque lakes. riy-
ers and mountains OF Canada.
From a scenic standpoint. and In
point OF beauty and color. Mister
a." has not been surpassed upon
the screen. II has been produced
under the mastery direction of
Henry Otto, who made The River
OF Romance" "Undine." and other
features that proved artistic sensa-
tions.
STRAND
While the William Fox company
on the coast was filming Fires Of
Conscience" now at the Strand.
the police chiefs of California held
convention In Los Angeles, For
diversion one afternoon they Wis.
tied the Fox studios at Glendale.
n. A. Barrows plays a police
chief in the new picture. and he
was wearing his costume when the
assembled visitors. headed by Chief
Snively of Los Angeles. came to
the studio. The two were intro
duced.
so glad to know YOU. Mr.. Bar
rows" said Chief Snively; where
are you FROM"
The actor. without a thought
that Mr.. SnIvely took him to be a
genuine officer, replied:
"Saco. Maine"
That settled H. The meeting OF
East and West was complete. Chief
Snively found no end OF pleasure
in learning about the ways of the
down Fasteners. Finally he put
in an unwise question about police
methods In Maine that put things
right.