The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-13

A band OF 100 Mexicans. who
we're engaged by Director Paul
Powell for The KID L. Clever" HIS
William Fox production. starring
George Walsh. almost kidnapped
Doris Pawn. the leading lady Of
that picture. last week.
Miss Pawns kindly heart always
opens to the groups Of extras"
used In productions In which she
plays. That the extras" were
Menicans made no difference. TO
her She showed them every kind.
meas. During the blisterinE hot
weather. when the eoenes were DO
ing taken on the bare. sandy plains.
Doris served lemonade for tho cast
and extras" alike Whenever one
OF the Mericans was injured In any
OF tho numerous fights in the Him.
Doris was right on the Job on the
sidellnes with her flrst.aid kit
which she carries. incidentally. out
Of mortal dread that George
walsh will need II some day.
Consequently. when the picture
was completed. and the Msxicans
were told they could return TO their
homes they concluded that tibet
life in their squnlid adobes wouldn't
be like life In Doris presence.
They decided TO take her with
them.
In True Bsndi. style
In true bandit style. detach-
ment OF these Mexicans held IN
Miss Pawn's machine one night as
II was returning TO the studios
from location" They threw the
chauffeur out OF the car. turned
around and headed for the Mexican
border.
George Walsh had left the "ioca.
ton" shortly after Doris. His ma.
chine met hers on the road. He saw
his leading lady trying 10 free her.
self from the six Mexicans I'm the
tonneau OF her car. while another
at the wheel was pushing tho ma.
chine at full speed
George stopped. turned around
and III out after the MeSicana
When those dusky chaps heard the
roar Of Georges racer they knew
the Jig was up They stopped Miss
Pa~n's car and scrambled out Just
as George dashed up. grinding his
machine 10 a halt.
The Mexlcans had seen much OF
Georges fighting during the making
OF The Kid Is Clever" Many OF
them we're personally acquainted
with his methods. Consequently,
they lost no time in lighting out
fun TIT southwark. George caught
few OF the stragglers. gave them
a few souvenirs of the adventure.
and then went back for Doris.
LIBERTY (Wm. Desmond)-
An unusual and thrilling story In
Time Locks and Diamonds" at
the Liberty. I, Is n detective story.
one OF those master crook" ~.
fairs. but there are many new stu.
q tions 10 make II we'll worth sitting
thru. A comedy and some SCENES
are also shown.
ClEMMER (Allce Joyce)
Alice Joyce. the dainty Vitagraph
star. seems TO hold the boards pref
" well at the Clemmer. She is
back again. this time in 1.-THE
Question" story OF woman
forced to decide between duty and
convention.
COLISEUM Vivian Martini
A four-cornered duel Of hearts Is
the best way 10 describe For.
hidden Paths" featuring dainty
Vivian Martin and Sessue Haya.
kawa. the Japanese star at the
Coliseum. The story Is improbable
In Its theme. but interesting
enough to enjoy.
MISSION Marie Osborne)-
Sunshine and Gold" with Baby
Marie Osborne. is the featurA at
the Mission. In It there are
touches Of pathos and comedy. II
Is good.
REX (Mary MoAiister)-
DO Children Count?" with Mary
McAlister, the child acaress, fea-
tured, is still drawing good crowds
to tho Rex.
STRAND ("The Barrler")--
Rex Beach's film version of his
famous Alaskan play. in which il