The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

COMING events 'hhN tH''
shadows before The boy. Henry
Gsell who has leading part In
"rhe Fatal Ring" the new Pathe
serial. In an actor with n record OF
success The girl was Ethel Levy.
later 60 become one Of the ronl
celebrities of the stage. who iB now
"A London institution.
Gsell waa born In Los Angeles
and started his stage career at the
age OF q. doing small bits In stock.
Before long. he was getting good
parts. For two seasons he was
with Buela Poynter He toured
With Mrs. Langtry over the or
pheum circuit lie followed How.
ard EEtabrook as Laurie IN Lit
tie Women" had "a prominent part
In "Bnckfire," at the Lyceum and
seth Street theatres. New York.
With Mary Bolsnd. and was also
prominent In THE House Without
children lie WAS leading juNe'
nile with Wright Huntington In In
iianapolis. ST Paul and Minneapo'
lis.
Mr.. Gsell IL well fitted for his
serial work. not only by reason Of
Ais theatrical experience. but also
because for number of years he
spent his vacations at Catalina
STAND. where constant outdoor o1'
,rciae made him physically aa hard
~ nails and an expert and daring
swimmer.
Marguerite Clark. the diminutl"e
tar. IL ~ the Coliseum sunday IN
The Amazons DRirty Marguerite
'umps thru THE Amazuns" dressed
- boy and furnishes endless
'1n. No one can play these roles
lutte like Miss Clark There ig an
amusing boxing scene In the play
IN which she knocks ont one Of her
listers, who Is twice her size DIS
appointed that their three children
tre girls instead Of boys. they are
brought up as boys by the Mar
.hioncEs OF Caatlejordan, and no
males are allowed withln the walls
4 the estate Their nnticF upset
he villagers and cauTe consider
sblo gossip
olive Thomas. famous Ziegfeld
'F'ollies" beauty. is starred In An
.yeu Break" opening at the Lib
,rty Sunday From the opening
scenes revealing the childhood am
hltlons Of the principal character.
here f. a human and natural in
crest in the story. which Ia well
nstained hy the thrilling Incidents
hat lead 10 the climax The ad.
entures 81 Jimmie S,rang. who
.ocs 20 New York TO supcrintcnd
ne building OF machines from his
,Nn model and there meets and
owes ono ~ his childhood play.
mates. whose early ambition for a
farm. and maybe husband" Is
ldetraeked by a successful career
- cabaret star. furnish a new
md original development OF the
Id theme centcring around the
ilrl from home"
"vhe Battle Of the son,rre." the
uthorized pictures OF this famous
lsht IN the Erea, war. Is shown nj
he Rex. starting Sunday. II Is
most realistic and forms a part OF
he pictorial history OF the war. be
ing compiled by the British gov
'rumcnt
Harry Morey. who stars with A..
&c Joyce In Richard. the Brazen.
Il the clemmer Sunday. is just as
husky as he looks. His chief rec
rentlons are hunting and fishing.
nut he also Is an expert horseman
md athlete.
Gladys Broek~ell had so many
hangea Of costume 10 undergo in
Her Temptation" az the Strand
sunday. she seriously considered
inventing a machine like n fire
horse apparatus. so that she could
tlip into and out OF her clothes
easily.
Chris and the Wonderful
lamp" at tho Colonial Sunday.
ieals with the experience OF =
Young lad who fortunately pur-
chaseR an old incense lamp. which,
when he rubbed It. caused a slave
10 appear. ready to obey any order
Chris might give. Chris happi-
ness was complete when he sue
reeded In transforming the slave
INTO his double and was able TO
send him to school 10 suffer pun
ishment intended for Chris.
Baby Marie Osborne, pathe's lit
tie 5-year-old mite who has become
| famous since the release of her
first play. Is to appear at the Glass
A Sunday in Twin Riddles" an
other OF the Sunshine Series.
The dainty screen star. Myrtle
| Gonzales. and the quantity droll
comedian. George Hernandez. are
at the Mission Sunday in THE
| Showdown"
Patsy De Forrest has n new
scripps-Booth car with very human
frallty. II wants "A drink every once
In so often. or 1t quits work. Miss
| DE Forrest was UNCONSCIOUS OF luls
weakness In automobiles when she
invited Alice Joyce to make a first
ride with her. They rolled about two
blocks when the little car stopped.
Miss De Forrest coaxed II and then
talked to IT, Nothing doing. Then
Miss Joyce looked the car over.
Perhaps it's thirsty" she suggest
ed. She won, There wasn't drop
of gasoline In the tank!
Few fans Will rcooliect that
Louise Glaum, the peacock siren
OF Triangle. IL n graduate of the
school for gunflghters. having serv-
! ed I'm many pictures under the
command OF William S. Hart In
her latest picture, Golden Rule
Kate" she quits the efiete atmos-