The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

NY Att"F tttt~AsNu ti TIE niue NiN
tufber a. she IL called. becauHe 81
her numerous attempts 70 come be
tween the giri ard boy
George iawcett and Robert An
derson also share comedy honors
while Geo seiRman wins praise foi
HIS acting IN the role ~ Won Suohm
cruel German officer
COLISEUM
William Giiiaste may De- said 4
have written the role OF Lewis Du
mont, Ia Secret servioc. around
himself. Starring In the production
on the atAKe. be made a wonderful
spccess. II Is fortunate for the au
thor. indeed. that in the screen ser
aion OF his drama 80 capable an actor
MS Robert warwick. lately "A captain
in the United States army. ON the
starr Of Gen PerHhing. overseas. and
now major IN the reserve. wa,
chosen to interpret the role.
A man of splendid physique. a
strong personal magnetism and com
inandlng presence. long has Mai
Warwick bccn a star IN scre~niand
and mis- return 10 the films after his
service in France could hardly BE-
more ausplciuus.
Secret Service. which /. ih~ at
traction now playing az the ccllse
urn. - stirring romance ~ love and
daring deeds ia tha days 81 the civil
war, II tells Of Union spy. who
nearly caused the capture az the
Confederate army, and who succeeds
In winning Southern beauty. War
wick plays Lewis Dunont, a captain
In the army Of the United States
vino, with hts brother. In Detailed by
the Secret Service 20 socur. control
% the Richmond telegraph office
ny a~nding a false dispatch 70 the
general commanding the Confederate
forces. ordering him TO withdraw his
forces from c~rfstn point the
Union army is to break down and
capture ''ee city.
The hrotfcrr MAKE 4 brave effort.
but are discovered one il kfIlesf and
the other rnsde a prisoner Of war.
Moot noticeable in tho east aup.
porting Warwick sre Theodore Rob
erts. Robert catre. Irving curn
a1fngs, naymond Hat,on and Wanda
Hawiey.
Liberty
II. y. Warner. one Of the famous
English actors OF the day. il appear.
lnT at the Liberty this week In n
powerful and thrilling drama Of the
great sahara ara@rA showing n
spectacular fssht with Desert brig.
ands. camel caravans, rsedoufn dare
devil horw~nen and lively Oriental
dancing girls
Because he has been wronrcff and
his ira sealed hy his sense az honor
Captain Rand turns bis back on his
own people. swears vengeance on the
white race ana becomes one Of 40
Arab tribe lie terrorizcs tourists
who travel over the desert and an
Al Zasuan becomes as the "scourre
Of the Desert"
Then into the story there comes
a woman. She IL Ethel Lambert. an
Enwliah beauty, whom All kidnapu.
Fighting hike a young ugress TIE girl
makes many attempts to escape. bu,
TO no avail. Then ~the scourge az
the desert" rseais the first bit Of
chivairy since taking UP life as an
Arab he gives the girl her freedom
From here on there arc numerous
battles between the tribes and event.
ually thru the aid Of the girl All Is
hsought to rcnliyn the folly az his
escapadev All Zaman r. no more.
Captain Rand once again exists as
an English gentleman.
Mr.. Warmers portrayal Of An IN.
rr~u fhh hsnrtle'sa and cvnicai Ara.
hian outlaw. Is wonderful oharac-
ter;zatiun and stamps him as one Of
the strongest and most nnasterful ac.
tors Of the screen Barbara Castle.
ton il OF striking appearance and a
actress as wen.