The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-05
nonday Review

coquette TO perfection.
Another seen. which stands out
distinctly shows Mary aboard mule
on her way 10 a school In the low.
lands.
sho comes 20 a railroad track for
the fra, time In her life. She gets
off tho mule and tries to iift up the
track. Along comes a train. Panic,
stricken. hhe gets off tho track just
as tho train dashes by.
She mounts tn. muie. and the
mule equally terrified by tho train.
rears up. tho Eiri sliding off back
ward.
Mary'n romano. eliminates In the
final reel. ny the brook her sweet
hear, proposes. She becomes no en-.
cited she falls In the brook.
LIBERTY
'ifa~thorue. Of the u. n A. IL
a familiar story. The American
hero. In difficulties abroad. over,
comes all difficulties and obstacles b.
free uses Of money and brass.
"iiawthorpc. Of tho ", u. A. IA
made from n stage play Of tho same
name. once played on tho stage BY
Douglas Fairbanks.
Tho setting for this comedy drama
10 mythical European Kingdom
Boyinia- when the story opens. 10
vinia is bankrupt because no ons
pasronizcs iis health baths. Tho kins
10 an old fellow. forced by the condi
ton Of his treasury. 10 borrow home
made ciwarc,s from the royal guard
The princcas IL a charming miss who
wears slippers with holes In the toes.
The young American played By
Wallace Rcldl. arrives with a sul,
case fun Of money he won az Monte
Carlo.
He prevents n revolution. marries
tho kings daughter and makes the
state n financial success.
Tho last reel. via tho sub titles, in
forms us that tho old king shows hi.
appreciation by becoming American.
ixsd. and learning fo speak English.
This picture In the chief attraction
at tho Liberty this week.
tIEWWEB
Ceraidin. Farar II supported 10y
her popular hushand-actor In
FLAMES Of the Desert" at the
cicmmer theatre this week. The
story. which In Of Oriental at
mosphsre. and the plot concerns the
attempt Of Abdul hey 10 found a
new Mohammed empire and over.
throw tho English yoke.
TeileRcn makes an unusual an.
peal In the role OF n British of.
ficer. acting as sput with the
Bedouins Of the Sahara desert, who
arc planning the revolt agalns,
their Ensllsh rulers. CARRIED In the
flowing robes and turhan OF the
Egyptian sheik Essad. Tcllcrcn is
considered by all his acauaintances
to belong 10 the dark-skinned PEG.
pies Of the Nile.
When he meets and falls In love
with Lady Isabella Claiming Ger.
aldine Farm, II Is difficult for him
to hide his real Identity. and when
Lady Isabella decides that he In the
ono man In her life tho situations
become greatly tangled.
Lady Isabella fights 20 uphold
the pride OF her race and not until
the very end OF the story does she
learn that the supposed sheik is In
reality a British officer.
COLONIAL
Women OF fine training and st,
pcrior ability are sometimes forced
by circumstances into poaitionn
where other women take advantage
Of them. This happens TO Pauline
Frederick In her latest pho,oplay,
Bonds Of Love-" at the Colonial
this week.
Miss Frederick In employed AZ n
goyerness In a wealthy family to
take charge OF the son. His
mother In dead. His father In 40
devoted to his wife's memory that
he has not married again.
But he has in his household n
young married couple. his wife's
sister and her husband. who live
off his bounty. II In this young
woman who insults Pauline Frcde.
rick and makes life as uncomforta.
bic ms possible for her. She In
afraid that the new woman's s,,.
pcrior charms will swin the affec.
tons OF the son and the father.
And there the trouble begins.
when tho husband finds some
letters proving that his first wife
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