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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

CONSTANCE BENNETT
finds that the West can teach
her much of Importance in
Code of the West" the Capt.
tol attraction, starting Satu.-
day. Owen Moore does most
of the instructing.
ELAPpERIsM comes in for a
L sound spanking and Jazz re-.
ceiyeH knockout blow in Para
mounts Code Of tho West" which
Lucien Hubbard adapted from the
Zane Grey novel OF tho same name.
The picture VIII he shown ~ the
Capitol starting Saturday.
The direct and drastic methods
OF the West were never better II.
Illustrated than In this absorbing
photoplay In which n sturdy son OF
Arizona teaches flappcr daughter
OF New York the abe OF living and
loving.
owen Moore has the strong role
OF the cowboy.cavoman and Con.
stance Bennett gives good &C.
count of herself as the flighty.
fllrty flappcr Others in the cast
arc Mabel Balm Charles Ogle and
David Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
OLD TIMERS RETURN

Time was when the names u
Francis Ford and Grace CuuarI
lo0msd Tremendously In the motion
picture serial field but younger
stars came To The fore and these
two have graduated into more sry
ious and thoughtful acting but
both Of taem srr hack in Universal
City Francis Ford Is playing a
role in THE Overland Trail" In
support Of Jack Ho1ic, and Miss
Cunard Is supporting William Des.
mond and Eileen sedswiek Ia
Strings OF Steel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

EREp THOMPSON, mounted on
L Silver kipF gallnpa thru bcy
cral reels of stirring action on "Iud
in' the Wind" another urw West,
srn, which opens SUNDAY az the
Winter Garden
The thrills arc plenufuly spun
Killed. with laughs, Tho whole thing
making a typical Fred Thompson
yarn. The fight Jesass arc said to
be- unusually good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Unusual preparations arc being
made for tho filming or Henry
Irving DodEc'H psychological com
cdy drama, 'sknners Dress Suit
Reginald Denny Or course. II going
TO b. boz the dress suit. and taurs
La PlAntc, having finished with
her role in erhe Midnight sun.
viii b. the chief supporting player.
william A Setter will direct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Baldpats Inn, tho mythical Inn so
well known turnout the country as
the center OF action In the stage
mystery-comedy. seven Keys TO
Baldpate." was reconstructed on the
same architectural plans for Doug.
las MacLean's screen version OF the
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
WARNER BROS. LOAN
HARLAN TO FOX co,

Kenneth Harlan, thru arrange
mont with Warner Bros, hns been
loaned TO tho VIM. Fox Co. to play
tho part OF Milt Mulf5rd. the isadIns
male role IN The Golden strain. "
which is TO be directed by Victor
SchsrtzinEor.
This Peter Y. Kync story Ia TO be
filmed about 15 miles from Noralcz.
Arizona, where there is MI old Span.
ish fort built In early days OF span.
ish possession Tho entire story h
laid around this romantic locale ID
Is said to be ono Of Kync's bcs'
stories, he lived IN this tcrrftor
for awhile and It was there that h
wrote this colorful tale.
There is NJ present colored rcgl.
ment OF American. soldiers that arc
TO be used thru spoclnl permission
Of the war department Of Washing.
ton.
-~---------------z--zs
Gee, but Boldt's ButterhornH are
TnnI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
PRENiiI VI On
MEDIOC RtTh

This method puts a premium on
mediocrity on hodscpodgr. on tho
mere personality o. slamorous star
Ia short. upon tho type OF produc,
ton 60 which a spectator may enter
al any hour and b. casually diverted
without having 70 bother ne 10 what
the dramas about
n stage producer were 20 show
his play backward, tho last act first,
we'd consider him prspnBisyous And
yo,. that ia precisely the way wr
show motion pictures 30 practically
half Of ever days audiences,
To obtain seats. under the con.
tlnuous performance system, people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

making long time lie remembers when
pure, vopd
day play Broadway.
And tolerant snccs the years he has
passed in the film What his summing up?
Everything has changed
directors better salaries scenery stories
the motion pictures"
Curious Fan picture actress is Little rana
Of Hal Roachs Our Gang comedies
1T appeal along he boulevard No, Il
alluded TO socks appeals"
That is why some Of the girls go bareIimbed.
and Estel Taylor the nghtcrstars Jack r.
taking on the edges of rewd howmansp fighter
Jack think Of Estelc his rcentcrng pictures? at non
on how much producers offer her" he ans~era
The Tattooed Countess Of Carl Van literary naFnngs IA
coming 10 the screen without single
which characterize the authors 18Th century
Reborn Of the commercial
toocd damse viii reach tho
VII have normal desire1 And the modern setting instead
Of being in the time decroed S '"'
metamorphoscs the ,rc y,p So ,
Poa Negri win play the leading ~ " "se'
WHILE ARE BOWLING ORR uE,ps
There Warner GLAND who
bring such high artists Ibcn
Today nc plays movie yansand likes another ca NJ b
ID INC iopy"o'n manner
IIolywoods faore noseiicder ~, wife is my seyces Griffin.
Barbara In Mari onetime cr,,,,p.
c Declares Barbara The Girl Montmnrto' "a INV It c
ont ~ tna1ec
gracefully scrcon" ~ o "'ch
Incidentally the terrible three boauIf rartaro HAM,
her film downfall Heart OF Siren Monkey and s
ORA" made for snwyerLubin. ~ '''
Eg'ele Taylor typical sex which ia 10 ~
Wpcay poryerse Declares the wife the heavyweight c
' ''s"' ''''
II admire husband one Of those NANNY rrh mao
who be by their continues at has toton ~,
long Time to persuade Jack that might return screen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Continuous Exhibition Bad
for Screen Art, Says Griffith
director Insists Two-a-Day' Only Solution
for Movies

must arrive az fBR movie IhsatFs
inS' about ihc umr 'Hs feature pie
tufo D. in iia climatic reel. Then.
having been distracted Uy session
% advertisements. they view iAr
fim whnEe dsnouemtnt gbsy already
know How can suspense Illusion.
mrn' 'hs scn'e 81 reality and vital.
rs BE- maintained under such Upui..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
ny JACK JrNGMEIEE
y. 4. 4 Srr,irr MriIrr

NEW YORK oct si-Thr prsfsnt
a ' systsm q continuous movie sar
hibiiiuus ia ala wrong
That Is ibe flat statement Of David
Wark grimm famous fiim director
High class film drama cannot
cope Niih or survive tho continuous
performance showing the seasoned
and Hsgsciogs u W told mo during
a leisure haIf-hpur between sessions
Of cutting his latest product That
Roylr Girl. fog Famous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

frsd'H stunts with silver King
are extraordinary. one Of them be.
ing 90 ride the bis ssh.s7 horse out
~ the baggage e9r ~ a moving
train The horse gives a wonderful
performance Ia burning barnr.
one of the wrr occasions that a
horse has brcn able 10 act IN the
face Of Tho hereditary fear u fire
Del Andrews directed The sup.
porting cant was adequate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

c P'VP''StVA " AiOi'yNvoHe o'hg PAWN S''p VII 1853
thumbed books are written tragedies that never
filmed; stories that repeated. The 10 per cent
he receives on all pawn deals is his bond Of honor
Helene Chadwck's tcmperamental and somewhat FMS.
dious Persian cat taken dog and hospital
this week suffering from IN afficton oft diagnosed
for movie stars. II was said according the doctors
report. to be appendicitis
At the zenith OF the Charleston mania which has
fallen tho film town Ike an insidous plague, Mary
Phlbn, dainty darling OF the fllums pauses broad.
cast thru the medium OF her cincmacricr "a press,
agent that the Charleston vulgar uncouth" and
give me the oldfashoned waltz OF long ago"
Henry p. Waltha is nervous. gray little man lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Adolphc Menjou portrays the title
role In The King on Main street.
an adaptation OF Leo Ditrichsteins
famous play. The King"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Helen Foster Is being co-starrrd
with Chff Bowcs In an Educational
Cameo comedy under the direction OF
Jess Robbins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Gee, but Boldts Butterhorna are
good for 25c.--Advortuement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

HOLLYWOOD Oct 2-only this ccluloda
the Of the famed falling the
laced and aphnx proneLor OF HOLLYWOOD. ahop bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

FrdterInL Welcome by
Brotherhood of ELks

Tsmplar. Our esteemed leading
knight, John c. Slater. ono Of the
most progressive Elks in Seattle
lodge %, has been shouldering the
vast task Of arranging for the pro-
gram, housing and accommodation
OF the visiting knights. And there
are many more OF US who have been
working 20 assure a glorious success
20 the conclaye in order that II will
ring IN the annals Of Knights
Templnr as the most successful
assemblags ever held in lts history.
seattle Elkdom has Just exper-
fenced spreading cheer and hospital
ity 70 thousands Of Elks passing thru
the city on their way 10 the grand
lodge convention in Portland. Ore,
and we Ike this role 30 well that we
are In fine fettle 10 continue right
on the Job OF greeting our fraternal
brothers Of knights Templar.
Our lodge building. our automo.
biies, our time and our hospitality
are gladly At your service.
in fraternal handclasp we welcome
you to the Potlatch grounds Of Chief
Seattle and here. in this gem OF the
Charmed Land. may you rest and
play and work, refreshed by our fit.
cred sunshine after your long trek
over the hot sands Of sweltering
nation.
Knights Templar. the protecting
antlers Of exalted Elkdom embrace
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
S0UVE MIR is.
BEAUTIFUL
Program Booklet interesting
Memento OF ConCIave

ONE OF the interesting memcntoea
" Of the knights Templar con.
clayo Ia the beautiful souvenir pro
gram booklet. which Is being dis
trlbuted among tho guests OF the
grand encnmpment.
A handsome cover picture IN
striking colors represents the West,
as porsonified by a mounted Indian
hniling the knightly visitors as they
ride In from the East and giyinR
them their first glimpse OF Seattle
from the brow OF n hill overlooking
tho lakes, tho city Puget Sound
and Mount Rainier.
Portraits Of the grand officers OF
knights Templnr arc shown effec
lively. A program Of the events
OF the encampmsnt. including de
tailed line Of march in the grand
parade. description Of 'The Way
farer'; a salutation by Elias A,
Wright. chairman OF the program
committee, and the list Of Seattle
chairmen OF the executive commit
tee OF tho seth trlennial conclay,
are some OF tho features or the
booklet.
Entertaining historical articles
profusely illustrated with photo
graphs Of Northwest scenes. give a
comprehensive idea OF the worth
OF the four states OF Washington,
oregon. Idaho and Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

mandery No, 2, az Washington, d. {.
oa February 10. 1923, II was car
ricd by Columbia Commandcry 10
Marion, Ohio. where Il was pre-.
scented 10 Marion Commandcry No.
SO. This commandery made the pil,
gHmage across the country ana on
August 2. 1898, presented the en-.
hlem 10 Hollywood Commandcry No.
So, al Hollywood. California. with
impressive ceremonies before thou
sands Of people 10 the Hollywood
Bowl,
on this occasion the presentation
address was prepared by tho late
President Harding. who was a mem.
bor Of Marion Commandery. and was
90 have been delivered by him IN
person As II came about. however.
the president lay on his bed in nj,
last illness and the address was read
by Sir knight George Christian The
president had written IN the address
'rhe reproduced Beauseant vii
not encounter the storms. the fanati
cism and the romance of knighthoOo
which attended the original banner
but ! trust is journeys viii encoun,
| ter no less OF conscience and no less
Z ~ uabiu purphsa +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
GREET
OUR GUESTS
Knights Templar Welcomed
by State Federation Chief
BY W. NJ SHORT
President Of the State Federation
OF Labor


KNIdHTs TEMPLARi
Ia II is fitting that labor should
extend It's most hearty welcome 90
tho great world convention Of
knight Templars that is houoTing
our city with their presence this
week
It is not generally known that
the earliest record established In
history OF & labor union is that Of
tho masonz employed oil the ancient
temples Of Nineyah, 1000 Il, c. os-
borne Ward. In his Ancient I.owly."
points out that II was this early
union OF masous from which has
grown the great impertshRbie
frnterual order OF Free Masonry
While the tablets al Nincyah eaiab-
ush the first authentic record. yet
the threads Of It's actual beginnings
ure lost In the mista OF antiquity
only one thing Is definitely estab-
lished, and that Is that Free
Masonry and trade unionism had q
common beginning IN the earliest
known history OF tho world.
SO II is with a real spirit o
common comradeship that organisc'
labor OF Washington extends
genuine welcome TO the Visiting 81
knights May tho common cAus'
Of fraternity. brotherhood and /
better world--our common founding
principles -eon,inuc 70 grow an'
blossom,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
"Thrice Welcome" Says
DR.. Mark a. Matthews
BN THE REVEREND
MARK A. MATTHEW'S
Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Seattle. and Grand Prolnte,
Grand Commandery Washington
knights Tcmplnr

'hurch, seattle. and Grand Prelhle,
Grand Commandery Washington
knights Tcmplnr
WELCOME. knights Templaf.
w thrice WELCOMED
To you noble Fraters from every
state aud section OF this great
country. Seattle opens her gatos. her
homes and her hearts. and extends
10 you sincere welcome and bids
you share her unbounded hospitality,
Your comfort and happiness are our
fimt consideration, II you do not
soc what you want. ask Tor Il,
Not only DO tho Musons OF this
city. regardless OF their rank. extend
to sou a cordial greeting. but every
citizen IN this Northwest country
Joins with them IN bidding you abide
with Us.
We welcome sou because OF who
you urc-tho flower OF American
citizenship, We welcome you because
81 what you patriotic. unsolfish
courageous Christian soldiers.
We can truly sing when we look
az you Onward Christian Soldiers.
Marching aA to War" We know that
the liberty. tho rights. tho interests
OF the Innocent, the unprotected.
tho dofcnrelcas orphans and widows
arc absolutely sato IN your keeping.
The nag you win never permit TO
be stained. the liberty Of the country
you win never permit 20 be- In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
W orld-F amousEmble
Will Be Honored Here
Bethlehem Commandery to Receive
Sacred Banner From Victoria

ME formal presentation of the International Travelling
Beauseant to Bethlehem eommandery No 49, of Seat
tie by Western Gate Preceptory of Victoria b. c. will be
Of the spectacular and thrilling events of Knights
Templar week in Seattle
The awe-lnsprng ceremony will take place at the Uni
ferslty Of Washington stadium, Wednesday afternoon
Boz eoneave week. and win be followed by a banquet
wheh addresses will be made by prominent knights who
have attended the pgrimageS of the Beauseant
Some 5000 knights will participate in the presentation
which will describe the journey of the famous emblem
along the Pacific Coast In these exercises the Grand
Encampment will be represented by Past Grand Master
William B. MeiSh of Cincinnati, o., who was especially
appointed to the honor by Grand Master Leondas Newly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
BEAuSElST is
BROUGHT NORTH

The next Journey in the pilgrimage
Of the Beauseau, was taken when
Hollywood Commaudery bore the
emblem to Portland. and on May
II. 1924, presented il 20 Oregon
Commsudery No /. Again on Fob
ruary Is. 1895. another move was
rade when Oregon Commandefy
travelled 10 Victoria, b. C., and pre-.
sentcd the famous emblem TO West.
evn Gate Preccptory OF that city.
The next presentation viii be tho
elaborate and imposing ceremony In
Seattle
on the staff OF the Beaussant near
the top, are mounted gold bands on
which are engraved the records Of us
journey around the world. Each
band bears the date and the name
OF tho commandery receiving 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

deep Significance. for many OF our
names are inscribed upon the tablets
OF Knights membership. II Is our
own fraternal brothers marching into
our welcoming arms and here, al
the fireslde OF Gods nopIest city, we
are ready as gracious hosts to fete
you in happy Potlatch.
Many OF us who wear tho protect.
ing antlers Of Elkdom are active IN
the emlted principle Of KnlghtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

The Rev. Mark A. Matthews
Photo by Grady
frtnRed and the great cause OF Chris
tlanity you win never permit 10 be
defeated IA any contest
We welcome you because you are
beHtowlng blessing upon W. and
because you will share our hospl.
tally and afford us an opportunity
Of bcstowing blessing upon you.
Seattle welcomes you, thrice well
comes you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
Greetings of
Pythias Lodge
BY T.. A. B. TINKER
Chancellor Commander Seattle Lodge
M IN Kniobfa ~ pytItas

No. 10, Knights of Pythias
CEATTLE LODGE No. 10. knights
~ OF Pythias. extends cordial
welcome and invitation 10 all visit
apg knights Templar TO make use Of
rs club rooms. Especially, we re-
~fuest those Templars who are also
members Of the knights Of Pythlas
10 call.
The office and club arc open dur.
ing the day and evening, at 1909
Ninth ave.
All true fraternities are engaged
in the came Iaudabe work, each fol-
lowing It's own Individual road, but
tending to the Same end. tho upllft-
ing, the bettcrment Of mankind.
Therefore, Brother Tomplars, wo wei.
come you. The password Is FRA.
ternity." The grip IS n friendly
shake OF the hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

Photo By Bushnell attic friendly
city for a very high percentage Of
It's eitizenry are members OF one or
more frateFnal societies and one can
not be fraternal without being
friendly.
We want you to like Seattle and
tho great Northwest. We advise you
not to miss this opportunity to view
what many travellers have been kind
enough to say, is one OF tho most
beautifully scenic localities in she
world.
Tho members Of the Ancient order
OF United Workmen are anxious to
be OF service towards the conven.
icnce and enjoyment OF your visit
ard VIII be watchfui for opportunities
10 serve you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

Washington We
extend 10 our
visitors tho
X 10 4 * h 4 s.
r tn pIaF our
greetings a u 4
sincerely hope
that your stay
among US viii.
be one Of pleas
urc and a DC.
liEhtful memory
OF your sojouru
in Seattle and
the ever delight
ful environments
OF tho Charmed
Land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
fificanCe.
STARTS JOURNEY
In MARCH. 1921

The famous banner WAS according.
~ started on its pilgrimage around
the world by Cyrcpe preccp'ory No.
-. OF Toronto. being delivered on
March 20. 1891. to Hugh dc Paycna
Commandery No. 80, at Buffalo. On
March e, 1892, Il was presented TO
ST. Johns Commandery No. 4. at
Philadelphia. which delivered it on
November {. 1899. TO Columbia Com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

join with all
other fratcrnal.
lists in Seattle in
extending ira
ternal greetings
TO you and a
hearty welcome,
VIC trust your
stay among us
will be fruitful
In furtlicring the
use ( u l II G IS
Of y o U r great
order and the
cause OF true
fraternity.
Wo arc sure
you viii find Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

X n 1 & h I 3
Templar. stellar
ex c m . IL
cation Of the
highest charac-
ter OF American
citizenship, who
aro marching,
tens Of thou
sands strong. In
the m scca Of
Queen city hos.
pitality
To the ant.
Tered herd Of
Seattle Eldkdom,
the grand con
clave Of knights
Fp.-.n. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
United Workmen
Salute Knights
BY J. +. F0GARTl
Grand Master Workman
Ancient Order United Wnrlymen

ITO the Officers. Delegates. Families
l. and Friends OF Knights Templar
Attending National Conclaye.
The members OF the Ancient Order
OF United Morkmen OF MashinEton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
BEAUSEANT Is
SACRED EMBLEM

BEAU SfANI II
SACRED EMBLEM
The Beauseant, sacred ccmhlem or
Knights Templar. is an exact re.
production OF tho hattie flag OF the
ancient Tcmplars, II is half white
and halt hhck-thc white signify
ing that thoseswho carry II are fair
and favorable 10 the friends Of
Christ. aud the black indicating that
they are dark and terrible 20 Ills
enemies.
\ massed hand OF 500 musicians
OF which the famous Sloan Com.
mandery band Of Chicago Will be
the nucleus. will play the marches,
and chorus OF 100 voices win rem.
der the chants and hymns Tor this
great feature OF the conelaye.
The Travelling Beauscant was ded-
icated by the Grand Priory OF Can
ada on March 20. 1891. with greet
ings 20 all knights Templar thru
out the world. which read, in part
1t is our hope that Il will be pre-
scented In turn to one commandery
In every Templar jurisdiction. even
tually being returned TO cyrene Pre-
ceptory, Toronto. Canada. by Hugh
de Payeus Commandery, q Buffalo,
y. Y. and we trust that every pres
entation may be an occasion frought
with great pleasure and abiding sig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
W elcome, Say
Odd FeUows
by GEORGE w. BLANCHARD
Grand Representative, independent
Order Of Odd Fellows

KNIGHTS TEMPLATE
~ Tho members OF tho indie
<fscndcnt order Of Odd Fellows heart
~ join with the people Of our city
IN extending to the Sir knights q
sincere welcome TO tho queen city
This community Is most fortunate
that this great assembl9go % mon
az high ideals Of morals and citizen
ship are meeting In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29

ON behalf Of the Improved order
" OF Red Men Of the state Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
by GILBERT s. COSTELLO
EXnlled Ruler. y. Z. o. Ellis. No. {

EAhIItd NuIrr, u. 7. y, EIIts, NO "
HHIGHTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IA Seattle EIkdom extends It's
handclasp OF fraternal greeting and
good viii to the plumed hosts Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-29
Salutation
of Red Men
ny r. ". MARSHALL

Great sachem. Great Council Of
Washington, Improved Order Of
Red Men
Evening star., 1925-07-09
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