The Tacoma times. [volume], January 22, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
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ScekTPcace
With Serbia
ROME, Jan. 22.—Austria has
made fresh overtures for peace
with Serbia, following the failure
Of negotiations with Montenegro,
Athens reported today.
An Austrian torpedo boat and
hydroplane have been sunk in the
Adriatic by a British submarine,
advices said. The submarine
captured two of the crew of the
hydroplane. They were trying to
repair their engine when the tor
pedo boat fired.
The Montenegrins reported the
annihilation of an Austrian ie
tachment attempting to r.__t their
retreat from Scutari.
PLAITsURVEY
OF LIBRARIES
Receiving the approval of the
state library commission, a de
cision was made yesterday at
Olympla by the library advisory
board to make a survey of li
brary conditions in the state.
John B. Kaiser, of Tacoma, was
elected president of the board.
SCOTS TO HONOR
BOBBIE BURNS
Scotchmen of Tacoma will cele
brate the 157 th anniversary of
Robert Burns next Monday night.
The St. Andrew's, Caledonian so
cieties and Clan Gordon will join
In the celebration.
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Mrs. May Kayner, age 59; yes
terday at 3620 North Bth St.;
funeral arrangements announced
later.
Graham 8. Youngman, age 52;
yesterday at a local hospital; fun
eral today from Buckley-King's
at 8:30 p. ni.
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Mrs. Helen Rouseau; this
morning at 9 o'clock; interment
in Calvary cemetery.
G. P. Spaulding; today from
Buckloy-Kinff's at 1:30 p. m;
the body will be cremated.
EMPRESS -Wf
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Presents
BABY MINE
The Funniest Play Ever Written
RICHARD VIVIAN
As Jimmy Jinks
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Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
ISc nml 25c.
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TODAY'S BILLS
AT THE MOVIES
APOLLO
"The Submarine Pirate,"
with s>«l Cha|illn.
coi-onial
"The Immigrant," with
Valeska Suratt.
UKLIIOUHNB
"Inspiration." with Audrey
Miiiim.ii.
LIBERTY
"Graustark," wltli Francis
X. Bushman and Beverly
Buyne.
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BY FREDDIE KIliM
Mrs. G. W. Hubs, 1104V4
South llth St., notified me last
night that she would like to enter
her two daughters Margaret and
Agnes, in Jhe 'Beauty and
Brains" contest. Margaret who
Is 15 and a fresh man at the Sta
dium high school, greatly resem
bles Mary Fickford. Agnes Is
12 years old, and student at the
Lincoln school. This contest is
conducted by the Photoplay mag
azine and Mrs. Riirb will have to
submit the names of her daugh
ters, and their photographs, to
the magazine. The addrres is
350 North Park street, Chicago.
» • •
Marguerite Cottrtot, star of Ka
lem's "Ventures of Marguerite."
has joined the Gamout studios at
Jacksonville, Fla.
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Marin Sals and Ollle Kirkby
will play the double leads in Ka
lom's series. "The Love Pirates."
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Slgne Anen, or
Seena Owen as
she has come to
be known now,
wears a $1500
wardrobe of
fashion's latest
gowns in a new
Triangle release.
Earle Williams, Vitagraph
player, is a golf enthusiast.
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Rose Melville, of "Sis Hopkins"
fame, has joined the Kalem
forces.
* • •
Richard C. Travers, Essanay
player, is writing a volume on
his experience in motion pic
tures.
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A day-and-night cafe has been
added to the Keystone studios.
Mack Sennet Intends to have
continuous work.
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Anita King and Victor Moore
are co-stars in a new Lasky pro
duction, "The Traveling Sales
man."
FROZEN
ARCTIC
FILMED
One of the biggest motion pic
ture features brought to Tacoma
this season has been signed by
the new management of the
Liberty theater for all of next
week. It will be Beverly B.
Dobbs' six-part Arctic film,
"Atop of the World In Motion."
Not only is the film a wonder
ful collection of Alaskan and
Arctic views, but an educational
lecture accompanies it, Mr. Dobbs
appearing in person at each per
formance and giving a synopsis
If the picture.
The first Dobbs' pictures of the
Frozen North were shown at the
Tacoma theater three years ago
at advanced prices. Since that
time an entirely new film has
been made.
A trip over the fro/.en wastes
behind dog train and reindeers,
a visit to the polar bear and wal
rus, haunts of the Polar Bea, and
a series of unprecedented pic
tures taken under the Midnight
Sun form part of the exhibit.
Mr. Dobbs is the photographer
who took the famous motion pic
tures, "Four Hours From Taco
ma to the Glaciers." He has many
personal friends here. The Alas
kan section of the long movie
will be particularly interesting
to Tacomans who have visited
that country.
CONVICTED OF
ATTACK ON GIRL
Frank Bran was convicted yes
terday by a jury of committing a
statutory crime on a 16-year-old
girl. The crime of which he
was convicted carries a peniten
tiary sentence of from one to
ten years.
DES MOINES PLAN
FAILURE, HE SAYS
DES MOINES, la., Jan. 22.—
The so-calhM Dcs Moines plan of
city government, one of the first
forms of commission government,
which attracted much favorable
attention the country over when
It was adopted seven years ago,
Is branded a failure by Council
nan W. F. Mitchell, whose resig
nation is tendered today, effective
this spring. Mitchell says the
city manager plan should be
1 adopted.
Vampire Woman Comas Actress With-Prettiest Eyes In the
fn "Clemenceau Case" * World St^rs In Filmplay of 'Camille'
I licdri Ham and \\ illtmn Sli ay in v scene from the ruinous
Fox drama, "The t'lemenccaH (b se,"
Theda Bara, the vampire wom
an, who has one of the greitost
followlngs of any moving picture
actress, conies to the Melbourne
tomorrow for a three-day engage
ment In her greatest pin lire,
"Tho Clemenceau Case." The
film has been adapted from the
celebrated novel of the same
name by Alexander Duma.-.. Mis*!
GERALDINE FARRAR BRINGS
"TEMPTATION" TO CONONIAL
Geraldlne Farrar is said to have the Brent est role of her en
tire career us Renee Duirree in the big film, "Temptation."
The supreme sacrifices that a
woman will make for the love of
a man are vividly portrayed in
"Temptation," with the world re
nowned star, Ueraldine Farrar,
which" comes to the Colonial the
ater Sunday for an engagement
ef three days. In this produc
tion Miss Farrar assumes a
wholly different role and those
who saw her as the fascinating,
half-wild, wholly cruel gypsy
will note a great dlfferen«e In
her characterization of the true
and symimthetic sweetheart of a
poor composer.
"MOVIE" BEAUTY
ASKS DIVORCE
The prettiest moving picture
actress is suing lor divorce. Clara
Kimball Young, in her complaint,
says her husband threatened to
kill her and choked her.
THE TACOMA TIMES
Barn Is supi>orted by Wllllrini
Shay, Stuart Holmes and an all
Star Broadway cast.
"Mile a Minute Monty," one
of the season's funnleet cartoon
comedies, will be an added feat
ure. On Monday and Tuesday
the Melbourne will show the
third Triangle Keystone comedy,
"Saved by Wireless."
The scenes of the photodrama
are laid In New York—some In
the Rltz-Carlton hotel and others
In the big opera house. The
scenes taken in the fashionable
hotel were taken at the after
noon tea-time when all New
York's smart set isjseen. The
scenes show the latest fashions
both In afternoon gowns and mil
linery.
I MAKE SKIN smooth
i ni-rc is one safe, dependable
treatment that relieves Itching
torture instantly and that cleanses
and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 2_c bot
tle of zenio and apply it as direct
ed. Soon you will find that
pimples, black heads, eczema,
ringworm and similar skin trou
bles will disappear.
A little zemo, the penetrating,
satisfying liquid, is all that Is
needed, for It banishes all skin
eruptions and makes the skin
soft, smooth and healthy.
Zemo, Cleveland.
Liberty Theater
TODAY AMI HIXDAY
GRAUSTARK
In HU Acts
By
George Rarr McCutcheon
His (.real Manterpiece
Featuring Francis X.
ISii-liiiimii and Beverly
Bayne.
IFI'LL OF THRILLS * I
HEART INTEREST I
The famous love scene from "Camille," the big sentimental drama in which (Tarn Kimball
Young will appear at the Apollo next week.
Clara Kimball Young, the
woman with the most beautiful
*yes In the world, will come to
the Apollo Sunday, In the great
est success of hor entire career,
"Camille." The film Is one of
the real eensatlonals of motion
MOVIE PUZZLE FOR
TIMES JFILM FANS
One of the roost unique pi«_S?
Hforg*-juuzzles ever presented In
TdCouia —one thai will test the
wits rinil memories of the movie
fans—will be printed In the phS
to-play department of The Times
next week beginning Monday.
The photographs of six film
stairs, all of whom are appear
ing for the Fox Feature Film
service, have been cut up, scat
tered about, and the pieces fash
ioned together to form six odd
ly constructed puzzle-pictures.
One of these pictures will appear
each day next week. It will be
put up to the movie fans to re
assemble them and fit the proper
names to the completed pictures.
The Melbourne theater Is
showing Fox films exclusively in
Jr^_ Tomorrow, Sunday
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*t CAMJLLE
r- -mm * * ye Heels, Featuring the Greatest and Most
m Beautiful Motion Picture Star on Earth
g* 1 Clara Kimball
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ij'/j[ § \ rrhis is a modern version nf Alexander Dumas' mi
J^i mortal drama of plol and passion; the greatest and
( sßßß___\W* most appealing teve story of the ages. Miss Kir
n .ai^fi ball's interpretation of Camille excels by far even
llßtai** JJt i the work of the "Divine Sarah" in this, her most :
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W^' -^Bm & famous role. Mere words cannot express the merits
ife*-- JkW^FmWi 0 f thi s production. You will have to see it to ap- j
Clara Kimball Young preeiatt it.
lOc-APOLLO THEATER-lOc
PHONE MAIN 2270 1131-33 BROADWAY
picture history, and la produced
with a lavißhuess almost beyond
conception.
For years "Camille'' has been
one of the greatest dramas of the
stage. In Its photo-play version
all of the many delicate scenes
that could not be produced on the
Tacoma. All of the stars whose
pictures have been used in the I
pua^le have either appeared at
the Melbourne recently or will]
come to the Pacific avenue play
bonne shortly. Each of them has
apiM*nred here in various films
and it should be a simple matter
for the fans to re-arrange the
pictures properly.
The following prizes will be
given for winners In the contest: i
First, ):< In cash; second, $2; I
third and fourth. *t; fifth and
sixth, one season ticket each to
the Melbourne; seventh and
eighth, one six months' ticket
each to the Melbourne; ninth and
tenth, a one month's ticket each
to the Melbourne.
Watch for the first picture.
In the movie column Monday.
stage, have been enacted. All of
the outdoor scenes were taken in
Paris. Miss Young, with her
passionately beautiful face and
wonderful figure, IB ideally fit
ted for the role of Marguerite
Gautler, queen of the Parisian
underworld.
Famous Film,
"Graustark"
at the Liberty
Francis X. Bushman and Bev
erly Bayne opened a two-flay en
gagement at the Liberty today In
the film In which critics say they
have scored their greatest suc
cess—"Graustark." Tho photo
play story follows every detail of
the well known book by George
Marr McCutcheon. A capable
cast of actors. Including Bryant
Washburn, Ernest Mautaln,
Thomas Commert'ord, Lester
Cuneo, Harry Dunkinson and Ed
na Mayo support the lead. Bush
,man has the role of Grenfall
Lorry and Miss Bayne appears as
Princess Yetive.
TIRN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE 0 FOR
HESCLTS. SEE PAGE SI V.
Saturd^Jftte, 191^ -a
Last Times Today
to sec the beautiful
actress
Valeska
Suratt
New York's Best
downed Woman
"THE
IMMI
GRANT"
A photo-melodrama
full of thrilling action
and scenic wonder.
Sec the destruction of
an entire village by
the bursting <if a liu^e
dam.
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South American
Travelogue
Also an
Excellent Comedy
SUNDAY
The Famous Grand
Opera Star
G-eraldine Farrar
in
"Temptation"
Also a
Two Keel Keystone
Feature Comedy
"Dizzy Heights and
Daring Hearts"
Colonial
918 Broadway.
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