The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1911, Page 5

iii TAR—SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1911 NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE | STAR 7 2 AMUSEMENTS ian leading 1 JSON CORT Theatre « MANAGER { Three Nigt Gnth G ay Tiina Geared SH Talks. © BEAUTY IN REACH OF THE POOREST To a emal hern city lives a woman who has learned the of living beautifully on an income which Is almost pitif not only lives beautifully, but her home has an atmoap ment which Is found in few homes with many tin it is the meeting place There is an att in @ cathedral,” I ¢ for seeing the beau town, and what room and asked if ugly town. T will a » have a b) ing MONDAY NIGHT 1esday, 3 P. M a's Greatest T € MR. FREDERICK WARDE sper mpany, in Spe om of Shakespeare jULIUS CAESAR “Mighty Well Worth Seeing and Thrilling Over 50c to $1.50; Wednesday Matinee, 25c to $1 an lay claim to culture in her town t her like the fragrance of ince mlrer MOORE THEATRE This woman has never bee jar with ENGAGEMENT EXTRADROINARY All the beautiful places of ea nversa 5 AND Bar OM 5 Bet ee ne ent a 3 NIGHTS {37,5 OPENING THURSDAY pictures which adorn her walls are copies of masterploce hey HENRY B, HARRIS Presents for the First Time Here seat only a few pennies, She speaks of the priviles ‘ who can converse about their travels, and not abou of R YoY 7 ing deprived of travel be Hf pyre. . 4 Sensation Company ler plain table is set with taste, and flowers are placed upon it as of Europe | Fegularty as the dishes and World | Minally, she son the part of her acquaint America e Famous any idea of humiliation becaw r humble home with the dignity DANCES OF THE ORIENT Elaborate Scenery—Beautiful Light Effects priese:.: OC w $200 Fae. §0e.$1,58 SEATS WILL BE ON SALE MONDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK And all of this on an income out of wh joving nothing but cheap taw fool aad us 4 gold ewesoon, parted / of mothers In W of th MOORE THEATRE One Night Only THURSDAY, MAY 18 is inset If you wish to gard to your ¢ Cheese Twice as Nutritive ih burn as Beef, al Uncle Sam * ow, or it will deaden i BY CYNTHIA GREY. cheese. Season to taste tthe chim we ME reeling gd Bt eee ee 9 The Famous National Play of Sweden Uncle Sam has come to the urn mixture to the tomatoes Re-|a Je ; 7 8 n Ir where the sur pi are Cheese Straws. } yint of turning titd wie t th oft minute d ounces of grate . t " face H \ oe elght i d of cheese is equal : oT nt al To fringe celery, cut it in pieces minut « bem clea wis to two pounds of { » short | twa tne ng and cut down into through - . ee and to three /¢ t « x. | oe at parts with a sharp’ knif od “full skim"| while hot sift gr site t ye CHICAGO, May ~6—“In the as nutritive as the| the “straws iar : : ; Lobster salad should ruthless chase after pleasure many | ‘This Play Has Been Played Every New Year's Day for That highly red cheeses che Never throw away the ¢ f a) Sided, clse it Is unwh ome t nd the most important,” sa the Past 65 Years at the —— Opera House, Stockholm, don't amount to much as “cond! oven until ¢ t 1 I Dodsot ¢ is onl ments”; that is, as stimulants to © hot ‘ Always sif f bef t — oe digestion Ri ; a ee Bosses —— al’ on 8 on t t f SEATS ON SALE MONDAY, MAY 15 cheese Is quite as di nonfuls of cream | y f . cheese t if dried) add a " "i PRICES: THE ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR, $1.00; Bal- popular idea that| spoonful of butter, salt an frest alt fh ’ t ey nstipating is not in ac-jand enough cream to fe up 6 earthen Vv nev cony, 75c; Gallery, 50c tests have establish k ttle T pono following oda the water | pa ee university 65 spread upon buttere rmsd will make it qui w mark. Repeat] dents Cheese Rings. cpl ag Lay a garment which has time if necessary. — | GRAND OPERA HOUSE John Cort, wheat Prepare dough same it up in a AMUSEMENTS Manager id leave it ft is thor © linen escapes t on a line and raws, but cut with a brown slightly straws Ing else. 184 tm all, each ta One Week, Beginning Matinee Tomorrow, Other Mati- nees Thursday and Saturday PAUL M. POTTER'S GREAT COMEDY “The Girl From Rector's” With a Splendid Company and Beautiful Production New Orpheum Theatre Open May 15, 1911 Cheese Dates. Cut large dates two lengthwise and extract the aiwagg with bread and banan At the Minnesota station fc students were used in each expe ment. white bread leaving the back + than scraping starchy de oranges we fed with the cheese. | form a hinge, Fill t posit off with a knif Seat Sale Begins at 10 o'Clock Monday Morning at box office of By comparison the digestibility| cheese rubbed soft old Orphenm—No Mail Orders. of the food and the available en-| bring the sides togethe ergy were determined. jthe filling, and pile upon The Swiss who are a very) dish. healthy people, eat largely of cheese : fact, bread and cheewe form|HOW AN UMBRELLA | Reed won't reater part of the diet of many} SHOULD BE ROLLED. | &. Willard ache beige The process of rolling an umbrella | ¢ yr. C ple. The majority | t it by the handle and | that M W. C. T. U. ARISES AGAINST PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER. CHICAGO, May 6.-—Miss Graci of Fran 1 much longer if Both Phones 5106 GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY,,MAY 14, ONE NIGHT ONLY o tek khke MOTHER MAY HELP TEACHER Mothers she perate more as Reed she of people D cane Ane a wie | keep twisting the stick with ane | salo r is in as achers, and teh coca garage dhe ted ; The Famous English Comedienne “4 CHEESE DISHES. 2 twist and roll the silk 2 this, they shoard ts of the | m ; REAR ERREAR RAH umbrella just above ribs | of | characte Advanced Vaudeville MISS VESTA Cheese Rice. | the cover He school nai spful of rice in two quarts| These points natural es Bae aeons When tender, 4 wa- | with the stick. They should be kept d stand aside to dry. Then | hold of and pressed tightly again the vlen & tablespoontul ot | the otlek and thee the cover skould The Neal four tablespoontuls of Par-| be rolled up. Holding the ribs thus mesan cheese and a dash of cayenne | prevents them from getting twisted Th pepper. Serve hot out of place, or bending out of ree-Day Tomatoes and Cheese. | shape, and the sflk ts bound to fol Cut the stem-end from large to-|low evenly and roll smooth and Drink 4 in Cure Sema, InSETrUTR, to, oma3 matoes, scoop out pulp, and to two| tight. If an umbrella {s roll Rast i and 16th Ave WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Prices 10c, 25c, 50c, 7$c—Performances Daily at 2:30-8:20 Will H. Macart and Ethelynne Bradford In Their Tabloid Comedy-Drama “A Legitimate Hold-Up” FIVE MUSIKAL GIRLS ALL FORMER SOLOISTS BOSTON FADETTES One of the Most Notable Musical Acts in Vaudeville Ed Wynn and P. O’Malley Jennings, “Daffydills” A Matter of Riotous Fun HENRY CLIVE Assisted by MAI STURGIS WALKER—Entertainers PRICES: $1.50, $1.00, 75¢ and 50c CROTTON BROTHERS—Grecian Gladiators VICTORIA And Her Company of Twenty International Players Seats on Sale Thursday A. M. tablespoonfuls of the pulp add a|this fashion untit it Is old e teaspoonful of bread crumbs and | to look rusty it will look a the same quantity of crumbled! ly bought. 5 and 10 Acre Tracts Close to Seattle are not easy to find. We have just put on sale a newly lf to three-quarters of a | After a Thorough Investigation of All the Liquor- Habit Treatments in the United States and Europe, Was ADOPTED BY The Australian Government healthy men | maeFOLLOWTHELIGHT KATE FOWLER —In a Dainty Songologue ze fanny L.ConT.Maa LIGHTNING HOPPER—Inimitable Cartoonist | WEEK Commencing Maine Tomorrow SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF MAX FIGMAN) On file in our Seattle office to citizenship as we have a copy of the original and _good cltiz¢ commission and contract The remarkable Neal treat made with th Neal Insti ment has b successfully j tutes Compan administered to thousands of / original ¢ others, in Neal instity | the Aus hout the Unit | paid th anada, An unc platted tract of rich land one-t mile from Lake Sammamish. Much of this land is ved bottom land and highly productive when impr It can be easily cleared. Beginning Monday Mat. Sullivan & Considine 8 ition: d and thirty nds for, Neal medi use in tr . in the ine ablished by t try, in order that ed to the drink } treated by the g We are selling this land at from $45 to $75 an Acre An excellént auto and wagon road from Kirke and nade with |} MATINEES: DAILY - ALWAYS he en MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE m the ox Wh SEATTLE GENARO The Eccentric, and His Famous Supported by Lolita Robertson Opening With fflicted with sses the Sastre! Near-by ae ps age dr of being fine or those in: 3 ‘6 ys ce to Seattle ¢ you can do the same fro ne e¢ ce to Beatle daityyou cand the same from on ar ive Gondolier Band The Man on the Box ion, inely a refere Neal Insti id 16th avenne, Kast 4381; show th ring the firs full half ¢ from this land, One of the Biggest Events in Vaudeville No Change in Prices. Bargain Matinee Wednesday 25¢ “6—All Star Posner $ N EXT WwW EEK— mieniea ce The Substitute Neal | so affiic . ed by the N ment at government expense, restored These tracts are being sold on the very easy terms of $25 Down $5 Monthly Call up our main office this evening, between 7 and ge to see this land, or come over tomorrow nd office, and salesmen will show property “Unequated Pantages Theatre vin: Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, May 8, at 2:30 SOME CLASS TO THIS BILL OBERITA SISTERS | 4—Black Diamonds—4 Unique Spectacular Dancers ‘Transformation Singers, Dancers | and Comedians. Brooks and Carlisle | THE NEWMANS In “A Can of Humor.” Trick Cyclists 9, and arra’ to our Kirk Acreage as near § scarce. 7 ake Madison car and Kirkland ferry or Anderson boat to Kirkland—branch offices at Madison Park and at Kirkland on boat landings Burke & Farrar, Ine. 405-409 ge BLOCK Open Evenings, 7 to 9 at these prices is becoming The New Show The STAR Theatre | jy 5 sw TOM BEESON The House of Laughter—Telephones: Main 1304; Indpendent 4334 1 etal qolbaingaans By Special Permission of Charles Frohman, ROY CLEMENTS, 66 The Bathing Girls 99 “The Man Behind the Laughs,” Will Appear Next Week in Tuneful, Tickling Burlesque All the Comforts of Home NOTE THE PRICES: 10c and 20c—10c and 20c ‘rhe Funniest Comedy Ever Written. 3—Times Every Day—3 PRICES: 106, 25c, 35c and 50c—Matinees Sun., Tues, We ‘Lloyd aad “Whitehouse NEARY AND MILLER Burlesque on Opera. “The Dancing Phiends.” ind Sat,