The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1913, Page 2

Sunday Night and MOOR $1 sooed Priced ates Wed. -and Sat. Best Seals $1 ~ By Richard W Walton bn Evening F ahaha Matinee $1.5, $l, Te 50¢, 25¢ CURTAIN RISES PROMPTLY 8:15 NIGHTS AND 2:15 MATINEES 3 Days, comnkiiaing Tuesday, Dec. Matinee Wednesday The Famous Owen Davis Play “WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY” PRICES—$1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, q Mall Orders Now 250. Special Bargain. Mat. Wed Seats Thureday First and Madison SEATTLE'S NEWEST THEATRE Keating & Flood Musical Comedy Company Presents SATURDAY AND SUNDAY “The Time, The Place and the Girl’’ Matinee, 2:15 p. m. Three evening perf the first starting at 6:30 p. m ev ormances, ALL WEEK) = ° SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE * THE STAR—-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1913 AT THEATRES C OMING WEEK | ° MOORE eo, The Bird of Paradise,” a drama of Amerte nd ¢ n Hawalt will Moc theatre all Thanksetving weel duning Sun day night, with the usual matinee and & special holiday — matines Thanksgiving da There ts a lov in the play —the love story of Paul Wilson, a young physician. and Luana, the beautiful “ehtld of \ ! he voleano rr ht main trend of the trama ts serious, it is interspersed with dn abundance of typleally American humo 7 Miss Leon Ulrich, a 19-year 1 discovery of Manager Moronco's Just at the close of last enson lays | ‘ sonsational force De c has just om a star tour in is appearit raul The original Hawatlan troupe of hula dancers are included tn this eaxon’s roster . METROPOLITAN Beginning Tuesday night, for five ' Ame heatre Widow be matinees Thankagiy vod Saturd The Fa Widow” ts El X nove It played t house © last year, A vtroduced tht aisplay a wns k mak r envy ace ption Th Q with | | the ex thor t fing lady, | | wh Mark Skirviah in the | t € t Elthoge | en 6 b again ng ° SEATTLE } {@ « ‘ Mot night, Bal | O A . event, at the Seattte theatre, “The Great Diy mere thease, “oe Come Jof the play, is one of with th He takes ad vantage of a woman by buying her |with bis nuggets of gold. He has Oo ard for her, not even the ness he would give a dog. Ax sociation with her, a woman of good qualities, slowly but surely teaches him the error he haa lived, and Meade at the MONDAY AND ALL WEEK Ghent 1s born again, In Knowledge Seattle thea e © ” and manner, the Rood, Instead of tre; No 4 I The great sex to sex acene tt one pyre Pere jof the strongest dramatic situations at the new | Jon the stage Tivoll, | or | ? THE Tivoll | Matinee. 2:15 p. m. Evenings, 7 and 9 p. m. ° rs Brimfull of laughter and good music. A spic and Fascinating dances, old song fa seiidiaiaesiantiomaatanil fd. » gir vorites and uproartous comedy are | span chorus of dancing girls promised for the coming week at EOS wed Ee OUR POPULAR PRICES: 15c and 25c the new Tivol! theatre, which an-| go | nounces “The Girl Question.” The} re | new show goes on Mon Jo} a) Foster, the role made famous by § Georgia Drew don, will be ; played by the dashing soubrette,| § Misa Myrtle Deloy, while the part ‘ of Con Ryan, head waiter, wi | ‘. taken by Harry B. Cleveland | le | PANTAGES —- casi For the headline attraction By Gilson Gardner Tammany can The 5 lay are trying to | of the new bill at Pantages WASHINGTON, X The| With the Young Men's Demoer te the bo turned the tables ——__-- opening with the matinee Mon i ie the ddininiess , Stato league on one ¢ 1 { drivers. | The automobile death roll today!was iraveling but eight miles an day, Manager Pantages will le trust . This was most apparent at the About 11 o'ch night | * ed its fourth vietim in two hour when Griswold crossed in| bring on Power's Elephants, re ; wflbrbo til tneaiben Seta t he Tasieuts ages oe Seattle when Taaae H. Gris. {Rt cf the machine and reached! cently corralied from the circus tranta’ will. Gecemy: ti maces Sees : : Rastond: & Tespare § Sees penttlo when Isas IM the sidewalk ring, and said to be the signal congress, This {s : & democrats hissed . Klieves. chauffeur wold, 73, a farmer whose home is As he stepped onto the ct for big houses everywhere they de ith the ny of Bo Sweeney that Tamma respor » a telephone call, to at Lake Cushman, died from injur-| slipped and the old ma: have appeared. The extra em which confronts | rise again Tenth av. 3. Kileves 5 fes received Friday night when he wards in street added feature will be found In tlon peney B spee f ed e t of the machin ped a Was un over by a jeab drive: i over him His breast bor the performance of Benson and . controls gov John Hann oO € he face of a | 4 by Anatin R. Trambly, 712 First ave ribs were broken. | Bell, the famous English char. ern rt ion Can | Cutters’ union, delega F. and he comy nue. Griswold had been visiting for| acter comedians and toe and > be ¢ ! P f L. conventic er of n's request to dis Trambly is supported by two eye the past few ¢ with his danght eccentric dancers. Other num: — me the interest of the ma : a able Witnesses in his statement that he Mrs. Robert Harrie, of Kirkland. | bers on the program include eople are pti ‘ thug 88 i ose | the Dumitriscu troupe of novel- | the ‘ t there the 4 M’REYNOLDS NAMES PRESTON | ty bar artists; Billy Link and | or a} m t nt Hige @ — | Blossom Robinson, in singing, tried hone the tata he 1 e, 206 WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Attor dancing and comedy, and the | the se tas ‘aohe ires pew Gereral McReynolds decided on 9) Otto Brothers, German come (ed la KKeate le . o was preparing to J. W. Preston, of Ukiah, f i F| diane Apa D, Brand efle italian | Sead Uy abthe one tet saying « word le an 3 ulties aga e ne a stentorian v irk « a highly pol AURORA, IIl., Nov. 22.—The | ORPHEUM g |. This te the ontline—the rest isa Not in a million years inated: sevolter, police had not reached a solu nd a at mater of det 5 © astoni grocer to move int P tion today of the mystery creat ‘ ah Brat nih cig | CROPS MUST BE GOOD the back room a ed by the finding of a girl's [7 ypPcni-n PEKING, Nov. 22 Pr war A gearch of Higo's pocket , blood stained underskirt, a Ger- | =o ea Ghai al Her tna brought the robber $6. He did not ‘ man school reader and anempty |» a at The ten r "touch the cash register * revolver by workmen unloading EMPRESS y Gathnik volitiak eis ne ee: a car of lumber at the Johns- |@ , Rete rag rics, ; Brown Gash factory here late |" "A Night at the Bath.” a comedy AUT LAKE, » 2.—Po: Represents} sz" 1S Serco oe te Em ten orcas tar Time! ‘ reli There were spots of blood [ed at the Empress next week toxa ngs today for Ra 215 4 spattered about the car and evi Mexi ot ave ime: VIENNA ; dences of a struggle. hief « r Hingham | me, Ao i Rey : Labor Ona fly leaf of the reader J AT THE THEATRES |/2%¢ Dc fs Whitback and| 1 ime lost becanseof headaches, |reached | he ay of an was written, among others, the E tens Be vi t ext lassitude and depressions of bil Northern erie Rule tieiee oan, NEXT WEEK 1| jousness, is worse than wasted of “general , Springfield, Ore. and Dr. H. A mM ’ ght Biliousness yields quickly to the Vieeovert rk | a etropolitan fonday nig > 5 6 hte . Every day’s wo! 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