The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1916, Page 6

OAK Seattle’s Popular Vaudeville and Photoplay Theatre CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. Acts Vaudeville | ii Reel Photoplay ( ew ay Children under 10 years of age, accompanied by their par days, and Molldays. SUNDAY’S PROGRAMME The Great Westin World’s Greatest Impersonator 3—LINKS—3 Remarkable FLORENCE RUSSELL Novelty Singer and Whistier THANKS NAVY LLIN, via Wireless to Say-| OLYMPIA, June June 3.—President reichstag, in announcing thi fn the North sea, Barrel Acrobats Kaempf |and 13 the public thanked THEATRE SECOND AND SENECA The Beautiful Emotional Drama— Five Acts—Blue Bird Production BSTAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1916. PAGE 6 IPLENTY OF GIRLS IN NEW SHO W S| ‘Dozens Are Coming to Local Theatres in Sundav Bills! Third Chapter of the Great- est Serial Production Ever Offered Theatre Patrons —See It This Week —See It Every Week le ueually crowded at night perform: ances, so bring the kiddies to the Matinees— under 10 years of age are admitted WEBER & CARLSON The Weird, Wily Wizard and the Comic Cartoon Comedian GEORGE & VESTINO A “Knockout” Comedy Singing Act THE FOUR BELLS In a Comedy Skit, “Fifteen Dollars” MANDURO McMURRAY European Violinist it the Hippodrome. (2) Mae Curtis, at Pantages. (8) Cutie Girt Moore. (4) Vane Calvert, with t he Wiikes Players, at the Orpheum, e Hip. (6) Willlam Westin, atthe Oak. (5) Dottie and Frank Ray, at the | * * *~_ *» * ss + © > * * | MOORE JOAK ; | Two husbands, Norman Hackett Ono hundred girls and 25,men,| The Oak, starting Sunday, wil! /and Dick V 1 a ttle diver | BERG & WESTON |led by Seattle's own bundle of fem-| present Theodore Roosevelt, Queen |#on by acc nvitation thru | ‘ . }inine pep--Daphne Pollard, will! Victoria, ex-President MeKir 1 knows the Some Singing, Some Dancing, Some Talking jeome to town unday in “The Puffalo Bill General Joffr nd | _ . ne Invitation | Passing Show of 1915," and stay 4 King George, impersonated by thelr be va y a a bopper | week Grest Westin, His offering is de-|! ne Calvert, get wind o} Weekda Evenings, ; | It's been quite a while since a|“idedly untque jth apade and thwart their ray| ‘ates Mi | sents 4 c| “> 7 Others on the program are the | husbands. nor nee ly... | dig Winter Garden revue has been |Others on the program are the) WiiiGn | Ceivert joined the| A BEN SMITH here. Maybe the TeASOR | Oth, Binukfaoe cowedian; Wien. |COmpany especially for “Nabghty| Continuous Performance Saturday and | America's Leading Comedian there will be matin Nba paged ence Russell, dainty singer, and the| Rebecca,” having come direct from | Sunday 19 Friday and Saturday, newt hy Malcolms, Inugh producers Cincinnati, where she has played the | One Child Free with Parent to Weekday! Em THE MALCOLMS conrhe Passing Show" carries |, Naked Hearts” is a five-ree! Blue |*Httre season In stock | Matinees | Over 7 gre y- Seaee ~ with Rupert Julian | * Gemedy Sketch Articts train load of scenery. The girix . | PALACE HIP ‘ : \ a are said to be the best looking Ste nT Seabee big Wl ot vinseitiiodhe “Home of Hippodrome Vaudeville” ‘ of any bunch that ever left Broad lehetesiavs, headed by Menlo | Way, The tines and masio ar Cirena, a big dog Moore's “fair co-eds” will open at my | to the Winter Garden's standard | 0, novelty, said tab Palace Hip Sund NAKED HEARTS ";=“ Rupert Julian And a Brilliant Supporting Company and dainty Marilynn Miller fs tn most entertaining In va the cast. Other funinakera are HIPPODROME THEATRE “ 4 head the new bill at the Pantages Vor George Monres the Howa opening with the matinee perform esas ac on atic and co that = ance Monday. |, Ray and Ray expect to produce i ™ jvey, Miller and The added feature wil! be “The|laughs with thelr novelty, “The Gitl Third and Cherry. Eugene Levy, Mgr Kosloff . Petticoat Minstrels,” with nine/and the Bee.” | ‘ ™ ™ SS NSE Next week will be a big one at crave giris in what is described as| Other offerings are West and Van = j the Moore, a riotous mixture of mirth, melody |Siclen, in a musical novelty, “The vib meaniiai iv 1 | eee and danctag. Rose Arbor”; Will H. Fields, the|~ PLAN WEARING HERE) LOGAN IN TANGLE 3.—On June 12 service commis. ion will #it in Seattle and hear MAvy for its brilliant success 848 tnvolving the Puget Sound Bd lamented the death of sailors | Navigation Co.'s rates, the propos-| rs who gave their lives ed order of the commission requir- ir country. has been nt Kaempf said, “t fs able to oppose even su- demonstrated,” that wish to mak NMng ten days’ noti from raltroads hanges tn thetr hat our echedules, complaints against the idlitco Launch and Tugboat Co., British forces and gain a for failure to file ta and com =MOORE THEATRE sixoav JUNE 11 ELLIOT? & SHERMAN PRESENT D. W. GRIFFITH’S WORLD’S MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE Matinee Daily 2:15 Sharp The Birth for which we thank our | plaints against the West Side Barge navy.” 'Co., charging violations of the law. of a Nation Presents in Its Minutest Historical Details the Tremendous Drama of the Birth of the United American People From Coast to Coast the Most Stupendous Drama Sense tion This Country Has Ever Known The Great American Play at Last Taken From Thomas Dixon’s “The Clansman” —Ee> 40-—SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA—40 <a Eve BOX SEATS ..... LOWER FLOOR, Fi (Divans) Ss iieeks BALANCE LOWER @ FLOOR, 19 ROWS $2.00 eight rows ""Woter and Carlson are scheduled wil Icinde ehatien Samoans fon acrobats, ant the tine ented STAGE DANCE FETE) ASKS FOR DIVORCE Sheriff M. C. Binion, of Okla-jto = laughs on the new Hippo-| narrow foller,” funniest | 0’ and!” stay pole dances and others, in-| In bis application for divorce, homa, ts awaiting the action Sat-|drome Dill, opening Sunday. Weber, men on the ; Mae Curtts, * Tom Moore in| juding an oldtashioned minuet |filed Friday, Carl Currier, a marine urday of the local federal authori-|atyles himesif “the Welrd, Wily! personality girl"; Arthur ; and a “petite coquette,” and a/@nsineer, 520 25th ave. 8, alle ties with regard to the ch of | Wizard His pal fs @ comedy car | fermer Seattle singer, and Kenyon, | ning Monday, for the sum-| varied program of music given by| bis wife, Alice, was fond of violating the drug laws againat |toon comedian musical act, and the Three|mer seanon, the weekday perform: |, chorus of 800 ‘voices and the| While he was out on the ocean, a Logan Billingsley before he can| George and Vestino are comedy oe in “In Africa, ninth |ances at the Palace Hip will be re-|Prankiin High School orchestra, |tat she deserted him in July, 1915. take the latter back to Oklahoma, | songsters netallment of “The Iron Claw” will duced to three, the matinee to be! made up a pretty program of chil-| But she returned in December on where Billingsley is wanted for Fifteen Dollars’ ts the sketch! be shown on the screen. At 2:50 p.m. and the night shows|dren's exercises at Dugdale park |the arm of her mother. His state- violating the gambling and Hquor/in which the Four Bella appear efi a |at 7 and 9 p.m. On Saturdays and|Pyiday afternoon, More than 100/ment says she then asked for money law Judge Neterer refused | Manduro MeMurray will do a violin| ORPHEUM | Sundays and holidays the #h Rainier valley school children par-|for an operation. E ngsley a writ of habeas corpus |act, and Berg and Weston are sing-| The Wilkes players, at the) will ron continuously from 1 ticipated in the dances, under the| When he gave tt to her she left Friday and he must return East if|ers, dancers and clover talkers. Orpheum, beginning Sanday, will|/11 p.m. Changes of program will direction of Miss Letha LL. Mc-|town and went to San Francisco, the government decides to drop “Peg 0’ the’ Ring” ts the photo-| present the farce comedy, “Naughty | occur, as usual, on Sundays and|Clure, director of music in the pub-| with her health apparently regained the drug case play feature. Redecea. le schools over night. Evenings 8:15 Sharp The Birth a Nation Positively the Greatest Spectacle Ever Brought to Seattle —So Wonderful That It Beggars Description—So Stupen- dous That It Staggers the Mind So Gigantic and All- Defying That Its Rival Does Not Exist mae first five 75¢c Seat Sale Opens Thursday, June 8, | boner FLOOR, first eight rows ENTIRE 50c éooe qots HOVERED 6 ceded vedodecace cee » $1.00 SII Wantdatics. chats Gara BALCONY, i in se reenter BOe: |) “=P RICES— | Mat BALANCE LOWER GALLERY, 25c Mail Orders Accompanied by Check Will @ FLOOR, 19 ROWS 75 @ GALLERY, UNRESERVED . Be Promptly Filled. UNRESERVED (2 BRS e SEP OR FERRERO eee