The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1916, Page 2

STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1916. PAGE 2, Biggest ONE WEEK ONLY Venton “a SALLE OPERA Continuous Weekday Performance Matinees Tomorrow— o 1 to 11 Le Ay, > \ 50 People 50 in Company Property Value $25,000 ONLY The Incomparable MARY PICKFORD IN HER TRIUMPH SUPREME —IN— . / Se “SEPTEMBER MORN’’ Wednesday Thursday ADDED ATTRACTION Friday BRSb a RSHe 4 a3 SUNDAY _apealt Peg-o-the-Ring aa ‘6 rT} 6 oy FIFTH INSTALLMENT -” _ sserremoen TIME POOR LITTLE PEPPINA” acts NO ADVANCE IN PRICES "hee GIRL” HIPPODROME THEATRE Third and Cherry Eugene Levy, Mgr. (1) The Stadium Trio, at the Oak. (2) Norman Hackett, with the Wilkes players, at the Orpheum. (3) Carrie Foppiano, at the Hippo- ! SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES | drom (4) Mabel Harper, at Pantages. (5) Janet Aliyn Phillips, at 5e—Children—Se 5e—Chiidren—5o V coor] Seats 15¢ Loge Seats 15¢ Under the direction of Capt, of |" Palace Hip. era ‘eeathenganr PALACE Mi Jee serps jo co" LETS UNION PICKET ‘HONEST WEEK’ NEXT “7| Cunning, the “man of mystery,"|bring on Jane Storm and Jobn| | pins ee ean ee > presents mysterious iituakas,|Marston in thelr latest laughing |ORPHEUM | Judge Tallman, tn the taertoc Seattle will celebrate “National prints on @ bloody sheet tn Mra.|*!!! bead tho new bill which opens | ®Uccess, “His Alibi.” The lasting popularity of “Mra.) Friday, refused to enjoin Honest Weights and Measures Coleman’s reom. at the Palace Hip Sunday. Other numbers on @he program | Wiggs of the Cabbege Patch” and a 5 tee abeey aud Cam: |week” for seven days, berinning | Another feature {s Alice Hamil |!sclude the Brown-Fletcher Trio,|ber quaint philosophy bas been | members of next Sunday with window displays, jtom, © quaint comedienne who in “Christinas © a story told In|proved by the Wilkes Players at fectiorery Workers’ union and jectures and sermons. Bird’ s ‘sings and dances. peas Mabel singing com-|the Orpheum this week, as they! cooks and Assistants union from) The movement was started in Albert Phillips and company wit! |C@lenze, and Rose and Ellis, “The |have entertained hundreds of new! icketing the stores of N. H. St.\New York by Joseph Hartigan, | present “ farce comedy called | 2"mping Jacks.” |friends and many times more old- Germain at 409 Pike st and the chief of the bureau of weights and The Fl The eleventh fnetallment of ones. Beri Wiggs” bie rons Pike Place public market. measures tn New York city. ‘ r r Saturday ight and make| 0 . Other acte—Miller and Kent Pd gbedncy law" will be shown on m for “The Spendthrift,” by | ay ig t Just Married”; Larry and is dee |Porter Emerson Browne, which | Parktown Toptes,” and | og « Jopens tomprrow night to play thru) . a Duo in novelty wire | OAK my ._.|the week. | a eteria gees: |_, The Stadium Trio, who do aerial) Norman Hackett and Phoebe d Out,” the fifth complete! ring posing and aerial ring acro | Hunt will be seen at thelr best as ve Guilty?” | patio stugts, will appear at ‘he Oak| Mr. and Mrs, Richard Ward—Mrs episode in the “W SECOND AT SENECA On Street Level fortes, and the Pathe Weekly @F@igunday, heading the new show for|Ward an extravagant, spoiled OMFORT, Security and the movie features: : : wife, and Mr. Ward an indulgent, Service—tire elements most igs ee & fourday engegement. Other] t orisighted husband : aitibics dashes sedu-tepiaeen ot | Is already the most popular PANTAGES acts will be: Dayton and McGee} pick Vivian will be in the cast | desired—Goodyear Cord painless sating place in Seattle. It is point o Headlining the new bill at the|!n “The Doughnut Hunters"; the|again as Monty Ward, the brother, Tires give you in utmost | ages next Week, opening with|Ovondo Trio, xyloph artists, /q role created by him in the orig- i "xisas "ee Cool 20 Monday, will be the; Primarily, but who play on a di-|fpal company. Fanchon Everhart, measure. hurting t. em company, court artists y of Instruments; Lottie El-/ay Gretchen Jans, the aunt, bas the They are buoyant, resilient, over- 1 it be shah of Persia, in an orig.|!i8 comedienne,’ who sings old edy to take care of, so that * F3 . pare: Dance e art of dentistry. Tt na Comfortable |) 2a’ et novelty ealled|time melodies; Bandy and Fields,|feature ts in capable hands. “The size tires—therefore superior in rid- AT THE : a vet, to wl The Slave Dealers. agile and expert dancers. Spendthrift” will play the week ing ease and smoothness This is the ¢ any’s first ap-| The photoplay will be, “Bobbie|with the usual Thursday and Sat : arance {n Am: jof the Ballet,” a Bluebird produc: | urday matinees. They are flexible tires and r the added feature ot the tion, with the captivating screen | nid’ . Le le en a «hero HIPpopRoma “absorb” road obstructions—there- Convenient Oftering the best foods at thet cum. |][]] moderate prices. Double The La Salle Opera Co. opens a fore best insured against stone-bruise you are— TNO LTT service, or two-line, catete week's engagement at the Hippo and blow-out. "ios to your ontive = | ria, to save you time oe drome theatr ws Ml Po . Ye can an . "ear gigp nas gg soon Pl Tantietry We fora aii There’s Music in the A Fuae weer ee wpeeelectn the paat, Thus protected, they have long life and who, in this and other operas, have give long service. ] played all the legitimate theatres Goodyear Cord Tire users—increasing in o c he Eas nape gh Sg numbers day by day—gladly pay more for and an extensive and valuable such tires, and prefer them to any others. fty whe state, over thelr ; Continuous tures, thet we have . Kk for’ the Service The Seattle 11 a. m. to wardrobe. Beginning Wednesday may" be the nature of your of next week, they will present the f sgauheacemat wea . e ° opera, "The ‘Time, the Place and Goodyear No-Hook Cord @ want you to the Girl.” There will be no advance Tires are fortified n mn this point ‘ u S ] Cc es 1a in prices for either performance. against — art to do your work.-we want —=—_—_—=s=—== = | in cut our Ne reat CAUGHT IN THE ACT wincat ieee . oe 1 our —0on Mortgage Loans The Biggest Civic Effort of 1916 Will Be Held ball om ou Only | | — ‘ Caught fn the act of Jimmying Loose Treads—By our NO COMMISSION Each their way into the Aretle Drug Rubber Rivets, PROMPT SERVICE fomistered Gontist. whe has his cer, “ store, 604 Third ave. early Satur 4 Puncture and Skidding— | * from the state dental board oe n day morning, Eddie ham, 1 our Double-Thick ight oe, the wall In tren “ ’ and Albert Edmonds, were ar- Weather and Ribb- Ww. I : i a Se oe rested by Patrolman Meyers ed Treads. as. ad materials | i i and are charged with attempted Insecurity—By our Multi- x gton and our fa. fi. Pt foment | Go East This Summer || And at burglary. They gave their occu- Ge eet thas Whe Savings & Loan | sti, 2o28e Tate ad! thee patton ae elevator “operators Volunteer Park July 12 to 16 CHORUS OF 1,000 Voices WILL RENDER “The Messiah” CHORUSES BY Federated Clubs CLAUDE MADDEN, DIRECTOR Association the orgrasae whe Northen Pacific Ry " ft 810 Second Ave. : cota no mistake by com- $5,500,000 : Ing here for your dental wor t Yellowstone Park Regal Dental Offices Original and Greatest National Park Dr. L. A. Clark, Manager | 1406 Third Ave, N.'W. Con, Third and Unica ‘MAY BUY HEBB SITE aban so Ca ep ark nw ‘Thru the interesting and resource ful Northwest. Stop at riously considering the pur- | 6 of another power site, five r bers of the city council went to Enumclaw Saturday to inspect the tract offered by P. H. Hebb lfor $1,000,000. | | In the party were Councilmen | |Moore, Haas, Hanna, Boon and Fitzgerald Councilman Thomson had made a previous investigation and did not accompany them. Just Printers Modern rooms. est service. Spe 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 J! cial rates. Hotel Virginus, 804 Vir. || sinta, near Westlake Ave Adv. GET BOOZE ABOARD; | STEWARD ARRESTED KALAMA, Wash,, June 17.—Stew ord L, J, Nichols of the river steamer Beaver, Is In jail here to day as the result of a raid on the steamboat by deputy sheriffs dis-| guised as loggers who declare} Nichols served them whisky CLUB AT RIDGEWOOD The Ridgewood Improvement club was organized Friday night at the club house, 36th ave, and Find J. 0, MeMall h Bldg Filiott A.D. CHARLTON PLA SUNDAY NIGHT—ALL WEEK “THE SPENDTHRIFT”’ A Comedy Drama Seasoned with Pathos Same Talented Players—Same Gorgeous Theatre Same Summer Prices—10c, 20c, 30c Lounge and Rest Rooms Open at 6:45 P. M Seats on sale at Eilers Music House, Sherman, Clay & Co., Wm, Martius, Woods & Burns. Festival Headquarters: 414 Smith Building LAST TIME TONIGHT “MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH” Phone Elliott 844 lay, for the purpose of working in harmony for joca improvements. Bob Crocker was elec ted pracitient ‘and M. Melki secretary,