The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1917, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1917. PAGE 5 “LILAC DOMINO” TO OPEN AT THE METROPOLITAN SUNDAY NIGH SiS = } Every Department of this bank made a wonderful growth during 1916. The savings and commercial deposits increased 331-3 per cent, a remarkable expression of public confidence. Grane: Conservative in the safeguard- ing of its depositors’ interests. Concentrating its efforts to the building of a strong financial institution. In the heart of the retail district FOURTH AND PIKE Not connected in any manner with any other bank in Seattle. What a Century this is! The wireless! The motor car! The aeroplane! The submarine! The telephone! The fat =f ‘ - e e | a | Z : f | Northern Bank & | (1) A flock of gir the Metropolitan, in “The Lilac Domino.” (2) Jessie Reed, at Oak. (3) Kath. il en erine Witchie, Alhambra, (4) Marie Evelyn, Pantages. (5) ‘ ” Trust Company The most famous train in the worl How our grandfathers would have gasped! Chicago The Bank of Courtesy and Good to New York in twenty hours! The idea of such a Service thing! Why, in their day it was a month’s journey. This 20-hour service is possible only F sy) a railroad of such physical excellence as | theatre, b ning with the matinee, to a foreign lord. William C, Walsh METROPOLITAN ; Sunda rnoon. The Dancing! wil! play the young Yankee princ Chicks will pear in new beach| George Rand will have a capital and sport suit costumes. The Fall| role as Steve Daly, the protege of City Trio, direct from “Big Time,”| John L. Sullivan, who wink en | Metropolitan theatre, for an e€D- will make their first appearance! trance to the nobility. John Shee gagement of four nights and a spe | with the Carter players tomorrow. han will be the lish lord. A cial matinee Wednesday. This pro) “The Seaside Flirts” doesn't con- new player, Miss Jean Mallory, wil! {tain a serious line play Mra, Fielding. Gerald Griffin |duction ts said to be superiatively |", z 7 ; srigitey third episode of “Pearl of| will sing his popular Irish ballads bright. breezy and clean, It ts sald/in. Army” the Pathe serial, will eee that the costumes are a fashion). shown, ——$—== Bright Eyes ARTILLERY FIGHT IS :i3=-'3, Scoe'er tate oes ek yy Andreas Dippel will present “The Lilac Domino” Sunday night at the There is a great dancing exh! ORPHEUM seasons have succeeded so well as a od 4 he nke Prt Jec jeoree ‘ a omed indicate buoyant health. \ When! ON NEAR WILL FOG Te Socie’ ctinet being Tun from! ,,Th* Yankeo Prince,” George’ George M.-Cohan’s Iateat comedy CW l TO _ the eyes are dull, liver and {grand opera ballet to the modern), man's Comedy - remancodinsical | "Hit-the:Trail . Holliday.” Reports els nee need re re pistin ai society ste 1 Feria whl ag ag b Lag ge? from ie Age Ae yn *. ee piece “A G t t R i] Ss " PARIS, Jan. 27.—~Gpiri « at the Orpheum re, furnish the authentle information tions wi Dirited ar} A large cast, chorus and orche® | ooo enc ing Sunday matinee. Miss that "Hif-the-Trail-Holliday” is do- merica’s Greates auway ys em” ota en oe time — of ‘ery combats marked the contin-/tra will greet the Seattle auth) Gis4y, pyman will play the role of ing capacity business everywhere ued struggle for supremacy around] ences jEvelyn Fielding, the American It will very shortly be presented at eee BEECHAM’S Hill 904 today, the official state], ) Wawra | heiress, who is slated to bo wedded the Metropolitan theatre ment declared. The French fire pes RES eee enen ’ tructive e¢.| Headlining Orpheum vaudeville! PILLS was directed with destructive ef-] 10a ‘ainambra for the week start e jfect against German works. Thel ing Sund Inee comes tho Jap ° Uangess Selo of Any Medicine in the Wertd, | “*™" sort of fehting was in/anese prima donna Haruko Onnki —_> everywhere, In bones, 100, 28¢. | progress a Resides being one of the two Jas he world “The Water-Level Route’’— You Can Sleep Ly. Chicago | 12:40.noon NEWYORK sorts rey slates penta ry plete information, call on or Ar. Boston 11:55 a. m. CRNA RANI SEATTLE OFFICE, 714 Secead Avesse 11 other trains daily. anese prima donnas in . re young man friend six years my today, she has an added claim here. |} 6 senior, He ta me out occa She was born and reared in Seat Convalescent sionally and tle, where she was known at high | . time, He goes with anoth school as Marion Ohnick as N W } about his sam Beatrice Herford, delinsator of H Piano 0 posed to be engi to this girl. the funny folks, is also headlined. | want to know if it is proper for me mn rc ; J “ a Ralph z Ri and) Katherine, My Dear Mies Grey: How tito go with him, and if you think | | HE \ { Ek 7 MM | witchio are featured fu a dance di-|{ can | thank you? | succeeded }/ he is taking me for a fool. vertissement. Other entertainers |) !n 0 from the ALENA. ? - are: Nordstrom and Pinkham, in| you sent bs A.—He is doing an injustice to lcomedy; Ames and Winthrop, com the of goog } doth of you. It is generally ac If I were you, I would put the! sai tory explanation and make} Thank you, u 8. : dy; Mies Leitzel, pretty aertaliet, Hen an we 5 ae cepted that a man, engaged, should direct question to him. Tell him it easy for you to know what you A—Why not take up a good” y ans Hanke at the pi } lighted with it, a : not keep company with of take to| you' have heard he is engaged, and| should do in the matter. course in rhetoric. If you cannot — Travelogue, with “Tin ) you | appreciate the }, Biaces of amusement, or call upon |ask him if {t je true. Should ho say os take day classes, join the night orchestra. } on your part, wee = tf other girls. This holds true for the| “yes,” ask him what he means./ Q—Can you advise me what) school class. This will be far bet- : oe i oerrae for me to have it. engaged engaged girl also, then, by inviting you to go to|booke to read to m: xpress |ter than trying to follow the work First Vaudevilie Appearance of Seattie’s Own PANTAGES eure the | 9 Places. This should bring ‘some | mye if more correctly in writin lone and spasmodically at_ho Society's Exciusive Entertainer Japanese Prima Donna in store Beatrice | Haruko ‘4 Herford | Onuki The great Pauline comes to the |! ure forme. A Pantages next woek. Few mysti-|{ sng tne kind aie. ohe oe tlers have created the interest th seatded te tay. lower, | remain {I this famous entertainer Very sincerely yours, | aroused. Panline doesn't care CONVALESCENT. whether you call him a scientific | Fourth at Pike erepgeccrmpe genet TOMORROW phenomenon or whether you call | him a trickster, just as long as you a are entertained Q.—I have @ coin dated 1877, On| After Ten Years,” @ sketch, will | ong side le Queen Victoria, on the| In Her Inimitable In a Repertoire of Songs be presented by Hugo B. Koch & | other side, Hong Kong—one cent, CGhivasiscteninn Co, Other acts are: Evelyn and) 4g77, it is a British t-cent piece, | Dolly, versatile entertainers; Sol pelonging to & Chinese colony. | Florenz Adelaide Goldsmith and Al Pinard in “The| Where can | find out if it has a} PARSON’S ee wate : New Salesman,” and Maric Russell, | vaiue? RUSSELL. " Ames & Winthrop the “Belle of Kentucky,” in “Al 4 i you cannot ascertain the Nordstrom & Pinkham] ;, “caught in a Jamb” | Study tn Brown. it be seen in the | Value of tho coin at your public Ik COMEDY Co. ele pimes | be b write to the United States In a Quaint Comedy An Episode ltatest episode of “The Lass of the} OrSr?. wrt . 12—PEOPLE—12 Coin Co. Fifth Ave, Building “ALL WRONG” |Lumberlands.” and Broadway, | ly y F z Hans Hanke | PALACE HIP |¥. This ts @ Very large co Miss Leitzel nen and will surely know what the coin Retinent Consort Pianist Heading the new Hippodrome |is worth, if anything Wonder of the Air In the Fun Riot TO SAVERS -».-WE CHARGE NO MEMBERSHIP OR WITHDRAWAL FEES, FINES OR FOR- FEITURES OF ANY DESCRIPTION IN CONNECTION WITH SAVINGS AC- COUNTS, AND EMPLOY NO AGENTS. Three Married Men NEW SONGS NEW COMEDIANS PRETTY GIRLS Photoplay Feature | Road Show, which comoa to the Pal - lace Hip on Sunday, will be the Four! Q@—Can a boy of 16 join the Se- Orpheum Concert elty Plerrots, presenting an attle Athletic club without some Orpheum Travelogue Orchestra thietic and weight-lifting act one over 21 of age in his Adamson & Kekuku's Hawatlans | family being a member? tL. M. loffer an exceptional program of| A—Yes. . . . | Hawaiian music and dances, featur _ . ing Verda La Loke in the Hawaiian! @—My troubles are that my wife | il C | dance and the musical perform | goes to a public dance every other | i jance of Joe Kekuku, originator of| night, and will not stop. We have if Presenting “Dance Divertissements” ithe steel method of guitar playing. | wo nice girls, 14 and 10, going to Other acts are: Alexander and) gchool, and they need their moth- Fields, singing and talking come-| epg care now more than ever. | Next Week: The Orpheum Road Show, Headed by ff |disns; Wilson and Whitman, in| don't like dancing, and have to go |song, dances and planologue; Nat|t 9 work at 4 a, m, 80 can’t go out THE GREAT MORGAN DANCERS °°", Jand Flo Albert in an international | tights, We have a nice furnished | iM Mr. Martin Beck |wong and dance offering: |home. Our girl is a fine p The Event of the Season—Don't Miss This Great Show |} The La Joe Trio, cycle experts. | put ng to neg! eee Naw Sor eore at the Box Office Lo sarah Eee Greek bacceet lee einer mether Ve charge no commissions on any of our loans, and , Wy hile G One new sertal, The Great 8 ry night and sh eg J » Reserve Yours Now While Good Ones Are starring Francis X, Bush to ge, too. Now) the q we loan at the lowest rates of interest. Available jBeverly Bayne, | tlon is, do you think that a married Wenner ee ene Our best rate on downtown business property is oak | 18) cares about dancing 80 much a The Seaside Flirts” will be that she neglects her housework, Monte Carter's new bill at the Quk| ang can’t get up In time to get her | children’s breakfast? | sure would | like your valued opinion. This has 1 WAPK BY AND NO ETROPOLITAN OM RORGRERMDE crc cop ove | O commission THEATRE did not know. There would be an| NEW PANTAGES Sen, danas [ii ee eel ; a girls. ning Mat. Wednesday A DEVOTED FATHER. MATS. 2:80 NIGHTS, 7 AND 9 | A-—This mother is undoabtedly | BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON |doing very wrong, It doesn’t seem possible that a woman arrived at |the years of discretion, with two jupgrowing daughters looking to her lfor guidance, could continue to so | The Scientific Fhenemsnon Hugo B. Koch & Co. Evelyn & Dolly Goldsmith & Pinard | rec Aree py carl to an oxteatne. | We have plenty of funds to loan at 5, 5%, 6 and 7 per cent, according to classification and district. Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 SECOND AVENUE THE OLDEST AND LARGEST STRICTLY SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN WASHINGTON Established 27 Years Assets $6,300,000 1 STONEHOUSE “Fighting for Love” of 10. OFFICERS have a | NEW SHIP YARD Is | The Thrilling Romance of a WON BY PORTLAND Cowboy and a Queen | PORTLAND, Jan. 27.—Work on a | new ship yard, covering four blocks lfor the construction of vessels for|f COME EARLY {New York interests, will be started | Continuous 11 to 11 C |here in a few days, it was learned Fred A, Ballin Rbe——=—> RAYMOND KR. FRAZIER, WM, THAANUM, Vice If, D, CAMPBELL, Secretary G. A, BRUC WwW. s. DARROW, President (5 Acts) President Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary W