The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1917, Page 5

PAN GREETS TEACHER PUTS Popcorn Nebraska. per Th. STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1917. PAGE 5 Porter was accompanied to Camp| IN TWO MINUTES WELLMAN AT THE MOORE mea) MOORE THEATRE 2880 10, “ aa ’ Cynthia Grey’s Ss _—-— W J |“Madam X” at Wilkes and New Burlesque Shows Open at the Gaiety Ass ¥ = 10 LETTERS ¢€ AT THE THE, 8 | WITH ALL FAVOR) OVER IN ee suman ae saan a | Mins Gre Please state BY RALPH HL TURNER =| That the school room is a | sue Ohicdis Wonseniia nen satiny, satan hive the mothers ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE United Press Correspondent proper place to piant the seed ry ren! audoville) pension law at the present time, and -) TOKIO, Nov, 10-—That the signing | of patriotic endeavor has pro; Wilkos “Madam X” which stater A MOTHER TWICE DAILY 2:30 AND 8:30 @ the areement between Viscount) erly been demonstrated by the | Galety “In O18 Kentucky” At the prosent time 29 states ‘ ; : Apel seein gs pone gg soy — Same ine Me ee eee |) Orptroum Vaudeville have either general or limited we Reset” tn the relations tetween| high school | Tee" AN"® |} Pantages +. Vaudeville inwa commonly known ae “wid BEGINNING TOMORROW MATINEE ue ‘ Palac * owed mothers’” pension laws, as olpet roanere a dee, com. Vixon, whose watchword ts —_ bese follows: Arizona, California, Col = Se ae aoe he originality, began with the outbreak (YY orado, Florida, Idaho, Mlinots, ment insures perma-| the war to guide her work along | MOORE ee ee Jct peace between the two nations [S¢# foverned by eurrent patriote| “ally Ann Wellman takes the Michigan, Minnesota, “Mixsourt, Bf the Pacific,” says the Japan | *Uvities, honors next week at the Moore = . ha During the Liberty loan campaign | Miss Wellman appears in the lead ona Hampant ; Jersey, ‘The press generally emphasiecs |*he had the students write themes| ing role of a drama entitied “Young + ada eis Begg ve es san Ae oenition of Japan's special in-|*%¢ essays on the vartous phases of | Mrs Stanford She ts supported 1 ae : * the campaign s nia, South Dakota, Tennessee, forest in China by Harry Haydon and Emmanuel ieertenhs dalle te weet ell At present they are keeping tn} a Purner Utah, Washington, Wisconain, factory to the Japanese people,” | comact with the Intricate work of|” Arthur Deagon, a musical com Wyoming —in— DL Bays the Jifi Shimpo. “It cements| National Food Administrator Her-|edy star, ix quite at home in vau. Dear Minn Grey: I have seme “YOUN 3s IF ” SMe gainitship between our two na-| bert Hoover ie deville, He immediately gains Seas dhatarin’ sonten’ t Samak tose YOUNG MRS. STANFORD! BGP learing away all misconcep.| Abproximately 126 students are| sympathetic touch with hie nud Suites caae Stich t wi te aan A Flash Drama ’ tlons! of the past.” today writing on one of a number of| ence with ntimental song of _ co gle dl tl Mice hy jPhases of the food conservation! his own composition, and then pr anstad maz The new giant 16-inch guns of the | movement cooda to give an effective 20 min sao eae hi si ss Arth United States defending the Panama| The following subjecta will be! utes of tatemant Wrap the material in layers of ur Burt, Ed. canal and New York shoot projec: | treated | Irene Hicardo and Max G. blue tissue paper ae Deacon Johnston & Co. immense steel guns can «ink a ship|“What To Do With Left-Overs.”| titled “Ah, Gimme the iting” Dear Mins Grey: I wonder if you Late Masteat before it has realty came into xight.|“What Does Food Conservation! Frank Burt, Ed Johnaton & Co can help me? I am nearly at the Comedy Star in “Blatt” Sak Mean to the Amertean Pub give a comic oddity entitled end of my patience and I am #0 |"Food Conservation - Unaelfisiness”|“niuft,” @ clever vehicle manufac. iscouraged and disheartened that Cooper & ‘ A | First to Try It Out tured for the sole purpose of cre I am almost driven to fits, It is = In « Mixture of The Skating Pe hg 4 ating laughter, featured as a all because my work is so hard Ricardo |_ In varying from the usual routine | curtain raiser. Lloyd and Brite will and pusband so unapprec 1 Bear | method ¢ ructing English, Miss| present their own conception of ch od wave two ca > al e é@ #, and #o far as tt ts! yaudevill young » baby. My husband has “LOLOTTR” is correct, that she is| ‘rhe Retreat of the ¢ & good position and our rent in TH EATRE be first to start the work: In the! ine Shi aggpee hve gel govern lens than $15 4 month. He doesn’t city schools Offering. This is the third of a allow me enough to have my wash THIRD AND MADISO: “The studente taken deep inter-| cries Soe Teetieass usa, third of 8 tag done an on wash day 1 work Orpheum Travelogue Concert Orchestra |eet,” explained Mise Dtxon, “and 1! owned and produced under the su from early till late in a steam 7 jean see that my efforts are bearing | pervision of the British govern- inconvenient kitchen, because there | SUNDAY | frutt. pat is no laundry, The ventilation in | “One boy says he has stopped aM bad. In the rummer I nearly faint [stag eager tn his coftes and te bow | GATETY with the heat and in the winter substituting syrup. All of the stu-| «in Old Kentucky.” which re I am stiff with « It is bad for dents who have been in the habit of| vives mamorics of yours. tah all of us, I know. If supper isn't} 2 ‘ | buying candy at the corner store At| Somes “for a, week's, engupeensn | ready the minute he comes in he| Added Attraction Be ee eee acing [At the New Gaiety theatre at Firat| is cross. He dresses and goes out | prac witha view t a dean | 8h Madison, starting Sunday | 4m soon an supper is over, If I} i NEW Lee ee ete mle Work doss| it has been a season for melo-| fgg Be. ake: the tate he| Martin Beck, by Special Arrangement, Offers the . drama in the theatres and the =e lot where I am going.” | Thi ast Epis c Gueiaal t cover alt tes Gamaas fou can tell your husband ; ici Jar Pi ACTS }a net es allied ceae were presente! Kinds of shows that had to be tn-| oa that in the future you expect British Government Official War Pic jtoday to ncipal Otto 1. Luther! ciuded in this all-embracing title | £ him to give you square ¥ (Transcontinental Road i” a. me cana én dibs melodrama, society melodrama, ora there is any force in Show No. 7) | Dixon students, at the same time| =2steh melodrama, bemerows 1—Frank McIntyre and Hattle Brooks In “Miss Springtime,” coming haces pra Pe deg Pe go wie ! : , prosonted A necond set of flags to| melodrama and half a dozen varia-|to the Metropolitan soon, 2—Kmily Wellman, Moore, 3—Fanchon Ever ee ee eee eae THE GERMANS « Ax H eee , Yona. It remains for “In Old) hart, Wilkes. 4—Neck Suen, Pantages, S—Jessle Hillyer, Orpheum.| )Ut % Woman's work is neve and | "Stim but a vere work | Kentucky," however, to bring back | ¢—Jean Sillirk In “Old Kentucky,” Galety, 7—Nana, Palace Hip. eiecey tue past oe tae would continued thruout the| eciieuss, ths tana meager i flows knows that he must BATTLE OF ARRAS” year. a. says she will attempt to] tho hig theatres, the k gy r matics and touching heart appeal! «inging and munical act in which! give something more to the oman wore thet is ta won peeple—as we of today call them PRINGTIME” 18 COMING deen Cee soning Soatig Merges ewe (LAST EPISODE): (LAST EPISODE) et eee eiaia’ Gnd wipe. tua iTIME MID andelins, . S eight hours spent in a factory : 3 e Poa ortnared to day. eyes, not so much at the pathos wh Frank Molntyre, the prin, T King Brothers are “Tereo or office. The care of the The Greatest Fighting Pictures Ever Made—All the pal Luthar heartily endorses aad the eater ¢ th cipal comedian with Kaw & an Come who will family is not alone woman's | Dari D: d Deli . f Ww. | nee ange methods of instruction.| 5 ola play yf memories) mertanger’s production of “Mins| offer sor ata to demonstrate un-| work. She could ax well stop | AG, SE ae aaa: - — Following the week of “In Ol4| wnich™ comen to the Metropolitan] Jorge ant Hamilton have eing.| ith the birth of her children Twice Daily, 2:30 and 8:30—Prices 10c, 25¢, 50¢, 75e Kentucky,” comes a big mumtonl nevt woos oe ee Moser cord and say her work ix done, as | MATINEES uY, 2 Pp, M.—10¢, 25¢, 5' | . how to get thin. Whether any-|in a comedy skit he has no duty to them be LEP REE RENEE NATIONAL COUNCIL WILKEs body loves him does not worry Hyde and Hardt have a comedy| yond providing money. for War Tax Collected at Box Office in | | <heageme 32° — Mcintyre so long as everybody Acrobatic act which they call “The! their food and clothir. PER. wwe x,” one of the greatest! jaughs at him. Mcintyre comes of | Porter and the Tourist.” Ask husband if . | ¢ramas of the times, will be given|a robust Michigan family, His| The feature photoplay wil be al no love for hie edidnn it ne | by the Wilkes players at the od 2 * . jove for children—if he WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 nu | ning at the matinee” inday. uns Ge Wise Ga eal pds not binding them to him in | THEATRE OF |merous subordinate committees of Following so closely after rip-| steps on a scale it. registers PANTAGES a or Me Ween and’ ter | the council of national defenses, in-| roaring farce, “Madam X™ will be| ir it shows a pound or two leas| Topping the new bill at the Pa: Oven | PLAYERS | cluding some of the leading business | doubly interesting because of the ho i» ucteally worred tages, openi b seth eae Hour husband, tn thie exttical FTH A INE PHONE ELL’ 408 men of the country in their member-| great contrast between the laugh gaye olden Meng he geno ihre lh doa diremarey Mlccrrarad bs: nda Bis eas | ship, will soon be dissolved and elim-|of “Baby Mine” and theserious| ORPHEUM | secgaprconey ener will _be Neek! remove you to more sanitary | inated trom the government wervie.|Inamon the drama "teacher. “Grace ome a ua |e einen, Eoniuns tn is] living rooms or tare Oe wa fe TAPE EVES MATINEE. STINDAY In making this announcement to-| Huff will be seen in this play in san damian’ at Ga tee ene Mecntess | iS_Gone out of the house. | TOMORROW | ay, Director Gifford stated that ar-|her best part «ince she first ap gd gn Are Po get Wd ny. gin Insist on having this done, rangements have been made to per-| peared here in “Romance,” for her ~ Ee ee ee tek cane Ce nny| SAR Ot Gebe enatiiice of other | Other Matiness Wedeceday and Saturdey form their duties thru the war indus-| present role is one of heavy dra Alexandra Cartisle, in/ Singing and dancing spectalties,| necessities or pleasure, in tries board and committecs repre Re AN five-act sd tho added attraction of the! slight lightening of your labor , 5 | . in support of six vaude- | wee pron pleas Press 46 59 senting all services essential to the/ of which will be) Other numbers: Frank Bosh. A 1 ene Mine mpgs P |=rrmmene war supplies | — r x ‘ .| with the chikiren from your | _ Today s Market anish Trouba-|Atperican story-teller; McDermott} husband after work will make Cents—Nights and spew Ul offer “A|and Wallace, in fun with new! your life brighter. ! ‘INSURANCE AT LEWIS and Janis and 4ngies; Martin and Florence, “At! | : Sunday | Rean are dancers and singers the Tennis Court, and Walter U Ss. ENGINE | ‘ane ase ¢ Other new acts will be Man: Herald, eccentric dancer The play that expresses as none other the TO BE 80 MILLION ran ] Verstables and Prait and Lee, in “After the Matinee,” a one wonderful love tie that is so ins bl: 7 o com! Von Hoff, a COMING TO THE MET. indi = Staff Correspondent | com ps SB ce yal “The Flam: Richard Walt binding between mother and son Poe io omedian, and George : ne "Richard Walton| gray | Se See ee Mon 30.) The Cowpuncher with his Wooden | Tully's latest ‘success, which will| “a// Correspondent Nights, 20c to 500—Matiness, 150 and 25o—Box Seats, 67e for Children ernment insurance will be taken b Hores come to the Metropolitan theatre| -EWIS, Tacoma, Nov. 10 Sine GaGh ae dame Of thie pong eee a, EE f for the week commencing Sunday,|—Government engineers in charge Nights and Sunday laccerding te preliminary estimates ke Per ——- a ‘ ; vember haa been aptly de-jof the laying out of the site of the wry | i tie 9) Ae ilar feature ts to head-| scribed as “a thrilling drama of py sag pny ragon of AES 4—Lacal, por bos 160] line the new show which opens|love and motherhood.” It ie a|-o™ Liberty park are almost thru SATURDAY. | Pe ag ap liye lBh nara pase per Sunday at the Palace Hip. This is play that possesses those mame ele.| *'% thelr task, and the arrival of — | pany. aad tee ts at eek Ge Mra, Otto Fiecht!'s Swiss ‘Tyrolean | ments of romance, imagery and|Jo&n D. Porter, Spokane contractor | —to keep the stomach well, the AME TEE BEST At Oe oe of 208 Sve. in | Troubadours, in a big program of charm that have done so much to| whose company has been awarded liver and bowels regular, by the rege eaperng pill ayuornrer dation sing, yodeling, dancing, comedy | bring success to Tully's other con-|the contract to build the park, timely and helpful aid Mt ~ . Ss sale ne we - ©. tributions to the American theatre,| makes it probable that actual pes ne e , singers and “The Bird of Ps ise" and “Omar,| struction will be started within. - a to offer a|the Tentmaker.” |ehort time, complained ef after meals, | Potatoes Locals, new Yakima Geme & BOYD Dental Special Announcement By DR. EDWIN Prod D. Dont wear a veil to cover up skin trouble Resinol makes sick skins well Is your appearance marred by unsightly patches of eruption? 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It iee delightfy! for the toilet, bath and she: Resinel Soap ment are NEW PANTAGES] MATS. 2:30 NIGHTS, 7 AND 9 BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON The World-Famous Inventive Genius - Neek Suen Marvelous Chinese Wonder Worker in “THE HONG KONG MYSTERIES” The Revue De Vogue A Radium of Splendor Other Big Features—General Admission 25c oiled or Ground Barley Cracked’ Corn Prottacers Poultry, Veal and Pork Reotters 1917 Ducks Fat Native Washington creame: , onbe . tio wheel . Lamburger triplets Hiadger brick, case Badger brick, single Washington triplets Native Washington creamery, cube. wm NEW GAIETY =] peorseee and Madison—Werk Cemmencing Sunday, Nevember 11 ROWLANDCLIFFORD-GATTS (Inc) Presents AN ENTIRE NEW PRODUCTION OF THAT GRAND OLD Inimitable KENTUCKY Large Company of Exceptional Ability Don’t Miss the Big New Street Parade Popular Prices—— Matineo Daily. BUCK AND WING DANCING CONTESTS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS——OASH PRIZES. 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F. and Legions of Pretty AND BEAUTY COMPANY OF 75, INCLUDING Frank McIntyre, Zoe Barnett, Harrison Brockbank, Hattie George Leon Moore, Frank Doane, Mae Hennessy, Nunn, Alice Gaillard, Chas. De Haven COMPANY’S OWN ORCHESTRA OF 16 PIECES Sample Package matled Free by the BELLINGHAM CHEMICAL CO, Bellingham, Wash. Evenings 50c to $2.00 Popular Mat. Wed. Beginning Sunday, Nov. 1 ‘8 Miss Springtime The Greatest Musical Show in America BY KALMAN-BOLTON- WODEHOUSE