The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1917, Page 8

Business The world - famous Uprights and Players, | also Haddorff, Cono- ver, R. S. Howard, Henderson, Singer, : the celebrated | Ramaker Colonial so well known their deep, rich, musical | | TLE official British war pictures, showing the “Retreat of the Germans at the Wattle of Ar ras,” will be shown at the Orpheum starting with the matinee Sunday when the first installment will ap pear Manager Levy, of the Orpheum theatre, makes an offer of $5,000 in cash to anyone who can prove that these are not the exact pictures that have just finished an engagement at BRITISH WAR PICTURES TO BE SHOWN AT THE ORPHEUM ARE REAL SCE _— OF WAR Scene showing tank In official government pictures, “The Retreat of | the Germans at the Battle of the Arras,” T STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1917. PAGE 8 coming to the Orpheum Sunday. ° | “The "Kiddies in “Jack too Kae in “The Hmily Meveus tn “The the Moore theatre ae ee ee “The Retreat of the Germans at/| @ e the Hattle of the Arras,” shows the heroic drives of the allies in every| Which is presented at the Strand. has proved that talent, backed b detail dust and smoke actual warfare. It brings to every spectator din and death of | F ean overcome al Within an t parreverance ny obstacle. 1 The pictures will be shown in ad-| credibly short time Mixa Cow! has dition to the regular program of «tx |Tisen to the very heights of dramatic Transcontinental vaudeville acta. sUuCoeas. ) William's. Hart used his new) An instance of the care which hanes in stata pop S cals senens |e exercises in making soon, in which he dove some sense n! ee ! oceurred , tional riding. Frits, the famous 7 es the pinto pony, continues to be his fa-|the making of “Jack and the Tea: vorite mount, tho he does not ap | SiN. DOr Bt oe Bg PO pear in the filma, Hart personally | “0l A ogg trained the successor of Frits, who tester ef "the p> Ploy ot a ver ange ~ owing to his extraar| tome, had been ¢ od. The two na gence. Franklin brothers sew it, thought akee daring chance ) Hart tak faring chances tn film that ft we 4 not Ser an ing stories, and many times his life A ly with the apirit of the story depends upon the sure footednee ii, |Fetused to use i, An entirely new Rete, 06 gallops § tmadly | scene had to be erected to get the along narrow passes and rocky clitte 3 “The Sceret Game.” playing at the Kact mod of the photoplay Zor Kas, the remarkable child Pa oraek ae actress, in adorable in the role anerty tonignt and ‘The Cricket.” which plays at the written by Marion Fairf Mission until Saturday night t rected by William C. De Mille. § ee ee as oe o Hayakawa its featured In the fe & charming sor < vow | are-tt treat Jap. | Quarter and the little Cricket that — * “t 4 Prods, 4 came to gladden the hearts of the anese detective, who is working to wave from destruction the rican trankporta that are secretly carry ing American an the Pa t troops ac hree friends, who occupied the same garret Donald Hall and Flora Finch are! to surprise the enemy on the/to appear with Besse Love in her an front Madame iach | Conway Tearle Is to be Mary \ . Pickford’s leading man in her neat | picture a Maria Gail Hoary, Hughie Mack and | Thomas H. Ince Is to build a) MOO ' a " n L-Ko medion Ga was with {$500,000 producing plant in Culver % he a Mack | City, near Los Angeles. Triangle d ny ; | wus Vitagraph's heavy comedian for and Eomnay already have studios Pay am gh Sorat! Bmcaggymeesioe there and Griffith and Fox A ctl Great trem ieereieen j $235 and $247. 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AUKEN, Mar. to be negotiating for acreage. dacksonville, Fla., is making a new bid for film studios Thamber The Ch of Commerce has created a spec motion-picture service bureau and bombarding the producers with Jack sonville arguments b Most of us think we would like to the wom | love with ou down, cold ‘Bouls put who has tu is the This the star of thin] be kings, but the job is not atways | produc tion and Milton Sills appears | as easy to live up to nor as pleasant,|9* the man in the case | particularly when you have people | plotting against your life and when you have to marry a prin-| cons who is as ugly as a mud fence! —all of which Douglas Fairbanks | finds out in “Reaching for the Moon.” which closes at the Coll | sour Friday night. | dane Cowl, the noted emotional actress and beauty who is making her first screen appearance as a star in “The Spreading Dawn."| etasf Corfexpondent CAMP LEWIS, Nov, 30.—Had be} n » AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN [ry Ti. Matinee Saturd: Prices, S0e to $1.50 THE Company 3 Care of Scenery MOORE THEATRE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE Willie with Weston & Wolfas I've bee just long enough ney - 0 Wke art he may: nd and 4 Other Acts sol ela Aye eS a Twiee Daily—* nd 130 ws 4 ih lag ng 100, 250, 500, 75¢. Mats. 100, 250, Oe srs : =p tealiaced sg |amuse the fellows who stay | Tonight, Tomorro A Play THE SILENT WITNESS Is tte to Bie. and Night of Vitality and Truth Nig Mat's 170 & 2c NEW GAIETY Theatre—VFirst and Madison NOW | PLAYING BURLESQUE v “AS @ Dig. Acts of HIPPODKOME VAT sey Le 10c Weekday Afternoons NEW PANTAGES Matn, 2:20. UERITE, AND Wt G AKDS AND PUMAS BT BROOKS, King of Cards ARLOVA AND HK, RUSSIAN BALLET General Admiasion, 26, not postponed claimin act In the 166¢ Richard Walton 11d doubtless have been exempted Taye in way to wife a « Theilting Bpectacuiar || AA O7 hi to wit ir Drama whom he mys are dependent Busby's experience as an actor and dancer dates back to his youth He was in the original cast that pro- duced “The Million Dollar Doll” in New York a season ago, and has/ exemption so © could rem in in camp to play an Depot Brigade show. and atre the Ru the new Nate | ade is building On one of t trips Busby met | the girl who te n his wife. He led BRGINNING jher from jocial set to the 4 MIGHTS PRONDAT® DEC. 9) cccce, but Busby never taught her TRVING BERLIN'S the show bu aa Syncopated Musical Success | he's just wife, and T never WATCH YOUR STEP | want®d her to become professional,” | Nights 60c to $7.00; Mat. 500 to 61.50 her ’ present need yr usby declares he plans to within the next | time to will not be re only camp show. Birminghsm, England, exports an eyesto all parts of the world, and war has boomed the business ly A Stimulus to Thrift Thousands of persons in Se attle and millions throughout the now paying for Lib: in Installments from country bs erty bonds their current earnings. ‘This ts going to be a wonderful thing for the thrift of the country. Our advic begin to save n @ savings account here for the next loan, if there is one. If the should prove to be no for another loan, you will your savings, your com. || 1 interest and your habit of [| saving, anyway, | FIRST NATIONAL BANK “Serving Patrons Better— The First National's Business Getter” In the past, war has been the most the army. This shows, w asure of action it is necessary to —at the— | potent factor in the spread of sexual | war really doer cause a spread of nize a public opinion and pur. | lineage. After every great contest, | stich diseases, it also reveals the con: | pose in the communities to make the || METROPOLITAN PCOSOOC OOOO OOOOOOOOOe Khaki Yarns —Second Floor. . The Toy Shop Opens Saturday With Great Large New Stocks of Dependable Toys- -- Toys That Are Differemt--Toys That Are Clever and All Are Moderately Priced HE Toy Shop has grown rapidly in the last few days and now occupies several times its regular space—it is completely ready for Christmas selling. Tomorrow every little girl and boy is invited to visit the de partment and inspect the many, many different Toys and Dolls. Larger assortments than ever before. Bright, clean, dependable Toys at moderate prices. —We recommend choosing your toys now from full assortments. Dolls A wide variety of pretty Dolls ie shown Books —An excellent assortment of clever Books Toys for Real American Boys tiny Baby Dolls, large Girl and Boy iis te beré—re0h Amanein dive for children is featured in the Toy Section. Dolla, Red Cross Nurses and Boy Soldiers, have to be toys of action. Here are rapid The collection is considerably larger Made in America—made of that “Can’t fire Cannons, Submarines, Battleships, Me in any former season, and the prices are, Rireak” material, Also Doll’ Shoes and chanical Toys, Electrical Trains, Construc- GH ccccestpesvetes «+--+. 5B to $1.00 tion Toys of steel and wood, Surely there Clothing. Bverything Dolly needs is fea are toys here euit any boy tured In the Doll Section. The Kindergarten Togs Clever\ little amusing Toys to keep the tiny tot busy are shown in wide variety. Animal Zoo Games There's a big assortment of Stuffed Ant- We bh always featured large selections Painting Needlework. Sticking Lay- male this season an former seasona, of Games, and thin season we have larger ing, Sewing € ving Sets, ete; Bears, Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Cows, Horses, aasortments than ever. All the old games 15¢ to $1.00 » ‘ and at almost any price. and all the new ones; each....5¢ to 60¢ Fraser-Paterson Co, Fifth Floor. Rare Savings and Exceptional Values im A Splendid Saturday Sale of Women's New Coats at $19.50 believe these Coats to offer the greatest values of the season—in smart, correct style garments. Every Coat is of excellent material, each is splen- didly tailored, and many of them have great large fur collars. foremost coat makers. ° ry e 7 ° e ® e e e e e e e e e e e ° e e ry ry e e e e e e e ° e e e e e 8 e e ° e ° 7 ° e ry e e —Secured at notable price concessions from New York's —100 of the newest style Coats included, embracing every desirable, fashionable feature. $ —Wool Velours, Wool Burellas, Cheviots, Diagonals, Novelty Coatings. e rs + . $ —Navy Blue, Burgundy, Plum, Red, Snuff Brown, Seal Brown, Pekin Blue, $ Russian Green, Mixtures ° : x $ —Choose your new Coat from this collection—one hundred Coats—every one an $ exceptional value at ...ccccccocccscssecccccocssrccsscccescccccs BLOOD e Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor ° : ° eo tee for civilian co-operation in com- bating venereal diseases, 105 W. 40th PRUDERY ALLY OF DISEASE a Jtouch with le ading citizens of 800 |American Army Doctors Will Make Drive to Stamp Out Plague | ommuniti WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.— The new American army has en tered the lists against a foe of This includes the ac suppression of prostitution around all ® the greater tual f the social plague is prudery. Un. der the vei and false mod anes have camps. humanity no less malignant flourished. Dr , famous Eng Make Local Officials Act | Presents than Proussianism. For the first | lish phywictan, says that they prot But in the nation at large, espe- | time In all history, the high ably are third among killing di# | any in the great cities, ports and | command of an army has declar. | eases. Aiteny. cunters, the co-operation of} ot camps now under treatn anes were Infecte Over half the men at army YSAYE Master Violinist of the World, ed war on sexual vigg and dis- ease—not after its soldiers have been stricken, but before, y¥ patriotic man and woman is | Local authorities are asked | cooperate, but to get their full Hurope has been polluted. The pres | ditions which are so carefully and] joeal officials act sacuilis tevuedax ec j ent war Is no exception, and every foolishly cloaked in time of peace work of getting this pubtic|{ .! vening, December 3. antry has suffered, Germany, per ay there probably are aroused and to work is|[ Prices, All Reserved—$1 to $2.50 ha more na enough men undergoing treat- ely In the hands of William H./ In America the lessons of the p jhave been jearne a been attacked men for sexual disease in camps and hospitals to fill an entire cantonment. But this is a small percentage, compared to the hundreds of thousands of men in hospitals or ssner, chairman of the subcommit now PL Ethel Clayton IN— “SOULS ADRIFT” CLASS A THEATRE Srd, Near Pike and the mor The greatest —n WHY OF COURSE, j | | alied hack from the front in Europe Whole divisions have n decim. } ¢ the most elemental pre cauti were taker » British army for a long time after the war began, on account of British prud ery Among the colonials, thanks large ly to the clear-sighted and brave ef. forts of a number of WOMEN DOCTORS treatmer The work of ean army is also leading to the 1 the whole American pe ultimate elimination of sexual db ease. For disease can be eliminated even tho vice and frailty may not It must be frankly xed that the of mination Jentific pro sexual disease ts m—not a problem of morality WONDERFUL The wonder film of the While moral suasion haa proved AC age, that is bringing more valuable for man enturies, it ha Starring Charming children and grown-ups failed to protect humanity from sex PMMY WEHLE to the theatre than any ual y 1 the fe of production ever known. has never acted as an efficient de . torrent to vice 8 Tremendous Acts Direct from Its Big New York Run Cleanup Near Camps The work of extn dis: | falls First combating MRS. - oa. into two parts HERBERT Live regres it includes the pint “tunderbore, HOQVERL tion and treatment of all recrutts, | 8 feet @ tches t: d the individual “prophylaxis of | This picture is a Iikeness. It man who expose: self to Guterson’s Augmen: shows what the woman who makes! infection. Every soldier, after leave, Russian Orchestra Herbert Hoover “Hooverize” really | is compeller report whether he Air Varie . looks like has been exposed or not, and to sub: | Blue Beils of Scotland Hoover has said that many of his} mit to preventive treatme If he Xylophone Solo «by Chas. Fisher ideas on food-saving he got right at|is caught lying, the severest punish . ings 7 Selection. pes i home—from his w mont is dealt him rake ee ane oJ Selection... “Babes in Mre swife, the But this is the least important | Children 100 part of the work, the purely medical end. ‘The social end of the problem