The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1918, Page 7

NEW SHOWS ARE APPLAUDED BY Until Wednesday | oon: In picking the headliner of this Night Only! week's Orpheum show, it la a matter Of individual chotoe. Piora Parker and Carter e returning to vaudeville after © moved career and A reeks in a comedy skit, ; . es! .. > The Honeymoon,” are equally pop *: ._ ular Valyda and the Bragilian Nuts ’ not far behind. J ‘arker and DeHaven have a pre tentious offering, and Miss Pa wha is very easy to look at, w somé stunning comtumes. Her ty number, "A Rall of Wool,” the ; le lady dressed tm yards and , ‘ds of yarn, knitting needles for ; hat pins, is distinctly original, Glen Anders’ acting I# the feature of “The Honeymoon,” and his meth ‘ Oda of taming his bride on the first ; day of their honeymoon, not only worked like a charm, but kept the audience on the © of hysterics Valyda, a ¢ belle, with a won derful votce, and her two able as sistants, are al comedy riot, and Norton and Meinotte, two happy young girls, sang and danced them selves into popularity Paul Fung, Seattle Chinese artist, Ruth Budd, the girl with the smile, and Williams, all do are to make the bill enjoy PALACE HIP The new show at the Palace Hip is headlined by the comedy playlet, “Grandpa,” offered by Francis Ow and company Owen, as “Grandpa,” iw an excellent character actor Jones and Johnson are colored comedians who entertain with their |song, talking and aerobatic dancing jact Leon Domque, “The Paderowski of Vaudeville,” in an extra attraction, who scores big. The Petit Troupe are ristey ex |perts and acrobats, whose work ia out of the ordinary Cecil and Mack do a clever singing and comedy talking number. Arthur and Dollie Le Roy have a Bicomedy singing, talking and acro batic feature é | WILKES a) “The Claim,” playing at the Wilkes theatre this week, concerns the attempts of a mother to regain her child after she haa given it away. Aftér she regains it, she real izes that it would be better off in the hands of the woman who had adopted and reared it, so she returns the child to her, Grace Huff plays the mother, an “entertainer” in a frontier dance |hall, who leaves her child on the bar lof a maloon In hope some worthy per son will pick it wu The others of the cast are effective, not a weak link appearing In the presentation. Tonight, Mercy Monfay, the en- tire proceeds of the house go to the Red Cross. This includes the sal aries of the players, ushers, and or- cheatra. | | TALMADGE © [DE LUXE ANNIE : By all odds Norma Talmadge’s Greatest Picture. Seven reels! || OAK “Isay'a Busy Day” is Monte Car. per Greater Coliseum iva Symphonic Orchestra eees 30 ! ter’s offering thia week at the Oak. Pieces Today all proceeds of the three formances will be given to the Red Croaa, Monte plays the role of a private secretary of a reformed Weatern bad | man, and what he doesn't pretend to | TACOMA, May 27.—-The Pierce|xnow about society isn't worth | county republican convention will be/knowing. His antics cause one held in Tacoma, June 22. Primary |iaugh after another caucuses to elect delegates will be} The Dancnig Chicks are featured | held June 15. in the opening number and received « big hand for their efforts. George White has a good comedy role and the rest of the cast assist in keeping the fun in progress. There are also a comedy and a serial on the same bill FISH PRICES ARE SET Puget sound fishermen, according to Charles Hebberd, food administra- tor, will be allowed maximum prices for each fixh of the following kind: Red spring salmon, 10 cents eac! white spring salmon, 6 cents each; Sockeye salmon, 65 cents each. In the Quinault reservation din trict, Grays harbor, the maximum price on biueback salmon will be 50 cents each. Salmon prices have been announce: ed in Oregon and Alaska by Food Administrators Ayer and Gunnison. Prices are effective at once, and are maximum prices to fishernen wherever delivered, either on fishing ground, at cannery, or elsewhere, DEDICATE SERVICE FLAG The Firet Christian church dedi Admission 26 Children 1¢¢ ~CLEMMER | TACOMA REPUBS TO ELECT ‘Where Ané tai te ‘The ones whe kick on Red Cross werk Are those whe take ne part; Wer these whe give, cive And give it from the heart. 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Sand-color Serge Suit at PR gy Mga Rr gy Tabb! ao right with coat oddly cut * telieve Me, Xantippe,” | _ will | auppiies a goodly portion of the fun, to point in front, and self- In the role of a happy young million color messaline _ lining. Si aire, who turned forger to see if he Skirt with izes Kl evade arrest | The pretty daughter of a sheriff ela.” proves his undoing, however. COLONIAL—=Thede Bare in “leod | More tnughs are obtained from the! | Med Mose") “The Mecruit," o Star-Liberty Weekly, showing Uni somet | CLASS A—Constance Talmadge to | versity of Washington students in “The Honeymoon.” | bustle drapery. 0), cance Jousting Ults on Lake Wanb. | %———————--————-—-____ 96] ington. There are funny things in| /Sirbanke in “Hrave and Bold,” at the Paramount fray Pictograph,| te Mission this week, When, as Robert Booth, he nets out for Pitts burg to obtain « million-dollar con-| fi} i tract and marry a girl, he meets|[! first one obstacle and then another. |#/ You hold your breath for fear he won't arrive at the limited time. But|f! why worry? Doesn't our hero always |f| | eet there just at the last tick of the|]) | laxt second he has to reach his des @uch as baby alligators crawling out of eggs, for instance. ee COLISEUM Norma Talmadge has never done anything better than her character jization of “De Luxe Annie,” in the }Play of that name As a cunning crook, she steals your heart as well as sympathies. Annie's life before | U""Uer AY ee she received a blow on her head, was | one of luxury and refinement CLEMMER ‘ Loaded Dice," playing at the Her acquaintance with Jimmy Fitapatrick was the start of her ca reer aa a crook and she proved such & good pupil and employed such Clemmer this week until) Saturday, |e the story of a man who “played |the sporting end of a gamble that | there is no God,” and believed that — ay ee ets eee beat win you must play with loaded eric me dice, His theory seemed to work ‘ Sa a out in practice until his culminating triumph, when he was elected gov ORPHEUM : ernor, was reached Then death £ Particularly noticeable In “The | stepped in suddenly and aa the sands l Yellow Ticket,” at Levy's Orpheum, with Fannie Ward in the ttle role. is the number of notable actors In cluded in the cast. Such players as Milton Sills, Warner Oland and Nich clas Duneau support Miss Ward. A scathing denunciation of the old of the hour glass flow with hin ebb. ling life, he sees that he has won only to lose, and that there ts a God. Frank Keenan plays the star role. The News film has some excetient |) pictures of the war, including views | {| of the Vindictive’s decks after the me Russian secret police and their famous Zeebrugge raid and of Amer. methods of persecution is the theme |ican troops and refugee traina back the author has chosen and the six / of the big offensive lines in France parts are filled with excitement. “Gas Logic.” a sidelight on the Fay Tincher, in @ comedy, “Main | great American home, supplies the —Serges, dine, Poplin and Checked Suitings. ‘Basement Salesroom Smartly-styled New Suits Unusually Low-priced, Through a Favorable Purchase at $22.50 STYLES— Vest effects, braid- bound and but- ton-trimmed nov- elties, smart rip- } pling peplum styles, utility Suits . convertible collars — many ek Ys with | \ | | full 4 ’ THE - lined with messaline or fancy printed silk. MATERIALS Gaber- THE COLORS— Beige, Gray, Mus- tard, Rose, Sand, Ash-rose, Navy. 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First ave, &., was despoiled of $70) cash and checks totaling $170 by Sunday night prowlers. Tailored in the popular “trench model,” of medium weight serge, with full-lined knickerbockers, sizes 8 to 15 years, $7.50. Particular importance is attached | to the open caucuses of June 8, when | genuine expression of choice of dowelry worth $120, including two| delegates to the county convention LITTLE FELLOWS’ SUITS of ladies’ watches, and a 5 ant set| will be sought, it is stated. In city p vhi with a diamond and 18 pearls, was | precincts, the primaries shall be open| blue serge, black and white stolen from the Momé of I. R. Cham-| from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m., and in other checked suitings, corduroys and bers, 1630 Boylston ave, Sunday} precincts from 2 to 4 p. m. fancy mixtures, in junior Nor- night. folk and middy styles, sizes 3 to 8 years, $4.00, $5.00 and Address to Minute Men, Precinct 20, to be delivered by Dean M. M. Skinner, University of Washington, 11th ave. N. and E. 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Parker, salary committee High School Te ‘CENTRALIA BOY HONORED hairman| CENTRALIA, May 27,—Ben Nudd, {a former high school student here, #. and Main at, Tuesday evening. |ers’ league, addressed College Suf-| has been decorated for bravery, ac-| st, Everett, Bubject, “Zionism.” frage league, at Y. W. C. A., Sunday| cording to word received by his par-| daughter, Evelyn, Industrial prodacta exhibit to be|afternoon. “We want ‘equality, not|ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fuller Nudd, now flattery,” she said, residents of Seattle, boppital Struck by an auto at Woodland park Sunday, while looking at the bears, Mrs. N. 8. Sweum, 1711 Baker and her 3-year-old sustained severe injuries, . They are in the Providence HUN SLEUTHS ARE BUNG! The United States secret is superior in every way to that Germany, United States . Attorney-General Clarence Ream said Sunday night, at the Graf Methodist Episcopal Mount Baker park.