The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1918, Page 5

“BEAUTIFUL BILLIE” as “PRETTY POLLY” Something decidedly new is to be seen in at least two of the Orpheum vaudeville acta which marked the | opening of the Moore theatre for the season Sunday One is an “over there” love story shown in a serie of flashes on a darkened stage, and the other is nonsense entertainment in which two dancing stars play the roles of — gramopho Uberated from their mahogany ano salesroom as the cloc Lam The Amoros sisters are billed as Those French Girls.” ‘They sing in American and French, do acrobatics and dance vivactously James Conlin is awfully thin and plays the piano standing on his head. He has a lady with him. The “Rison City Four” provid comedy and songs sung in a new way Cervo, piano accordionist. opens the bill and Gautier's animated toy shop closes it. Produced in co-operation with the United States marine corps, “SCREEN TELEGRAM” Showing Latest World Events. Postively No | Patriots Wil See This Raise in Price | pity | Others Should and Become Patriotic HAVE YOU HEARD OUR MOORE THEATRE OPENS | YEAR WITH GOOD BILL | yer WP Girl From Starland,” a spe singing and dancing Palaco Hip. The ver the audienc is the stunt f remarkably goo wat the irl floa © while seated in a at There is also ing Carrot! clever rube tured 1 dan Keating and Faye have a ge and talking eat lt Ther singing have an ur 1 combination of singing dancing and funn nd Faulkner pre: nedy talk un Hunt funning per formance on the t wire . THE OAK Iaxy in Jal Oak t aud comed the mught in a raid and the audien many laughs out of lex to avoid a prison grants him a short reapite in whieh to notify his wife that he is “going How Tsxy ex he Is going « unaL cell away for 3 plains to bh rare « 4 Shipworkers Get nishes some THE SEATTLE tate ascent AUGUST 26, 1918. Billie Burke in a scene from Liberty LIBERTY Dainty Bille Burke, in “The Pur suit of Polly.” in the feature attrac tion at the Liberty this week. Polly 30-Day Sentences : tle Ben Suther rker, Oscar Wigmosto kins, were sentenced to 30 days’ imprisonment each by Ju Gilliam Saturday morning, for ship yard conspiracy Involving the secur ing of pay for time not worked. Hecause of the youthfulness of the boys, and ft being their first offense Judge Gilliam made the renter light as possible, but did not fee tified in suspending sentence be of the nature of the misdemeanor Four youths, land. LAST TWO DAYS FOLLOW the FLAG to FRANCE With troopa at wing feature A Mack tt comedy oved Him completes the oe. opened at the week's run rbing novel mea Oliver n is even The acting better than the MRS. SEELEY SAYS HER RECOVERY WAS origina A GREAT SURPRISE “In Par LEVIS oR War Plots ait Romances Seen on Movie Screens This Week | it of 1 Sunday querite Courtot in predy in “At the joug Wairbanks in “Mead. Fall of H-star cust. el Carmen in Barbary “Law of the two beautiful Alaska Ma in except isa Vi In addition, the Clemmer Week Dige official war news shows ex cing scenes direct from the allied fronts. Four captured Germ ators are among the exh: wes A good comedy, a Hawatian Army’ and clally interesting Making Steel in the bill ‘To Hell W the Orpheum th with the kaiser handful of killed by erry fimart ¥ itumn Mod day —creation: m eee Kastern milliners ers in the fashion Subec New Second Floor —_— Georgette Blouses Special “agg $4.75 UPPER MAIN FLOOR Silk Blouses consist of a and offer exceptional would sell if marked but will be placed upon ection special for Tuesday. in the regular the tables in the blouse Flesh and White ortment and dainty sizes choice these are contrasting color including 26 16, $4.75. $1.50 White Sport Hats, Tuesday 75c } Veiling and Auto Cap section, on the Main Floor, has taken from stock and | priced for a quick clean-up, 16 imita- ; tion Panama Sport Hats, in plain white, that { are trimmed with green and lavender buttons. ) Formerly $1.50; while they last, Tuesday, 75¢. { color embroidered in and designs in cial for Tuesday, the and effe somprise beaded Special for Tuesday 50 Smart Summer Coats Choice at $12.50 NEW SECOND FLOOR Summer _ style THESE | Coats areas suited to early Fail wear as they are for Summer, and the splendid reductions, together with ex- ceptional value, must forcibly remind you that it all to your advantage to purchase from this sale. 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