The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1918, Page 8

comtnucms snow WILKES STOCK COMPANY OPENS ry] _ SEASON SUNDAY IN “ROMANCE” Levys ORDPHEU A vivacious Italian opera star with really big soene in the second and a “past” in love with a young reo:| third acts which leave the audience ‘phan. tor | With a tingle in every nerve tor of high idéale—tnats the plot of | Cornelia Glass, « loval girl who has ebrate Wilken players “opened the seanon| deme newamaper work fort «ny supporting cast is good Labor Da Huff, the leading woman, ax | “YP oe y -eapsigie ini Brarkiveg PSC METROPOLITAN task of sustaining a high emo Phe tional strain thruout three acts and By Seeing cena mr drain te | ae extremes to whieh nity furniah Woods’ frolicking atinty her v A Ivan Miller, the | Se man The play's similarity to “Pair and the young clergyman, Thomas Arm has the role of a man torn; Warmer” and S on pla artam s of a young #0 between a passionate love and the °” DIAKiarism 48 = BF tet e 4 ethics of h profemalo: ‘here are 4 voriby gen preg aa hice. of “hig profession. T »phixtioated dolt under the impres sion that he was a “regular lady: | killer The destine supper with Twin Reds” borders grees to a clan 4 former chorus andal “#eay He ls his best husband girl’ who the enger” on the Te coached for t NOW PLAYING affair by J. WARREN KERRIGAN friend and the complications that en nt women oa the of hysterics who plays the expert, Is a com nal ability, Her of Charlotte antics in “So Long Harton in the role manufactured sue when several are brought tr audience on the ver Eda Ann Luk Medionne of exceptt work reminds Greenwood's Letty Homer of the husband with noarn “TRIPLE TROUBLE” IT’s A BRAND NEW CHAPLIN past, is a scream, and Frank EB Moore, as the husband's friend, is| AND— “A Burgi excellent | Others in the cast are John Fern} lock, a clever youn plays YY iivel First the bell hop, Marguerite er, who - scored & success in “Twin Beds"; vio Or ani let Barney, the society woman, who typleal Kerrigan per Jack Osterman Williamea, taseh tall of action and Webster, | overflowing with unusual | a e romance, adventure and tte Almes thrill eee Sees MOORE Herbert Wilfred Clarke, in “His Reel Trou ble.” supported by Grace Menken, D. = h, Vanderen and Carol Gordon, is the le DIGEST ; 1 Allies’ Official, War headliner of the exceptionally good bill at the Moore theatre this week Gladys Clark and Henry Bergman in a fairy wood scene, vie with the feature cast for first honors Alla Moskova and her classic dancers, Lou Holta in a clever black face monologue number, Joe Morris and Plessie Campbell in a comedy akit,, “The Aviate-her,” and Philip and Karoline Eddy In a fearlegs mid air performance round out a bill that proves entertaining The Red Cross presents a stirring motion picture men in France Review TOPICS OF THE DAY Compiled By the Literary at Barriscale “Madam Who” Doors Open Right After the Parade « “MRISTIE nd “Our Euy t of the Southwest" (Scenic) -OLONTAT nceariyaie SOMEDY showing Pershing’s =a tl TUESDAY (Fiest Showing in Seattle) MILEY STEVENS ib “A MAN’S WORLD” A Drama of Life as it is ADMISSION | 25c Children 10¢ Including War Tax ; worth only a dollar ‘day from the neck down, THE OAK Monte Carter and his company of fun makers are put 1 this week which in high he Isle of Hut herr wor lepicted by Hanche Gilmore is back [company after a h the made “Fatty’s Wild Night” lined by “Big Jim,” vaudevitie'’s ta | mous bear, who skates, dances, wree FAY TINCHER Ues and puta on comedy stunte. in The three Dennis sisters provide Beauty, Grace and Harmony original and high singing feature O'Rourke and Atkinson are a song and patter pair with bright good and very sonalities artelle in ful whistler bird sounds in an class harmony Adults 100 Children Se Plus le War Tax. materia}, | voices leasing p and wonder reductions of perfect and a mimi His are have brought him the title “The Human Bird.” Jania and Gaffney are entertaining singers, dancers and comediennes. | The Zelinon offer an odd novelty | which consists of bicycle riding and juggling on the slach JUDGE ASKS TIME TO DECIDE RENT DISPUTE: Judge A. W. Frate 0 days in which to Edward K. Hawkins, 6 should be protected against his land wire Superior anked for whether has de lord under the soldiers’ and » civil rights act. Hawkins, who | in & navy wireless op will re | main in his home at 1 27th ave. | 8., for 30 days more until the court decides whether or not he in entire ly dependent on his son's allotm landiord ask wished to for support. The Hawkins to move sell the property ITALIAN EDITORS TO BE IN CITY TUESDAY | Italian newspaper men, incl some of th t known journa of Ital Tue day from Camp » the have been making n of American arm | of @ program laid down for them by the committee on public information as he Why Feel Older Than You Are ? Old age is a condition, not merely a matter of yeats. Some folks are young at 80; others old at 60. So it isn’t a alone that make one old. Weak kidneys and uric Bets pogning cause many of the discomforts of those will arrive in Seattle wis, Ww an inspect conditions, as part middle age. Lame, bent backs; stiff, achy joints; eyesight; deafness and urinary irregularities are too under whose auspices they are trav often the result of neglected kidney trouble. Thus the La a Fal way is paved for rheumatism, gravel, dropsy, and Bright's Set one tede eran feet to Seattle by auto. They will stop] ut the New Washington hotel PRESIDENT WILSON USES PAIR OF BAYS Why let weak kidneys make you older than you are? Why not feel younger? Use Doan’s Kidney Pills. They have helped thousands of elderly folks. They should help you. These Seattle People Speak: WASHINGTON, Sept Follow ing the rnment Jews Sunday regulation, Presndent and Mrs. Wil-| Mrs. Chas. FE. Spink, 662 son drove to church Sunday behind Carleton ave, says: “I had prancing bays with tie sery trouble with my back. It ice escort following in a carriage, in ached day and night. 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Doan's| ed them, and have always had Kidney Pills cured me | fine results DOAN; Wc @ Box at All Stores, Foster-Milburn Cov» Buffalo, SEATTLE RED CROSS NEEDS MORE WORKERS Workers to make ments are badly needed by t tle chapter of the Red Cros hay issued an appeal for cutter nearness of cold is cited in refugee KIDNEY PILLS N.Y. Mfg. Chem, The weather in Europe support of the appeal MI REPORT SHIPMENTS | Notification to all railroad heads of the district of the regulation requir | ing railroads to report all shipments of liquor to the collector of internal revenue was sent out by District At torney Robt. C, Saunders Saturday. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS you can't use your head if it tives & big hit’ with Sunday's crowds | Kirk er Christie comedy com. |Charile obtains employment in the ppetendg arc Phystetan ie es. | ly playe Janet La ‘ « the bil houmeh« a chemist, who invents PALACE HIP | whom he:is in Jove, in “A Burglar lh liad [® sreat ae Gorman “agents len WASHINGTON SF. for a Night.” at the Clemmer. LEVY'S ORPHEUM try to steal the formula, but Charlie RIGHT DRUG Co. STORRS The new show which opened yea | tl i ¥ foils the plot by dropping in the | Leek fer « Free Deet terday at the Palace Hip is head.| The Clemmer Digest, showing war Charlie Chaplin’ in the star at P ss lbc.con STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 “The Hun Within,” at Coliseum, | Is Powerful Patriotic Drama CURRENT « GREATER ATTRACTIONS “ THEATRES ala CHISEL DOROTHY GISH enh ifinn = HUN WITHIN GREATER COLISEUM SYMPHONY OKCHESTRA —ARTISTS—30 MARIUS BRAME A, ADMISSION, Be CHILDREN, 166 UBER I i coe’ NORMA, HR TALMADGE uy FIFTH AT PIK CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 Conductor ALL WEEK FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien, in “Her Only Way,” Which Opened WAY at the Liberty Sunday | agrees rien Pe ToDAyS rKOGHAMS WALLACE on the Se eciy ikiteemed 40 GUA teh Coe t HMM aren ‘a | ADMISSION, 20¢ CHILDREN, 10¢ (Plus War Tax) “The | work this in « Karl Wagner, « German Americar M—hartie Chap- Triple Trowtte” Vatty Arbuckle in with kultur on | ih Alice Weed | dathece eat joine a band FREER of spies wh fo blow up an Amer jean Anapor « fanath ee Tel i Seam he Spsnsch: ay gen Sarna on The Shuttle.” ag a ALL WEEK atmiucts h, his father’s ward, to * - whom he ix engaged to be wedded. G@ purticulariy Geol SECOND AT BIG DOUBLE BILI DOUBLE BILL Douglas Mact a government ne | week, and the orcnestra, led by Di ENECA girl, whom he has always loved bill CONTINUOUS A Lyons-Moran cc dan ed ay aR 11 TO 11 yeational feature comp ro LIBKRTY cram Norma T lige, with her co-star, | bd = ' O'Prien, is at the Liberty CLEMMER ; week, in “Her Only Way.” a 80 kong to find hia futher ‘ a little actrees, one of the most ALSO—The 5Act Photo Drama slar on the screen, ia naid to une of her energy and vital business enemies t THE ORDEAL a alsa: @ sg the filming of a picture. The . ae a OF ROSETTA th oa n “Her Only W t in . Star-Liberty Weekly shows a poe apn died cae. kera in the berry districts, | 7 . Steels ne from offices | Levy's Orpheum thix week, in a com . nu Uncle Sam save his crop. [edy riot entitled “Triple Trouble FREE DOCTOR ran makes Dutchmen thru the roof, after a lit tle explosion Hemsie Barrixcale, in her latest fea- ture, “Madame Who,” a story of the jeivil war, is also on the bill NEVER!! too late to buy W. S. S. Of Courae!!—we repate worn shoes, We call, too. A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 see | COLONIAL Frankie Ware. a young novelist nets out to solve perplexing human 1329 FOURTH AVENUE | | problems, in order to get “mater ' for her latest books, Frankie met i and was loved by a young ist David Powell,.and tho hin was | ret urned, she married a book publish A PART OF THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT MOORE IHtAIRE er Malcolm Gaskell. From the ee ee Jevents that happen in her own life PHONES | thereafter, plenty of book material v7 ~ jis accumulated M Emily Stevens plays Frankie | Ware, at the Colonial, until Tuesday Pe a Sas eri 2 Performances Every Day, 2:30 and MISSION 8:15. To Insure Against ‘The Shuttle.” with Constance Tal Disappointment, Reserve Your Seats Early. madge featured, opened at the Mis sion Sunday. Mise Talmadge plays | Betty Vanderpool, & vivacious Amer }ican girl. There is a marriage for money and title, a cruel husband and | many other complications before Bet ty succeeds in finding happiness. lo sing in great Patriotic Chorus—one of the most unique and appealing musical events ever held in Seattle. GLADYS HENRY CLARK & BERGMAN WHITNEY BOYS’ | STRAND The genial Roscoe Arbuckle, more familiarly known as “Fatty,” appears | ppear ‘< = ‘ ” Jin hie best comedy thin week at the “A Ray of Sunshine” Strand. Fatty is ¢ in a beach cafe, with Buster ton an Al St. JOE FLOSSIE Moris & Campbell] LEW HOLTZ John to help him out scene is where he is Fatty’s best inspired by the interpretation — Famous organization that thrilled Pan- cafe orchestra into a ‘ 9-Pacific > ati . < 3h) a of “Salome which he executes with ama-Pacific International Exposition at ghana eegysall dl garter Dat, votin AVUAweiee FATHER'S JOY BOY San Francisco, and has been heard at chandeering a cabbage-head for the head of John the Baptist, and a string biti of weiners for the him to death The Ordeal of Rosetta,” a Brady film, stars Alice Brady and is a story of New York's Italian quarter. LIBRARIANS ARE HERE FOR ANNUAL MEETING Pacific throughout gatherings many great America. asp that Joseph Hart Presents WILFRED CLARKE (Assisted by Grace Menken & Co.) Don’t miss this chance to hear all these splendidly-trained young voices vibrant with enthusiasm and patriotic feeling, and setting of great beauty and elec- trical wonders. A two-day program of the Northwest Library association open ed at the Y. W. ©. A. Monday at 2 by prominent librarians of the Written by Mr. Clarke Northwest Monday evening Dr. Henry Suzzal mduled to add TUESDAY lo was s¢ as the con A Tuvan)” nine “a""anauet wit've ff] MISSES SHAW &) EDDY DUO Admission only 35c (plus war tax) served at 6:15 in the YW. C. A CAMPBELL Conference ‘ammed for T evening discussions are pro esday IN MUSICAL MOMENTS MID-AIR ENTERTAINERS ALLA MOSKOVA AND HER CLASSIC DANCERS Assisted by afternoon and watch, let Liberty If you Haynes theatre value your repair it Next Advertisement REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS = In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very ‘ittle of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran: teed 15 years. 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