The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1919, Page 5

ON a WSS _.GRAND OPERA COMING TO MET NEXT WEEK EK “AIDA” Mees nee pile giige nan A (t) Elizabeth Amsden; Seattle will have three days of grand opera next week, Araredey, Friday and Saturday. The San Carlos Grand Opera company is coming here under the dircet anager Hood of the Metropolitan theatre, “Aida” will be given Thursday evening; “Madame Butterfly” “Romeo and Juliet” Saturcay matinee, and “I Trova lore” — ecaphandl evening GERMAN REVOLT LED BY MEN | WHO ONCE LIVED IN AMERICA (2) Gaetano Merola; (3) Stella De Mette; (1) Joseph Royer Kr viiay BY C. C. LYON &. FE. A, Statt © ponden cae PARIS, Jan. 24 utionists in i BR Germany who kicked out ¢ at Treve ‘ got their inspiration from At ¢ sth I came upon this the very $0,000 of day I was in German , ri I had left Metz and started for ¥ machine was stalled # Luxemburg, where army press FINDS FRISCO MAN apheada down at f headquarters were to be established. IN GERMAN ARMY posed to do with us? The The Fifth German army, a part A: pouns: fret eutenant came/t® ®Pur the people on to ¢ @ which had just evacuated the) (0 7@Uns Srst lleulen ome | the-war, no the along. On one arm he wore a white Place, was on the mar ack 40} and, showing that he waa an offi-j ‘lows out ¢ TE wanted to see that German |i)” jet analeeia, wn sire killed, t @rny. At the same time, I had in je Faber s be « the back of my head a pian to get |, the arm hh Phcrotgrs nae into interior Germany and find out lho My aang What had been going on wre that a peach of So, I headed off toward Saarburg.| 7.0) tinh Fritz Harris here Gnd caught up with the Germans, | Perees oe . >» enough to go out” and peer Strict 3 mS. eee Corman 1 just rode around this way to ~. fe -aasrBhagb ggeemiaconage TRL R yooo Paper yobs ree ine never went nearer the 799 shored a fighting than the concrete dugout oe aeons. Smale ae wets in the back areas. So, we organ "RA tes ax Prenelncs. 2ty ized the sailors on every ship, in i thi kn Kiet wake 2 cluding the submarines Humphreys’ “Seventy-seven* ar old. we lived in California FS S OF REVOLT OF for twelve years, Then my father SAILORS AT KIE! breaks up Coughs, Colds, died, and my mother brought me And, when t a ame and Influenza, Cold in the Head, joey to Germany they told us to get ready to go out Catarrh, Sore Throat,Quinsy, = [ asked him if he could help me and die, we said: ‘Ne doing: Tonsilitisand Grip. Atal Orggist get out of the traffic jam and put er on my ship thought he me on my way toward Tre * bluff us into subn he a Sure thing I will,” and he went ed out his gun and treatened down the line, and, after’a few min-|to fire on us utes, I anw hin talking to the col Ho we found it necessar Then he rode with me past the their ka f wetter tha the of troops and out » the | their own 1 After that they Just turne We left er ships from being recaptured, anc thousands of us scattered to every It 1 lot of fellown who had en in America and other free ] ONGS| “i... oan Bought and sold at market rates, r < © of the twelve TOMORROW The Seattle € “Ene Another New De Luxe é f then uid had 4 Vaudeville Bilt National Bank America, and been stu )ii Maurice Downey Bond Department é . Le Ji Second Ave. and Columbia St ratem ° yo watch, lot & Company A a In the Celtic Classic theatre Advertisement y “An Irish Arden” PAIN-W CAN FIND oe people ) Van & Yorke vt “The Scarecrow and the ap. Farmerette” ad Gertrude Beck ; rola ita “Look Who's Here!” " tient Flying La Marrs one Darn one fat api he Whiriwind Acriatint he 9 action vd ‘ ack — DENTISTRY ev heaith and strength. Sold Sisters Van Dalle Look into your mouth ana "1 TS Ragitoh Neveity Dancers Hh ezaing. Sif 20, you have KiGOw AMUSEMENTS DISEASE, 80. bo} Arline & Wescott Fronnnia cwice MOORE 21 f eaieky Singiss and Talking THIS Aisease treacherous, 9 Miephants 4 Feature Fen OT ee Or i dinertion eg | | William Mmythe, Sansone und Delite Ph ti 1 general stomach trouble. Allied War Keview shed sed ature ‘hint specializes in the creat: Orpheum Vaudeville q Monday ta Wednesday most 08 Se ottios ve 2 wit a licensed operators and man- ell et the dental professinn Special care taken or chilurens teeth. Examinations and estimates free. Ironcind guarantee for 15 years on all work, A reasonable Ylecount given to all union men June Elvidge Irving Cummings Frank Mayo PAL ACE HIP ‘ontinuous Dall FLORENCE BELL & CO. The Taylor Triplets A Other High-Class Hip Ac in cf “The Bluffer’”’ Giegqunt Tamilion, Yentre Phtaping hile ererenn . United Painless Dentists ected Minin She; ees, & us. 00 INO. —_——— Week Day Matinees 10c 008 Third Av. Phene Eniott 2092, Hours 4.9 - - ot nm mm @undaye—* te 12, x The Largest Audience Northwest Reads Star W in the nt Ads ci ————%j | gomery, Who is THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1919. VAGE & TOBE “SO LONG LETTY’ .T’ FIRST OF FOUR RETURNS;NEW = SSstCt=CS OPERAS HERE BILLS OFFERED San Carlos Company to “White Coupons’ Feature Give “Madam Butterfly’ | at Moore Vaudeville; “Bil- and “Romeo and Juliet” leted”” at the Wilkes “IL TROVATORE” IS LAST GIRL SHOW AT LEVY’S PLAYING AT THE THEATRES HERE NEXT WEEK 2 aaars Sew Terr ns VSP PO PERN Choe R y 1 ' wood in Long Lett 4 nigh " Auchan t Btn : and Julie tu White \ it : . ple ach of four \ PAT ACH UEP Veudey ite : “ KES" illeted,” with Grace i ‘ wings ne th f ba MvThe American ‘ ' \ Pecks \ x 1 t \ Kadi < “ ; . cain star v! Couper ¥ : re : adliner « , , 1 re Moore wh # r ' rel ae * prim jonna ran York 3 na w Amertoa 1 ay ' , humber call ra bois, lyri t ant Italian y theatri : Prevar American dr former jiert 4 ; * star with th r on : 5 pany, New Yor a Sopra M rer ' H r Ramsdells Allied W Review and Agostini, we own Ite Tre Wee oul eae 2 with the Boston Opera com. |‘ ’ . Luciano Ronair noted Frer t from the Paris line ager rg stant, Ue ore pes A . ' " medies, 4 Bane Mie 5A ‘ j 1—Kdith Wilma, Levy's Orpheum prima donna, 2—Charlotte Greenwood, star of “So Long, Letty,” Me. Sipinee os Ankicet enuston Gertrude Beck, at the Palace Hip. 4—Bert Baker, at the Moore. 5—Lillian Burke, coming to. the ’ Theatr he por starting Mc Ce Biasi, with the San Carlo Opera company. 7—Grace Huff, with the Players. & Del Estes, soubrette, at the Oak THEATR Elliott 2525 (Hamme me "ot fs “tonton|* i | . f oni ‘ nt Palace Hip to Have Laonion. Prgiand Ameoo Tarbert, Sls malay ge witty ines ana, “Bagger Policy; Has SS wet eM Cg An Bs nd or Been Redecorated ILKE' wu. =<. THOUSANDS IN = Fifth and Pine w e G fen ¢ a an cia city es we With a Matinee rat 7 ‘cl Irighman, played by George Rehr Simu’ the comple He returns to his people in England | te n, Man} COMEDY sUOCRES from America, posing as a big cattle | ager Jo: the a rancher of New oYrk state. He nounceme ng Febru on back him a fake In ary better shows 6 99 q er India, Mort dan w t man of the West ae waaas tae Leo May, toe dancer, and the Met joe .t once spread its hood as a shade over! ropolitan Trio will give special num-| There will be no’ upward revision Prices: Buddha while he t and was blest bere ous aie = A BARRAGE OF LAUGHS NIGHTS—300-50¢ by the maint. It is this superstit ‘ " : With the WILKES PLAYERS MATINEES SUNDA’ which makes the cobra's life af WILKES THEATRE ocean Schumann-Heink Laying’ Down the tertage WED, SAT —Socdte oa Manatee Perle hich Margaret Angin made t«| and Harry Old Pals eee ee These snakes enter houses 1, mous, w be next week's fering Madame Schumann-Heink, who ap: *. arch of mice or of eggs, @t the Wilkes, beginning with a Sun n concert at the Metre tan | hickens and are not mo-|day tmatine F fan PRR ETA snail y the natives The plot concerns a charming | pumed a ndship of 30 years, that Firitish authorities make lit-| young English ¢ fired with patri-| pagan in Europe, when she lu 4 progreas in driving out the mu-! oti for her country, who opens | with Harry Stabl, Fourth ave. res atition but are seeking scientific her home for the use of soldiers 00 | taurant proprietor Stahl means to lessen the menace without ugh from the front. Later, to | .6 noted singer spent t ternoon stirring resentment gonaip, she poses as a widow | 4) the Stahl Highlands home Snakes are not the only scourge reported killed In battle manhioaal dia. In the ame year 1009 A colonel, a lieutenant and other} insdtiahcasicanpenal 1 Netween First Bae ¢ killed by tigers, which pases taking ad of mow OL D-TIME COL D Second thruout the country, wolves hospitality ’ ) Elliott 5434 and bears killed 280, leopards 339,| with th CURE—DRINK TEA! | ore ets and hyeane 89, and other| in an unexpected climax Cee ee Starting Today—Continuing One Week animals 459. ne ace Huff will have the part of/ (0) @ small package of Hamburg ==: ne Breast Tea at fictitious widow epee et eo | : z a tablesp { this hamburg tea, 1° Pi tally-ho girls, said to be) Sour thre as and drink a the ey sing’ all-girl band in| toacuptu 16 tu the , i NEW STAMPS \ the new Pan-| most eff way to break a cold MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY AND THE tage and cure t opens the pores, AN | relie x cor t Also leo (s alint or the ae " nie Phi S Raa iris will present “A vat ta inécpes nd ontirely veg —IN— 7 , nee mene ? Latoy ha models in a t : by th r advertise them STOMACH UPSET? ADDED ATTRACTION int r tk f il- | selves a omedians } Ar PALACE Get at the Real Cause—Take BEN SIMMO NS ( P government plat Pathos wit Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Indian Baritone n Mesopata : Irist splot hat's what thousands o Soe — eee: 1 r ich on the sufferers are abiog now. Instead of haa . t f air taking tonics, or trying to patch up a NIGHTS, 1 Oc, 20c, 30c Ket Os eae poor digestion, they are attacking the ra ae pelle Te, tasngte’ story, | fet Cees, on the, ailswect <= clogged Night, 7 and 9 Mats., 10c, 20c ‘Tuesday’ and Friday , : iver and disordered bowels. Night, 7 and ee s Ht | the “Searecrow |,, Df, Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse Seats may be reserved for the first performance every night : ¢ fa ine Bearecro’, the liver in a soothing, healing way. except Saturday and Sunday. Ms ; he Barmerette, "in a skit When the liver and bowels are per- oa Y LA PSS CHsOe art. 6. This natural functions, away gevernment present tpourrl of ion and stomach troubles. singin s and clever “Tf you have a bad taste in your a ____, ‘: : ? mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, » Teck, in “Look Who's Jazy, don’t-care feeling, no ambition or ‘id fo have a much “dif | energy, troubled with undigested foods, of entertaining her you should take Olive Tablets, the 5 audience ‘The Fl ing La Marrs are | substitute for calomel. whirlwind nerintints Arline and . Edwards’ Olive Tepsete sce) f | Wescott present a comedy singing purely vegetable compound mixed wit! * jal to The Star by king act blive oil, “You will know them by their Matinees, 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 Jan The set ters Van Dalle are English | olive color, They do the work without the kingdom of the Hedjaz w lancer griping, cramps or pain, PEARS A a y Se be allowed to interfere with the | _—* ‘ake one or twoat bedtime for quick BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE ST de ai Wicadaee tie ax leaned relief, 80 you can eat what you like, Dee ciate in Pilentine.:’ Tila aeeur The Her 4 new musical | At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists, ul, son of |comedy to « at the Oak Satur target a ot Ha a 12-Tally Ho Girls-12 tative of the new Arab monarchy at, *troslt It fenturen Oncar Cit a ; ne funny Swede, and Claude Kelly the ea @ cor main. branches of the #% two men troubled with harping Thoroughness Largest Singing Band in Vaudeville Arabs and Jews, are W!¥e st ake oa ceca md ta co i ell Fetaut) Lou Davis has a juvenile role in|} pi Moan | i The Arabs intend to give the | this comedy, Stacy ttausection, Sma our ous" | Zioniat Je ur pla und the nation The trou and fun begins when tomers are accorded every cour- aot va have avauved the Araby of the two husbands decide (o turn the |] tesy consistent with sound busi- Bate ‘lige pd ong yien dene t bi on their in pective wive ness judgment SAW bak Te Temlati aeloriane wen tra | ah 4 Specialist for the Blues Fas itaalite nut (head Miss Rowe, by request, will sir : oF : oat eared “# ats rh of Sallie Fisher's great song, "A Won sald on § And Burke and Burke, in “A Western Union Flirta- reormar on progre ee a esa axeiniak wit ke eet ee eee tion;” Mlle. Latoy’s Models, in a posing novelty, and Thru an error, J ironmtte ee lacwonnaken of 3 tu aided Yaka Zuhn and Dreis, different comedians. mentioned pipe maj t the Scottish | Ben Simmong, who will sing some et ae celebration for the poet Burns Fri-| baritone solos Peoples Savings Bank General Admission ..............25e OND AVE. AND PUKE 8’ day night, instead of Willlam Mont Vitagraph’'s latest serial A Wight for Millions, pipe major, is tho movie feature, |