The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1919, Page 2

inom ees tense meen MARCH 24; 1919.” ; 7 “THE DUMMY" IS | WELL RECEIVED Wilkes Audience Likes How- ard Russell CREDIT FREELY YOURS! one ' Howard Tusset!, of the beat —here is ready for you an ideal ti the fealitihte. tn feattla credit service to 4it your indi- cpg reed ae sg Bose cg egy vidual needs! h Wilkes theatre this week. While —extended you in an agreeable, ESTABLISHED nctly aulted to Rumelt'® line of . dignified, thoroughly satisfac- 1864 eiissa uauuatine aupeove) ot bie < 8 ¥ tory way—‘“‘ask your neighbor.” BE) presentation of the deaf-and-dumh a ade MAS id 9 Measenger-sleuth characterieation. neem miiens sit, aiiccatae Waa art by bittous to be a detective. Hn vb tains a cha With a private de # ective agency, and gets his first real enne the tuction of 1 “> m | juvenile, played uth Reniek, A of crooks, desperate father “y r up the plot h ta in volved, Nght and to ken a NATIONALLY KNOWN: SEE SATURDAY EVENING Post, MARCH 22, PAGE 1404 glia ham ae Sd y The work of Jane Darwell as Ros Mart, w ofa c¢ ok —the. cabinet women have always wanted! enh a PE ge | every woman who has ever used a_ kitchen cabinet has | best selected seasoned onk. | —anil- ond insect-prool oat ver 1, Cornelia Giane, Ivan wanted certain improvements ; thousands of women who have bhed, steam - proof ent) oe Ce yeeng J os n Bver not as yet owned a kitchen ca abinet have formed mental pic- dita lett tua Dery. ane sole Mialeaeen | v of the conveniences they would like. | * roles, Norman Fouster and this big, beautiful, truly modern SELLERS KITCHEN —seven-pleee sanitary « Erman Seavey are well cast as INET all ideals of all women, we think, are answered; de enpec ae ctives, “The Dummy” was wel is the supreme production of the great Hers Factories— Mabed metal | Wilkes audience was appreciative. the direct result of 30 years of speciali: kitchen cabinet practentlp forever, ORES 4 METROPOLITAN Surrounded vaudeville ience; it marks the pinnacle of physical beauty, dura- ity and convenience. —long needed improvements are here combined for the first time; no other cabinet has them all; and not a single one type door ’ exclusive by .© company performers and a large chorus of singing and dancing girls Mutt and Jeff,” Bud Fisher's comic ot a atyle catebes : you allow removed from your cabinet. creations, have been brought to life Would and are playing at the Metropolitan : ‘ “ - until Tuesday night. Bove Tanto ™ | J Richard Freeman plays Mutt and “—any word picture of the splen- Jerry Sullivan plays Jeff. They per athe oni tei. ' form continual round of funny did workman: hip dpa ‘ ora escent stunts and, as in the pictures, Jeff : cian beauty of this SELLERS | 2004 in generally in trouble and Mutt KITCHENEED cabinet would | be deplorably inadequate. ' You will recognize these su- | periorities the instant you see _ it. And you will, as thou- | sands of other women have, immediately’ recognize in it @he cabinet you have always helps him into and out of it, mostly Into it There in lots of singing and danc ing by different members of the company, Especially pleasing among thene is the rendering of “The Rose »¢ No Man's Land,” sung by Robert R. Wilson, Jeff and Mutt are not idlers, either, when it comes to sing ing and dancing, and have several «00d numbers in which the chorus girls are uned to advantage Among the supporting players & number who have appear in vaudeville, including Re | Wilson, Mona Wynn, Ed Hayes and — George Ralston SANITARY see GLASS OORE SWINGING spestenerg TRTING METAL FLOUR BIN RECIPES. i} Avo CL /PPINGS 5 invite you to visit our / ‘store and see this SELLERS ‘cabinet. Tt is a convenience 5 Su6ae an Paul Dickey heads an unusually ‘every woman should have and | good bill of um vaudeville, that. any home can afford. | which ope Moore theatre ¢ Sar ae opr | Sunday, Dickey appears in a dra 1S SPICE JARS mt jmatic playlet of his own writing GLAS. CURTAINS l“Phe Lincoln Highwayman,” a dra [matic bit of stage work, which went lover big with the Sunday audiences Secret service men, police, a girl re porter and the bandit are the char- j acters in a swift moving plot. The action revolves upon the disclosing | of the Identity of the bandit and the jplay ends with an unexpected ctl | max Inez Plummer, as the girl re | porter, scored in Sunday's perform | ances, Sam Adgme and 3. P. Griffith | present “A Music Lesson,” a 20-mir jute comedy offering that ranks with | the best that hax come here this j#eason. Both men are fine singers, who do sing a couple of songs ser jously, but their comedy is what puts the act over. apa rst o mera LiOime TOP (OM ROLLERS) | Florence Hobson + and Elleen Beatty are two pretty misses who i meva Beet | wing and piay the plano. ‘Their NO CANE BOK WITH AUTOMATIC venrnareo Si/01NO COVER | duet songs and piano selections were well received. ‘The Six Kirkamith Sisters stage a musical number; Gharlie Wilson rang up many laughs in his act of fool tehness, “The Loose Nut”; the Mc Intyres are markemen, featuring a human target; “Those Girls of the | Altiude” are four comely maids who |awirl thru the air, suspended by their | teeth. 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Zellner has a little playlet entitled, “Ow ra.” in which to tn the characters he impersor —the price of this fine oak cabinet, pictured here, with polished $ 4 5 metal top Lee, Lincoln, Brothers, who demonstrate just ho the vaudeville players roast each other and the audience, in the wings. before their entrance A good lexson for those on whom the monotony of their daily life seems to pall, is offered in a sketch L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Established 1864 AL 8. 11th St FALL INJURES WORKMAN called “Dreams,” and acted by the the top of a hull at the Seattle North ene Broth 2 a Rood trip Pacitie ihipbatiding plant Sithday KEEP ON JAZZING) horizontat bar act; Marion Gibney ia jafternoon, Cody Wegkamp, 22, Bris » Fremont Jazzera kept getting pretty young girl who sings, tol hotel, 419 Seneca st., Is in al more and more jazzy every night| “ances and adda in a bit of comedy; city hospital. |that the Jazzarimbo lasted, So the| Richard Hamlin, billed “The Orig: Management Saturday night said,|!"8l Man in Brown,” has a mono- logue, and Wells and Sells do some clever acrobatic stunts and tumbling. 1EUM “On with the dan for one more Sestak’ to Decide New night, or, as the sign put it, “Come Demands in Election ack Monday, You Jazay Jazzarim De: Take LAXATIVE ;pROMO ‘aut. (Tablets). stops and Headache nnd works off B. W. GROVE'S signature A grand confetti battle is| LEVY'S ORP! lon each box. 36. | e = | pla 1 for tonight for the final} y White, as the “King of | SALEM, Ore, March 24—This {| windup, Kokomo," has a good line of comedy the day for filing arguments for |————— ——— y's Orpheum this week and against measures which will be | 8 Abble Kabibble, is mis. voted upon by the electors of Ore- | ’ for a king when he announces gon at the special June election. The tha fact that he comes from Koko- Searve arguments will be published in the| mo (he neglects to add Indiana). rip and influenza “°":: the largeat prinding eauip- | offic a Vaglo’ Damphiet. ‘The meas- Thousands Have Di Have Discovered | His adventures with a pretty young e wei 1 o1 , lot | | ” 4 - eire nL THU" Guinin WORKS j sree ich will appear on the ballot | Dyke wards’ Olive Tablets i trees (othe a pais gel oe loatily hens Manes nut who wants to annex a , FM rnd thane Ridin cara Five million doliar bonding bit pro: | aHarmless Substitute nish a good round of fun viding for the improvement of pub-| White's song in which 12 of the 4 He buildings and the erection of new auDt, Edwards Olive Tablets the gut, chorus girls take part, was one of >. ¢€:] e structures, and providing for the de- Jaxative, and their effect on the liver is|t® dix hits of Sunday's show. Tn velopment of reclamation projects. almost instantaneous, They are there. | this number each one of the girls 4 B rite ee 4 Teonnetruction measure |gult of Dr. Edwards's determination rot | sings a Kolo Promo aimed to help returning service men). totreat liver and bowel complaints with; Dot Clairo sings “You're Some coat toer nell yours, Onemill market road tax bill calomel, His efforts to bani itbrought Raby Doll,” and in this number the A measure providing financial ald out these little olive-colored tablets, | girls with Miss Claire sing from the [tT] me for soldiers, sailors and marines de-| The pleasant little tablets dothe good | runway, which is built over the audi f siring to secure an education. that calomel does, but have no bad after | ence Lteutenant governor constitutional ndment. Bill providing for the construction of a hoepital in Portiand by the in dustrial accident commission Roosevelt coast military highway y act Bill limit by {counties for roads to 6 per cent of their assessed valutions, effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take | hold of the trouble and quicklycorrect it, | Why pire the liver at the expense of the ? Calomel sometimes plays havoc withthegums. Sodostrong liquids, It} One of the prize hens at a Len- ip best not to take calomel, but tolet Dr,| nox (Mass.) poultry show laid two Edwards’ Olive Tablets take its place:| cms in five minutes. headachos, “dullness” and that a . lazy feeling come from constipation and The rest of the cast, Floy Ward, Frank Shaw, Claude Kelly and Made: line Rowe, are suitably east, and each stages a pleasing specialty, | sure you get the Genuine Look for this signature increasing bonding Doctors are experimenting with 4 | 25 8: de blive Tablets wisea you fet Tadlum water aa @ medicinal bey onthe box. 30c. | mdience inthe | | | heavy.” Note how they y “clear clouded Star Want Ads | ey"perkup” thespirite | Until 1874 the Japanese used to | We and 25c a box, Ridtaginne vaccinate ®n the tip of the nose, Ta ROSTON, ably h world China. view" “Ta “1 admit.” | “8p “Want interview.” “Lat go.” “Debate te wind.” “Like girie?T’ “Oh, “Yankee ates, ‘This act ix original and Sun. | | day's audience did not hesitate + | | show appreciation A comic burlesque on “acto folka” is presented by the Otte OETOR (IAGFN “Lovely maids.” “China chickens?" 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WE HAVE THE VERY BEST EQUIPMENT THAT MONEY CAN BUY Every modern facility for formance of painless dentistry will be found We have spared no expense to give the people of Seattle the VERY in this office. BEST. We have the best and most effective methods for the proper steritization of all instruments first importance. All our attendants dressed in spotiess white at all times while on duty ‘Theme est in the long run and in fact it is the only way that the We use the very best of materials, hen passed the dental board. has his certifi- is dental chair, the better per= This is a matter of and operators are are the cheap right kind of dental work can be turned out We guarantee all our work. and means just what it says—if you hav office and it does not give you entire sat to us and we will make it right TO PLEASE AND SATISFY OUR PATIENTS IS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION We aim to #o please and satisfy you come to us for ytal work that you to us at any time in the future that yor nervices, Not only that, but we are de having you #0 well satisfied that justified in recommending ua to your fri they need first class dental service. WHAT HAS BEEN THE RESULT OF WITH THE PUBL We started a few years go with a you will feel THUS? 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Our satis fied patients have sent their friends to us—these have in turn sent THEIR friends, endiess chain has been formed which hi in our business growing wonderfully As we imve grown we have established a repu- | This reputation of ours | we now hold to be easily the most valuable of all Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager N. W. Corner Third and Uni In Every Respect Seattle's Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES tation for square dealing. 1405 Third Avenue Li Is Short in i Name and Talk March bax the shortest name in the} Ile i# Ta Li of S00 Chow, | 68 eg Here is an “exclusive inter | warn| ne granted by him: | 14, me him, Reporter chap?” | acehound?”’ vorite sport?” m. Why him? 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