The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 4

TEs SEATTLE eas APRIL 14, 1919. ppy Musical Shows \ on This Week’s Bills; Met Has SMeloy and mirth reign on the OW Orpheum vaudeville bill, which at the Moore theatre Sunday “The I musical cor comedy and x to the ¢ chorus of pr ody Tt is full of Koes tty maids in Karl Dewey sther Jarrett Richardson, Rodgers and the lead roles. Crawford and Helen Edd “A Little I ttle Bit of That with some songs and clever Miss Broderick ut her Ay talk “over big” with Sun audiences Rempel and dramatic teh with “touc fine comed The plot 3 ts. of Childs.” | Clinton Sisters do some in dancing. a Johnson pleasing songs, Florence Bnd Gaby Bridwel! offer Melodies and The Sterlings skating performers. ms, a news weekly, and Travelogue complete Brod eta company of hee in some ¢ features “st ~ It \ OFF CORNS! hurt a bit! Sore corns Tight off with fingers. hurting. Winning Play -. METROPOLITAN Even the } » felt of the North, Per ckless Eve," al ¢ capacity Sunday from to year t playing new pa trons but to many it not onee but many mes before Manager Moroseo p the piece this year with rR ily of Luana who have seer is senting a Rom the Ha in the rol watian 4 audience portrayal of a the presence eal Hawalians a It ts during the cele informed is given a Hawallar of a number of to the effect Luana vrincess desce ant an ahama he ma s that among a mis sionary party which is visiting the| island is a young and attractive physician named Wilson, who falls in lover with the Hawalian girl Wilson is ing Hawali for the pur pose of perfecting a bacteria which will sure leprosy, He lets his pro- fession go to the winda in his mad love for the girl, Luana returns his love and marries the American Two years of the tropical climate, coupled with the slovenly life of the Hawatlans, wrecks the young lgoctor’s life, and ft is not until he again meets some of his white friends who are visiting the island that he has ambition enough to jeven think about his home in the| | states. Here we have a bit of politice— there is a wealthy plantation owner |Capt. Hatch by mame, who wants Luana to go to Honolulu and be queen. He promises the girl all) It so happe learts of beautiful things if she will } jconsent but when he informs her that her husband will be sent to ies bee on @ committee from she will not accept This caps the climax and denounces his Hawailan | Hawall, | throne. | Wilson | wife. Luana, rather than stand in his way, goes back to her people, where |she learns that Py is to be a woma She offers to} }be the victim and meets a tragic] j@eath in the seething lava. Miss Romilly is captivating as the! young Hawaiian girl—-her appear-| ance, acting, dancing and speaking | lvoice seem just suited to the diff Jeult role. Guy Harrington, as Dr. Wilson, i# capable; Brandon Evans does a good bit of acting as a beach comber who makes a man of him self thru the ald of a young girl John Milton is good as Capt, Hatch one the rest of the cast is Mir. WILKES Ivan Miller, leading man of the Wilkes players, has a role this week th the | Which no one could delineate better, pd Dionysius Woodbury, in the farce| ages of 10 and 15 who are not reg-| who asked if be wanted to buy a/ ‘our oe eg sells & Tetlens ton a few r feet of | Miller's part calling for the putting a: corn | eee, ime 6 demonstrated in comedies pre aoe or ee of ais. | S20! ti gentus. earnestly request all our patients having had work p four months or more to cal G have their teeth and pistes If any of our work is satisfactory, we will gladly ved or repair,«free of qualified lady attendants. specialize in all diseases of ‘mouth. Pyorrhea is the cause sie stomach troubles. york guaranteed 15 years. discount to union Painless Dentists anc. 2623. 608 Third Ave. ghi2e A. Mtoe PM Bundays, 9 to 12. 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OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 313 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE e hearts of the men| for Flore ourtaln |, that | the # next sacrifice | of} “Bellingham Girl Makes Good in Vaudeville at the Moore ; Ita a long hop from Bellingham | to New York | Orpheum ett nee Merritt Mi Merritt left Bel ter the Univer lingham a f Calit wenta, where Mins became whe with Gaby soprano and Florence ja a ce nd the two son de-| cided them. that the stage was calling So they up and went to Their act past three ron “bie th op nda nerved to the. Me ~ BIG MEETING TO SEE _ TALK MEMORIAL Permanent Committee to Be Chosen Tuesday hundred 300 civic meet Tuesday Army and Navy campaign prog proposals for inc duct the | Memorial The | mayors of King county towns or their repr the women Vietory ~on r t tee have been invited to take part Austin FE Griffiths is drafung form of incorporation be on by the mass meeting permanent memorial com- mitt which wht duct the campaign ¥ ne \ ad by the | Tuesday ting. Saturday meeting of the provisional mittee decided that all nominations |will be made from the floor and lis expected a strong, representative committee will be chose. packed w th mor ea ttle engageme | Nine senting unty delegates, Seattlo and organisations evening elub to adopt m and pass on orporating to con drive for the new War Auditorium for Seattle. county >mintgsioners repre: King the “ at cities and ntatives, and a voted to com- |TANK CORPS MEN ARE BACK FROM HOBOKEN Lovering and Elon Crow- Park re- turned, following discharge from the tank rps at Hoboken, N. J They had finished train and going om when | was } 8. ley, Sou boys, have wer averse rough signed. A May queen will be elected by the} ~{ chUjdren of the south end of the city to preside over the party and high jinx to be held on the South Park playfield May Ist. Girls between the | ‘This in| istered as seniors at the playfield are | quart of eligible for the honor. —_—_———_— | Barker sweetheart of a poor struggiing art list, after the bloated plutocrat has been told by physicians that he has but a month to live. While thir jsounds altruistic and tragic Hidea is to leave the girl money lin order that she and the artist [may wed after his death, it doesn't lturn out that way at all. Dionystus lives, and his wife finally decides {that she wants him to live, and the artist paints on. | Franchon Everhart, Grace Huff. {Norman Feusier, Ernest Seavey, |Henry Hall, Ruth Renick and othe in minor roles rounded out the com ledy in fine shape, some having }rather thankless parts, but all get |ting the utmost out of what was |siven them. PALACE HIP A typical Gilbert & Sullivan minia | ture comedy opera tops the new show | which opened at the Palace Hip Sun day. The act ix called “Hello, To} kyo.” and features a charming Hittle | soubrette, Merna Lateralle, who sings, dances and wears some stun ning costumes, A chorus of pretty | j young girls is conspicuous .thraout the act. | Comedy honors go to Kelley For est, the president of the Hoboes' union, who has a funny monologue, and incidentally possesses a fine, | clear baritone voice. } Gardners and Maniacs is a canine offering, in which the dogs not only do clever tricks, but also physical | culture exercises, This act pleased | the children particularly. | Burton and Nessler are dancers | and comediennes; the Heyns are gym: | nasts and equilibrists, who introduce | some difficult hand-jumping; Covans and Hellens sing and dance. LEVY'S ORPHEUM Levy's musical comedy company is | presenting “Sunny Mexico” this week. This is one Of the beat shows the company haa presented, and all credit is due Lew White, White wrote, directed, and plays the lead ing role in the play. ‘The action takes place in Mexico. | Abie Kabibble (Lew White) and Casey (Claud Kelly) land in Tampico from America with more money than brains, and immediately become en tangled with a bunch of crooks who stir up a revolution, After appoint ing the two comedians as generals, they proceed to part them from their | surplus currency | Floy Ward, Dot Claire and the |chorus girls are real ‘attractive as senoritas, and Frank Shav@and Lew Marshall help to stir up the rovolu tion, Besides a number of singing and dancing specialties by members of the company, Mr. Levy introduces as a special added attraction Vivian As: tor, an attractive woman, who sings, talks and gives @ clever physical cul- ture exhibition. LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO 4.8. 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FOR THE LEAGUE English and French May Be Internationalized PARIS, April 6.—(iy Mail)—With the final constitution of the league of nations, the latter will at once be asked to provide for a w common language by the tionalization of French and Englist Without ty of nations can exh a common cuage no slog with which the movement under the leadership of Paul Mieitle of the } ing on plution by rench universities, i# oa tion of a « he project that w the of nation no matter should person, beth French steps to ae them is universities « the jurisdiction of ready, it is declared. languages constitute from every point of view an international | or common language FINED FOR SELLING COP TEA FOR BOOZE April 14 fag " F. Burke t Pullt t g squad 8. B a negro, pald a $15 court for the deception he played on the police- | ish and tale natruction u s and ery nation ur he league. these Al} two | | WASHING H Inst the fine man. Sergt. Burke ling along when he was approached by Wilks, | was str “good liquor.” “You, sir, where ia i” rejoined Ho gave the negro 38 and/ then placed him under arrest. Ex-/ amination proved it to be cold tea | Wilks was charged with obtaining t and J the fin money Judge by McMahon impo: AMUSEMENTS zee MOORE and Dewey and Rogers. Neta Johnson, Merritt and Hridewe Crawford and Broderick, the Sterling: Clintan Stators BESSIE REMPEL AND COMPANY Orpheam Veadesill PALACE Hi? BIGGROWTHIN ~ NIPPON'S TRADE ao, Tokyo. vita De tas 5 Other Ws Hip Actes =| tegen Commerce Makes Startling Advances Featare Photoplay: Catherine Cal- vert in “Marriage for ( sep ge os Weekday Mats 10c; Rves & A growth of $638,000,000 in foreign commerce of Japan in four years, ending in 1917, is shown in the latest report of the United | States tariff commission. In 1913 lexports were $16,000,000 and im- | ports $246,500,000, making a total of $680,000,000, while in 1917 ports had grown to and imports to $517,000,000. Before | \the war the balance of trade was) lin favor of imports, but with the Jenormous growth of exports fol- lowing the beginning of war the balance shifted until in 1917 it was $283,000,000 in favor of ex- ports, Raw silk formed 30 per cent of| lthe exports, of which 70 per cent| came to the United States, Raw} cotton formed 33 per cent of the imports. | In 1917 Japan sold to foreign |countries 79 veasels for $48,604,000 | Trade with this country has de- veloped rapidly until now it ap-| proximates one-third of all the} }commerce of the Island Kingdom /POLICE GRAB MAN WHO | STOLE THEIR MACHINE SANTA BARBARA, April 14.— Next to stealing a cop's star, or mussing him up with his own Dilly, the worst insult which can be of- fered the somber dignity of a po- lice department is to steal an auto- mobile in which said organization of cops take a pecullar delight. That appears to be what happened in the case of the Berkeley police department. J, L, Kellar is under arrest Among the numerous care) he purloined was one belonging to| the Rerkeley police, who are mak- ing frantic but vain efforts to dis- cover where Kellar sold the gas bugsy.. the Now, With Mats Wed. PLAYERS fat ox- This Week—Lew White in “SUNNY MEXICO” ‘With the 3@ Rainbow Girls Munday), 350; M Matinews 2 COLINY'S _ Y. 3 the FOUR DANU, nee, aerial athieten; THE BULLET. ADY: CHAS, RCH “THE BIRD By Richard Walton Tally Nights, 600 to $1.60; Mats., 600 to $1 Pius War Tax Fifth and Pine NOW With Mats. Wednesday- Saturday William H. Post's Comedy Riot in Three Acts “Never Say Die” Nights—30-500 Mats. —20-31e Plus War Tax PLAYE 2525 OIL OFFICERS VISIT HERE Visiting officers of the Union Oil company were entertained at Jdinner at the Butler hotel Sun- day night, by local company em- ployes. The visitors were peal Oregon and California stations and) headquarters, W, Ji. 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