The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1919, Page 3

FOURTHeaa UNION Ernest MOORE } The pill at he oore hin week UNTIL TUEBSDAY A comedy that will warm is ve acai “9 aged fms NIGHT ONLY your heart WheG, Where ane casted Aste on the new program which might easily be Lucille Cavanaugh has enough and the only fault could find act is that it wasn't with her entire y long h. Wheeler Wade Russell ). Mel Craig and William B 4 . on the Taylor are three good looking chaps (ae | RET OPTOMETRIST fraction ..« ue ad fase, which is a menace to good health. We are the only Dentists in the Northwest who specialize in this dread disease, Examina tion and estimate free. Special care taken of children’s teeth. Reasonable discount to Union men and their families, All work guaranteed 15 years. Hours: §:39 a. m. to 6 p. m. | atre — Advertisement. Wurlitzer P reser iption work have stv over mai of our compe’ IN ot Pik: fwho add a cou ft 4 jane num, pression, and ix capably by Marguerite Keeler and George E. | Romaine. At Jasper Junetion” ts comedy skit which went over big Jack Clifford has a good rube com ody role Bessie Browning gives a number jof impersonations, and Albert Ver |non accompanies her upon the plano. } Clark and Verdi, tat ans, are good; Jule Le Rue a novelty act oatled Marry and Emmie I o nifty stunts on cycles support snothe! n comed nd Jean At | METROPOLITAN | “The Man Who at the Metropolitan & vivid,” startling linterpreted by in the story likable, devil-. is Invited to leave hin paternal man sion by an trate father, Ho goes j—not upward on life's ladder, but down. His first mins-step is when jhe inhabits the cafes of San Fran cinco and drunkard. later, x to the “| bottom Shanghai Cs finda the Kirt he ind whom he gies months of his |dinsipation, She was a cabaret and hin false kept » marrying her ane of the pubtic Mack week, in finely Came this drama a capable cast, It of an irrespons! © youth, w becomes a forge He of the in a den he ally thruout pit Here loves the [singer him fre pride ty it would bring family name ho realizes that he has sponsible for her downfall termines to fight both their tack to the road of respectability And he upen When been bis honored ad wine In mind if your gums are sore, rere Wrank Morgan very ly inte sloughing and bleeding you have — yd ry rrets ite ng a ha - ie salted Riceet BREMEMTON |) De'er-do.well, and Dorothy Hernar: Pyorrhea, so-called Rigas’ Dts 19% jan Marcelle, the singer, is equally [deserving of praise “The Man Who Came Rack will remain att he Metropolitan thruout the week WILKES An interesting, somewhat philo- sophical play is ‘The Gypay Trall,"" showing at the Wilkes this week Ivan Miller and Howard Russell support the burden of the production, which attempts a def inition of romance and conven- tionality and delineates the at ive free trial prove ie ‘eu temps of “‘romantic’ Mortals to fis. cxcape their = “humdrum” ex- A. LUNDBERG DA aprecsn wood = oi rr be very | wali or ip eae into the ad 1101 Third a Kis Seattle commonplace In a way, it is a 608 Third Ave. Cor. James St. iE: his: ln ih the - a play with a moral Phone Elliott 3633. ” 4 cd Edward Andrews is Haynes repair it. Near Liberty the |tional lover, but to. please hia fweetheart, Frances Raymond, who Sundays, 9 to 12. x think of The Star. Satisfactory Terms Always Fifty Housewives Can Get Fifty “WEAREVER” ALUMINUM BAKING SETS FREE WITH FIFTY HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinets A Small Payment Will Put a Hoosier Into Your Kitchen Small weekly or monthly payments will pay the balance. When you think of advertising, KINCo. | is romantic, he arranges a kid- napping. After a series of com plications, the plan is put thru, but both tire of it, and deeide to old-fashioned style, by a Baptist minister, The work of the entire cast is uniform- get married in good, Miller taken the ly good. Ivan leading role. LEVY'S ORPHEUM Something entirely different in entertainment in being given by | Levy’ Musical Comedy Co. at Levy's Orpheum this week. The first half of the show Is a scene in a theatrical booking office, with Lew White appearing as the office boy The manner in which he greets each new applicant furnishes a great deal of fun. However, the best things are always kept until the last, and it is true with Levy's show th week for the last half of the bill is by far the best The offering is called “Kabibble's Minstrels.” with Lew White and Claud Kelly appearing as the end men. Every member of the com pany is on the stage thruout the act and each takes an active part in the minstrel program. Madeline Mowe. Lawrence Orth and were conspicuous in the musical numbers, and Nat Busby ga corking good buck and wing 4 Lew White made a big hit with se lection on a one-string fiddle The show closes with a big pa triotic number. M ine Moore Lew Marshall PALACE HIP ‘There are seven pleasing the new bill at the week The show is headed by nots on Palace Hip this A group of young girls who call themselves “Princess Minstrel Misses.” Black face comedy, singing and dancing are combined in the act proved a big hit with audiences Howard, with girls Sunday's Moore and Cooper please good singing and bits of edy; the Novelty Perrow are three men and a girl who have a good gymnastic “Don't Do That" is a merry little skit staged by Shriner end Herman; Austin and Russell sing, talk and provide dialect comedy of a clever sort.® Morton and Gibson win approval with their singing |Ji the last act features {]| Davis a patriotic American Girl.” “The offering, | Chicago’ s Bakers | Are Out on Strike CHICAGO, April 28,—Bakerles here were turning out less than half of the daily 4,000,000 loa of bread, |] due to the strike of union bakers to day. Of the 1,000 or more baking plants, |] about 350 were running to full capa city, having agreed to the terms of the union Lack of workers in the rest of the plants is holding production to less {] than 40 per cent | Strikers a they will in lout until a $2 weekly raise is granted them, and night work, between 11 }p. m. and 6 a, m., is abolished, SeistiSiedinnitesiei sti <r A NTE-e jbers to Mins Cavanaugh's act | Homer Mason, in a clever comedy |playlet, from the pen of Porter amerson Rrowne, made a good im | THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1919. ~ | ROOSEVELT, RR, WRITES PLANS ————" More Interested in Veterans Than Politics Theodore Koosevelt, jr. recent ly asked by Seattle citizens to be- ganizing veterans of the war | than in his own politieal for | tunes. In a letter to his local supporters, | | Room evelt. says I do not wish you to feel that I in any way am | ungrateful or unappree! But my strong belief is that | whould spend our en roating n individuals, | that « to the forefront in my con m was that | am now work nt we | me an organization of the veter in lit 1, 1 believe reantzation, as One of its funda Ntal principles will of necessity be polit burt honpartisanship.” he letter was sent to William F. Bickel, Livingston B Ha zon J, Tite ant, Who first requested young Roosevelt to follow in the stepa of his father and fer himeelf for national service Th urged that he become a candi-| |date, and pointed to the fact that he *' ltypified the returned soldier, and un derstood the viewpoint of the men | wh fought and bled on the batule fields of Europe, Roosevelt came home from the war a lieutenant) |cotonet was’ decorated for bravery and wounded in action. TROUBLES COST HER THOUSANDS, | SAYS MRS. 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Broilers, Japanned C! Pails, Galvanized Pails, Kitchen Clothes Racks, Egg Beaters, etc. These are offered at Half Price and less. The slight imperfections in no way affect their usefulness. quantities are limited, we suggest early selection. pie BG i