The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1919. AEE AY A ORE ERC PE APE ETT EM RADAR RRA POARRPO AN, TRE “METROPOL ITAN Opera Singer Heads Bill at Moore; Pop- | THE WILKES PLAYERS P a la e Hi Ip THEA } ular Comedy at Wilkes; Midsummer Folly Company at { } Aes a Mtn Cc Levy’s Presents ‘The Kissing Princess’; Joe Roberts, Pop- ¥ j —_— _CONTINUOUS DAILY 1 IP " ; ular Seattle Banjoist, Coming to Pantages; Palace Hip Has { #3). —With— seen avacorative sexrere [fUCe Seta ee ley OFT Spicy Syneopated Symphony" at for Nellie Bennett's Athletes Korn. Heelys rang mt ie Y 0 U K G U N”’ Burke in the a Dats : —1LOUIS BENNISON'S FAMOUS BROWNING & DAVIS | RL ee 4 BELL : ch edienne and a | \ 5 n who SLE CCESS— ‘D> THE COMEDY are Danneuse d c Senne Yanb HIT OF THE YEAR RULL, BEAR INDIANS | ALOWA DLO v A Night Hawai!’ Feature Monday to Wednesday ~ wg somite ee | HAGE | “HAPPINESS” Photoplay ,MARION DAVIES : ~e f Hime | Wr ere } ne play bubbling over with sunshine. “GETTING MARY MARRIED TONIGHT the play bubbling over n sunshil DAILY MATINEES: CHILDREN 10c 5: Matiness 2:30 Nights 7 and 9 OY Ti eiieatheg id ptommeil aor 1 prominent pianist. The cere Se THEATRE VIFTH AND PINE mony took place in Springfield, BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON aces Wa iia al Mass strel Boy “OH, BILLY!” { ley and iw ee sareter Mary Is Gone and George Choos’ latest and merriest musical comedy, have featuring Earle Mountain, George Bulger, Jr., b N and art. and a Beauty Chorus. ; f. The “Bull Bear Indians wise Bull F i pair of versa 3 |indulge in novelty song ‘ other of the tribal 5 % * |. ‘The Aloha Duo will Seattle’s Banjo King ; ~— > ; f numb whch they David S. Hall and company in “What Really Happened;” Hall and Shapiro, in nonsense; Stagpoole and Sier, Australian singers and dancers, and Fred Mozart and Eva, scenic singing and grin novelty WATCH THE PANTAGESCOPE (1) Bob Carlton on Orpheum Vaudeville bill at Moore; (2) Beth Hamilton, coming to Pantages Monday; Aan “nae orgs (3) Ben Erway, with Wilkes Players at Wilkes; (4) Miss Bell at the Palace Hip; (5) A bevy of show girls with Midsummer Folly Co. at Levy's Orpheum. PM f THIRD’ — AND — MADISON. THRATRE rno resignation takes effec | MOOKE—Orpheam ¥ ie school year, 7 WILKES—Wilkes Players in “Johany — a la Another Big Musical Hit of the Eastern Burlesque Ing Seed’ Quartette Im order to Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest WIL. ith his contract with the Criterion | » AT 2:30 pee strongest plate kmowa, covers very little of the roof of the mouth;| Starting with atin 4 ne t or Johnny, Get + you can bite corn off the cob; fuaram ihe Wilkes Player it pressat| Ye from the MOORE P M we see | ‘Johnny, Get Your Gun s 1 in every way it upheld) 7? cedplonrs n 4 . . EXAMINATION FREE : a oe - ; . 0.00 Altho ‘Johnny " yun he manager's faith in his property 4 , is of : : og a a ‘Oo | MAY sound to th t th After a year's run on Broadway WITH A CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE ‘war play wan nent on tour, to the back, and every greatest of } Uinta, Mak nia: xentating All work guarantee’ for 18 years. Have impreasion taken in the ~ elally in return enguge- | y merning and = teeth same day Examination and advice free ws action rafter its firnt performance | pa Call and of Our Plate and ridge Werk. . ceatiiiee "ait, fect ce Time, "Mast ot Out presept petrene cibate ‘oanee ns crowds were judged by ca sarly patients. whose work is still giving good G wandary becaua t know | pactty of the theatre in which the patients who have tested our work. hen coming our office, be 7 7 2 " joe are yay oe the —_ place. Bring this ad with you how the war J n play was presented Trem © to 12 fer Working Peepie frives and the F OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS |e the mine, | he at a week. ating Sev CHIVERSITY sr. Opeecte Fraser-Paterves Ca n " la v at t “i and Be ra Carlton, Bobe Roa eantnen eee. | Uncle Sam's jolly jack tars, w 1c g Me” is waid to even eur sent a nifty singing and dancing act Ja Da.” the popular song, is one of tunes which these boys STARTS TODAY OPEN 9:30 IN THE MORNING | COME EARLY | SUEST risa < ore “ 39 ' rinceas awa bi ue nthe Eastern burlesque Ix last season and under the ection of Ert Hunt there popular play IN HIS BIG NEW WONDERFUL PICTURE OF THRILLS AND pe AMI ave theatre & n STUNTS—AND SUCH A HERO—4#ND A LOT OF VILLAT AND ic one oC Yasir funtiest LOVE AND ROMANCE—IF THERE'S ANYTHING THAT ISN’T IN rhe IT—WE DON’T KNOW WHAT IT COULD BE. fe RES Ie Hunt 44 ‘ : é THE “PONY r nN als BALLET” a ' » : ye : : GIRLS IN PB deen will be the THE LARGE ‘ thy eal asia cenit BE in aie : FOLLY the t. if ne t the pr tie t, offering o! CHORUS | RS © ore db % F toy Ww ard, The : v ; Doveras Faeannr sites i 4 Albrig! bes hays é In— a couple of nifmbers with the eee ‘ PANTAGES 99 | ‘Topping the new bill at the Pan ‘ ~ tage next week, opening with the 44 y | matinee performance Monday, will . f " hoos' latest musical com ’ ¢ Z "Oh, Billy."" With the B. Mountain, George and a dashing chorus of THE AMERICAN” eli ds GE Joe Roberts, the banjo king, and THREE OF THE FUNNIEST COMEDIANS IN THE 3 ; " after military service, will bo the WEST—ELABORATE SCENERY, GORGEOUS AND ALL oti abta will be Han NEW COSTUMES AND THAT LARGE AND FAMOUS eally Happened First to a big tenement fire, where he yi! Pe Pola: adh “nonsense: Btag CHORUS OF Austritiar saves a whole family of youngsters— 4 : : neers, and Fred Mo “ z | sart and in a scenic novelty. from there to help the police raid the q f "2 kale eS FO LLY GIRLS és ea) us shown in the Pantagescope. den of a king of the underworld— } FF oy my ‘ 8 “The End of a Perfect Day” for ~ || aaRg tg ah. ste neopaling Sextette, pre —ALSO— “Doug!” eg teed * will be t A all kinds of br ¢ , o ‘ Phat GUTERSON’S FAMOUS | age el Cod both vocally and instrumentally Cry ¢ & Bennett's Athletes, “The Gymnas- | Augmented especially for the musical Sexe ¢ kad : ; At i Maver Yound A dl eae < " —AND— < interpretati is bi ion. . |tle and fence. Miss Nellie Bennet pretation of this big production. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in His Mayesty, thedmrerteen? et ae ee Panay EVENINGS 2 nine champion boxer of the world, Browning. and Davis, ‘The Min-