The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 3

. t t ’ i a He | A ig § i (a Hurry down right now- the big Wedne: osday night—11: 15 tol A. M.— The Latest Pre-Release FATTY ARBUCKLE Comedy, first showing anywhere on earth. The Latest Pre-Release CHAPLIN Comedy “A Day’s Pleasure”—its first showing any- where on earth. Mack Sennett Comedy “The Speak Easy”—the first showing in Seattle. “UNCLE TOM’S CABIN” General Admission $1.00 Don’t delay—tickets selling NOW. ucceed Dr. Gy eaperintens dent Established First Ave at James 5 Always the Best for the Liberty Guest New Year’s Eve Show and Jinks i. “The Garage” — its 9 3. The Latest 4. “Overseas Review” Thirty talented performers on the stage 5. 6. Burlesque on “IN THE INK WELL” Three Other Real Turns Wallace on the Wurlitzer Loge Seats $1.50 and number—of the Imperial Candy com pany banqueted as guests of the company in the Butler hotel Monday evening. C. president, | W and Jack McKinstrey, oldest sales-| Pac man on the force, presided at the president of the sociation ntendent an b ert els of schools her ober’ 18 salesmen, with T. P. |niding and Sales Johnso | Th | n leading the fore | presentation of the | campaign by ntine afternod Why Reship? well into th A large volume of raw materials is sa int later included in the retail price of the finished product. the retailer. to Seattle? = at's go 1414 Bd Av KP Knife Plaiting 0674 now coming into the United States Pepsi d from the Orient and elsewhere through f the Pacific ¢ the Seattle gateway. | Charles Thomsen, who Jan active Interest in the But most of it is being reshipped to a Eastern factories, the cost of a long transcontinental freight haul being Manager pon session was tonight—to the box office, for your tickets for You'll never have another chance to see a bill like this for a single admission— Plus tax | | y | New vaudeville, the who ' hold ou know the beauty chorus aty ‘The Colissum theatre y's Orpheum? Well | will op p. m. for the final pases The doings will con Year's eve, af girls ne” on the stage t want to dance wit ‘or those who car lon the stage, the Jother dancing party jon the Jol |neaw man won't be begins its No things of unusual happiness prom ined. M look event to jot h will | Mel {Da | | | der ne mot Liew After servic janes junn f ith music t lethar And the of th arly round at Levy's t only “Midnight Matinee” anager Carl I ares New Yeu be remember his theatre, Here ence is invited to Join right in | The headlined by the Four “midnight mat include De id & Master ‘Lt. Enstesbrock, Seattle Ace, Here be Visiting on the in comma gvarding the from I las, Ar Cal, Lieut. A. EB. jeattlc Mying ace, arrived here Tues: Ay Nn route to Fort Worden, where [he will spend a short | her, Mra. EK. OP ut. Eastabrook MRS. FRANK PR r until lo 1 of & Might of 12 air will Washington for 10 di |will return South for border duty. | THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1919. Seattle Will Greet | “Kid 20” in ter 20 acts of Unue Amn will be “at) irwt run pictures of Charles © any and all/ Chaplin and Fatt buckle with h them Mack Sennett film and an t find a toe] “Overs re will be an-| dancers and tal in the marble Can't Use eatran will be ro - ly t to tickle the WPM inet ' ed bust gio, Ur snd closing atl a.m wateh party ng after 1920 Meanwhile and the sale of “ticklers the use of them will be construed as |New Year's fun pre ing the flinging of co! und whips» on the on of the nd those n Lior that the n thru Theatres | ort of program | be presented at 1115 nfettl atroets is the warning Chief Warren, ed by patrons also the audi: | a ” Mortons, and | J at Gabriel, Billy PANTAGES At the Pantages thin week 10 ———|young men sing, dance and twist their way entire on. The chai « “The Yip, Yip Ya The singing ts good. Mother | 7 aneine ts good. but ¢ Mexican bor ember f the pe international) 64 “Asthma” who ts ta. n Dt} comedian Easterbrook, ve with his! ing pr Easterbrook remain in ays, when hel mystific the use of menta tions are answered « audience can ask them, the lower floor and the t ICE DIES Also there is a little fellow me terms as Prin thru one of the liveliest acts neon at this house during the | bill them but the acro various great genuine A big feature of the bill is the ap | Pearance of Prince Joveda de-Rajah, | who with the assistance of a ch m the audi both from leony | include Mrs. Frank M. Price, formerty| Other numbers on the bill Mias Viva K. Gilmore of Seattle, died| N®4a Norraine and splendid singer, at San Francisco Saturday. She) TOM Rossa and his Italian trio was thd daughter of Capt. James A,| Honma is 4 lively Italian entertainer Gilmore and a brother of Capt. J.|. L@¥e and Wilbur open the show Dunlop Gilmore of Seattle. An in. & fine exhibition, and fant daughter survives her ia France y help the fen " __|along with a blackface akit CUP OF OLD HERB 2%: tae sew at the Pantages ineeday night TEA OFTEN PREVENTS : =~". FLU, COLDS AND GRIP |Keeps You ia Condition to ene Throw Off Discase Tho very best way to avoid colds, tn- ne m HPT T tract troop fluenza, grip and other winter tlona Is to keep your bedy in such r~ jecondition tt will | fine oO ‘onat! pation, laches, are Nature's four liver, kidney Eins to do their duty ‘The waste m a carried away is absorbed like so, Ment In much an peace into your hal No standing room allowed. NDY BANQUET '/ Salesmen of P. C. Biscuit Co. Confer The annual sales meeting of the| Coast Biscuit company tern Washington division of the Hotel Butler, wan attended by | nokler pre debates. Arthtr Booth and C. a ban leamer akers of the Frank devoted | to a discussion of advertising and a| 1920 advertising I compan 4 taking Pa entire G. J. BAUER & CO. 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D. purchases and exchanges, d Avenue at Spring Street managerhent anne na Jack McCiet Headed lay evening a manque b n with special enterta NEW YEAR’ s EVE| (Take Elevator to Third Floor.) 1) Puebla haw jur Presenting | two of the very latest comedies star and Charile both theatres will have a . includ. “Overseas Revue.” The tickets are now selling at the JENKINS COURT IS DETERMINED Federal District Bench Has Jurisdiction BY RALPH MH. TURNE (United Press Staff Correspondent MEXICO CITY, Dec The Mex! ourt ruled toda that the fe Wn supreme trict on in the *, Amertean on bail eral ¢ cane of William © with hin bandit abductors. 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