The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 15

EVES EXAMINED At Your Own personal service and at ute satist antee. eonal @ ey = ome have many ad tages, and are at your = Examination ts free p oy under no obliga nd pats you une ca tion, When glasses are nec wary, prices are reas prose for appointment any after 6 o'clock. wry SUSSMAN, 0. D. Registered Optometrist Licensed in the State of Washington 1821 Bast Ho wel xamination in EG safety e sic Cherry Tree HOMA CITY, March 10 Le: grow. ‘The tree served fas a fire escape when a blaze cut per ett from the stairway, and she amyl gown from the second story ra ot the charity that begins bread ever reaches home IT ONOERINE” SE YOUR HAR ugly “dandruff! Stop| tell out and dou- | -ble its beauty Tt a age AQpeeg eee Hanna Shimozumi THE SEATTL Favorite Opera’s Revived) Jefferson De Angelis Returns to sesiitel' Japanese Singer Is Star For the first time tn history, a Japanese prima donna ts singing the fasdinating role of Yum-Yum in no Mikado,” the masterpiece of | English comic opera by Gilbert and |Sulllvan, Harma Shimoxumi, pi. auant and vivactous, is in Seattle, with a notable aggregation of ar tists axsembled by the Gallo Opera company in a repertoire of revivals of the old favorite light operas. There is a prettiness and grace about this Japanese star that won warm approval from Metropolitan theatre-goere who heard her Sun day and Monday nights, She will sing in “The Mikado” again Thurs. |day and Saturday evenings, and was heard at Wednesday's matinee. Jeffersan De Angelis, for many years admired as a splendid in terpreter of Gilbert & Sullivan roles, is with the company, and sings STAR—WEDNESDAY, -..and at the Hip cA fact: me MARCH 10, 1920. At the New York Hippodrome, draw- ing over three million theatre-goers annually from every corner of the coun- pe Ne atima is not merely the largest g cigarette —it actually outeclls any other by more than two to one. Kjperencis tae EATIMA 4 Sensible Cigarette “Just Enough Turkish” A Hi me audience may truly be called “representative” of the whole United States—so this day-after-day pref- erence for Fatima is highly significant. For one thing, it shows the broad ewcep of Fatima’s popularity. Vd But—more important — it indicates that men generally are growing more sensitive to the taste-effect of too much or too little Turkish tobacco in their ‘QUIJA BOARD “Doris” Advises Against Eating of Goodies SPOKANE, bread, cake, cookies, rolls and dough- nuts, ladies and gents! They contain flu gernerms! Mrs. H. L. Thurston of this city has it straight from the other sir seteat Ott & Setting ‘hio.| vig the outfa line, that_siftine 3 few applications of “Dan. |£erms into flour was one of the ware You seldom find a fallen hair | Germany almost won the war, ‘@ particle of dandruff, besides| “Doris” McDonald." who controls hair shows new life, vigor, Mrs. Thurston's oulja board, kicks ore « color and thickness | thru with the info. that the plot was ty ayy a bot of |hatched by « Herr La: medical oan ony vig or | Student of Berlin. Ho bred the germs makes the feverish, itchy scalp and pliable; then this stimulating penetrates to the famished hair Tevitalizing and invigorating ry hair in the head, thus stopping | they should go, according to “Doris.” | Then, with the aid of his conted lerates in the United States, he man laged to distribute these germs in flour. “The onlin just wrote it out.” ex } plains Mrs. Thurston. "Ware the half-baked fia germ next time you grab a hunk o’ the staff o ‘Nite, pals. WITH THE DANCE TO THE RIVER’S END NOW HERE THIS WEEK BESS HILL— THE FORMER LEADING LADY OF THE CARTER MUSICAL COMEDY, COMPANY IS SCORING A DECIDED HIT IN HER INITIAL BOW WITH THE LEVY’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY —IN— “THE SINS OF FI-FI” —A SPEEDY, ROLLICKING MUSICAL FUN SHOW—WITH FAST HORSES, FAST ACTION AND FAST COMEDY BY FOUR OF THE GREATEST COMICS IN THE WEST “ta New Show Saturday Mitkelic. fpr Ottis a PES test. NIGHTS 715, 9:15 IS FLU SLEUTH March 10—Lay off, and brought them up in the way) Ko-Ko in “The Mikado,” The Gallo English Opera company sings “The Gondoliers” — agwtn Wednesday night This French | opera, Which was heard for 400 nights 40 years ago, was received] with warm approval Tuesday night Friday evening and Saturday matinee, the company sings “H. 5. M. Pinafore’-—another Gilbert & | Sullivan masterpiece, with music and ines that will never die eee PALACE HIP In the new bill, which opens to morrow, Manager Muller, af the Palace Hip promises a combination of music, melody and mirth that! should appeal to the most exacting. cigarettes. Fatima’s “just enough Turkish” blend, in other words, is the one feature which ects it definitely from all other cpwemce~a ich accounts for its at co many famous places. A sextette of dainty femininity, the Six Royal Hussars, are given prom inence on the bill, with what they | call a hodgepodge of yqcopation. Knight and Sawtelle are a man and a girl who play close to the speed Umit in what they call a “Knight mare of Comedy.” “Expelled From College” is a miniature mraical com | edy in which Frank Stanley and the Wilson Sisters will appear, Mack Hanley and Fritaie Frits put over |mmappy songs and saucy sayings. | Btyled artistic and astute athictes, | |the Spartans promise a sensational | {routine of hand balancing that is anid jt be unique. Just fun is anticipated lin the “omegaisms” to be served by | Omega. Madlaine Traverse has the atelar role in the photoplay, “What Would YOU Do? eee MOORE Owing to the many requests, Mice Sarah Padden, who in headlining th week's bill at the Moore in “Retty Behave,” will repeat her success of last year on the last three days of this week. On Thursday, Friday and Satarday afternoon and evening Mine Padden will be seen in “The Eternal Bar| | eter.” Thig i# an extreme novelty tn that the re isbut one character In the pla that played by Mian Padden, and t sketch consumes 30 minutes. It ts more gripping and spellbinding than any sketch yet seen here in vaude ville, eee | PANTAGES | "Oh, Mike! a lively girt show pre- rented by George Choos, is making a decided hit at the Pantages week. It has a bevy of pretty and clever girls, with Roy Gordon as its featured comedian, aided in the fun making by George Gould. The cos tuming of the production is especially colorful and elaborate. Aleko and bis “Mysterious Greeks” add a touch of real myaticiam to the bill in their amazingly rapid demon stration of mind reading and telap-| athy “The Submariners,” presented by Paul Quinn and Frank. Caverly, is| | one of the no of the year, The} seene shows New York harbor at! night, with the periscope of a subma |rine appearing. Finally the hull of |the craft risen and on ite deck ap pear an officer and a sailor, who in dulge in clever comedy and funny song parodies Phil La To#ka, the “talkative jug gler,” adds further fun to the bill Count Perrone, an Italian noble man, and his partner, Mise Trix Oliver, dainty coloratura, present a “Recital in Vaudeville.” Patrick and Otto put over a mil) tary travesty called a “A Battle of Words.” ‘The Pantagescope shows the fifth episode of “The Black Secret,” the \new serial In which Pearl White is | starred. | ccehinaeiniccegihseaialaninanent |Huns Snub “Prof.” Who Filed in Plane COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March 10.—-Professor Nicola, a German scientist, who during the war fled to Denmark in an aeroplane, because! lhe was persecuted, recently resumed | his work in the University of Berlin |The students called him a deserter nd refused to hear him. [oa his volce by singing pa- | triotic songs. | Fever Plague Now Raging in Russia | LONDON, England, March 10,— | Spotted fever is ravaging Russa and lthreating the countries west of her | borders. ‘The disease has become epi ldemic in Poland, Ukrainia, Rumania and Serbia, In February 109,000 cases were officially reported ia} Russia, They | al Prison Baby Sees Freedom First Time McALESTER, *Okla., March 16.— Thelma May Clark, 2, Prinon walls for the first time in her | life. Her parents, Mr. and Mra. Joss Clark, have completed a term in the | » prison here, for manslaughter CHILDLESS WOMEN And See What Normal Health Will Do For You. Lancas‘er, Pa.—‘‘I was weak and run down, had pains in my head, back and stomach all the time, and bearin Vegetable Compound and it H mo me, so my mother got me to i yj try it again, and 1 am now feeling } better than Tha 6 | I H bete years. W were married six- | teen — had no Ai agen but Row we have a fine og and we ws ini him our The p Prey was afraid of my case as is outside of | \Wife of Man Murdered by CHICAGO, March Teyer, slain by Mrs. Ruth Randall pe the culmination of their filicit ro: | mance, will remain in the memory of his wife as a happy, affectianate and {true husband. | Mrs, Bleyer, her trifling French accent blurred by tears, said today she will not attend tho Inquest ne | week over the remains of her hus- and and Mra. Randall. He went away so happy, so smil .” whe said. “If I saw horror of it never would leav |me. I want to keep him the good husband—just as he left our home Saturday. | “Paulette can read. I had to teil! |her about it when she read the big | headlines, how her pepe was dined i of ane HIPPODROM im’ boy. | I was 41 years old when the boy was | born, but I came through all Fight. | You can use this asa testimonial if yoy wish and I will certainly write to pe A writes to me about it." irs. 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Oe SEPARA: memary of him.” Letters given to the coroner re vealed today Mrs. Randall's hunt for They told the story of her di voree from her husband, Norman Brown; her infatuation with Bleyer The woman who killed herself and | her lover, foretold hi Pierat exfe mans aid. n't go on forever,” he quoted here will have to be an end} some time and when it comes it will | be my finish, It will be @ finish you will hear ab Funer comph nts were not | z 14 not attend the services her husband A bundle of notes found among possessions of Mra, Randall have the coroner. letters inc! notes fram intimate with Mrs. Randall, Coroner nan said A diary of andall’ Catarrh Germs. 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