The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1921, Page 5

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 192 NEW MOVE DUE Moor Features Kitty Doner #."-'=2:':."°8 (Seqg#ie- Kids Rush fo \"REES PLANTED |“opst/e fem Nox, Winter rden show, where she NJ or ene Wilkes ‘Players in Comedy’ “amas! Star's Big Free Show FOR HERO DEAD 2s aa Meier Says He'll Have Defi-) | ; pospended president. ot. Sia rr ie ughes, “actress: mana Led by four big ne ears who were perched upon the tonneau ant Drivers Arrested 3 ; Bor ‘oun m oe gg antndce for | automobile ens 00 sna boys ; eters, pals 4 trom The Star 25 Elms Start Arbor Trail on} unites tine Workers of Ameri Q S ’ some of the best sketches seen in | office to Palace Hip Saturday morning to seo the first showing of Tacoma High Line |when he ts released from Jail, stal vaudeville, will be ina w Miracles of the Jungle,” the big animal pictur officials said they had been advi At the theatre The Star newsboys were joined by hundreds of other . ‘ t heatre The Star newsboy re joined by hundri Seattle's observance of third Armis. | today + Kramer and Be will enhance | children who wore invited to The Star party to wee the show free of |) 1 ving >, A \the comedy end of the program with | charge, So great was the crowd Manager Muller was forced to give an e day will be long remembered,| Preliminary formation of the om Gerporation counsel's office having r Wiss 4 é ditties and comedy liner extra show in order that every kiddie could see the picture not for its impressive parade of yet-|sanization is to be modeled after tim indicated an intention to arrest mo . . \ Jack Joy a British entertainer, jerans nor for ita speeches, but for |!#bor party of Great Britain and has tor bus drivers who continue to op " y A pleasing monologu: . . wmething else jalready been started by Howat Hem Bey es teteeas cid reoeataine a) / Lg" v0'Kvant and tin Krave” i» Leaves Crib With FATHERS, SONS | Twenty-five sims were plantea|tenante fn several. stated, Sump der issued by Judge Everett Smith. y fT novelty, introducing Abandoned Infant! with dedicatory services alon i Kaneos and California, 4 internationally famous comedian, I High »4 he Sound Traction Co., an asso ; 4 |dolph Wagner. | TACOMA, Nov, 12—Police today | io . pee Mga pal vd Ned ad: i ; ciation of jitney owners, ts running y }| Sylvia Loyal and her Pierrot have! were searching for a woman who| on ul Sins Aaa Tain Abies, oaleh, ane 1, * gpg 004 ” ; . y f|| = visualization of Fairlyland aban an 18months-old baby Ege ge ® lok c : , . and Cowen Park pty oo She Gomepiah oe pare Astbury Superior Judge Calvin 8, Hall will|two great Northwest cltie in u men’s masy meeting mb district, Ith 3 rnon's home last night 16 DAPY |e the principal speaker at a Father | x elms were planted on the uni-| the A. Sund terpoon. At |] ainst the city f CT COMEDY was in a crib bed and wae accom tang gon banquet in the Elks’ club| versity campus © friendship supper, at 6:20 p. mi Brinker. oa ® Money Mah his ye ze nana & sult cage filled WIth | saturday night. The affair in under| Dean Hugo Winkenwerder of the|D. W. Henderson, superintendent on Galtwell refused to sign the . ) ing played with marked success in the cloth . the auspices of the Big Brother com: | university forestry department, pre- the Seattle municipal ra Bosemetes Ni ggnloe og ia wh | 5 \ Kast Is announced as the new offer.| w hen Mrs. Version answered the fi ey apt By toy Bernt tal platting Wer tiie be Seattle municipal railway, City against the jitnours, It became . \ — ing for the week beginning Monday peat apie Ph vombredyep pray 8 ig ™ | In the Fauntleroy gymnasium an- | Prof. ¥ rd S. Meany at ae known Saturday, The mayor has all S BE | matinee at tho Wilkes, ‘The play Isa An's Volon from the street culled: | Jother banquet will be addressed by | campus ceremonic. the highway on both aiden aaa ong maintained that the Cowen| : three-act comedy by William Le Bar ‘“ oh . Pal ag he thing# | ney, J, ¥. Krolfifer, pastor of the| It is the plan of the Garden ciub| apart coma is to be ankedee Park residents are entitled to ade ron, which was produced in New tomorrow nigh First Unitarian church. |to wee that trees are planted along ‘her Saans Eieaierta ton York last August, with Wallace 1d | Friday night fathers snd sons] - | Supported by an affidavit that de : - J |/dinger as its star, Its bright dia /Aground for Week, gathered in many schools an¢ clared Presiding Judge Eve 2] jlogue and origirful theme caught on, churches thruout the elty Smith le prejudiced | and it played to capacity business. Steamer Floated the Sound ‘ at pore g 4) “Nobody's Money” concerns the) gan FRANCISCO, oNv. 12.—T' * ‘ tay, ask | Bee ee : aventures of a burglar-book agent . * College Fraternity New moves on the jitney checks as re sketeh, "Contented Pegsy board were expected Saturday, the tion in superior court Sa steamer Thomas Crowley, which ing that thelr euh ag Jand his accomplice, who edge thetr e went ashe t Point Concepcion, H i Be way inte a conspiracy to defeat tho/ Tent, emnore at Point Concepe Editor Guest Here be transferred to some other de-| L~ : eo aetoat ma (on the California coast, aw eetuietet tse oe parment, ’ { income tax that finally er A roel ago, was floated at 7:30 a m. to lilam C. Levere, national o' ’ to the governor's mansion, but thelr Gey ecording to wireless advices| Ce? of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon ae te = > | Proclivity for evildoing leads Ml received here from the wrecking @ fraternity and editor of The | to thwart an attempt to defeat the “ ord, its publication, was the S ov camp or re-cles. steamer Homer. The Crowley will . eat Parish Dienst 6 to governor in his campaign for reelee |)" es ty San Francisco for, SUest of Seattle alumni Friday noon . | | Uon. There i# a romance woven into at a luncheon in the Elks’ club, He (RG GU REARS End This Evening! the story, and it is all told with |'ePairs voit has been visiting the chapter at ae ‘ _ Do it yourself without drugs, elec-| system, and this knowledge is | The Holy Rosary parish bazaar, S §} | bright, clever dialogue NAME 18 HAROLD BOWER #tate university for two or e et { rot 7 ~ f. -e rhomas Chatterton, o nree “ tricity or appliance: kind. fe ~— which has been h nightly for | Admirers of Thomas Chatterto Sbért, the trick: mutt, who wen 0} (Tee 487 y ppliances of any kind. | for a lifetime—no further two weeks at the New Arlington} who recently joined the Wil ; By a simple method of nerve|and FREEDOM FROM ae j 3 mag ean “liver cup at the mutt show, ts hotel to raise funds to build a $60 pany as leading man, will bave an is by Harold Bower, of 613 Youth Being Held |Prewwure, easily learned and applied |ILLS—think of that. | . seing ole 000 parochial school in West Seat-| j Opportunity of seeing Him ne ie iMinor ave. 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Washington st, Los 4 be = Bg betas ed | the romance centers. ancing and other novel features, The ‘gy a n obtain this wonderful ! geles, Cal.—Advertisement. feature photoplay will show Book/| cific railroad, has been promoted | cndeveen DANCERS {¢ ee a Specie salirend, baie, been, prosadtnd ; \ ER [clever paxces loner Gir of Lene." cabracee| Girl Charged With ee the firwt three chapters of “Miracles | vice president. wt wa a Broadway's popular dancing star. lof ine Jungle Theft of Fur,Coat| won ee ~ } ee Paisley Noon ited by Julanne sdk eed eta Later haat | May Bridges, alleged to have stol- | ae —Ricts between P esciatt| 1—Mary Haynes, Moore. 2—Cecil Bruner, Pantages. 3— Johnston, Ce ay Broner and ; may | | “Ane ‘ eo a tor Gant waroet af Oh, Sede T and railway workmen result in death | oe : ‘awley and bis New York compa: MOE wie dis nga pF ok no of four persons and wounding of 13 Adele Blood, Wilkes. 4—Margie Helton, Palace-Hip. |will present the headline feature of} «4 noe: p jfendant in grand hare s is leh ie ute “ae tha Wieoaden a delightful musical | filed Saturday in superior court by PEEING OO RiP Ft ae. [tee now Wants s Ue oe ee Peers t the Metropolitan | Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John i Three big names, in three big acts, |bogtnning Monday matinee. The act we changienent, bagtahing| D. Carmody, J UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT the new Orpheum bill at the is calied “Aristocracy of the Dance.” | with a matinee Thanksgiving day " Moore, tor the week wanting sane “| Dainty Lee Morse, “the oneman|” ytareuedite Zender, the dainty lit-| SEATTLE BUILDING Trad a hee oy ee nitty Do. |quartet.” will be an added attraction | ti@ musical comedy star, plays the| council Saturday filed a protest with | her, Mary Haynes and Mrs. Gene|of the new bill. Mins Morce t#n't! ieading role. | const Malsictay Sled, «. ueoieet we | x he roy one: ton b he | y pra: et de "nee brother, Ted | has h bigger than « minute, but #he) Mfiss Zender has been surrounded | of a franchise to the National Dis-| has one of the most remarkable), a company of clever players and| trict Telegraph Co.,"for operation of je PER PE OR RE mew | Vegas Se Yemnatane. | unusually attractive girls +a fire alarm system here. Daddy, Boldt’s Butterborns are de “Cheyenne Days,” a typical Weet-/ ‘ : cs liclous.— Advertisement. ern pound-up, with cowboys, cow a lipids girly, spirited horses and character comedy, will be presented by Ari To You Who Suffer With zona Joe and his company, as the headline feature of the new bill at the Pantages beginning with the | VCC LAH CET NOW PLAYING! matinee Monday afternoon. The act 2ND © UNIVERSITY |is mtaged with uncommon realism and S filled with exclting exploits. The Three Alex» are gymnasts Rides Boldly Into os specialize in thritla, the Jaws of Death Jy tell a rag he Tt May | “ernard and Ferris have a comedy to Get His Man | Maple Valley, Wash, Oct. 26, 1921 | o Epilepsy or «| Count George Hay duBarry a ee PALACE HIP BILL echt: mache a FEATURES QUARTET PRESENTS nage Rome pig Lester Bernard and Company pro vide an outstanding feature of the TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW PIANOS TO | PB pec Rire:-—Just a Uno we reeants [new bill that Is scheduled to appear your treatment for epilepry o which I wrote you. sume. sight |#t Loew's Palace Hip tomorrow, This THE GENTI ER SEX quartet of clever players will ap- months ago. 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