The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 2

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921. BRUMFIELD GAINS DELA‘ THE SEATTLE STAR Seattle Youngsters Win Novel Success DR. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS. Their Puppet Company Is Well Received A ny ] own lite or the murder n Roseburg, last | July, again bad a fighting chance for |hin life here today Judge G. G, Bingham, of the cin leult court, last night granted a com |tificate of probable cause, followig the filing of a bill of exception | the ex-dentist’s cane. | Attorney Dexter Rice, for t fendant, filed notice of appeal last night, Jt wan intimated ¢ guments in the case will not be Hard until early in March, with additional 7 Aeiay while the supreme oourt, ren @ Gers ita decision. a Should the state supreme court re fuse to reverse the lower court, de |fense attorneys declared they would | take the Brumfield case to the United Btaten euprome court. Second Trial Held for Yakima Sheri “4 YAKIMA, Dec. 22 —not QUALITY alone—nor terms alone — but BOTH. The world’s most famous Talking Machine, the VICTROLA, we offer from now until Christmas on exceptionally low terms. PAY AS LOW AS Sheriff Pad Bear is on trial here on a second @ictment charging extortion bef Judge Guy C, Alston, of Everett. fe alleged to have coerced Al Keyes to release Al Barron, of penish, from any claim Keyes have against Barron for mati him in a fight. A jury was obtained here Monday and the court started taking evideng in the cane, ELL LE, EE EE hhh RP Csast Hardvar G | SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET Star staff photographers. eee CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS—8 A. M TO 6 P, M. WE DELIVER BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD | i - einai ! “Eleventh H our” Gift Suggestions only cur second season, of courne, but we give about four perform If you stil have some a to do, these few suggestions will undoubt- edly help you—On sale Friday and Saturday while they last. —_ R EE E Christmas Tree Holders flo poke Miss Math Kerr of the Grace Barnte Puppet company. G0¢ and $1.00—The simplest and most practical hold- A Haynes Iron Cord rong with Richard Odlin tleft) who directs the lighting and c08- tumes for the miniature the-| atrical company.—Photo by\| Wayne Albee, McBride studio. | Ruth Kerr (right), univer-! sity girl who manages the) company.—Photo by Wayne Albee, McBride studio. Some of the puppets below. —terms as low as $1— weekly are offered on the $25— $35—, $50— and $75— models; on the higher priced models very reasonable terms will also be made. VICTROLA IV. ..3.:-.<:0:«:+:- $25— VICTROLA VI. . ....-::+.- - $35— VICTROLA VIII. ....:.:... .$50— VICTROLA 80. ..,.020:.;. .$100— VICTROLA 90 .....:.:.:. .$125— ‘VICTROLA XI. ............$150— Credit up of five) who started | L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Founded 1864 and} energy, to make th fortune. Ruth | Kerr recently earned her sheepskin | at the university, From the time} lahe wn 14 #he interested herself in| dramatics, There are those who stil; remember the “Historical Pageant of | Seattle,” given in 1912 by students | at the Broadway high school, and which nearly 4.000 parents attended. | Ruth Kerr was the “author” of pd | pageant. Now she is manager of the Grace Barnes Puppeta, and dram- attues the little plays they give | Her first venture was “Peter Hab-| bit.” and now she has added to the repertoire the “Puppet Cireus”™ and/ “Aladdin and the Magte Lamp.” in still composing a dragon story eh next year’s program. Grace Barnes took the firet conrse | TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. | caancy M. Lewia, of the Manufactar- Urge Arms Meeting ts sisi Va. ~ to Fight Dope Evil| “ine ticeams ciarmcterse te _ | Yelegrams to secretary of State traffic an the greatest of internation urging the disarmament con-fal crimes ever perpetrated on hu- Seattle's youngest and most wun- usual and most hearttouching bun er on the market. Small size for table Leo Lassen Brings Eeercee vests Out Book of Verse ing in narcotics between netions,| years until a goodly portion of the |/BY ROBERT BASTIEN BERMANN [of “Iimbers,” a dainty little volume Were dispatched Wednesday by Wil-| people on the Pacific coast and in| gtattte han gained another rung on |Of sonnets by Leo H. Lassen, of The Ham Pigott, president of the Pacific) the Orient will be narcotic addicts, 'the ladder leading to recognition as | Star staff, just off the preas. Northwest foreign trade council, and! said Pigot la cultural center thru the publication| “Embers” ls Lasmen's third poets ——ue | Cal effort to find its way into book |form, and it amply fulfills the prom. | ine that was held forth by bis earlier works Not only are the verses admirabty conceived from a technical stand point. but not a few of them show evidences of real Ineptration. | It in a true Seattle product—writ jten by a Beattie port, Ulustrated by | Stuart Morria, — aruUet, and published by the A Preen of Se- jattle. And it is a product of which Seattle can justly be proud. Morri# iMustrations — frothy little sketches In black and white—serve Electric Irons Hot Point, Universal and American Beauty $6.25 to $8.50 in puppets ever given by the Maurice Brownes in 1970, when they gave “Alloa in Wondertand” at the old; Comish school. Mins Tarnes har also studied at the Columbia Schoo! of Fixpression. The Brownes first became interested in puppets eeveral years ago in thelr work at the Chi cago Little theatre and later when Tony Garg, the now famous New York puppeteer, had Mra, Browne! manage his first production of “The| Rose and the Ring.” She ati? re) qrives a royalty on this, = Mre.| Blue Enameled Roasters Special $2.69. Self-basting, seam- less, sanitary. For any size roast or turkey up to 17 pounds. ake Aluminum Bird Cages White enam- eled wire Bird Cages, like il- ® | perenne And Now For Christmas— HESE sharp, crisp mornings promise an old-fashioned Christ- mas. Our stores, specially decorated, invite your inspection. If unable to personally visit, “Just ’phone”’ and “We deliver,” our service is complete. GARFIELD 2000 Queen Anne Store OYSTERS Toke Points Olympias Canned TOM THUMB PEAS. TINY GREEN LIMAS 5S TIPS ASPARA Baskets of Fruit Attractiv basMets, fruits, nuts, figs and candies, taste fully decorated and tled with fancy ribbon. An appropriate, sonable gift. 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An ideal Christmas gift, each $5.00 FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU EAST 2165 Capitol Hill Store CHESTNUTS CRANBERRIES WILD RICE PLUM PUDDING NUTS RAISINS CANDY Christmas Candies Broken Hard 3 Faney Hara IDs vee Table Raisins California Clusters, 40c and Soe cartons, ++ $2.50 Redwood Gift Pack- ages, each | | | to add just the necensary touch, and tho phyntcal aspects of the book are | everything that could be desired |The paper ts of unusual quality; the print is clear and in keeping with the decorations, and the binding is at once simple, decorative and prac teal. While tt ts virtnatty a private edt tion, Lassen is offering a limited number of the books for sale at his office at The Star, /DAUGHTER MADE | wire ine Or Ruse ant nace ite HAPPY Caroline stopped weeping: and litt ed her curly head. Her moth smiling eyes told her young da jter that a happy surprise was du “Run up to your room, dear. Yo | father and 1 went down to Cherry's yenterday and they just sent up the |drees you wanted for your week-end | party, We decided that ygu could | | have it now when Cherry’# told ua \th at it wnan't necessary to pay a | cent down unti) the first of the year We can make the other payments when convenient. Run on upstairs, girlie. Yea, it's the frilly one, and | tley just have one of them ieft— |Yes—a Rialto Bidg., on 2nd ave., between Madison and Spring, over Pirtn Whietle."-Advertisement DR. Hl. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist X-Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration Work Done Examination and Estimate Free 604-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKB SEATTLE Third Ave club. jearved every head for these puppets | covtumes, {Of courne all of us work halt time frrowne originated the iden of having | the puppeteers both work the pup peta and «peak the lines for them. | This idea saves half the working foree usualy required ‘The Tony Sarg puppets are play ing in both Spokane and Portland | this season, ‘The firat puppets Mra, Browne ex- perimented with were too emall, and ones 22 inches high. Tony Sarg went a step further and designed his character to the face and “carry better.” Yor three seasons the Rrownes have riven clases in this fascinat. ng art of the marionette theatre and his little Seattle company ta the di ‘ect result. Richard Odin destgns the costumes and ncenery for these plays, and very charming and original they are. Altho not yet 20 and looking younger than he is, he has worked with the | Rrownes from the start. wan One of the loveliest ever given. He helped with the staging of sev- eral repertory plays the Brownes put on, and this summer was art direc. tor for the students’ pantomime from the school of the theatre, One performance waa given at the Sunset ‘Those who mw “Arto da Capo” at jthe Cornish this summer will recall the altogether delightful costumes Mr. Odlin designed for that. He and @es or batiks many of their He Ix a natural Imitator and an interesting yotmg artist. That he will leave eventually for New York is one of the “of courses” in the program for the future. Nylene Prewitt and Alberta Langley are two puppeteers who pull the #trines that make the dolis perform tn this en. ergetic, youthful corporation. “Of course Inet year, when we were starting out, we didn’t make much.” one of them admitted. “Tt was all we could do to buy our Nght ing equipment and make our dolla and clothe them opt of our proceeds. doing advertising or something, but soon we can devote all our time to our company. We made $1,200 this last summer.” “Well, that must have been nice “Oh, we didn't spend it,” she re. marked. “No, indeed: why, that paid for the whole company to take three months’ work with the Brownes.” ‘Talk about putting the capital back into the firm! And of course if your capital jy in your head you have to keop it replenished, Just now the puppets are on tour. 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