The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1922, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR May Robson Coming to Met i Xtlantic. Flagship | The Great American Home 8. 8. Maryla the American navy, will be the flag ew ows a er ouses ship of the Atlantic fleet, replacing the peace time flagship Columbia, ‘formerly the Great Northero, re turned to the shipping board by exeoutive order, Bida for the Columbia will be opened by the shipping board oh 4 COME ON Now! Sunday. cece Eyepe dll MOTHER SAID You WELL, WAIT: Miller and James Mack being the big | SHOULD HAVE BEEN CANT CHA TILL yey ng HOME AN HOUR AGO! | ) FASTEN MY , along with Miss Ina Wil You'LL Get it! GOLOSHES ! nd a clever company, will stage “The Mutual Man,” a comedy “= with music, Ruby Norton ta better known as “The Big Little Star of Song.” In ] sine she weighs a handred pounds, but In amusement worth she is said to be a heavywetght Harry Kahno is called “the incom Parable mentalist.” He has great powers of concentration of mind, be ing able to do three or four things at a time, Miller and Mack are eceentrio sing ing and dancing funsters. | Bostock’y Riding Schoo! comprises #ix horses and as many clrous riders, with the well-known Lillian St. Leon featured. | Walter Daniels and Minna Wal.| ters, in “The Old-Timer,” have instru. Mental and vooal music that provides & vaudeville treat. Kinzo ts one of the better kind of Juggte “SHAVINGS” 18 PLAY AT WILKES An unusual production ts offered| — @@. 9% ig patrons of the Wilkes theater for the SU STAYED SO LATE AT coming week, when the Cooperative] "THE PARTY THAT MOTHER HAD players will present Joseph L. Lin- . ad ER- coln’s “Shavings,” which has not To SEND "BOB" AFTER W Previously been seen in Seattle, “Shavings” is a Henry W. Savage production that had a record-making run at the Knickerbocker theater in New York. Unusual care ts promined by the management of the family | theater In the scenic investiture and wate un romana ** Plan More Tests for vides excellent roles for all of the “on stomy ao Tomar ewe! Crooks’ “Truth Serum” | the performance at the Wilkes will be held under the auspices of the DALLAS, Tex, Feb, 25—Authort} The active basis of the drug ts sco Inter-Club council, which is com-|tles here are planning additional | polamin, the substance used to induce posed of fourteen Seattle civic or |testa with “truth serum,” the newly | twilight sleep,” an aid to painless ganizations, the proceeds to be given discovered preparation which, when| childbirth, Ite mental effect seems to the Millionair club to feed the Injected into the blood of a criminal, |to be producing paralysta of imagina unemployed Friday evening La! its discoverer says, renders him pow-| tion, rendering the patient Incapable Societe des Quarante Hommes et|ertess to lie of telling anything but the truth. HMuit Chevaux will be In charge of| Already two formal testa have con Bubjects for the recent tests tn the MEDAL FOR MEN WHO across” this provision. “ROSE OF THE RANCHO” ned to demonstrate beyond a doubt; ments, The tests were carried out AT WOODWARD THEATER the efficacy of the drug. under the supervision of prison offi. clale and physicians. . “The Rose of the Rancho,” Rich- . : ‘on | 1—Ruby Norton, Moore. 2—Irene Marlyn, Pantages. 3—| ara Walton Tully's -firet great dra ag oe Gubtuet inerlomaee per Af ‘Hazel Whitmore. Woodware. 4—May Robson, Metropolitan. | matic success, in conjunction with| | Melodious tunes and miles, plus) ori Copbery here every Ann Robbins, Wilkes. 6—Rilla Willard, Palace |D*vid Belasco. which served to raim | DONMNL AY, tre Prom 7 al A dome of the drug was injected ip. orened y into Scrivner's arm and District At ft Barriscale, will be the vehicle offerea| Wilbur and Girlie open the show | | * & # * 8 & * 8 & by the Woodward theater for the| "ith @ rush tn their exhibition of —— Maury Hughes questioned | ‘There are few, if any, comediennes; running in the Saturday Evening| week starting with the matinee to |Vermitility wherein songs, piano appearing before the public today | Post. morrow. This play has enjoyed a|i#eas, juggling and chatter all are! “Did you rob Guy's pharmacy? who are as anxious and untiring in| The Play ts tm three acta, the " the district attorney asked. ° popularity which few American ef-|D!ended. scenes being laid at the La Riches | forts can boast of, running for long] “Without Benefit of Clergy.” « were 1 don't even know where ft their efforts to serve to their auditors | Forel in New York, and at Pinto seasons in New York, Chicago and|*#ereen Gramatization of Rudyard Something new each year as MY) Pegg’s ranch in California, which in|other Eastern cities, and never fail-/Kipling’s famous story, is the few |» | Robson, the versatile character star. | itself gives promise of beautiful/ing to attract large crowds when|‘ure photopiay. pa too robbery, but always had | tests who comes to the Metropolitan thea-| age settinen placed on tour. FOUR BARDS “Whe robbed one tent ter Tuesday night ina new play. “It) Reviewers are unantmous tn ac| The ranch house ball, in the earty|COMING TO PAN the distetnn oS ir Pays to Smile,” dramatized by Ethel claiming it the dest work Mise Rob-| California days, which is brought to] ‘he pill coming to the Pantages yes —, ws Mumford from Nina Wilcox son hag yet been geen in, and that is | such « dramatic end, offers epporte | onda headed b: For ! connctoun uty Stories which have been| seme comment when one thinks of | nit Reperie, " oe vemsuntiaal tena ie teed Prine aia y for the use of color and cast/rymnasta, They are funed to give this infi ry L. 7] the wonderful success she attained in| which ts rarely seen, and the Wood-/ juggters of human beings Each of The other test ew t van Watter iss E. Carre “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary.” |ward theater management has taken |tng four is a physically perfect apect-| Smith, negro, pie mo Syed University of Washington students | full advantage of thls in arranging | men and the combined work of the| The district otemncn paves have bought out the entire house for |ite second play. More than 60 play-|rour jy tittle short of phenomenal. | Smith regarding the twusmer” with Tuesday, the opening night ers will take part in this scene, An added attraction is the offering | which he hag been charged. amith MOORE BILL HAS Comment has been heard on the! o¢ itizateth Nelson and the Barry | maintaineg his innocence, FOUR HEADLINERS sapecially fine opportunities offered boys, Choice bite of melody, com| “He told a clearer st Four featured headtine Orpheum | Miss Hazel Whitmoro in the part of| say chatter and the best of hith-| influence of the drug then olen ctroult acts are on the Dill that starts |J08nita Kenton. the senorita whoo ciass dancing grace the act conacioux” Hughes said. “If romance with Kearney, the govern-|" “Another added attraction ts Jim|neanea amainst hes 40 not give ben na samt, furnishes the main love’ ang Irene Marlyn in “A Kaleidorcopte | information at the prettm! pene Q me this powerfully iimned povue” They will offer a brilliant ing, IT shall dismiss Ge mare rama. Alexia Luce is cast opposite rogram of violin and piano numbers | charge, ba her, and Seattle playgoers will 6x i termpersed with songs and dances. 4 pect to ste the usual finished per) sartha Golden and Urmula March | Physicians who witnessed the PHILIPPINE BUNTAL BALIUAG [formance from this popular artist.|) 10 a clever satire on eugenic| et Geclare that further tests will ONLY revea) startling developments—that The remainder of the company is f ‘ . Goo! SED AND nursing called “Good Night Nurse. oe Rae pvt pe David Reese ts an American tenor, | ‘2 truth serum may be the greatest pa COMEDY PREDOMINATES bill & medico-legal discovery since Ber- De net give or pet away these! iN PALACE HIP SHOW Dae omg ange to he > *\ullon classified finger prints. ‘ ¥ ray , oF fait nend them in to ws by par- . - a Leds, ee Ae gattens & Teamened Gea, Laughter is said to @omtnate| Hazel Moran, “the grt with the “Truth serum” was discovered by ealth Brings Beauty | '»»'=- Geeta.” every specialty included in the new | rope,” has a Western offering. Ni T y N FAMILY | : a - branch of the American Legion. will work. But more tests are plan-|ecives voluntarily for the expert department was advised by Sertvner waa sentenced te prison imagination. value of scopolamin as a ary insanity.” Hughes saya nite effect. Instead of talking when he is spoken to. “I'm convinced fonse—will be useless!" 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AND VIKM 9B, c— Vix SCANDAL — REFUSE BONUS LOSES WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. —~ WAGENHALS 4 K. ren PRESENT Award of @ medal to men declin- ing to take a soldiers’ bonus has been suggested among house mem- bers. The proposal, however, has met with much dimpproval in American Legion quarters, so there will be no attempt to “put the theater, This is the fun-making|vinced many officials that the serum county jail here submitted them Mi: ae ishap Kills Son of U. S. Diplomat WASHINGTON, Feb, 25,—Capt. Theo Marburg, jr son of They Mar- burg, of Baltimore, former minister to Belgium, died yesterday at Mag dalena, Mexico, as the result of acci- dentally shooting himself a ween ago, while cleaning a gun, the state the American consul at Nogales, Artz an ‘Te nee money orders payable to a Texas country doctor who refuses r—Imelose ‘Scit-Addrenned Stamped Zavctoee to make his name public anti) the tests are conclusive, because of medi- cal ethica, He was present at the Here's how he tells of his discov. Serivper gave the names of fvelence of twilight sleep would tell stimulation of the “They'd tell only what they were anked and the wil] to Invent things yzed. I made several tests. I became convinced of the wml aid,” District Attorney Hughes ts opti- mistic over the outcome of the tests “While alcohol, chloroform and ether induce talkativeness, the pa- tient only raves in a sort of tempor: “This ‘truth serum’ has an oppo random, the patient epeaks only the experiments were of value. If we can buy truth | in bottles and Inject it Into criminals’ veina, the lie—the criminal’s best de- FIVE Pp | 7 AN NIGHTS ONLY MATINEMS® WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY COM. TUESDAY FEB. 28 Augustus Pitou, Ince. Announces MAY ROBSON In a Comedy Drama IT PAYS TO SMILE From Nina Wilcox Putnam's Saturday Evening Post Story BARGAIN WEDNESDAY rday Matinee: te $1.50, Pius Tax. SEATS NOW SELLING —COMING— ee Metropo.itan: meds MATS. WED. 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M, ALL WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE THE FOUR BARDS World's Greatest Gymnasta Sensational Jugglers of Men GOLDEN & MARCH in “Good Night Nurse” JIM & IRENE MARLYN In “A Kaleidoscopic Revue” HAZEL MORAN “The Girl With the Rope” ELIZABETH NELSON & BARRY BOYS Presenting “A Melody of Variety Bits” GESCOPE jam Duncan General Admission: MATINEES 25 Cents; NIGHTS 40 Cents