The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 11 “Te Micimromiiolc mt cn Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. Removal Sale Offers you a two hundred and fifty thousand dollar stock from which you can buy one piece or furnish your home completely at a saving of one-fifth to one-half less than regular price. Come in, walk through our display rooms—you will meet with values that will surprise you, 1922. Special Credit Terms During Sale For 1,000 New Accounts $ Purchase—$ 1.00 Down—$1.00 Per Week $ Purchase—$ 3.00 Down—$1.25 Per Week $100 Purchase—$ 5.00 Down—$1.50 Per Week $150 Purchase—$ 7.5 Week $200 Purchase—$10,00 Down—$2.50 Per Week $250 Purchase—$12.50 Down—$3.00 Per Week $300 Purchase—$15.00 Down—$4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGE—NO INTEREST ry c | = 1 PIKE MEETS FIFTH eo! a = fe} LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED MUNKS) iNew Phone—Elliott 491 i WALLA WALLA. — Appraisers | E Walue estate of late Levi Ankeny at $1,333,343.59 CRUEL PILES FIRE MENACES — WHOLE BLOCK An entire city block was threat. “Buddies” MET R YPOL ITAN THE SEATTLE Held Over at Wilkes MAN FALLS OFF 2 SHOT IN RUM NHAs Livety comspy TELEPHONE POLE BATTLE IN EAS STAR - tt Tt Ts METROPOLITAN COM MATINEES Woodward Co in ‘Enolish Play T. J. Search, City Lineman, Woman Accused of Wound- & ONE WEEK S).... TOMORROW ‘inv sf Badly Injured ing Gotham Detective LIVE 4 m OLIVER MOROSCO was in Providence howpital Saturd killed ear! Jay in am alleged iffering from severe injuries to F eamer and rum runner batt vee ook 1 bod which he u York harbor In another ta ‘in a fall from a telephone ght between two womer z i t Third ave. and Cherry et. Mrida man d a detective, an officer wa oa « iver 2268 N, 58th « We ' today are holding Molly Por. slipped from one of the steps, Detective V Lavender during ausing him to fall about 20 feet to raid on what fb believed to th the street Hie injuries will not be terminus of an auto fully determined until X-ray p ures | system. are taken to locate possible fra t — BIG FUNERAL ga J Coutt De jee Richards Mary Ann Robbins, Howard Kus) well, Arthur Belasco and Vaughn! WASHINGTON, March 11 The Morgan are ncen to advantage in|Iast large shipment of soldier dead fi fitting roles. from France will arrive in the Unite ma) MAYO DRAMA States about March 30, when the #m "1 rd a port € wl dock a ng Pages me |New York with 1.326 cankets, the { ‘The home of the spoken drama, the war department announced Woodward theater, journeys to Eng : sd tee the teak ee weelew| Approximately bodies are lett for reduction, which is “The Marriage |Teturn to this country of William Ashe.” Margaret Mayo) UP to March T the tion committee had br remains of 44,418 American dramatized this from the well-kn Mrs. Humphrey Ward, thia will mark its first presents to Seattle playgoers, Englinh politl al Mfe, with its rigid ramifications, is clearly shown in this play, the seenes of which extend to Venice and Switworland, n soldier and 4 Thirty-two thousand who died overseas will remain in th a soil of F it wan stated. ‘The jm bodies will be concentrated in per manent cemeteries which be American wilt Unusual scenic ponstbilities are| cared for by this government, opened, and the full potentialities | } have been realized. An Lady Kitty Railroad M. a Bristol, Haze) Whitmore presents a Old ilroad Man : young woman with little clonely held conventions of Englixh woclety, even tho they affect vitally the success of her politician husband, use for the Dead in California ‘jg PASADENA, Cal, March sg" Ag A. Pothamus, 45, one of the | known men in Southern © aittornt ened with destruction by fire and Tureines | Nes ans neto nn died yesterday in the Pasadena how a ‘ dozens of families in the neighbor played by her. An William Ashe, | pital following an operation 4 y — hood were frightened from thelr Alexis B. Luce has a supporting rote |bamus was general agent in 4 Dr. Van Vieck Found Genv- nomen Friday night when a four. ae goed. as anything yet otored him ;south for the Canadian Pacific for 2 ine Relief Which Is | "*°TY *Partment house at 1923 Wal white other members of the company | *°Ver#! years. previous to wh H |nut ave, was «wept by flames. dhe well aaiiansé * | was connected with the Southern Ps lealing Tho Thousands Firemen of West Seattle and com. Matinee performances Sunday, | “ific- panies from several other stations Wes | os dn , er Send Postal fee.) Dollar Trial /rurriea ‘9 the mone) and nicenaded See rey | a eaeesilening up's gis pve ‘ae FR! jin checking the fire, which had . s e kK alr —— jeained "great Neudway “and had visieer ae Sting store by skylieht. looting 1 TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST To any one suffering from Pitee | Worked upward from the basement Oe FASAOR SIP BALL of $880 worth of men's furnishings A we make this unlimited offer: Send /to the roof thru an alrshaft A charming star of musical comedy |“ “SS . DIRECT FROM PLAYHOUSE, NEW YORK we Four addrent) “one building Is owned by James and vaudeville fame, Elizabeth Soltl ati a te ” 4 Fe will bring you «| Robinson and was valued at $2,000. amnisted by two clever artists in pre. | Character song studies any ig on PEN Petar ithe lows was extimated at corre senting a fantastic revue of music, |sembles grace the act, Hixectient Com- $700 and $800. It had been vacated song and terpsichorean noveities,| G. Wesley Johnson and company, edy enacted by before the fire. Spontaneous com will top the new show coming to featuring Charles 1B. Foster, is billed — come~ unto welts: We cae feper inthe Loew's Palace Hip theater tomorrow, |4* & “classical and harmonious jazz TE: a Pen |basement waa blamed for the base. Picturesque costumes and an elabo. alogue.” Comedy, music and some and such Pil pi Ahi es eo rate scenic environment will lend! of the fastest dancing seen on the trenton a1) jcharm to the act stage in some time is a part of the MB KVENING fo b+ “Stk | |Logger Killed by A jolly trio of entertainers are| entertainment in store for those who a ‘goon | Reilly, Feeney and Reilly, They ning | see this number, a va) army, spent torts | Third-Story Leap . & combination of popular and special} Foley and O'Neil, “a couple of nif ee eerste | Archie Martin, 60, a logger, leaped| 1-—Aleris Luce, Woodward. 2—Miss Brows and Terry | numbers th have & snappy bea ge e t o : ‘ "his Od f ancing inter rr thru the Euiee, ne "sais ss dneet| Hotel Palmer, £1 Dearborn wt. and| it//¥> Metropolitan. $—Hlicabeth Solti, Palace Hip. 4—|_ Cale! Matin” 0 te te einumbers NOT A BEDROOM FARCE Bile-—joat & simple home tevaiment tMAt| was instantly killed early Saturday.| “Lary Ann Robbins, Wilkes. 5—Mae Haley, Moore, 6—E' MMG | rustic comedy, will introduce Herbert | ‘The Three Ambler Brothers have a (i Martin had been drinking moon. | ‘leit, Pantages. | Hodge and Mildred Lowell | number that exhibits the utmost in {i gg uS000000000S00088 shine whisky with a friend, Robert ri f cs Ule and Clark are a man and a/ poised, strength and nerve . ING 2 i Skee. funith aneedine te the latter Oliver Morosco will offer his t) Frank Van Hoven, “the dippy mad/|.ici who caption their akit “a joyful| Walter Hastings, an entertainer de a COMING—FOUR NIGHTS—BEGINNING Word. We don't know how we could| Martin was dead when picked up.|COmey, “Wait Till We're Married,”| magician,” in an unique entertainer |‘ bination of personality, songs and |!uxe, has clever piano selections, WITH A MATINEE SUNDAY, MARCH 19 A mere wobounded faith in our rem. | oy, tedy Ia at the morrue laden with laughter, at the Metro-| with comedy effect. theoptnden? ‘ongs and some unsual tricks (Matinee Wednesday) : eee rain: verse Tm ae Pla ert week — Clarence Oliver and Georgie Olp in| coeea in the dominating feature of| The Pantages in now back on th oa March 12. Matinees will be Id achedule o: i the enappy doings promised by Tur-| old schedule of three shows « day, a SHOW °° WORLD a oat| Palace Hip to given on Wednesday and Saturday. | week. It in from the vernatile pen of |.) Ana ‘Turner, acrobats, | new bill starting each Moray afte ‘an - Se a E Change Poli It ie a clean comedy of the most| William Anthony McGurie and ts In|""hogene o'irion ix the star ef the | hoon ICY | wholesome sort, and contrary to the bis happiest vein. teaturé photoplay, “The Last Door.” | ————— — ‘The mneer cgeee On Saturday, March 18, a week/suggestion implied in the title, ft in| The Three Haley Sisters will form NEW SHOW AT. * | Safe for Infants, Children or Adults 3 from today, Marcus Loew has arjnot a bedroom fares, It deals with a tuneful part of the program. fhey | Dae omen GLYCEROLE LOBELIA Aa 44-| ranged to present sevenday vaude-|the amuring difficulties of two young | have popular melodies offered in a|”AN MOD | M a 4 m5 te | ville and ploture Programs Instead |iovers who are about to enter inte! new manner. Py Pas Migs a aggh ce Song ae ic racer wei cian inte 4 split-week engagements aa at|matrimony. A world-wise girl saves wie ied ain canes | : Mon. | op uriou: ‘a the a — fsctthee over the Western circuit./from drowning a humble boy, and. Pia ont ent ng maaueiliaman” day, Ig headed by the Skelly and Heit best cough medicine made, Gives in 4 |At the local theater, Loew's Palace!having performed this herolo act,|pecs arauine mom ciine number, | Revue, & pretentious musical offer.| stant relief, G0c at drug stores, or \s fip, the shows are to change every| promptly falls in love with him. Sianan ah Caden (io: coun hin | 28: — Hugs pec gor Bele mon P. by Serene Drug Co, Spo T % Saturday and will continue until) ian Dale, aramatic critic of the| 19th Orpheum cireult tour and stunt | “2 a bev are y beauties. ' kane. vertisement. pt | Friday maak New York American, in his review | dealing out his humor | See thi See Ji Lose Maggie in \aésy Jeovph A. Muller, toaneger, of| me, Wat Til We're Married’ is | Bul, Genevieve and Walter tn JIGGS Mitionaire Choras Wall St. It's a Sream 2 Muller, 1 " |gorgeous comedy well acted. There! “won't You Be Careful? is a comedy ' |iaewe F lace Hip. ‘will result, ‘a |are plenty of laughs and it handed | cycling turn. MOORE —PRICES— SEAT . ” ore expensive and elab-| * ~~ . Starts MONDAY, 10 A. Me] ore ograms, according te. inter lo lhesppamndler sty acomh bce Naess Fe a dg Ad Evening: 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1.00 (Plus Tax) SALE This entire stock Men’s,}| mation received from the ultaaeeiae Meceey trent oeery acpi eC As ae Matinees: - 25¢, 50¢, 75¢ (Plus Tax) , P : : tg || Francisco headquarters. The vaude-| {tring notices from | ey *| ‘The tremendous popularity of Women’s and Children’s}) vine acts, which will come dr ee ne eee aed by | “Buddies,” the comedy drama with Shoes must be sold in ten}| trom Loew's State theater in New|rcrre tnutte, whick eenented thia| music which opencd at the Wilkes " q days. By order of Superior | York city, will include some inter-| pe : age | iat ts evidenced by the ‘ ys. 1 Jeomedy at the Playhou in New 3 ie Court. For prices that will]|*stinety notable headline featuren.|somy*y, St, ine Puyneune nouncersent of the management Mrs. Esther Wolfe |Urie Acie Causes Rheamaticon ” ‘ ee The photoplay program outlined for! “ { the Seattle Cooperative Stock ce Acid causes more suffering and do it. See our window the coming month is alxo of moment, |ORPHEUS FAVORITES ompany that the attraction will be Jdinense ‘than ‘anything cise with whieh ALL FIXTURES FOR }/7°™ Mix in ‘The Night Horseman,’ ; ~ yr a “ TWICE DAILY—2:30 - 8:15 t no one in this age of fast Hving, ay “ appearing on the program opening| What promises to be an exceptiona the play has the war atmos insuffictont. exercise and overeating 4 SALE the new policy next Saturday.” es starts the week at the Moc it ie not a war play, the 150, 25e, 0c, 75e, $1, Except Sat, Sun. and Holidays rom Uric Acid secretions in one 7 8 ts , tomorrow after Headed by three taking place in a litt Mats: Ihe, 250, 50c, Except Sun, and Holidays G. W. LOVEBERRY, |i 5. tert tt |teatured numbers, supported by four| French village Just before the align Receiver ad Brown- White ntertainment to others of Orpheum caliber, this showing of the armistice. It fille Shee a. | should please local vaudev patrons. | w lively comedy situations as mi Second at University eee Be Given Jobless) Adelaide and Hughes, Orpheum) well as romance, and the introduc Limited Engagement S he Fairview women's quartet and circuit's premiere dancers, head the! tion here and there of musical num j gram Saturday night at the Million R : | yore overworked a ex dhe Million: |are maid to be handsomely costumed | ing for a stock com } arty off the. pole ID LAXATIVE aly cub, Seattie’s organisation for! ina staged. James Blaine, Harriet Hellen, | ' the excess poison (Uric Acka) fi rca eabnens OR AATS |unemployed. Others participating in | AND Riorbed’ into the system and im time 4 |the program will be Mrs Meagher. the Misses Dorothy and Thueson and Iris Yamioka. Hannah K Miss Katherine Hulet and Leonore ray MOVIES Sou TACOMA. — James O'Farrell, for |mer Orting postmaster, in freed by | IME QUEATEST ACTEOS MTHEWOND | jury here of $800 embezzlement TO MEEP THE LIVER AND BOWELS CHORMY PANTAGES QUALITY VAUDEVILLE THREE TIMES DAILY: 2:00, 7:00 AND 9:00 P. M. ORGAN CONCERT EVERY DAY 2 TO 2:30 P. M. STARTING MONDAY AFTERNOON KELLEY AND HEIT REVUE A Delightful Repertoire of Song Studies and Character Delineatio THREE AMBLER BROTHERS The Act Sensational FOLEY & O’NEIL A Couple of Nifties WALTER HASTINGS Entertainer De Luxe G. WESLEY JOHNSON AND CO. With Charles B A Classical Foster mony Jazzalogue PANTAGESCOPE——SEKIAL AND COMEDY GENERAL ADMISSION 256¢ EVENINGS 406 Acid attacks the PLAYING HUGHES America’s Representative Dance: James Michael Dale—at the Piano changing from it is called IN- MATISM. 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Anthony McG depghephs Co... Spokane. ough laxative take uid THREE HALEY SISTERS Lucille, Mabel and Bernice In Popular Melodies BILL, GENEVIEVE & WALTER In “WON'T YOU BE CAREFUL?” liq In you di LADYS WALTON With DAVID BUTLER, “THE WISE KID” thought so in How wise? ROUND 3—ANOTHER “LEATHER PUSHERS” Witwer Series Not so very—But she FREE $1.00 MAP OF THE GREAT STATE OF TRXAS ehowing MIEXTA an tun making gusher ¢ ‘ inerle ormation Home Again After Six Triumphant Years in England FRANK VAN HOVEN The Dippy Mad Magician A pure ointment that has brought joy to thousands ortured by skin disorders RESINOL Soothing and Healing exan O11 1 Knockout from the Famous H. C, —and— “The Child Wonder of the Behave” uitetin iMustrat »rmation full mak the Te tune point ment tion togten! map BABY PRGGY, Sereen,” this we will send the big Texas geo ‘ publ in “Peggy, OLUMBIA as OH Bulle- at you compl toe TEXAS O1F goner Bldg give DAY or lea NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY BULLETIN Port Worth, Texas