The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1922, Page 4

New Shows Offer Variety Indian Revolution Mc we a Dates Back to 175 7 , LONDON, March 25-—-Present die) tive population of all turbances in India are manifests | religions tions of revolt against Britieh rule! Chief among these are which have been smoldering stead ONE: Economie distress whieh fly, breaking forth now and then in| India shares with the rest of open revolution, # the Biritish| the world | first entered India to 1767 TWO; Allied ccoupation of Past revolts usually have been! Constantinople, This has intem Jocalized in limited sections of India| sified Mohammedan hatred of or participated in by limited groups) Great Britain, a» Constantinople of the population while the reet of is considered a holy place. | the Hindustan peninsula remained THKEE: Succession of a new quiet amir in Alghanietan, with very India's yast population—between | indepeadent slightly ant 800,000,000 and 400,000,000-—ie mpitt| British tendencies. into a half dozen different racial FOUR: The non-co-operation groups and a seore of widely vary ist and passive resistance move ing religions ment of Mobavdas Karalnchand ry rarely have these rtval croup) Gandhi, recently arresied for so been able to act together In a con | dition. certed mo’ wailnst the Briush and FIVE: Alleged spreading of this has enabled Britain to hold Dolshevist propaganda. India in its power with & compar | eppiies atively «mall military force, FREQUENT SEPOY ‘These things have kept India tn & MUTINY continual turmotl, Many strikes The only widespread revolution in | took place in 19t1-—notably that of recent times in which the majority | textile workers at Bombay and that et Indians took part and which | or tram employes in Calcutta really threatened the British govero:| Armed uprisings and ricts also jment in India was the Sepoy MU"/ have been frequent. The most im = Announcement tiny portant was the Moplab uprising in ‘This began at Meerut, near Deh. ! north India late in 1921. Thin was May 10, 1867, Its immediate cause | crushed and six districts were placed |was the furnishing of rifle car | under martlal law. | tridges, greased with pork fat, to | a Since the war the Eritish govern Mohammedan troops, It ie UniaW | ment has made #song efforts to “ % | (ul for a Mobammedan to taste Dor | Sacity the peniawuls. (“they’re printed”) The Sepoy mutiny was quelied 8) T5 Kari of Reading, former lord June, 1658. chief Justice In England, was sent to In the world war India remained | iia as viceroy. One of hin fitwt Now Carried Here—in Our Gray Linen Shop loyal to Britain and furnished much | ,oiene was to confer with Gi . aid in men and materials, despite | nauonalist leader VERY pattern user will see the printed words, even the oman hog pd a German ageD | ‘Phe interview, bowever, bore little - advantage of McCall (printed) who has never sewed before will atom ding rebe fruit, for Gandhi continued hie pas patterns. enjoy making her own, clothes. L ive resistance activities. g . ‘ ad OF UNREST Marty m 1921 « limited kind of = Instead of wearisome perforations, But wines the clowe ef the war. | self government went Into effect in all instructions for cutting and All instructions for cutting and | pevern! factors have been at work indin under the Government of to cause disaffection among the na | tngia sot, sewing are printed plainly right on sewing are plainly printed right coor ea |e LAWS the patterns, on the patterns. Where the dots Uons ever at y any amal i organination staged | PROVISIONS Arrows show clearly the straight and dashes used to be are words oy the Uliewaty of "Washington | Indian was allowed to have a nae 3 of the goods. Numbers that that tell you how. match, are guides to the joining No | caste ieee taro | condone of sevens oc evan 2 of parts. And many other valu- © lengthy directions on the pat- Lsraal Tangwill’ inoue consisted | coum a, made | AngioJewish life, “Chiidren of the [up of princes an’ nobien, correspond. : able instructions that simplify tern envelope. |Ghetto,” is the vehicle chosen by/ing t the house of lorda and : sewing. A wonderful aid to home dress- The drama . 1 f oot Sea eles biel a Regen Taro - - ea Sretlla Ghetto maiden te wnfolded tn the|crnig national partiament met at home sewing simpler, easier, surer Call Patte four acts of the play, whieh te said) niin) and similar provincial partia —and saves time in the sewing- We é ae ae ss to be the first drama of real Jewish | noni were att up in various parts = room. ¢ invile you tnapect the en | AB ‘Ga’ Sept & be ected |, India Sapeaprrrres™ a With this new kind of pattern— McCall Patterns and counsel with o tiemettataetion w s ; trom the production wif! go towards |," apr acag ven rage Raggi ag every step so clearly indicated in the pattern experts in charge, per 9g — ped gph rage tained the right to veto any action which fe now being maintained by | °t the native national parliament. 1—Howard Russell, Wilkes. 2—Laura Pierpont, Mage.lcrae on anone jouttivators, who take little part = “i e C s—Fritz = camrege) tay reg * 4—Alezis Luce, Wood- Wile Mosaten, toe great violinist, omer pee andl, ne i ac W ward. 5—Grace Nil ‘antages. Ethel Barrymore Coming will appear in Beattie at the Arena Tuesday evening, April 11. Kretster eg og At the Metropolitan theater for one | James Maine an4 Arthur Belasce! who is making a tour of America | PARTIES beginning Monday evening, | will appear in the title roles. and an | under the direction of C. J. Foley,| . Active potition! partion tn India to-| - Second Avenue at Pike ‘April 10, Ethel Barrymore will be seem | added attraction ts promised in the|of Boston, ts one of thom rarely day are “Deciaasee,” the play by Zoe| presence in the enst of Robert Day.| gifted men for whom success was| _ EXTREMISTS, consisting of be This te the pugs (4) on which Adv will which this most popular ot of Beattie, whe plare! The Warfaret |oartain whatever line of work be | {Sell eerce- wien tne a E See our other i deertiowment on Page 14. es aammarm aia Sur actremes is credited with having tm Dr. Crowther's famous religious) might have followed. His position lowers, together with radical s Tachieved the most emphatic success | pageant of that name, which waelamong violinists of ur time la, to| "etection eng gt = “ef her distinguished career, and of presented at the University stadium. | may the least, second to none In de Pama orem want free . = i i , m r 7 rT 7 - mm Nie io pao te thw waren Gras) Soe | ee ee The praise | been heoked for earty presentation at | there was lost to the world in Kreis | by political action. ut: Ay HYMAN HAY Me Mt y Hi nae HN ih H i the @Vilkes are “The Little Shepherd |ier an equally great pianist, if the} INTELLDCTUALA, consisting | _ mami sass of Kingdom Come.” “The Broken| testimony of such « mam as Harcid| % high caste Hindus and e'ucat | ~~~ se bi Win,” “Daddies,” “The Good Little | Bauer iw to be believed. In fact, he| Sf natives many of whom favor ‘he DAY WEEK iT Ballard Still Up First Awerd Made = |P™rs of Drea, as the result ot joes ane and “Mra Jennie Thomp-|is stil an admirable pianist, and ow ome rng —— con. in er N. e Hanford nds \Se"ten a. Bostt. “state ‘Groner ont: he in| edecat people, Arms Ov am on La J ; path im socks capacity ma coe | Srinavasa Sastri, Hritish delecate | Pallard is reported to be up in| PROSSER, March 26.—¥iret |COmervation and development. PANTAGES BILL cert of chamber music. pd ahh ashington orydenye al arms about (he renaming of the choles of a 20acre farm in the With @ wide variety of steliar tak|) Mail orders are now betng recefved | . representative community. As yet no decision bas White BluffHanford soldier settle} Average depth of the Pngtish chan ent concerned in its delivery, the|care of Sherman Clay & Co. Seattie,| S7°#P. been ma. oT as » tho the committee ap-|ment project was awarded Guy W./ nel is between 200 and 300 feet. new week's bill at the Pantages.jand should be addremed to W. B. pointed to consider the proposition | —————— —_ epaning Monday matines, wil have McCurdy. 'VACCIN ATION __ [Regular Per Die Pay Given tie o saaee Se oye a |the name to “Sunset.” | ne feature. In the act are five at Lana New Schedul TOPS MOORE SHOW headline fi In th fn Swimming peel at 1 abe TO BE TOPIC! Under New ule | ‘Three attractions of featured call-|men who are expert musicians, and|opens Satur@ay, March 25.-—-Adver. | Six Nights ber and four of unusual merit arejone pretty girl whe can sing and | Dr. C Martin Cartson, president of DETROTT. March h.—Fifty thee PPee ee. Co. Mill | dance ; the Tacoma. chapter,» Amwrican | mand employes of the Ford Motor Ce. | | ONLY Two other stellar offerings of the Medical erty te a, Sdreas | wil two days off each week in in Tacoma Burns ‘William Seabury, ho brought one | new bill are Grace Dunbar Nile and Th rou hne $: mabie meeting alana or " Sesh Setmateh Oh Behaed vo (Matinecs: Wednesday Saturday} vues of the seas0m | her company and the Wille Brothers. Pythias hall, First ave. and Pike st ol Ford, president of the com-|wulted from a fire of unknown origin Miss Nile \s a delightfo!l young com 0 9 SS at 8 p.m. Monday. His wut Sr will | pany, announced that the policy of & Friday night when the mill of the| COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10 eaieane who presents «comedy TOO h oe cncnartel . oUF methods in be “The True Meaning of the Pres|fiveday, 40-hour week, would be/‘Tacoma Fir Lumber company was! First Appearance in the West in Several Years of every transaction, and our ews. | ent Vaccination and Quarantine Con-| placed in effect immediately seemenr: Sopreven America’s Foremost Actress ed ew Wille Brothers are Buropean tm tomers ® ery cour- | troversy in the Slate of Washing A minimum wage of §¢ a day will ——EE portation, They are two young || tesy Consistent with sound busi- | .->'s be continued THE MOST KAGERLY AWAITED AND MOST h May Capes, Marie Cavanaugh. athletes in one of the most remark. || oes@ Judgment ies cies | word aid that every man needed eanual high DISTINGUISHED ENGAGEMENT OF THE YEAR J. Roxey Clements | able balancing acts in vaudevili, = | . {more tt one day a week for rest Jinks brought 2,000 members of the [and Bud Cooper. Songs, dances and| “College Campus Capers” is the % Making Survey on and ume to devote to home fe, {@reanimtion to Seattle Saturday. CHARLES FROHMAN ‘Special tyrics, along with worth-while | title of the fun and melody offertng | A I di Heas admirably executed, best de-\of Skipper, Kennedy and Reeves. merican ndians BED | Lyle LaPine and Flo Emery call {Pata on Savtegs Accounts ve t ey on tit MAN STAB ‘Lean vi themselves “Little What Note of ate “hebject to Cheek Are mv fs and opportun of Indians ie ane eae | te ae |S nace eees| IN RUM FIGHT| ETHEL lof rapid-fire conversation, dancing | sion council ax . Ba women of the Interchurch - A free-for-all fight, early Saturday, lee a Cornish known Peoples Savings ke Movement will hold cores at Kighth ave S&S and Weller at ; ro are )l sxCcoND AVE AND PIKE 9T, - which started over a pint of moon. . vit the Ebo Knights, of Vaudeville, and Seattle March 29 and , f ewulted in the stabbing of are two of its best dancers. —— - ne, resul va ta the a auton st New feature filma and a comedy 4 , a fireman, and S . f ‘ —IN— Sandy Shaw is one of the Marry | will be provided by the Pantagescope. Are You Tired, wo men, FE. Lavo, 36, and Jacob Pete 3 - , 4 42, both sailors. Tj Lauder type of entertainers. Mis | MENORAH SOCIETY , P idnight Patrolmen | comedy ix highly developed, and kis | TO GIVE DRAMA Nervous : a at ans 3 Seieiseen ee ile thee toayer te ong N80 gdh Tn ogy cok er il 9 ? ‘) j . men. wromgiiig tnéee & niga | By Zoo Akins ee eee most bitious theatri 1 1 f MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW ‘The Rinaldo Brothers specialtae tn «MR ell steal Despondent? i eed sr gree gyorg eg |B Mail check or money order to Metropolitan Theater. Inclose self ape and Dutton are singers, Gan CRUEL PILES eee te dent \ j nto a run when they aaw A knife addressed, stamped envelope. Add 10% war lax. cers and equilibrists. >, B 1 t to the etree | PRICES: Norris’ “Springtime Potties” ts said ae oF et mn " f ee, Sees eee Pine Le 5 Evenings and Saturday Matinee: Floor, $2.50. Balcony, First to be ons of the most pleasing, ax| back both appetite and the joy ; 4 . roi 8 egal : | Three Rows, $2.50; Next Throe Rows, $2.00; Last Six Rows, as prettiest, animal numbers in’ Dr, Van Vleck I Found Genu- is was tound to have a deap saab MONE 14S ve Mey 2 $1.50. Gallery, First Five Rows, $1.00; Next Five Rows, 50c. vaudeville today. | ime Relief Which Is | Mir'modern, samtary invoratorien Pont wat fA [peer ened edly aapetborcsin ase poi Wednesday Matinee: Floor, $2.00. Balcony, $1.50, $1.00 GRIBBLE DKAMA Healing Thousands until too lais. Get a bottle of Hark Ro: if : heed papel onniag Hoel meprangictrsiis “ Gallery, Oc. AT WOODWARD w and revitalize your system [tended ‘be woe taken Se. 8 Oy | Plus 10% Tax. ae nee Game, | Send Postal for Dollar T. AT ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS, on WriITr: = | diss’ catoans to give toa bolk 6 Orta]! Beeman Woodward theater, will next week or rial J | gaari refused to give hia pals a drin ——— present “The Outrageous Mra. Pal FREE Co, Mira, |from a pint bottle he had just bought mer," Harry Wagstaff Gribbie’s| | rons : Oe eed ; drama of the life of an actress, in 0 any one muffering from Pt! | eames TIENT re Which Mary Young was raised to|7* Make this unlimited offer: 8 4 eh Sa Byers PALE 5 Teer ab conte " Fe i" rap DR at ri ft rine TODAY | wtardom. This is one of really in. 2 Se i" 1 i an iy Vf Mt li SUNDAY Users, one | pedan ong Seeslae ani Vieck's “5: SG Gs A P ‘ at *: \ianeineers at & p.m. Monday at the uf rei i i MONDAY Uh iy wy Ui TUESDAY tirely away trom the ordinary. As - te Engineers’ club: Arh asl more 1s called upon to expreas the Wy 4 Mrs. Michael Palmer, Hazel Whit- i f Yarious moods and feelings expe Nee Fees” Time \itlawe To wed bb: comment ul plain wrappers bce ttc and tascdy, who wocld oe ve vee | TH E WI q 4 E S Seattle’s Own sacrifice anything for her own ends, “ =o U. @. and those by this woman | hen the word of her son's death in 4 Family Theater THE WORLD'S GREATEST ROMANTIC ACTOR service has brought her to @ quick | methed. No Knife, mo pain, no doctor aboutface. It ia > ” pla home tre nk : : . é Hct For One Week—Beginning With the Sunday Matinee RUDOLPH parts she has portrayed during the Alexia B. Lace ta seen as Charter n Cardigan North, and the part of more unbounded faith tn our Ldeut. Philip Palmer otters Dwight eltgis, folleving simost every oi | Frye the best opportunity he has u Yet been afforded. Scintillating lines | t B M t Ehumul comedy cityations and out 4, y on ague ass of-theordinary supporting characters p pein 7 4 | 4 ail combine to make this drama an | {> ° 4 i | . . 0 ge casing one aoe The Funniest Drama in Fiction ROBERT DAY IN Dr. Van Vie 1 1 1% . ~ " : * FROZEN N WILKES CAST These East Side characters will make you laugh for two IN A GRIPPING DRAMA OF THE FROZEN NORTH Abe and dimurice will be at the no bee i ; Wilkes for one week, beginning with The Wonderful Discovery solid hours iors, te vente m0 tamil ECZEMINE F oe UNCHARTED SEAS “aa tile Hees, np farther 49s0ottee-larer scanma cod ada és a) Matinees Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday 2 tion of these characters is necessary,| 1 +. obtained os good polar Cc NEWS Cc the two principals in M oe * . | 4 o ‘a 2 Reneen ‘gare of. deter tas ee here or from Joyner Drug Co. Spo. | Popular Wilkes Prices ANY TIME COMEDY ANY* TIME setired themselves to the American|kane, for $1.00 per bottle-—Adver | Public in both fiction and drama. Usement