The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 4

a To the People of Seattle: It had beer my hope to come to your city for the opening of the engagement of our latest work. However, it is neces- sary I make a hurried trip to Europe. The thought occurred that you might not mind my taking this means of giving to you # personal viewpoint on our new production. I cannot control the many advertising sources that speak of my plays, and feePthat in this one it is an entirely differ- ent proposition. Our present production is “ORPHANS OF THE STORM,” taken from the old play, “The Two Orphans. We have attempted to combine with this story a phase of the great French Revolution, with at least a little of the spirit and manners of that period. Except for certain scenes in the latter part, we do not claim any particular spectacular features. Its greatest mer- it, if it has any, lies in the characterizations which reflect as best the players can the natural features of the great moving face of humanity. If you chanced to like “The Birth of a Nation” and “*Way Down East,” we believe you will find something in this to please you. As I have nothing to do with the acting, I feel I may dis- cuss it freely. My own opinion, strengthened by sentiment voiced at the various showings, is that this most important contribution to my work reveals a higher standard of acting than these artists have previously reached. Our staff has made all possible effort to reproduce the atmosphere of the time in which the action is laid. The ap- pearance and manners of our historical characters have been portrayed with faithful regard for physical and mental characteristics. And for this uneasy day, we believe the political features of our drama will not be unimportant. can assure that this production represents our greatest investment in time, labor and money. We have spared nothing. - To‘you, the people of Seattle, who have ever been so sympathetic and appreciative, I bring my newest offering— the rest is for you to say. Most sincerely yours, (Signed) D. W. GRIFFITH. STARTING TOMORROW STRAND SECOND AT SENECA ‘The feature begins at 11 A.M, 190 P.M. 4PM. 699 PM. GP M Matiners: Children, 25¢; Evemings: Children. the: adulta served seats, Tha Tie: loges and reserved seats, $1.10 NocDougall.outhwic SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE Telephone, Main 6720 Store Hours 9 to 5:30 Another Box Sale of Sox MEN! 6 Pairs Sox $1.65 MERCERIZED SOX, re- inforced feet, heels and toes, and high-spliced heels. Sizes 914 to 1114. Stock Up on Sox at This Low Price COLORS: Black, cordo- van, navy, gray, white, green and purple. Other Features for Men—Saturday Men’s Handkerchiefs ALI-LINEN Handkerchiefs, in full size. Hemstitched. Special.... 2OC Men’s Silk Ties Neat @lagdnel stzipe paiteras, ia geod colors, Speidl.....<i..05 ae | Miss Katherine Van Buren, who comes to the Wilkes tne-) ater as leading woman next Sunday, \will make her Seattle! | debut in “A Pair of Silk Stockings.” She comes here with an) enviable record as a stock leading woman in several of the | best theaters of the South, She has also achieved distinction |} | in the seregn drame and is, just incidentally, the daughter) of Mabel V. A Men’s Nightshirts Of white muslin, Plain style. Sizes 15 to 18. Special ....-..--- GOC yathia Grey: Men's Pajamas Of woven i printed madras, percale and Oxford cloth. Plain and fancy Pajamas. Silk frogs. Special | |Husband Generous to Outsiders; But Lets Wife Take Responsibility of Debts—She Asks If She Should|} Leave Him? Dear Miss Grey: I am coming to you with my troubles) }and for some of the very fine advice I have seep in your! | columns, | | Seven months ago I was married to the man whonwl yet) \love very much, but who thru habits formed in his earlier \iife is causing much distress and heartache. I met him almost two years ago while he was visiting in |my home town, and altho he was there only six months, we! | became very much attached to one another, and after he left|= we corresponded, and he came often to visit in our home. My |mosths ago. If you really love him, family liked him very much and consented to our engagement. | you showid have @ thore enderstend- | Chin $1.95 eee eee eer reer) ‘Men’s Athletic Union Suits Exceptionally well made. A well-fitting garment of checked nain- 95. sook (80x80 count weave—a good quality). Sizes 84 to 40. Special c MEN’S SHOP—just inside the door—MEN’S SHOP —_: Canadian Pacific “Princess” Steamships Leave Seattle Daily, Pier 1, foot of Yester Way ene ne nee 9 AM. Mine Meee Bost Baly icoeeps Sanaay) st 11:30 P.M. Through Train Service And connections to points In Weatern and Eastern Canada, and to Middle West and Eastern United States SPECIAL SAILING SEATTLE TO VANCOUVER, B. C. SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 11:30 P. M. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 0% Second Avenne Mate suey BF. L. Sturdee, General Agent Preserve Our Forest Wealth Insure a Smokeless Summer Be very careful of fire in timbered districts. Neglect means destroyed wealth and a smoke pall to disap- point our tourist visitors. Forestry Protection Week April 16-22 si Ei —THE— UNION NATIONAL BANK of Seattle BRANCH pee Ys Georgetown BRANCH Ligh’ se to Be Summer Residence YARMOUTH, Engtand, April 71 Albert Chiffertel has purchased Win terton lighthouse and will convert it lute & augheher saeunen Shoes repaired by us last longer Liberty Shoe Repair, next Liberty! theater.—Advertisement. } A NEW DISCOVERY IN THE WORLD OF MEDICINE A wonderful remedy; gives Inatant relief for Hay Fever, Asthma, Rose | Fever, Bronchitis and allied aftee | tions of the Respiratory Tract Asthmadol has never been known! to fall in a single case of Asthma,! no matter how severe or of long standing. Generally relief is en instantly, tt relieving the paroxyame| ike magic. In acute Bronchitis, Coughs or Congestion of the Respira tory Tract, following Influenza,| | Grippe or bad colds, it will be found invaluable As one man *Asthmadol saved my life when doc tors could do nothing for e." 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Also he told my family and mywif he even had to borrow money for | contracted before our marriage amounting to hundreds of dollara A bill dors not worry him. If there is an outstanding household account he | always leaves it to ine to explain | why it cannot be paid promptly se When I was not working I never had a cent of money I could spend | just an I would bave Ifked for my- wif, I had enough clothes, ete, no that he has not had to spend one cent on mo. He t# very generous with outsiders, however. He has a certain refinement but one feels that | one must continually make excuses for the things he saya. Otherwise, he is the model hue | band He does not go out nights! is kind after @ certain fashion. Now, Mias Grey, 1 am only 22 and |he Ix 20. Do you think that I should | \wuggest a separation to him, for 1] jam eure that if things go on as they | are he will kill all the love I have! for him, and I do not believe that he | is really happy with me We have! never had a quarrel for I do not be- | Neve in them. Do you think we} should ruin both our lives by trying live together under these ctreum- stances? Thanking you, BR. T. | 1 cannot answer your last question, | vou and the man to decide. | You have a right to insist that he| shoulder the responsibilities of the! financial end of the home. have demanded that he If you valoe your watel aynes repair It. Next Liberty theatre. —Adv. | "TC" FR CHING, | SORE, TIED FEET Just!take your shoes off and then put those weary, shoe-o ing, burning, corn-pest: tortured feet of yours in a “TIZ" bath. 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You ' you. {LLY'S “I’ve Got a Kid Who Likes to See Things Grow” said a man who came into our store Saturday to get an assortment of garden seed, He asked our advice about crops and varieties best adapted to his boy’s garden. That boy will see things grow this summer; will get valuable training and will draw health and strength from the soil. What about your boy or girl? Have you a plot, even if it is only a small part of the back yard, for them to plant and tend? Ask your Gealer for Lilly's Seeds or consult our experienced salesmen at Pioneer Square | Open until ¢ P.M Dear Miss Grey: My skin ts very dark and I would Iike to know what) to um to whiten tt. Any tnfortmation | |you can give me tm regard to this) \¢lated. Thanking you, A SUBSCRIBER. | the state of, If you have Tou should two! your health, first of all. |trouble with your stomach of Kuer! If a bill does mot this will make your skin very dark, and a skin bicach will be of Witle use She peering: 0: dene a eens 621 First Avenue Special Shoe Sale For Saturday and all next week we offer at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES 439 pairs of Ladies’ Oxfords and Strap Slippers—the season’s newest styles—in patent, black and brown kid and calf leathers— At $3.95 164 pairs Men’s Shoes and Oxfords in dark brown calf—variety of styles— At $3.95 865 pairs of Children’s Shoes, Oxfords, Strap Slippers and Sandals, in browntalf, smoked horse, patent and kid—at from 95¢ to $2.45. MODEL SHOE STORE 121 Seneca Street Corner Second Ave. and Seneca Underneath Cheasty’s Store W. S. Rice, Adams, N. ¥, || Our experts, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Williams and || C. W. Miller, will be at the Seattle Hotel, Seat- tle, Wash., April 24, 25) | and 26. { Every ruptured man, womsa| and child should take |] of this opportunity. The Rice Method for Rupture }] |] ts known the world over. You can now see this Method demon strated and have a Rice Appl [] | ance fitted to you. Absolutely ae charge unless you are satisfied tof) |] keep the Outfit after having the |] Appliance adjusted and you se how perfectly and comfortably it |P holds. No harsh, deep-pr springs; nothing to gouge the |} Mesh and make you sore. Cam be worn night and day with poe itive comfort. Soft, rubber-tike composition pad, any degree of |] pressure required. } Don't wear a truss afl your life |] when thousands have reported cures thru using the Rice Met! o< Why suffer the burden of rupture if there is a chance to be free from truss-wearing fo! Anyway, ft will cost you nothing |} to come in and see my representa |] tive at the Seattle Hotel. Mr J Williams has separate apartments |] and will personally attend all lady | callers. Office hours, 9 to 12 &f m., 2 to § p. m.; evenings, 7 to ® Don't miss this great opportt: |} nity to see these Experts of » | Hernia, W. S. RICE Adams, N. Y. 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