The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 2

SEATTLE STAR ist you in financing your home: INTO CLUBHOUSE ay e's ee Warren 0. Grimm Post of i ong A Bi par. weenly mt payment $5— Si— | $150— $15— $2.50 $7.50 $1.50 oo $3— oo— $10— $2— $4.59 25— $12.50 $2.25 $500— $50— $7,50 firet wee Parment pay Legion to Celebrate An elaborate program of band music and singing ha arrenged for formal taking of the big wooden vessel recently purchased by the Warren 0. Grimm pest, American Legion, for an em service men’s clubhouse at Kirkland, The eoremony ie scheduled for 3 p. m, Saturday, 2-28 Passenger vessels for carrying the speakers, bands and the general pub lie will leave the county dock at the foot of Prospect at. on Lake Union, for the vease!, now lying tn the een ter of the lake Speakers on the program tnclude Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell, Mayer A | Y \ Jowe! ayor a0) ; } { | Hl) gy ‘ ce Wensr of ‘Kiewiand rel soy, Bamonn de Valera, farmer president of the Irak republic, ‘~ ¥ William J, Coyle, Capt. John Ander es continuing hiy agication for complete Irish independence, wt son, Prosecuting Attorney Maleolm . 0 Ms ; *, * Deneian Shook Gol. It. Mathews Tiere he's shown addressing a street gathering at Lwnis Coast Artillery corps, County Com corthy, missioner Claude Ramaay and Maj.) "™ T. J, Cunningham. vessel by LB Barde for the Harte! Willing Pyupils—It Must Be Analyzed and Filed Industrial corporation and accept ’ % : ance of ownership for the Legion by Care fully way. NH, BP, Bverest, t commander, the _ _ : big watt’ oil ype In tow by BY C THIA GREY tugboats and the parsonger — “Experience is the best teacher.” How many hundreds of [wit fall tn Hine for the procession! times have we heard that phrase. Like moat ready-made ‘trom J 1 Py " 4 r ; : tne row on the enst shore at the| Philosophie bits it ie but partially true. It is not experience lake the Fort Jackson, ax the vessel| #0 much as the analysis of experience that guides our courses. wilt Lod Spee, We be permanent? A thousand years of experience will not bring wisdom un- teretions made as > ” Z pent hls Say eabeoren ie bao ohne re the ability to sort and to separate the elements of clubhouse and commupity eenter, a! “Gl exerience, big dancing pavilion will be Installed] We have heard of the man who traveled all over the world aa weil ag library and other facilities |and game back to hia native town only to rave aboul the won necessary for the modern elubhouse.| der/ul cooking that he found in Buenos Ayres. He learned no more from hia travel experience than if he had remained in his own home town. ALL LAMPS: SHADES: A FOURTH OR MORE OFF— hundreds and hundreds of lamps. One can't even give a hint of their loveliness. But suffice {t to say one or two more, aot 80 much because she has the habit as the has no! the ability to benefit from experience, She has learned nothing from two marriages that will help her to pilot her third to a happier conclusion. 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WHERE AURORA SPANS THE SKY IN FLAMING BEAUTY Ow Add the Delights of Cansda to Your Summer Travel 1 more pletareeque them HAMPDEN GREAT IN HAMLET ROLE Even Better Than as Othel- ; lo, He Shows the Rockies ot the lemeet altitude, the easlegs and In view of Canada’s highest peeks 6, Tiekets on Sale Commencing May 26 BY GLENN HUGHES iy reduce Ver detailed interme Even greater as Hamiei then en G. A.B, DL, 008 Hecond Otheliothat ts the verdict I wish to bring before my readers tn pro nouncing upon the merits of Walter Hampden, who Tuesday night per farmed the areatest tragedy in the English language at the Metro pollian theater before a fairly large audience. The outstanding characteristic of the Hampden production of “Ham let” In the rapid tempo which tn set om ery beginning and which ig mea Bs tne luat curtain, |too, Mabet Moore playet the airn- | The pdvantages of such « tempo are | cult Ophelia role with commendable | In the first place pues repression and delicacy, whie Mary | of the test may be inclu 8 than is custemary: wm the seceng| el pepved @ highly effective Ger place, the unparaleiied trliliance of | ‘rude the dialog flashes Uke lightaing from #PAGE SETTINGS mind to mind, preventing any effect ARK BEAUTIFUL ; The stage nettings, desixned by EXTRAORDINARY RANGE Claude Bragdon, ere beautifully sim: of Hamlet, but there ip no line It Is pleasant to record that th | tendan t “Hamlet” wy + | larger than * i formance of “ end in the seenes requis irony, feigned galet ‘aming of the Shrew” | lightness of heart, he te ea ening et "The Merehant | re now fection as I can imagine #4) acter there will, | tmagine, be of double vision to be. even larger crowds admited, And | ; ith frames complet Allen Thomas must curtainiy be|by Friday night, when “Hamlet” is | Imentioned for his wonderfully fine |to be repented, It will be strange if | jpertreval of Polonius and the first |the theater I» wot packed, for the | grave digger. 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