The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1922, Page 5

ud JULY 15, 1922. Lots of Comedy on Boards F Snappy Programs Offer er HART TO REVIEW ( od ‘MILITIA SUAY Impressive Ceremony Is Planned at Lewis THE SEATTLE, STAR HIS FAVORITE POSE Nre's 9 Murray, famous comedian of screenland, who is ‘eatured at the Pantages theater, and (above) Fletcher and| le, who, with accordions, saxophones, clarinets and other instrments of more or less precision qualify as “Sons | of Jazz” at the Palace Hip. Charite Murray, famous filmdom) The company includes well known comedian, will headline the new! vaudeville artists: Ferry Corwey, ‘week's bill at the Pantages begin-| musical clown, “A Novel Surprise, ning Monday. Murray was known) with Victoria and Dupree; Lyle to thousands of playgoers before he|and Emerson in an amusing skit; Went mto motion pictures, when he was one of the partners of Murray end Mack. He relates some ef his famous stories and climaxes bis act with a portrayals, and the Pantageacope. PALACE HIP ! Two unusual headline acts and t Dit of intimate motion picture gos- | ‘Bree other snappy numbers, togeth- aip. In addition a brief picture is|*T with Tom Mix's latest picture, shown with Murray as ite star. \“Sky High,” is the program for the Other acts are “Springtime Frivoll-! new show at the Palace Hip to- tes.” © one act musical frivolity | 4. presented by Alexander Pantages. | "°fTOW: ———| Three men and two women come jfrom recent comes In & syncopated musical om S8arre ©€& musica! comedy suc rer and | ful scenery and costumes carried by the company A character skit which © has achieved extraordinary success in Jother cities on tour, in “Love Lew with Lillian Steele and Com She and her husband, Freddie and their adopted son, H. E. | Hoffman, a war veteran almost as old | as themacives, promise a diversion from the usual run of comedy, song, Ferrers talk and dances. ‘, Just a lot of laughs ts the ad is Some of the best vance notice given “Stop It Now,” .. hats in town will roost another comedy skit with Barton o here while their own- and Sparling as the participants. is ers enjoy the Fletcher and Pasquale are a couple ce of young chaps with accordions, 4 saxophones, clarinets and other in - a Dollar Dinner struments, who call themselves | q T “Sons of Jazz.” i omorrow a b In the British museum there ts a There’s alwaye r Bible that measures only one inch for another hat and for another pair of feet under a table. Orie ‘Acid Causes Rheumatism Acid causes more suffering and o than anyt Bring your hat and a dollar tomorrow be- tween 12 and 9 o'clock and enjoy as fine a dinner as ever went br side your belt, | SBOLDT a Second Ave. 1414-16 Third Ave. oD Ispersia, tn th the blood, aod ean not properly cai the exces stecrbed foto the crystallizes When this Urte Acid muscles between the Jot y off the pot Uric Acta) te! end to time, though with it UMA TIOM . Neuralgia and kindred by an impaired action of the kid: e78. Get rid of the cause—the organs can hot properly fulfill their normal fi and Kidney Medicines, ent relief willl be experienced une Resinol out the helps to bri pj 4 of the skin Cosmetics only hide skin trouble, | but Resinol Ointment, aided by Kesi- nol Soap in most cases, clears away blotches, roughness, and similar de- fects, keeping the skin soft and smooth, fir should be so treatment should no lo ared an, experiment sid by all drug stores, or sent paid by Joyner Drug Go. Spokane. For a mild but thorough laxative take Movies.— Advertisement be consid- Don’t suffer longer with stomach trouble, JOYNER STOMACH REMEDY with the natural color of health. Can now be had at any drug sto IN WAYS , 5 sent lyect for $1.00 and $2.00 by .' CE RESO Give the Resinol products » trial. For sale | et diy THE NUT : bandages 28 by eo agg ner Drug Co., Spokane, Ali good} " ‘ druggints.—Advertisement, ‘ Nancy Fair in a eertes of unusual | the Mabel Blondel! Revue, | dance | lextravagnnza embellished by beaut! | long and two-fifths of an Inch wide. | in one is known as| CAMP LEWIS, July 16.—All the dignity and pomp of the military profession will be displayed by the officers and men of the state's mil! tary forces now encamped at Amert can lake as they pass in review be fore Gov. Louis F. Hart tomorrow ‘The snappy precision of the infan try, the lilting gait of the cavalry, the rumble and clatter of the hornet like tank corps, and the rolling éals sons and guns of the 146th Field Ar Ullery, all will be shown at their best as they pass the reviewing line. The bright sun will throw dancing beams of light from the silver of the offi corw’ sabres, and the long French Th9 will be drab and effective in their coat of wartime gray Details from camp headquarters are now busied on the immense field aerons from the arsenal where the review will be held, netting out tiny flags to guide the unite into line Flat an a@ table, by a noble growth of evergreen trees and will afford excellent park ing space for the thousands of| cars which are expected from all parts of the atate It will be the firat time since the guard was formed that an entire brigade has been tn line. Brig. Gen Maurice adjutant general lead the brigade, composed of the 148th Field Artillery, the 161et In fantry, Troop BH, 58th Machine Gun Cavairy, Co, L, Tank Corps, and the | 126th Ambulance company | Guardsmen wil] be hosts to their parents and friends at the noon jmeal Sunday, and curtous etvilians will Inspect the housing and mess- ing of the men in camp. — VETS TO VISIT CARNIVAL FREE: Special Sale of Tickets Is Being Held ‘Thompson, admitted free to the carnival clreus to be held in connection with the twenty-third national encampment of the Veterans of Foreigh Wars and the reunion of the Sist Division to be held here August 15 to 20, a spe ctal sale of tickets le being made |thruout the city by giris of Beattie! land other sections of the state A great centralized entertainment is being planned for the visit of the thousands of exservice men to this city. When It became known that men from all parte of the world would }Journey here to attend the great gathering, @ change of plans was fered ali in the form of novel enter. tainment, O. W. Schmits, director of the Pint division headquarters here, stated that no stone would be left unturned to make this city’s cele bration second to none ever held. ANACORTES. fer of Citizens’ Reno Oditn, cash bank, this city, and mar Mins Edith Heston, of Tacoma, ried. | apenrs, |ANY TIME, A SUNDAY and MONDAY “NO WOMAN KNOWS" | | ' STARTING TOMORROW “THE RULING PASSION” FROM TH FAMOUS STORY IN THE SATURDAY EVENING POST EARL DERR BIGGERS with | MR. GEORGE ARLISS and an ALL STAR CAST LAST TIMES Admission 10c DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS the land t» ringed | of the state, will/ made that something might be of-| Crops Are MOUNT VERNON, July 15.—The ent oat growing section of the} Northwest, want it known that the crops are good and tho they would [Appreciate a rain pretty soon, there won't be any famine. “We don’t like to have the story | fo out that our crops are failing be: cause of the long dry spell or the heat.” says Frank C. Johnson, sec retary of the Skagit County Farm | bureau. “We are about six inches behind with our rain, but conditions have got to be completely rotten if we don’t have a crop in this part of the country, | “The story went out that the ary spell had ruined our hay. Why, we are cutting from two and a half to four tons of hay per acre. We need good bay hands right now. I wish I had 100 men to send out to the farme today, We pay 30 cents an hour and board, too.” } The farm bureau buys and eselis for and advises with 450 of the lead. ing farmers of Skagit county. It gets the facts. Here they are | ‘The dry spell has ruined the oate jon many of the bill tops and has dried up much of the pasture land forcing the dairy farmers to start | feeding thelr stock. But the dry spell hag brought on a wonderful crop of high class cherries and other orchard fruit { Near Sedro Woolley, where the berry growing has taken hold and a alley is in the mak have been hurt. crop war cut one second Puyallup ing, the farmers |The strawberry half and the raspberry crop ts very low If rain comes before many weeks the oat crop will be one of the greatest In the history of thiy dis trict, but if there in no rain the crop Continuous Dainty Il Dinection Ackurman se Hanes A thrillin Grand Can VAUDEVILLE Mabel Blondell Revue A Syncopated Musical and Dance Extravaganza Lillian Stel & Co. ave Lessons” Barton & Sparling “Stop It Now" Fletcher & Pasquale Two Sons of dazs Theodore Trio Superb Acrialists KIDDIES 10¢ 7:::. story of the of Arizona But Rain Would Help Growing; may be rather light, tho decidedly | ‘That former service men may be| fetks in this, the center of the great-| not a fallure. The seed crops will not be good | this year because winter floods, fol. lowed by the freezing weather, de stroyed many fields. The wherever they are cultivated, and a good, high grade crop in expected, ‘The farmers expect @ little higher prices this year than they received last, and they expect to pay more for what they buy. The hay and other | prices avoted #0 far are mubstan- | crop. tially higher than prices last year. Around Stanwood, to the south, the dry spell has undoubtedly hit! some of the farmers mighty hard. In some areas the oats and potatoes are shriveling up, but there is much bottom land that is ylelding a good . Drop around to the garages and listen “We can't get cars enough of any kind,” wall the motor agents. “We have orders and orders and orders, jand some of the farmers are getting potatoes are growing well | nore at the delays. No, they're not trucks we need, but touring cars and nedans and «port models, Prsper- ous up here? Yes, everybody but the automobile man.” A diamond ts pure carbon that has been mubjected to great pressure. MATINEES 2:30 p. m. ALL BEG! FERRY CORWEY Musteal Clown LYLE & EMERSON “It Happens Every Day” CHARACTER General Adimis sion: INTER GARDE THEATRE ANY TIME PANTAGES NEXT WEEK NG MONDAY MATINEE This Bill of Quality Vaudeville Mack Sennett’s Favorite Comedian CHARLIE MURRAY IN PERSON One Act Musical Nonsense With Cast of Broadway Favorites Vaudeville’s I NANCY FAIR MATINEES, 25 cts; NIGHTS, 40 cts. NIGHTS 7 and 9 p. m. VICTORIA & DUPREE “A Novel Surprise” Alexander Pantages Offers “SPRINGTIME FRIVOLITIES” PANTAG Comedy Feature Film ity Comedienne in PRESENTATIONS 4 DAYS STARTING TOMORROW EXHIBIT ENTRIES TO CLOSE TODAY [Merchant Convention Will Get Under Way Tuesday manufacturing jobbers | Seattle's | must contract at once for apace in | the industrial exposition which will held in Hel) July 2429 Pacific Northweat vention, A B, Galloway, | chairman, announced Saturday } contracts for space will be made! jafter Saturday, he aid wilt | [be necensary to begin the installa tion of exhibits Tuesday. | The campaign inaugurated by « | volunteer thie week to [well the epace that iw still available \in the terminal for display pur poses, has been marked with sue. conn, Such a representative exhibit | | of automobiles, trucks, tires and ac wan obtained that that this industry will TEETH | EXTRACTION | | FREE DAILY | be the at. terminal in connection with the} Merchanta general committee | consorien Gallo way naid Our whalebone rubber, which does | not cover the roof of the mouth ve you have two or more teeth. lies Rubber, set of $6. 00, teeth.... Gum Lake Rubber, a. perfect re | Production of the human gum, ber | fn sess $10.00 |\GOLD CROWN | BRIDGEWORK.........+-+ Most of our present patronage is recommended by our early custo |mers, whose work is still giving good eatiafaction. All work guaranteed for 15 years Examinations free. OHIO DENTISTS 2nd Ave. and University St. | ity WHAT’S IN THE AIR duly 15 5:0 to 6:45 p, to 10:30 p. m. (360 meters) 3:30 to m. (360 KFC meters) 9:16 KDZE 4:20 p. m. KZC p.m. KDZP 8:15 p.m KIB p.m (360 meters) 6:46 to (260 meters) 745 to (360 meters) 8:15 to ® have an entire section to Itaelf. More automobile men will fom ward contracts for mpace to cone vention headquarters, 206 First ay@ , Saturday REV. W. 1. BLASS, rector of Trine Parish church, will hold holy com- | munion services Sunday at § & My ‘Text for morning worship will be “Masterin Our Envie “Christian Friendship’ is the evening service text, IBoat Schedules From ft 1» announced. ronment.” SAVE MONEYS Trave/ by sfeamer , TACOM A he SAFTY - SPEED-< VICTORIA. BC PORT ANGELES - STRAIT Polr oan JUAN ISLAND POIN ¥ri., 6100 A, Me ursion Every Sums. BELLINGHAM - ANACOR ORT TOWNSEND [AIL CONN ANDO MILL PORTS 500 A. M., 5:00 FP. M. HOOD CANAL POIN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, | FRIDAY, 0:00 A. M. NEAH BAY & WAY PoR air, Lovely scenery. Leave Seattle 8 A. M. MAIN 3993 have 6 GULF ISLANDS Yast Sound, Friday Harbor, ete.—an euting trip not soon forgotten. Fine steamer. Bracing Sunday, July 16th STEAMER SIOUX Round Trip, $2.50—Children Half Fare LUNCHES SERVED ARM not make money tired. It works all the time if you Savings Department of the Dexter Bank. Savings Department Saturday evenings 300 to 8:00 o’clock Dexter Horton National Bank’ Second Ave. and Cherry St. SEATTLE [EXCURSION THE Return 10:30 P. M. Tickets on Sale Now SOUND NAVIGATION CO™ (COLMAN DOCK Is Tired weather does it deposited in the Horton National Open Founded 1870,