The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1922, Page 3

1 Priday Niahe Only Ue eat, wate tek Grome— “SKIN DEEP” Milton Sills and Florence Vidor phe Sin Pleo SECOND NEAR SENECA now--- Theodore Roberts im Paramount's famous vlay— “The Old Homestead” 2 Days More—Then Gone! TALMADGE Fa “EAST is WEST” a Saturday, “Remembrance” ches TORRE RERRREREAN breve. 1 SDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922, Te U. of W. Women Will Be Modest at Homecoming \That Is, They W ‘ill Try to Keep Within the | Law; Big Times Planned | By Wanda von Kettler ys leases, that something Uke 1,200 coffee cups at the Northold tan | (0°70 Me ak at te final plans for the greatest rn tah Oa Di tga Ph 4 Galvenp” et armory on the night of November Alam event . of year, | 20 JUAt to see for themselves “Homecoming,” set this year | Saturday ts the day of the Wash for ‘omber 10 and 11, were | ington California game, the biggest discussed. game of the year. Alumni will at-| According to the committee the} tend this in swarms stage for the event is now com-| Saturday night will see the ® Friday night, November 10,/ajumni dance, to be held also in devoted to the celebration |the Armory, when ¢he oldest grad of “College Night,” when the men jand the youngest coed will receive jin the armory, and the women in prize for an exhibition dance er be ation which is entirely new this college days. Now the ladies, of course, will be somewhat modest in their celebration. That is, they will be the exchange of ambas « with other schools. ay, when the Washington-W Justed Prohibition officers, it i said, have been informed ahead of time, © ambassadors will be ex- changed, The representative to ge from Washington has et owever, that nothing more than| been selected, nor has the name one-half of one per cent will be] of him who will represent Oregon is expected, neverthe | heen forwarded here, It is ex pected selection will be made | within the next week THE | ‘Connie’ Talmadge SEATTLE STAR Last Sat.| game was played at Putlman, will endeavor to remain within | E'00 A lahat i alt | te han nifriths, Washington's att capt went with the team as @ But those former college men. . ee naughty, naugt . eet ee wrote « haughty—according to t Home Coming” was being celebrated | report of the refreshment and " aia seni 4 ;}at that time, During Washington's | atic es, much sawdust! soiebration a man from Pullman will | ts to be scattered on the floor of| con, to seattle the armory, while at one end al messy : " But that is not all, Thy Unb sort of bar thing, with many mir : versity of Oregon will hold its rors in the background and bottles} Yer =e thinee ‘om, ‘aay . .t " Home Comin, at the same , > beet Washington holds bers. | Members of the committee who are ) STRAND A village of 40 or mora hounes, with an old homestead and its out buildings on the outskirts, was built for “The Old Homestead,” a Para mount pleture, showing at the rand, The old homestead was a practical structure with roof and rooms and between scenes the com pany assembled in the ‘ving room’ and amused thermselves with games, nd me eee BLUE MOUSE My Wild Irish Tt the Blue Mo in torically correct In every wives it an educational as well as en. teraining value, The Irish village, the famous prison ship which took prisoners to Australia, the court and many other senes have been faith fully reproduced by Director David Amith, who ts an Scotch and Britt . thority on Irish, LIBERTY Can the ertminal tendencies of a changed by completely jchanging his crook-type facial fea- ||tures? In “Skin Deep,” Liberty, one of the most unusual and now at the i ie, Her inte rpre tation of Ming} thrilling photodramas tn a long time ” this artiing transformation t# af. Toy in “East Is West,” play-|ected in the career of Bud Doyle, ing at the Coliseum this week, | master crook as COLUMBIA Each member of the general com! 1461 in the shadow of a cannon- mittee has a group of grads work:|¢he tri-color her quilt-—her mother an ing under him in the interest of the|Arab—her father a Frenchman event that's Cigna: heroine ot Oudta's pee mu sot ag mmortal romance, “Under Two Hen .Fairbrook, also present @tl image” portrayed by Priscella Dean Monday's lunche, is busy notifying]in the Universal-Jewel production alumnae of both Washington and |showing at the Columbia thin week 11th Big Day and Still They Come now laboring for the success of the annual event, and who Monday di» bout the two-day cel other colleges PPSTSPRSRS es WS! chess! mY positively. ty you get choice of a very spec line h oe tailor of any standing in the trade will show you for anything like 4 this price. Needless to say y RABY trimming and finish even though you pay a lot less than the BSttassSastiteests to Thrill With prscila Deal { am going to close THREE DAYS ONLY. Saturday night at 6 o’clock this treat closes— And the same offer I made last week goes again. At the sale price RABY regular prices. RABY TAILORING CO. 1313 Fourth Ave. Fairman Lee, decoration; las, hall arrangements: entertainment; R. B. bert Bender, cher, committee, and A. R. dent of the Alumni Don Doug: Art Simon, Hilen, presi IN (ome aa 2 N| A DLUNI CVre eae ae LAST TIMES TODAY “YELLOW MEN AND GOLD” By GOUVERNEUR MORRIS ALSO COUNTRY sTORE—s@o P.M. Painiess Prices STARTING TOMOKROW— Premier Showing “THE HEART sr METROPOLITAN ALL THIS WEEK Rex Reynolds Otters The American Light Opera Company tn “THE MASCOT” & Comic Opera in Three Acts _ isnins o | BARGAIN MATINERS TODAY, SAT. 25-500 Another Anniversary Treat! RABY TAILORED SUITS AND OVERCOATS =f BUT —Bear This in Mind — THREE DAYS ONLY — Thursday, Friday and Saturday! AST WEEK I announced a two-day special L sale to celebrate MY TWENTIETH ANNI- VERSARY as a tailor in Seattle. Of course the response was immediate and I did a big busi- ness. But all this week customers have been asking for Suits and Coats at the Sale Price, so the celebration with another BIG special for that no of woolens — patterns you get RABY cutting, RABY tailoring, Cobb Bldg. Annex cussed their plans over the salad| bration to which all college grads plates and coffee cups, Include: [are being invited Bob MacFarlane, general chair. | =~ * =" oe man; Leo Green, retreshments;| Pieces of Egg Shell Eggs! Eggs! Johnson and] publicity; J. G.| secretary of the general | With @ boiled ogg, 3-year-old Herman association. |including the shell. |the shell lodged in the larynx, caus All Winter! a Da: Kills Small Child BERLIN, Nov, 1.—While being fed from-15 Hens. Miss Is How, Schulman grabbed it and ate the top, Two ot t ir 15 olf hene I started giving nd for ten daye the: pieces another tonia on Sung. Mise Dama Wright, Rat pack f Don 8 15 A 41 package, of Don Sung hens 00 4 clear profit You may not believe an iny well all H Sweeping the Country Like , Wild ' Fire pan to rou--ere It te Jon Sung to 18 bene ‘Watch remuite | t show you a big increase | ane, if It doren't 4 for itself and pay you a good profit be sides, tell ue aed your money will be promptly re Don su @irectiy beneficial in healthy and wage alo, Pullete develo flock inye regular! jwagines, Ry | eRe a you ator ignon Ne a renee fal reports you are hearing “tro Bong Ceres everroberet Why not tet us show you the same results, with your flock? Don Sung ts no trouble tow It costs nothin, 1. tr; All by mail pre. ae three times er Company, Be 'Coiumbia Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind What-a-ya say for STROLLERS, Theyve got the:PED: at De Honey's new seademy, Pike st and 13th ave, Wed- resday evening, Noy. 1 Ten cash Goblins at (Maske Grand Belt Fri- new dances and fa America’s greatest Big 1 every Saturday even. ing. A ea’ finest academy The greatest 10-plece orchestra Admission always: Ladies, 20c; gentlemen, 90 DANCING TAUGHT classes start Beginners’ Tuen day evenin, afternoc igevaen anes: | A Movie Star popuiar adances ‘and ‘new “were 1 IN Every Pac ow, Plenty rrasament is worth double the SPECIAL CUT RATE To all securing tickets on or |} _, Physician Warns price 'Ex-Government fey jt |which will open a threeday session | BLUE MOUSE —————————————————— Pat principals in the Vitagraph production, “My Wild Irish Rose,” playing at the Blue Mouse this week. WINTER GARDEN “The Wighting Guide, William Duncan, which the Winter Garden, * featuring Is playing at filmed in was the fastnesses of upper Oregon, amid | the wildest mountain country in the United States. All the main scenes were shot in this section, and it was! of course necessary for the company to “go Nght" as far as equipment is concerned. eee COLISEUM Ming Toy t# placed on the block of the “Love Boat,” w Chinese girls are sold into slavery, in a dramatic situation in “Kast Is Went,” the First National attraction with Constance Talmadge as star, which holds the screen this week at the Coliseum. Constance Talmadge brings her gifts both as a comedienne and 4ra- matic exponent to the part of Ming Toy. eee COLONIAL Rosemary Theby has long been tn demand in the screen world to play the roles of beautiful sirens.” In Soldwyn’s new Gouverneur Morris picture, “Yellow Men and Gold.” at the Colontal this week, she ts again & villainess, but one reformed thru love and thro her contempt for the bunch of crooks with whom she {x thrown at the beginning of the story eee PRINCESS Southern California ts the fable land of perpetual eunshine, yet Cecil FR. De Mille succeeded In producing foe there in the midst of the warm- ext season ever known for scenes in “Fool's Pafadine,” his latest Para mount production, -which is playing at the Princess, Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Conrad Nagel, John Davidson, ‘Theodore Kosloff and Julia Faye comprise the principal players. eee OLYMPIC “Her Lord and Master.” featuring Alice Joyes, opens at the Olympic theater Wednesday, ‘In conjunction with Ted Howland and his company, in a snappy musical comedy. The pieture, vhich deals with the con. trast between American customs and those of England, furnishes one of the best character roles Miss Joyce has yet pl ayed Student Vaduninens to Meet Here Nov. 3 Delegates from all points in the state west of the Cascades are ex- | 4 to attend the first annual con |ference of the Student Volunteer | n of Western Washington at the University Presbyterian | church on November 8 Leading mi and divines are listed as « All students who have reached the rating of high school seniors are eligible to member ship in the union WHAT FUN IT IS TO BE HUNGRY! | U can't be well and heart less you are properly now you can't be strong unless your tite good. ita ‘ ‘or a keen appetite, ition , rich red blood, and the “punch” and “Dep” that goes with perfect health. ‘ou need Gude'’e Pepto-Mangan. Take Gude's for a short time and note the big difference in the way you | look, eat and feel. 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