The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 3

ya FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1928. _—_—_ gp TONIGHT— ye Last times— “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” TONIGHT—Good-bye to “The Christian” Paramount's love story that was actually filmed SATURDAY— Fannie Hurst's latest contribution in Hawaii, where pretty women live for love— toward screen art—Paramount's Nth Commandment! the “Nth Commandment!” » Thou Shalt with EDMUND LOWE SYLVIA ASHTON ARTHUR HOYT ARLINE PRETTY EDWARD MARTINDEL One-piece hth suits! 2 la she want- ed was a little fun! Daring hula-hula dances! LEED EBEEREEBEEZLSE BBBEESULLVZEELEEBZEBLBLE Also— “TWO STONES WITH ONE BIRD,” the fourth of H. C, Witwer’s You see her on Broadway— the pretty jazz-struck girl, good, but only human, hiding something under her gayety! “FIGHTING BLOOD” Series IVAN EDWARDES IN SONGS COLISEUM p Y ecioee STRAND ORCHESTRA Pte under WINELAND M. Jacques Beaucaire 4AL BEER THE 8 ENE ER | WASTE POWER a FIGHT LOOMS Nitrogen Products Co. Is Benefited by Ordinance IATTLE STAR Leaving Tonight-— Johnny Hines in “Sure Fire Flint” and Bull Montana n “Rob ’Em Good” po from t STARTING SATURDAY— PETER B. KYRE’S latest screen story ‘The Go- Getter’ ! VROM TACOMA MAN WHO FORESAW WORLD WAR LOOKS FOR NEW HORRORS Back in h farmer —with— T. ROY BARNES SEENA OWEN TOM LEWIS WILLIAM NORRIS Paramount's drama of a young man who starts life with nothing but nerve and finishes with a million-dollar wife and a job! Jewish Leader Will | Speak Here Tuesday ot the Jewish People tn F Dr, Juris has been ‘ought to America to tell t le h peo n Also— “KICK OUT” A Mermaid Comedy ercaiacntiainiecssinnainaemnonainnd W: LLACE at the URLITZER g NINETY Find Scant Clues in Murder Mystery PENDLETON, Ore., April 13.— Bloody finger prints were the only clues obtained so far today by of-|ered in the smoking ruins of an ficers who since last Tuesday have| abandoned cabin Tuesday. jsome trace of the murderer Charles Zink, Government mountain | rancher. Zink's charred body was discov The iret of a svhool | Northwest cities will open ty ~ ithe. First Methodist church ™ All the t, with Port T acum, will churches THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT quim and Ch meetings. The day's divider here has bi inct gatherings, ;been searching night and day for «| CONFERENCE ~ OPENS HERE series of Sunday conferences to be held in ore A fon: of tt tend th © AND NINE” With a Trainload of Thrills wubject will be ” AND Parents." A meeting dealing w Buddy Messinger “DAD'S BOY” Starting Tomorrow ALL-COMEDY WEEK h and Young Peopie's * will be held at 6 p.m, Everywhere, On Every Hand, Every Day You’ll Find Unusual Bargains in The Bon Marche Bargain Basement SATURDAY SAVINGS Men’s fine ribbed Spring Union Suits. Short sleeves, ankle length. 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