The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 7

Rwrecn emma Mo { tau b_- Som { % AY, Al 3 THE SEATTLE STAR \ (PTE wea soavenarstegunsenveanen nee apeneenseeeelers eran ens ea IN GIMME” |\CLYMPICATTRACTION | Women’s Council cy ae Worl mo | STAGE SCREEN : | , E MEETS WITH FAVOR| Meets Next Week|| § stoma lH Tan || $ : oe | , n m after a ¢@ | e e ee et : of MAKE-BELIEVE : vu sr | in W ; N ie: O lo nove 1 i | | ee i Eve ‘ ne 4 tte j } a : Recor " perform lon 1c COLE SEIEA mh mig Game t@ |! orRAND LOCAL BABY SHOW IS s The Inte x Tints “Ghueweruies mec: || magnitioent ond Unciling jl LIBERTY NEWS TOPIC | putioor x A splendid recording of Grieg’s aell in “The Great t With id i} Profenne J le | By ake : Washington, will | Peer Gynt Suite: Wawtaines LAlsoodie oie vesde|]artan Or estene : ser B ; the || Part I—‘‘Morning” - Pearle ie sedge | Part II—‘‘Anitra’s Dance’ PRINCESS event Brunswick Record No. 2407 A thrillir man t blood . Played by the ert , ~ School Candidates | CAPITOL GRAND ORCHESTRA h tie Speak to Teachers Emo Rapes, Conductor apie ~— }_ The r candidates fo n| | Conceded by many critics to be the finest symphony ot : . P maon orchestra in any theatre in the world, Helene Chadida hea ons Edison High School Het. A striking example of the fidelity of Brunswick "lof the pwincipal roles in, Wins Debate Honors | achers at recording. “Gimme,” the new attrac-| The hiet 1 det hampton dihsts Brunswick Records play on any phonograph. can on mei tion for the Coliseum, open-|* duced || Dealers have new Brunswick Records daily! at PALACE HIP ing tomorrow. ting picture starring Jack Hol “Pe COLUMBIA and thru many excit 1 terent tne PHONOCRAPHS AND RECORDS ‘ Eve nin ar ES ee . ~ ¥) t MTL 8 Domingo lays claim to be | 4 against uber los! 4 larry accor J. Barney | pra he acts | A en / 3105) tan es the logical, hace pireeee’ ue Mas ‘oh ae Fs a STR: AW [Ill iitumn II] Special School Children’s Matinee, Saturday, 11 A.M. SS . NOW! M %o Tani “But sineo taking Tanlac. I've got ; r 4 r i back my old army appetite, digest eee — . a a every bite perfectly, and haven't — 1 tit hedareations lath. Ten plats pod oe ile ee eke teen ining weight right along. I cer-|_ ioe hite Flower,’ = advise anyone to take Tanlac — if they're in the fix I was in.” — Tanilac is for sale by all good drug. =4q gists. Take no substitute, Over 37 — million bottles sok).—Advertisement. orn, ¥ 1 Ivers only wrote but directed thix excellent picture Rupert Hughes’ "Gimme" will be the attraction for next week, open | ing Saturday, eae WINTER GARE ter Garden thea | showin he feature attraction. It is from story by Josmph F. Pi Hand, packed with dramatic intermingled with mystery mance. y, where It tx OLONIAL The thrilling melodrama, ri BANNISTER Mind Reading Marvel The One Who Knows OPENING SATURDAY —at— OLYMPIC THEATRE Madi«en, Bet. ist and 20d Neo Increase ta Prices: 10¢, 15¢, 25¢ Daily Ex. fon at the Colonial {Olympic Theatre Madison St., Between In! and NOW OFFERING LEE JAXON “Charlie’s Aunt” A La Julian Eltinge A Comedy Riot eS ST TTT TTT ITT TTT TTT TTT TTT ST) Wonder Bell's Lil Girl Revue and ian Theater, a dis- EXTRA TONIGHT Four Orphans” New Juvenile Amateurs Fan From the Press 1S 138 STARTING TOMORROW BANNISTER 4 the Orient at De Honey's New Academy, Pike at 13th, every Wednes- day, Saturday and Bunday ve. only 60¢ « Couple) DANCING TAUGHT, $5 shriekingly funn: new burlesque. 1 you own a radio All Danvs and New Steps Guaran- ou'll simply howl. teed in 8 lessons, $5.00. you don't you'll howl. Beginners’ Class starts Thursday Buy ‘thie Columbia E arp: Advanced, Monday Record and have a spasm, Plenty of practice. No At Columbia Dealers, A-3832 75¢ t urs. Phone Li] VING FRIDAY— “Stars in Stripes” With Kitty Bennett The most wonderful wild animal pictures that could be conceived—the result of cessible parts of the Dark Continent. LOCL Pinca SiMe LAST TIMES TODAY “THE FAST MAIL” fight ql KIDDIE AMATHU! 20th Year Starts Saturday ‘sarees eps “KAISER IN BXILB" inac- Tar NER MAN” two years’ hard work in the most Showing the ferocious big beasts of the jungle—rhinoceri, lions, cheetahs, elephants, wart hogs. Showing beautiful crea- tures scarcely known to the civilized world even by name—the im ¢ 1 pala, the giraffe, the grevy or tiny-zebra, the gnu, the blue monkey, the gerenuk, the eland, the:blue wildebeest, the African antelope. N’S A THRILL—IT’S AN EDUCATION—IT’S A CIRCUS! The Picture Without a Parallel in or what line of treatment you went We have every w We believe the kn unnecessary. It wi ing to find out wha School Teachers Are Invited to See This Production as Our Guests 1504 Third Ave, Seemed — 11S 1