The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1923, Page 3

WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 1928 POOR eeeeereeeoeeeeeeee eeecccscccce Pee eeeerereenceseneees STAGE WORLD SCREEN of MAKE-BELIEVE « the IT’S HERE! For an indefinite run! Tt will be the talk of Seattle! Vaiue of the Aut KTY ay William de Mille’s featuring Theodore Kob- STRAND —Mr, and Mrs, Martia John: son's “Trailing African Wild Aal eh COLUMBIA—"Hanting Mig Gace in A by Snow COLONIAL—"After Midnight.” WINTER GAKDEN—*The Kingdom Within,” STAGE Me program featur rmain Milly and M m ple girl revue. plenty of excitement COLISEUM | An unsuall ned in the 5 teresting plot ts con ttrac week, It is the scenario t Hughos 1 to s with husbagd All husbands and arrange domest} keop their wives y. contented and bh | | | COLUMBIA | “Hunting Big Game in Africa,” the big film by H. A. Snow, ts having an | ] extended run at the Columbia be- the picture the thrills and “iy of the feature make it an all around pleasing pio- ture, COLONIAL Tearle plays a dual role in “After Midnight,” an Intense drama, which In ak ng today at the Colo- nial. The ure in maid to be un- usual in dramatic situations, There are xome unusually interest- derworld of New York that have been worked out to the minutont de j tail and fairly br the phere of the famous Chinese dens half a hundred real Chinese play a | Prominent part in the picture and Jend an air of impressive reality to Sherlock Holmes haa nothing on Theodore Roberts when It comes to |detecting. In Wm. do Mille st | Paramount production, py, opens today at the Liberty, leriminal lawyer. He is on @ robbery |cam before the police are aware that lanything has happened, and by the time they arrive he hi the mystery | solved. “Grumpy” is a real crook story and an amusing one, May Mo- | Avoy and Conrad Nagel are featured | with Mr, Roberts, | . | WINTER GARDE | The last showings of “The King- |dom Within” will be given at th | Winter Garden Wednesday night | Gaston Glass, Russell Simpson, Pau- If you live to be a hundred years old you'll never forget Theodore Roberts as Grumpy, the cel- ="=8 2=8=5=8=8===8= en line Starke and other prominent : ebrated criminal players are featured in the picture, et Hill which is full of human interest lawyer. Dustin Farnum is the etar of “The Yosemite Trail,” the feature which Garden. ALLACE ae at the PALACE HIP URLITZER With a background of tumbling seas, furious gales and the sweep of —— ee ee ee ee — —_—f—f2— 2 — Be — ee — 2 —_ ee jfar horizons, “Stormswopt,” with | Wallace and Noah Beery tn the lead- ESKIMO: JOY POKER ROME, April 26.—According to re. porta brought here from Eskimo vil- lages, the natives have learned to play poker and enjoy ft hugely. #=8 Hip this week, a story of Intense dra- he pen o! | PAN STAR | THE PROPER WORD “James, have you whispered to- 4 day without permission?” ’ “Only wunst.” ° “Leroy, should James have said subi : GLASGOW, April 25.—The loss to ; he should have sald|property owners during the rent Winnipeg Tribune, strike is estimated at $1,500,000. NO HOT AIR ALLOWED LONDON, April 25-—Passengera in commercial airplanes are now forbid- den to talk to the pilot. “Cohen listen on the radio” since Joe ‘Cohen on the threw Amer- | N Hayma: Telephor DON’T MISS jes into convulsions have ‘ This Sensation of j shriekingly funny as thie new burlesque. If you own « radio you'll simply howl. If ou don't you'll howl. Buy ‘this Columbia Record and have a spasm, At Columbia Dealers. 75 the Season Delano Dell, : hess | . " m | comedian. popular Different, in a way, from any other comedian who ever has appeared hero before, the elongated Delano Doll 1s A making a d hit at the Pantagos M\ theater this week as the foatur male performer in “Whirl World,’ the aecond of the F unit shows of vaudeville to be |uled, ‘Thin to a degree, with a fe facial twists that mothers would seek lto hide trom thelr pot offapring, Doll | is at his best in every comical situ | tlon that arives. He is particular! food as the prosecuting attorney in the trial of the bootlegger fappe who moets a whore maudlin tears arive after he has consumed Hxhibit A—the bottle. FARNUM in “The Yosemite Trail!" MON, - ‘TUL, ~ WED, BOOMERANG JUS'TIC: 10¢ i STRAND Showing at the Strand theater now is “African Big Game,” a picture showing some of the most ferocl ar s of the African wilds | native haunts, The film, which was, made by Mr, and Mrs, Martin John ston oD an expedition into African | jungles, is unusu the m trritling should see It to | cause of the immenre popularity of | Its unusual scenes and | ing scenes of Chinatown and the un-| atmos. | Mr, Roberts has the role of a retired | Put an End] will open Thursday at the Winter) ling roles, is showing at the Palace ‘ (“Alter Midnight” sympathetic judge, | “GRUMPY” | In the role of “Grumpy,” the lovable old grouch in William de Mille’s new pic ture, which opens at the Lib- erty today, Theodore Roberts has one of the best character portrayals of his long career. Van Loan. ormawept” ts of strong loves and wid to be w tale ates, PRINCESS An unusual and Interesting picture “Boomerang Justice,” starring George | Larkin, with a good supporting cast, {s showing today at the Princess for the last times, Constance | Talmadge in “East In West,” will be the attraction begin- hing Thursday. G Grows GERMAN SHIPP: : nee June, from 419,000 tons to more than 2,000, | 000 tons ‘GOOD HEALTH SECRET OF BEAUTY Beauty les in the care a woman bestows upon herself and in keey at bay thone dread aliments pecu |to her wex, which ¢ her down |leave telltale 3 upon her coun | tenance, i eyes, the elastic j*tep and a clear complexion never jAccompany organic troubles. Dis treaned expressions, a sallow com plexion, dark circles under the eyes lassitude, headaches, and mental de. Pression are the telltale symptoms of women's ailments. 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Ist and 2nd TONIGH BANNISTER The One Who Knows And a Big, New Show, “PRINCE ROMANOFF" A comedy of marriage, blunders and flirting husbands featuring the Olymplo Beauty Revue 10¢, 15¢, 25¢ Mats, dally, 2 to 5, except Mon. burs, at special pricés— 10¢, 20¢ CoE e Pinch PINE | NOW PLAYING Frisco’s Chinatown A Fascinating Story of the Upper and Lower World Every Day Matinees,, Every Hive, Aftor 6:30 10c 20c’ mol from | P 1 THE GROTE-RANKIN Co) OTTO F KEGEL, President Beginning Thursday Great Disposal of Cottons Mercerized Shantung 25c¢ Yd. Many of the most de rable street shades are in this offering—linen- finished, mercerized cotton Shan- tung—86 inches wide. And the price is less than wholesale today. 36-inch Bleached Muslin 15c Yd. A heavy, serviceable quality of Bleached Muslin, 86 inches wide, suit- able for aprons and children’s frocks. 38-inch Unbleached Muslin 19c Yd. Extra fine quality Unbleached Mus- lin—particularly good for aprons and children’s frock 800 yards in the lot. 2,700 Yds. Amoskeag Ginghams 15c Yd. The quality of these popular Sum- mer materials is well established. In this offering are the season’s newest colorings—plaids, checks, plain shades—and the assortment consists of full bolts, first quality ginghams, 27 inches wide. 36-in, Outing Flannel 19c Yd. 860 yards heavy quality Outing Flan- nel—attractive patterns in light colors, 86 inches wide. c 27-in. White Outing, 18c Yd. Heavy quality white Outing Flannel —full pieces, at 18¢ yd. French. Percales 17c Yd. 1,500 yards of French Percales in light patterns, including dots, plaids and checks. 7 At Seasonably Substantial Savings Planned well in advance to coincide with the season of greatest ac- tivity in the making of Summer Frocks—in the replacing of bed linens —-and in the restocking of towels and toweling—you can do one or all of these things at a cost vastly below what you reasonably could expect. Novelty Ratines at 79c Yd. Attractive colors are a feature of the selection of Novelty Rati Persian effects, orchid, Copenhagen, flame, rose and black and white combinations. Five pieces in the lot. Linen-Finished Suiting 30c Yd. 86-inch linen-finished Suiting—pure white, suitable for nurses’ aprons and uniforms. Silk Stripe Voiles 89c Yd. Beautiful imported Voiles with Per- sian patterns on the silk stripes, in unusually charming effects. In gray, black, sand, orange, navy and white. 88 inches wide. 850 yards in the lot. 32-inch Zephyr Ginghams 25c Yd. 2,500 yards in plain colors, plaids, stripes and checks, at an unusually low price. Renfrew Oxford Suitings 29¢ Yd. Particularly attractive patterns in Renfrew Oxford Suitings in high colors —suitable for sports wear—and quali- ties which launder well. 36 inches wide. 148 yards in the lot. 27-inch Pique 19c Yd. Heavy quality Pique with fine welt— very suitable for trimming or for chil- dren’s suiting. 27 inches wide. 1,800 Yds. of Printed Voiles 25c Yd. A large assortment of _seasonable light patterns—these materials are 88 inches wide. Towels and Toweling—Lower Prices 18x34-inch Turkish Towels 15c An exceptionally low price for this quality of Turkish Towels. 20x38-inch Athletic Towels 39c Good weight Athletio Towels, size 20x38 inches, aro featured at this low price, 25x50-inch Turkish Towels 69c Good weight Turkish Towels —slightly imperfect, but an unusual yalue at this price. Huck Towels, 120 in the lot. Size 25x50 | size These inches, { value, . Crocheted Bedspreads $1.45 Many attractive patterns in Crocheted Bed- spreads for three-quarter size beds at a very low price. Crocheted Bedspreads at $2.19 Good weight Crocheted Bedspreads—size 80x90 inches—are offered at this low price. Crocheted Bedspreads $3.39 Very large Crocheted Bedspreads—of good weight and a wide variety of patterns—are offered in this lot. Satin Bedspreads $4.95 | Attractive patterns are a feature of these Satin Bedspreads, neatly hemmed—in size 81x90 inches. 81-inch Bleached Sheeting 55c Yard Heavy quality Bleached Sheeting, in superior finish—an excellent value, $195 $ At $2.95 to 42. 17x34-inch Huck Towels 17c each Good weight cotton Huck Towels, 17x24 inches wide, are ial value at this price. 20x36-inch Huck Towels 23¢ Good weight Cotton Huck Towels with plain hem or with hemstitched hem with jac- quard border. 17x34-inch Huck Towels 39¢ A splendid quality of Union in are APRON THURSDAY At Grote-Rankin’s Quality of Frocks, plus style, are the featured policies Maintained plays of Apron Frocks at this store. S*zes are cut amply full sizes marked “medium” on garments will fit women Wearing size 42, 195 The “Lilac Bloom” Apron Frock, made of fine gingham— all high shades, rose, orchid, sky, pink—with deep organdy collar, wide sash and novelty organdy pockets. Cotton Crash Toweling 9c Yd. 16-inch Bleached Cotton Crash Toweling with neat red border. Checked Glass Toweling 19c Yd. 18-inch bleached checked Glass Towellng, with neat reo or blue borders. Unbleached Cotton Crash Toweling 10c Yd. 17-inch unbleached Cotton Crash Toweling—with heavy -thread—in a very absorbent quality. Seamless Sheets at $1.69 81x90-inch Seamless Sheets—well made Sheets finished with a wide hem. This same high quality, size 81x99, at $1.69. 10 dozen in the lot. 72x90-inch Bed Sheets at 95¢ Made of high grade Shecting, these seamed Sheets are a special value at this low price. 42x36-inch Pillow Cases 25¢ No linen closet has too many Pillow Cases, 17x34-inch & special and these are an excellent value for this low _ price. 45x36-inch Pillow Cases at 42c Heavy quality Muslin was used in making these Pillow Cases, which are finished with wide hems, 42x36-inch Pillow Cases at 39c¢ High grade, fine musiin Pillow Cases, neatly _ hemmed, ; In many ‘cases, At $1.95 The “Black-eyed Susan” Apron Frock, sketched, is of fine qual- ity sateen, beautifully hand- embroidered and finished with sash and pockets. The other models — sketched — are made up in English prints, beach cloth and gingham, and featured at $1.95. Sizes 36 —Second Floor in the dis- ;