The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1923, Page 5

ATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928 ‘ull King Is Coming FINAL CONCERT FUND WILL BE : uvenile Act at Pantages WILL BE GIVE NGORPORATED 4 Death I 1—Mary Caroune Daniels, Palace Hip. 3—Cleo Golden, Olympic. Pantages. 2—Helene Rockey, coming to Heilig. 4—Dick any of 50 e Hetlig the-| nd Madison street, Sat-| Pal," 23rd, in th new musical | and Eddie O'Rourke, Hotten marking | ex appe outside of | res over five years. He| sn: re ufder the direction of| Ackerman & Harris a Calvi Hellig’s new f Dan Down and includes an ptional program of popular and d x0 interspersed with y crossfire patter LaFr: nce ere . “World's Greatest Head ‘Bal Their number is said to King is bringing with him his or-|be one of exceptional merit and ce ‘ginal organization and he will con-| sists of smoking, eating. drinking, | tinue ‘to play bis Hebraic comedy role! juggling and playing musical instru { Ikey Leschinsky, a part that he/{ ments while standing on t essayed for 15 years. Among) Jerry O'Meara and Mary others tn'the cast are Clair Starr! appear in. their latest nov etty soubrette; Lew. Dunbar, who] cay skit, which the plays Mike Dooley, the Irish com-| 4 program of interes dian; Arthur Belasco and Honora| jogue at Hamilton, character players, Reece | oq Gardner, leading man singer a 4 dancer; Bessie Hill, prima. donna.|Wiich he does acrobatics and work: the Star Four, harmony experts, } with mitate his m: Harry Davis, clever actor and black-| *") ere o : . ter’s routine Connors, | take charac! Alice Morris, chorus | "ane pan and dance: tuby dams,| tages mistr and dancer; Ruby Adam: s pinks tate singer of syncopated son, Clara) Cienn LaValle and Ethel Jordan, snappy| i! conourt on the songstresses. One of the big novelties of the King| pe ma revues at the Heilig-will be Hermie} King and his super-soloists, a ization, Hermie King and his or. ization will be the pick of West-| ii Come 0? Tm musical talent and will feature| °°" Oli way a new brand of syncopation called| 1" ne and Musical po Lah ache |be the featured act YOUTH” IS FEATURE | ville bill at the Pals OF PANTAGES BILL starting Saturday, to be “Youth,” a spectacular production | eq by Gladys Waiton in “7 presented by Maud Daniels with 10/ scandal," a photoplay. gifted kiddies, will be the feature at-| One man and four traction at the Pantages theater, op-| girly take part. in the qning with tomorrow's matinee. Bill| traction which |s said ed as the “Coming Actors of the Fu-| bright wardrobe ture,” the cast will be headed by|much that is nev Mary Caroline Danicls and Madino|+his sori. Hamilton. An entertaining program| 4 brilliant satire on of songs with syncopation and musi-| ii) be constructed cal selections, together with thelr/randee. “Margie” is the title of their military drill, will be offered. Artis-| offering in which these stars app tie effects and settings are said tol ag a newly married couple who dis- enhance this number and the remark-| cover after the ceremony that they able voices of these talented roung| have no home, each having thought artists makes this one of the lead-|that the other would provide this ing juvenile organizations in the| necessity. ‘The fashion in which th country. jwettle the difficulty promises mt Mildred Andree & Girls, am aggre: | diverting humor gation of five young women and a| Leo Haley is man of personality, offering a “Sym: | sai ngle phony of Tone and Color,” a briillant| of conceit, labelled “Gossip” is ex program of solo and ensemble violin| pected to prove a bright spot on the| numbers, interspersed with selected| program. He mingles music, chattor PANTAGES Week Starting Monday Matinee ancers.”* heads, Landis com ing comedy dia seashore s includ. performance in a ALACE HIP One of the most pretent , dancing and musical has come to t billed a Treat.” It will of the yaude Hip theater, ccompan Town good-looking principal at to possexs in an offering of married life Norman and nown as a most ver- ¢ AKY TIME, PANTAGLSCOPL~ SEAMON With GLENN GoFF, ! COMEDY Hart,| ot | \omy | wife nd his latest batch | [I FEATORE~ Mounted at (ha ORGAN Symphony Orchestra Appear Sunday wil and musician of pres ment, t ent, with K PROGKAM Most Y OF POPLLAR MUSIC r am t Hungarian Small Boy Is Hut in Traffic Gash 1 Fridg after 1 Laora t > was 19th aye.}. | Salvation ‘Army. Men | Will Be Gradated |: Three Seattle rexid thone Ibe gradu: Army Woes Trritorial School for Officers in San banc on June 10, it annouted They M ate ax among b doom the who w eco nd ¢ s coribution. alia will t time Aw tralian whip throw wa ing wieh prom an ubsual na into this unique ¢ ines entertainm c ture, Hart skit which A Vaudev e have ¢roman’ der thepillin It} pre hb novelty | ¢ tgpromived. jen auty who tion A her re ow is bien found a wie turn to the old home ised in the feature duced by the pany Univer im com TO BE OLYMPIC ATTRACTIOT “My Hero,” a new fw ia to be present the feature of the Sunday. Izzy, the nhl Sow, 1 again the main ¢ te} His mis fortune starts when he isrrested on his wedding day, and to kep in good with his bride, he tells pr that he is going into the army, When h comes back he nes he namo of 4 prominent. & an{encounter many difficulties in explining to his his military experinces. The play js full of strong cmedy situa and the eharacterfall give ex HERO” at pre rin starting tions, cellent The beauty chorus wilappear in a number of new costum{dances and ‘The fil will also feaare, with new songs include a photoplay — On the Stae —— BROADWAY REVUE “A Dancing and Musal Treat” LEO HALEY in “Gonni| lene it Hart and in “Antigi A Comedy Women Perfect New Seattle Organization have been ve r -Governor Allen of Editor's Ni This third of a ser’ f five ticles William Phillip Simms deat ing with the Turkish situation 0 is BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS JCUTARI, Asia Minor, May %.~ The bottomless pit of hell could | be lttle thar of thi wh worn quarter WILL RESTORE PENSION RIGHT into the into eve norning by ; slack we wuperintend ‘ on the ag receipt of all over the to be found, | clad in filthy salor almont li wh ‘ these wretched peo raga and in a stat unbelievable, are cont of the striking waiting returned to their Jer will be re- | UNWELCOME ‘0 MOST EVERY m beeause they all avail campments thruout the r alrea mod he ition refu maing AT Craft lroad ju them, or who have 4 nst whose rec: that Dn return yt want them and to th homes from 300 to 6 terrible dinease: fet is work we people, any ¢ part of t Search for Purnell Leads to Australia LANSING, Mic Search “King” Ber want ima of the The Near ly among t ithe absence of | whatever th on @ statutory | tne task is well nigh hopeless, to Australia) oven said the Turks look with grim | AD-| satisfaction upon the appalling death | Do rty announced, rate, It is solving the problem of the ugherty declared he wus “firm: | k refugees for them. nvinced™ that the leader of too) Certainly the Turks are more of a H David colony had taken) hindrance than a help in the relief refuge in Australia | work here, Even the American see Australian officials have been ask-| brought in from the United § 1 to be watch for Purnell, /¢o f¢ arving nd | wre pay duty to Turk More th ¢ the herculean ef. forts 0 American worker | thru the dire | Turk | PATIE June 9 opers amin Pu ‘ Har was exte State Attorney eral charg, G = w B D n the ay must the for of the re impetis two rant was issued hoa dys Rubell. an onc and ging Purnell’ v gainst Gl statuto have gone for naught t interference of the . TS DO NOT Insures Her Life | CARE FOR SANITATION for $2,000,000 | Here ix an instance The sick people, A $2,000,000 d being mingled in one inferno has been taken ue mass, typhus patients lying on} Field, IML. of) the same mat with a typhoid patient # disclored here today.|or the victim of pneumonia, the | d to be the larg-| American workers set about to} Jest ever jasued to a woman, Captaly| ‘clean house KTrORU the pa | Marshall Field, her husband,-is de- delouse the sufferers and dis clared to be the sole beneficiary | infect the barracks. | tain Field's life is insured for Tt was li ning the Augean | (000. stables. The patients themselves, the dying and the Chicago, The policy is # 1$1 the | stones and for| | hen, | It is} ber Kansas and refugees Ja mentality nensible to added to the grasp which all ides diffic them in nitat made of n, | nothir bing them of thelr blew barr wcattering infection, | thruout the pl And en out of t ck, a all over er it, again © the horror goes on here, Th oth ) refugees while in are 5 are in Ci nother Some tino 6,000 along © Yukon Hotter Than | Sun-Scorched Texas DAWSON, Y. T., The Yukon n Texas Frida: Wh » shade the mercury grees, Old-timer k to cool them: They were es on fields, melt af at. the | with one of the! dates back st hottest, in histor ather bureau, h ears, The heat the shade | was 90. On July 10, three years ogo, this mark was bettered by two degrees, |Chamber Will Close Budget Campaign Chamber of Commerce — workers | will wind up thelr campaign for the jnext two budget late next according to Chairman W, L Rhodes Saturday morning. Addi tional ple@ges are coming in and | $25,000 extra will be available from ttle business men now in the East, said Rhodes, ption in years’ What's in the Air PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, 9 at KDZE—(Closed down for instal- lation.) KIR 10 p. m. KFHR- to 10 p. m. KHQ—7:20 to 8:30 p. m. KTW 5 8:30 to 30 to 6:15 p. m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p. m.; 8:30 |corps will give | what the public wants, 146th Field Artillery Is Past Required Strength Woodland, Volunteer and Alki Get Programs unteer park Concert the Volun- ch concerts follows: 6:20 P.M, BAND Adams, Conductor UNTER ADAMS Albert FP. ve PARK Gomes | quired for mu of org under India Korsakot + Tobant inted Dvora and ained men, cord of efficiency , eaid Lieut, Pe The encampment th ring full 41st division for the cotime hi National Guard days ine vet 24 tr confident nucleo ter us of high Murra ser is year strength of the first time of together Di Capua + Tovanl in tory This div all the men from aid" vere ‘ Rinehardt SEES BURGLAR AT WINDOW a kitchen Mrs. M, Ke 2ith ave. N, when she iny estlgated. burglar tearing the witiey from its thug saw Mrs. to the ed a basement e home of Dr. W. Hi 16th ave, N., Friday, after ransacking the 1 with three diamond) allieres, a brooch, foxy revolvers, of @ 3 |value of about $500, Wallingford club “Mardi G Dr. L. O. Fiset, 1918 14th ave is postponed until June 2: W., also reported to the poll oxe0 {tat burglars had entered his home)! 119, who often boasted | Friday night while his family shaved Abraham Lin-labsent, taking a $360 pearl neck Frederick, nd a ‘s bank containing $20.) THE DRAMATIC ORDER, | lancer Miss Hilda John-|Knights of Khorassan, will hold Louis, stops after 147|ceremonial at the Douglas hall, 916i hours of dancing. E. Pine st., Saturday, June 9. Marty Bega new members will be initiated, There | Taxi war in Ch will free deville, and U4 leath, pleasing features that will be of interest to all. Aas eo M ay Name — Songs for Karle Concert Mail Requests to The Star Office and Mo: Popular Will Be Picked It Isn't everyone who has a chance | to suggest nationally famed | singer like Theo Karle what popular | ball return » at 6 hors 1 with and 12 und caissons, aaa ars n Here and There a Women's Relief L card party 8 o'clock, rou James A. Sex ton Burglars atur |and entered ening ae Wine cafeteria use, escap hold|rings, two 1s lfur and two Leach! grade festival Friday oad school pupils C. W. Ellis, that onee coln, died in he ‘ Okla, Fri son, 0 results in one a house bombing and 15 ar popular or semi-classical just drop The Star a line. ones most generally favored | be incorporated in the arti ds they would like to have ren-| program. —it’s not the custom in con-| ‘Tuesday will be the last day rts. However, in spite of the fact | suggestions will be received. 80 t Theo Karle has won his laurels | busy, folks, and write in your fav as one of America’s foremost tenors, | jtes, Just address your suggestio he's the same Theo that Seattle has | to ‘Theo Karle in care of The known so well ever since he fir: surprised his many friends with his | KARLE SINGS AT wonderful yoice. | STADIUM ON MONDAY “It's a hard know just} xarle will sing in concert at | said Karle | university stadium Monday yesterday. “As this is to be a popu-| June 18, at 8 o'clock, in the first 9 lar concert at popular prices I would a series of popular concerts that é like to render one group of songs| planned by the Associated Studen that have been suggested by Seattle|tnis summer at the stadium, music lovers.” | proceeds go towards paying off ASKS LETTERS BE | indebtedness that is still outstandin; SENT TO THE STAR against the stadium. To accomplish this Karle asks The reserved seat sale for the that letters be sent to.The Star | cert will open next Monday morn expressing the preference of the | at 10 a.m. at Sherman, Clay & Co writers as to the popular songs | Third ave. and Pine st., and also al he shall . If you want him |the Rogers Candy Shop and to sing “Somewhere a Voice Is | Associated Students’ office in Calling” or any one of the many niversity district. to a thin Murder Chaves Is | Filed Against Two) SALT LAKE CITY, June 9 ‘irst degree murder charges grow out of the killing in the family John M. Browning, firearms in-| ventor, were filed here today, charg ling Marriner and John M.| Browning, Jr., with the murder of} the inventor's son-in-law, Benjamiit| F. Ballantyne, Ballantyne was shot | April 9. | —d| Third Ave. Blect Church in| Ail others are} Church at 8 ttle. Services | niel Salwt (salt), | 8 p.m; Sun, 7th world The only Israel in the imposters goth Ave * jconducted by Da Wed., & p. m.; Sat. m,_ Siubseat on who Adam and i parents W and where thé ¢ fen of Eden is, and Why eastward in the garden,” What the famin aword {s, and why keep a man away from it.’ Many other mysteries _l vented, Conit), Messen TH PAIACE HIP TODAY UNTIL FRIDAY —— On the Screen See what happens when a Follies Beauty comes f home to roost SEATS ON SALE MONDAY, AT 10 A. M. AT SHERMAN CLAY & CO. All Seats Reserved SECTIONS ARL and Pine St. EO E America's Foremost . Tenor OW] Presented under Auspices of Associated Students of U. of W. POPULAR PRICES HEILI OPENS SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 23, AT 6:30 P. M. ACKERMAN & HARRIS Present COMPANY OF 50 -IN— Willie Collier’s New York Sensational Hit “THE HOTTENTOT” 30 GIRLS HERMIE KING and His SUPER SYMPHONIC JAZZ ARTISTS PRCis CRYSTAL RUNWAY Sundays, Nights and Holidays HOXES AND LOGUS $1.00 Daily Matinees......... 6.4.06 BONES AND LOGHS Sie