The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, JUNE 16, tan . . 192 1—Billy Doss, (opening June 23.) pic, 4—Dancers in“ Palace I—Membe 4 Night in Will King and people will be here theater, formerly Saturday, June ’ Orpheum, | 23rd, in the new musical comedy, “The Hottentot.” King is bringing with him his or iginal organization and he wil con tmue to play his Hebraic comedy role of Ikey Le: a part that he has essayed for ears, Among the others in the cast Clair Starr, pretty soubrette; Lew Dunber, who plays Mike Dooley, the Irish | comedian; Arthur Belasco and Hon- ora Hamilton, character players, Reece Gardner, leading man singer and dancer; Bessie Hill, prima don-| na, the Star Four, harmony experts; Harry Davis, clever actor and black face come William Connors. charecter actor; Alice Morris, chorus | mistress and dancer, Ruby Adams, singer of syncopated songs; Clara La- | Valle and Ethe? Jordan, songstresses. | The opening show, “The Hotten. tot” was written and starred In by Willie Collier. It ts described as a fast, snappy musical comedy «which will give every member of the com- pany excellent opportunity to dis play his or her talents in entertain ment. The musical selections wil be staged in pretentious style by the 30 ru girls y stunts are said to t EUROPEAN STAK HEADS PAN BILL Yvette, the second ¢ Furopean stage stars aligz Pantages vaudeville cireult, will ap- pear with her New York Syncopators composed of eight all-star musicians, | as the headline attraction on next} fveeks’ bill opening with Sunday's matines Yvette is featured in a mu singing and <¢ ng said to be gri enhanced by spe: cial scenery and electrical effect “A Night In Spain,” a spectac singing and dancing revue of gran @eur and artistry will also be onc of the priacipal offerings of the new bill. The cast includes 10 Spanish artists from gay Seville, Barcelona and Madrid. These talented dancers will be seen in tamborine and cas-/ tanet numbers, serenades, sypsy'| dances, the Argentine tango and tor- eador specialties. Colorful costumes and sunny effects with attractive music is said to enhance the enjoy ment of the entire offering Jack Strouse, one of the big fa yorites in black face comedy will appear in his well known offering “Over the Phone.” He has a clever comedy in an imaginary conversation over the telephone with the house manager, that ts said to produce many original and amusing situa- tions TEETH EXTRACTION Ae enn ihe? f a wumber of a by the varcits plate, which does not covér the roof of the mouth if you have two or more teeth. Natural Rubber } net of Teeth ..,....99+00 “ur | senses B40 AD Most of our present patronage ta| recommended by our early custom. | ‘whose work is still giving good | faction, | gi), work guaranteed for 16 sara | fxaminatlon free. OHIO COT MATH Hip. [ies of difficult feats said to be pre- which is|- THE SEATTLE STAR Soom SEATILE CIVIC ANSWERS MOST FARMERS BACK SIGN CONTRAC piri WORKER PASSES. OF CRITICISMS HEBEMEASURE FOR IDAHO DAM :: S. Friedenthal Dies at Oak- Will Furnish Water for the land, California Snake River Valley Open } Thomas Says Chamber Put in False Light Is| Will Wage Fight in Election Next Fall extension of tr River valley thelr term proceed to Actua) building be Wer the di of the In ere since pone ans ana the in Low A effor t 0 contemptible riment lared t ham Irrigation 4 00 toward con for inter atl by 1 the Empire Irrigation 1 r fovt of the would be ot | con: | by er company in 190 ber of Nile 5 Chamber of Comme notive in aftatr resideno EULOGIZES HIS FORME R CHIE F jue, he pol aro 26 new members of share ard of trustees and 210 new f cor borne unearne Ls of the int cent tax on the ed and ynittees who w Matinees o here apa a 1 pe awe t nd and imy emption to the am OH, CITES RECORDS ¢ OF MAN COMMUNITIES company in excellent the United © full legal warehouse PRESTON NOW IS SOPHOMORE ndition; urged ernment te y baned « f farm products not in ex Jemned the man loved Ackermar He Was cap Pri undisturbx and b dgment w t is|ax wan a hools; commend | tonal fitutions Eldred, now just 4 plans for thelr trip country the days | hand. And doesn't nows it's Wedn that he leaves, a in now three days| it" be two—| Guardsmen Gather for Summer Camp CAMP LEWIS. June 16. Latest mmuniques £ thle ec: | hat @ tro ment | ° able magnitud row promined to “do hin test” to 2—Clara LaValle, a} chavs + of the beauty choru 2 Spain,” Pantages. Heilig Olym- 1 Montana ed fighters are Na. | back estat AND kitel sand ded in ,000 guardsmen | lt arrive tomorrow. Rainier National Park Is Now Open Pa attle and Tac ked the formal opening of amp Murray, similar prepara-|®!¢r National park Friday Scores | ns are under way and 2,000 men| of ated automobiles and floats | Washington wil! arrive to.| Were in line, carrying two military | 10th annual | ™ A total of 364 men had|>ands from Camp Lewis, the 10th | trophies at §| arrived yesterday and it. 1s believed] Field Artillery band and the $0. plece | ! he & « He is his latest ne ideas ard ir ied in this nu ber with a sensational climax, Herman Ulis and Minerva Clark will appear in a dainty program of | — harmonology. Both have attractive]... ), Siabe | Th many prize winners at the| voices and their number includes a : yon soctoty’s lively and harmonious program oe with me White City Motties Brier £0 | aa ow, where: award her present engagement and is said |™ popular comedy and syncopated | 90%, PU capable eccetittic funqnaker. |: ™- Friday, the closing night.| tbat the full quota will have en- j band and drum corps of the Seventh | songs. Miss Clark is the comedian | ° vt eee tenw almilar te thos | Prominent visitors witnensed | tered the two campa Monday | infantry, ee Oe used by Rodolph Valentino in hin |#h® Presentations and who highly ree eres After. parading in Tacoma during | Ziska will open t famous “Four Horsemen of the Apo. | Praised Seattle roses, wero Robert] PHILADELPHIA, Mo. June 16. jthe morning, the cavalcade headed | & novel entertainmer ealypee,”protaise to be an cuteta nr | Pyle, of West Grove, Pa., president | Lieut, Russel) Maughan today aban. |for Seattle and carried the message nd mystery ie portion Ge the tt dace fe whe (Of the American Rose roctety; Rob: 1 his test for the “dawn-todark”|of the mountain thru the city | A’ comedy: tea uded | lt tiheee Nai? Mar'oes ole the ert George, of Painesville, O. and ontinental flight and was pre arene, Lonsies by large delegations in the Pantagesce ; eta Richmond, Ind. ‘The | paring to return East {Of local citizens, Gott officiating at th beg g eagfte HB Boe ts at the Portland] His airplane, which fell here yes-| Among thoxe in the parade here | of the colored race will be catered by lier In the week, had |‘erday, was a moss of wreckage und} were ious Gey W. J. Coyle, Lieut. | Biiy ‘Dake, The Torisidaseg” sitet Seattle Rosarians to} sad to be hauled away In a wagon, | Col. Oliver H. Dockery, Jr, r toust Lawton, Mayor Brown, G —jand Maj. A y . of Fort } a The aviator was unhurt. May . Of Seattle, | put Expert ball bouncing, L. H. Johnson, of Camp | | Lewis. | ee z es | i bakschigs with a talkative ca a | |Cable Snaps, Three Loggers Are Killed | travesty of other sorts is ed by Robertus and Win-| } NATIONAL, June 16.—Three men | were Instantly killed and a fourth | jeeverely Injured here yesterday, jwhen @ logging cable car broke | Jaway on a grade and plunged down | |the hill. ‘The dead are Norman | a 19; Cal Lobinger, 25. and| Makashima. J. Kawata is in an} Eatonville hospital as a result of st Prizes Are Awarded | ito Winners at Show «i At ¢ row who gram with surprise | Rose show been Invited t istt the local exhibit UT MONDAY NIGHT at 8 P.M. ASSOCIATED OF THE PRES. PHOTOPLAY IS FEATURE AT THE PALACE HIP The photoplay rather than vaudeville will be t ature Palace Hip, startl “A Dangerous Adv shown on the screen. On the stage | « ¥'S SPEECH” trained cockatoos, parrots and birds |[¥ OLYMPIC ATTRACTION of Paradise will o py the spot "Relley’s Speech,” a new farcial light. A Feathere C ival being the | miniature musical comedy will head headlined act |the Olympic theater's program start Combining Y intimate study of | ing Sunday. Tho new vehicle ts exid | the life and habits of African natives | to contain a number of clover comedy nd jungle beasts with a thrilling ro sure to please the story of search for treasure, the} au tella of the film attraction is hailed as the fin-| difficulties encountered by Pat Kell est of the season at the Palace Hip.jey, the main character, in hin at Grace Darmond and Philo McCul-|tempt to become an alderman. Sev- liz THE STUDENT U. OF W. story eT TT TT TTT TT TT UTANGEUUULOOUUELOUAEAOEEEAOAULEL Sues County for $20, 000 berg g OPENS SAT. NIGHT , sho his Nights: 6:30 and 9 P. M. Se deisttceleeerertaeer goes“ WN A SHOW! HEILIG JUNE 23 DAILY Thereafter 2:30 BOY! n & Harris offer LL -IKING COMPANY THIRD AGE 5 TO GO tion AVENUE AND MADISON STREET —In the Sensational Farce Hit, Set to Music HERMIE KING SYMPHONIC JAZZ ARTISTS PRESENTING A MUSICAL MELANGE GIRLS CRYSTAL RUNWAY AND PRICES Boxes and Loges $1.00 MATINEES (Daily) Boxes and Loges NIGHTS (Sundays and Holidays)....... “THE HOTTENTOT” SUPER ‘60c lough are the featured players eral snappy and attractive numbers | =: The principal vaudeville turn pre-|are promised by the Beauty Chorus | sents feathered entertainers in a ser-| also, and Billy Reams, the cast's new ballet member will be featured in a special offering. aS sented {n perfect unison and in spec- | s tacular fashion. Nut comedy {# purveyed by atm: nd Pat Kerwin in their | plece of oe More Wii , #.”" Miss | Ads. You may be able to find that odd} machinery thru the Want Call Main 0600. Jackie | NOW PLAYING AT THE ALACE HIP ("A DANGEROUS } ADVENTURE The greatest wildanimal picture of all lime, coupled with a thrilling tale of search for Jungle treasure. | NOT A SERIAL The 0 DAN NTAGE [ HATS. DAILY -2 50-EVE. 7%9- EVENINGS .40¢ HATS. [25¢ | ¢ ANY. Time Foremost . Tenor (1) 02! I0¢ elephant at war and at Hons, tigers, peace—wild SEATS NOW SELLING at Sherman, Clay & Co. Third and Pine Rogers Candy Shop Associated Students Offices University Music House In tho Unlversity District Of Vaudeville in Conjunction A POPULAR CONCERT A POPULAR ARTIST AT POPULAR PRICES 50c and 75c ALL SEATS RESERVED IN SECTIONS EUVAUUAVAUUUATAEAEUAEAAH AACA COMING Next WEE mone We & HOCKWALD presents~ — hv FAMOUS O-PEOPLE ~40 GAND AND ORCHESTRA WATCH forthe STREET PARADE UULEQUQOOOOUACEQU0EOTUASHAEO EAU STU TT TTTT TT TTTTT TT aeagas ON servis Dy, eB, 0. err PARTY TO MOUNT AIN of atur See po gere 1 Sika,