The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 4

Fis yest eat | of MAKE-BELIEVE THIRD AVENUE and MADISON ST. HEILIG JUNE 232 30 and 9 M Successor to Successor to Lennon's Opens Saturday Nite Mats. Daily ( Sunday—Continuous Performance, 1 to It P. OH, BOY! 4%, WHATASHOW ACKERMAN & HARRIS —) TODAY'S PROGRAMS SCREEN The White POLISH STAR } A () evecccccee Lennon's COLISKUM. Frontier,” TWO STORES o¢ COURTESY: REORGANIZATION SALE OFFERING WONDERFUL VALUES Starts Friday, 9 A. M. HIS sale will dispose of merchandise from the stocks of the two well-known Lennon Stores, including yes, Hosiery, Underwear, Silk Umbrellas, Sweat- as will mean a quick hereafter) 2:30—Nights, 6:4 1 STHAND—LIONRE Alma Mubeos Women. BLUB Mouse Marryraore in “Rnemles e Want” Witwer's Wives ioe in “The ole Negri tn PANTAGES—Vaudeville program fea- A pleture 2 % gi tr Pauline Starke appears a 1) a beautiful South Seas girl in “Lost and the famed appearing now at such reductions Winter » Beginning Monday morning, aves., AND COMPANY In the Sensational Farce Hit, Set to Music— “THE HOTTENTOT’ HERMIE KING 7%}? SUPER SYMPHONIC JAZZ ARTISTS PRESENTING A MUSICAL MELANGE rm GIRLS RUNWAY PRICES Evenings (Sundays and Holid ) Boxes and Loges, Matinees (Daily) Boxes and Loges, 55¢ operations are completed, the boa of public works ordered Wednesda: Madrona Loop, East Cherry a: Montlake cars will be routed along Pike st, to First ave, then to Union, up Union to Second, thence to Pike st., and east on Pike. Eastlake cars will be routed out Pike st., instead ill Take Street Cars Off Union St. no cars will be routed over st, between Third and for a period of 30 TOMORROW SATURDAY ZS aia The Sensational Actress of Two Continents— OLA NEGRI lt “THE POLISH DANCER” (First Seattle Showing) WINTER GARD BEAUTY SPOTS OF THE TED STATES—CANADA COMEDY ‘ ANY TIME—10¢ LOGE SEATS—20¢ JUNE 25-30 Auspices D. O. K. K, Big Parade Monday, June 25, 7 o'Clock P. M. Bring the Kiddies Garden in ish Dane st dramatic lo er,” one of I 1|tonio Moreno in the | BLUE MOUSE “The Marr 2 sorento beauty {9 one of the rea of the production. the scenes were taken on al location of the atory, tn Carlo, Nico and Parts, and |thetr lavishnem is sald to surpass any film seen here recen Saturday The Story that made the World sit up in Dazed Columbia \; MIG DOUHLE nen “WHAT WIVES WANT” A Stirring Story of Modern Married Life by SINCLAIR LEVIS Directed by Harry Beaumont Bs Pushers Starring REGINALD DENNY LARRY SEMON | Coming Saturday— Blue Mouse Theater i “THE BARNYARD" jthe Pal The | —! COLONTAL News ‘Topies Orehes>™s COMING SATURDAY rHEATRi rei an ep EY DOROTHY. PHILLIPS “The World’ 's a Stage” NTIL NO FRIDAY NIGHT MILTON SILLS AND WIG CAST IN “THE MARRIAGE CHANCE” Swift Comedy Drama STARTS FRIDAY 4 “Hunting Big Game in Africa” ANDY WARD AN at Do Honey's Now Get the Original every Saturday French THE ONP BIG NIGHT DANCING TAUGHT Kummer Cinnsen art Monday Kivo,, rena Thos. Leeming & Co'Y Amer. Agents,N.Y, : coming tarred An- picture. House Peters and the regeneration of a and ta Jald tn Russian ec y featured ‘A Dangerous | “the screen offering at | © Hip theater this week. The picture also tells m thrilling story of adventure tn Africa. Grace | Darmond has tho featured role and is supported by Philo McCullough, Jack Rihardson, Derelys Perdue and several other stars adaptation of Ell hureday night. The pic-| dramatic one and has been | good ‘attractions It tells | © part with human ‘appeal the authent film m oresquo,”” idson ina new Fy story, ‘The Good Provi said to be strictly a fami . which » William James De her notable | BUSINESS CLUB WILL | ATTEND COLISEUM | 70% Thursday night will be Men's Busir Club Night Collseum! At tho formance this orga |recently dedic number, “Young at the 9 o'clock per fon, which new popular Soattie ¥ of Seattle, will a} to boost for thi composition, which promises shortly |to bo one of the hits of the coun: try. It is being rendered each aft ernoon and evening @& the Coll. seum by Mixs Marguerite soprano soloist, and the o} a body Benttio | DOCTORS OF ALL \SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE. PORTOLIVE No matter whether your physician | js an allopath, homeopath, n, ehirepr or Ask them why the 0 on old | Port Wine and olly as & food| tonie. If you aro suffering trom jindigestion, dyspepsia, nervousnese just try osteo. naturopath. | Portoli and you will under. | jstand why all doctors prescrite it, All druggists, | 316 S. Broadway, vertisement. Portolive Company, | Los Angeles.—-Ad. | FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There js one remedy that seldom) fajls to atop itching torture and re-! lieve skin irritation, and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy, Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases, Hezoma, Itch, * Pim. |ples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo, Frequent: ly, minor blemishes disap; Per over: night. Itching usually stops ine stantly, Zemo is a safe, antiseptic | |itquid, ‘clean, easy to use nnd de |penduble. It costs only. abo; Jextra, large bottle, $1.00, It iw itively safo for tender, sensitive sking.—Advertisement, clean-up. Malkan’s took ings on § p Suede-like fabrio Clean-up lot of swoators, style, at broken lines, at 95c mer coloring 50c 1111 SECOND AVE, BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA thousand dollars’ aple acc ; derful selections will be featured at both Lennon Stores. Hosiery Silk Umbrellas Blouses Children’s Parasols full-fashioned oblink, black _Sauntiots, pure oil popular tuxedo $9.95 to $12.95 Wonderful values in sil hose, Children's parasois, in eum- Two Stores of Courtesy In addition there will be on sale as much as five rth of new merchandise added since on. This means extraordinary say- ssories of high quality. The same won- Gloves Underwear Sweaters Knitted Wool Jacquettes, Just clved, in loveliest twoatone rt shades, at $4.35 ection of silk um- ap and newest andles, at “$3.95 to $8.95 ¢ kid gloves 1 clasp, newest shades heavy two-tone embroid- $1.95 Children’s pure thread. silk hore one sox—broken lines, reduced £o 95c - Silke and fiber nes hve vests, flesh; values at $1.35 Large election of sill gloves, 2-clasp style, at 50c Just ree Specimen’ Sale Values At Both Lennon Stores This Sale Opens Friday to Continue for a Very Limited Time and Its Chief Aim Is to Make Loyal Friends for the New Malkan Stores CORNER PINE AND WESTLAKE To tichardson, ney Hagen. SPECIAL PROLOGUE Is FEATURE AT STRAND Misses Irene Isham mbar, in a speciaity ure known “The Masques"? Stan Humble and Bar-| and Sylvia are Night's Tonic: sleep and an days better, Remedy (NV Tablet beneficial A ye area tke and eliminative Liver and Bowel —take an NR Tablet—its action Is wo diff Pad feat you will be dew WR JUNIORS—Littio na Ong: third the regul Foot Sufferers Here is positive, sure, quick relict | for burning, sore, tired, aching feet and pains from corns, callouses and bunions, No more bother with plas- | ters, powders, pads ormedicated foot | baths ey refunded—At all good dry Trio, composed of Doug comment prologue Dance of attracting much ce ssful results oryourmon- j at the Strand theater, where they are appearing each aft- ¢moon and evening with “Enemies of Women." Carrying out the idea of one of the numerous dances staged in the play, the girls Walzer face masques Alice Paul. the number. Tiade big Cosmopolitan wear _ Stewart- Caird Lesllo arranged Invite them all to gather around tonight, while you play your own favorites and theirs. Make your home the center of at- tration. Begin fonight.to get more fun out of life. This is a very good instrument, despite its low price. “Everything in Music” Sherman [@lay & Co. Third Avenue at Pine SRATTLE Tacoma-—Spokane—Portiand