The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1923, Page 7

NZS et OO YAK aS AAT gS SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1923 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 Hebr ew Come dy at HeiligN, E, A. MEETS {orere’s store anour ' STORRS - PanFeatures Miss Liber ty HERE IN 1925 |_sravers ox'racr: ] ’ = Seattle Wins Next National r ene Woeeens Han a ‘ : Education Convention | ana vied ne : a Pt THAT’S WHAT THE CROWDS ste Ruth profenmed her lve fo SAY AS THEY LEAVE THE ff Ge} HEILG THEATRE bu “3 oe a bree pind THIRD AND MADISON STREET WwW —ACKERMAN and HARRIS Present = WILL KING AND HIS COMPANY OF FIFTY MUSICAL COMEDY STARS “I wanted Douglas for myself," she aald, “Ly 4 her to keep her from interfer RUTH SENT TO STATE PRISON was tried = = guilty 8 club ringing tt with | a, a year eduction, for Continuous, 1 p. m. to 11 p. m. Daily mati- Today : nees, 2:30. Nights, 6 and 9, Saturday, Sun- week day and Holidays, continuous performances. MONTAGUE GLASS’ FAMOUS HEBREW STORIES SET TO MUSIC ‘POTASH i PERLMUTTER —__—— You'll Laugh Till You Cry —___— ab went to ng the maximum IS PARDONED BY W. J. (WEE) COYLE ra remained prison junt year and seven months when was pardoned by acting G W. J. Coyle, Nove Govert Hart wa “THE CHORUS THAT OUTSTRIPS THEM ALL” Ooms GIRLS 30 Have Yu bard ERMIE_ KIN “ PRICES |" BRILLIANT Biss aibarcais i (Except Sundays and Ho! h be Clever idays.) ey recs ge f SYMPHONIC] Comedy NIGHTS ~-60c | §oloists Two-Reel Sundays and Holidays Funmaker ip ace in Between Next Saturday: Will King Revue, “Some Girl’ who was the judge prosecuting attorney unty and the atate board se SEATTLE MEN ADDRESS MEETING Tuesday afternoon wag featured from Arthu Gist, prin: B. F. Da ol, and f, principal of the Ral. 1 at length n school be jementary i—-Thelma Thurman (Miss Liberty) featured at the Pan- (jy, tages (Photo by Charles Bowen). 2—Sammy Milton, Pal- ace’ Hip star. 3—Lola Reams, Olympic. 4—Cleo Rockey, Heilig. of the Se wan also recom Pacs of the tells mo that he mast exemplary g sexes in the » met lary torrs —Something New in Jazz— This was t addrens POPULAR STAI THEADS Pe yieringe ate prrosanadlay bers er «|Friends of Uncle _|Pythians to Install Frenzied Woman Is._, TR ae Coe tatian Gace |Metomal © Joe Not Forgotten! Officers on Monday; Manacled by Police; 30, July 7.—Agnes M. Cook | am H. ("Unele| Public installation of officers of| CHIC. nights of |became so frenzied when she w and of | found insane that it was necessary TINY PENKNIFE| wanes and nsame' ona nm up lemme gl Bands Will Play Sunday FREE DAILY (with other work) alace Hip “Px ro tle orchestra. Re-| s will be served. Lowest Rates | No Commission Hasty Operation by Surgeon We Make ives Dying Man | Four band concer 1 be ren-| Stary Rigen wy 4.;| “01 "t know; come after din-! Monthly Payment Loans | Revi ying hetGAgt ta wate Ga tunday yner.” | Annual, Semi-annual Adams’ band will Woodland Well, that’s what I was comin’! Payments and Straight Loans —whichever one best suits your needs. We give you the most liberal repayment priv-. ileges known in the West. : in and at evening. after.”"-Brown Jug Mrs. Hor 1 play two con-| 5 endered at Kin. and the sec at 6:30 p.m. « board ann | Our partial plate, which does not cover the roof of the mouth if you have two or more teeth. Myet of Teeth...... BDO ie .$4.0 Most of our present patronage ts | recommended by our early custom- | jers, whose work is still giving good satisfaction. | All work guaranteed for 15 years, Examination free, OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Established 20 Years | Second Ave. nnd University St. | Open 9 to G Dally—9 to 12 Sundaya| PALACE HIP NOW PLAYING ‘icis'ni’ BEF aE g ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY! | ‘She beauty of a thousand passions POLA NEGRI "MAD LOVE: Her Latest and Greatest § VAUDEVILLE Eight Die in Train Crash in Australia WELLINGTON, N. Z, July Aukland- Wellington express plunged from the track near 1 y, killing a for appointment, WEST STUDIO SANIPRACTIC BLDG, 005 East Mine Street on placed him of the hospital h Danna, one of surgeons, who he building. g to Rougelot, Dr, Danna the serious condition, and ry pocket-knife, slit air to en ing comb cognomen o One of t r numbers and ba his instrument eat in. the « Horn” jg the SENATOR HITS AT JAPANESE SEVERAL FEATURES 1101 Segond Avenue AT PANTAGES A feature program has t | | dfome Brew YE DIARY (July 6) Up arty, and to the office, where much | OF° A by and by comes in a Invented # rat-trap, the ever I sa VARK, 6:50 7, M, bere Di Sivigha Do! a company of York girls ig an claborate pro: music has Leo Edwards and Per with George H. Kennedy ‘omised. special attrec Queen of the Ame 1 Fourth of July pr oulette, will ap; in| they call “Mo Both are talented Finale, “Patrouille Francaise WOODLAND PARK, 3:30 Overture, "Merry Wives of Win RINALDO Th’ Varderng an linisL "CONNELL, TEONA will mean | Thurman playing s Broulette the .|Officers for 1924 M COMEDY FEATURE ark and Danny O* | hs ‘ x . Ro ay ‘ iv a Bethe ans ft p "Second. Childhood’ STARTS AT 2:15, 4:30, 7:00 AND 9:00 P. M. sin" sceter enti «se | Elected by N.E. A.lw, tinction J E oveey Aa Carle see wald to Include thelr | officers for the year 1924 marked Wins Gold beg Ag op PIPE ow lea of syncopated melody | Clore ore sony Mee poe | pocahonte Composer of “La Veeda,” “Tomorrow,” “If Winter Comes" and Other Big Hits ASSISTED BY THE SPAYD SISTERS Ambler Brothers Americn'a Foremost jonde with comedy and eccentric tonal i : : eae ae the World Confer on Education, by Ai. Lnow In session here, last night Wash., has Miss Olive M. Jones of the New| c@" Jersey Cattle club gold m ity public school wd producing 13,931 pounds of milk and ne of the Mationé ounds of butter fat in a period months EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION MOMENTS MUSICAL adini’s animals, heralded as one of the SATURDAY, ULY 7 0 to 3:30 p. m.; 4 che au ton |! m, Cornelia S. Adair of BEN vaudeville, inclu of smart BILLIE Mowatt & Mullen nd some i a Int t pene are at ve ain hasan teekntirer | ‘The test on Pocat 0 to Bs15 p.m; 8:90 Cvitho OPH ACK SENSATIONAL” “THE SUNDRITE PAIR" and perform some of thc mont ditt! Gian | Tratralty, 1088) seEyONG ‘ oo ‘ euituag. Ngan, ona; “¥| month PPE ell A ela MARIE Milton and Lehman | Reginald D. Marshall 1 ade: Mary ¥,| ducec KHQ—7:80 to 8:80 ; , ng repertoire in | ible amount of SUNDAY BROULETTE “A NUEY GOOD TIN “A WIZ AND A MORN” clude and jazz num | Pennwylvaniay Anna L, Force , ‘ KTW—11:00 a. mm. to 12:80 p, be rado: Wiorence M. Hale, Maine; An-| fi calving requ (THELMA THURMAN) VIOLINST PIANIST Zippy appear| nie Griffey. Arkansas; C. ¥, Gurret, | required by the Jersey club got tr, entitled! jown, and 9, L. Smith, Tennesseo, |! the test. m.; 4:00 to 6:00 p. my 7:80 to 9:30 p.m. Children, at y time, 10 Cents Connell, Leona ani in thelr latest num