The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1923, Page 5

MRA oT LE SATURDAY, JULY 28 Many Stars Come to Met OREGO EUGENE, ©: 1928, Heilig People in Farce of announcem: nd bulletins ¢ the “news” ca afternoon pay zens who saw tt of various opin will offer a “Streets of Se number the foreign qu The Heilig of ontinutuc shows are give ing at 195 p. tinuously UNTT SHOW COMES TO PAN Passing Parade foal r extray r Pant ed by a metrop ists, including Broadway, and called the ‘twon appearing in & Marchant and + clalty dancer the “Sheriff of Singer and a flashing dancing singing chorus. The scenic tr are re ale, and the # tion g the « that these populag hit 1—Betty Byron, Pantages. 2—Elise Rehn, Olympic. 3— Ruth Chatterton and Henry Miller, Metropolitan, 4—Estelle lace Hip. 5—Ruby Adams, Heilig. 5 curtain at the Met-{has failed to understand hus. Me ay night will | band. the best organiza The play ends with an hay ever been gathered|in which it Is made delightfully the exploitation of ajclear, by inference rather than by Who heads this com- | dialogue, that ev all right not be said a agal: and that th r of the indlv and Adair TT and epilogue comedy feature | “2 thelr right and proper | FE ATUR PE A. it organization comprises Henry ‘Milter. Blanche | Bates, Ruth Chatterton, Laura Hope | Miss Bates his wife. John Miltern | Palate Crews, John Miltern, Geoffrey Kerr,|!* the Faber, and Laura Hope |starting Felix Krembs and Walter F Crews his wife. Ruth Chatterton | Novak the young wife and Geoffrey|¥orce, tho youthful husband. Felix s the rakiah literary man,|the most v Baldwin, Jr, Mis valet, and|today, this pro a plercir MUSICAL FARCE young AT HEILIG agal Avery farce, | affectic ‘Falr and dapted by| “The ng to musical comedy, comes|fering 0 stands, the vaudeville will Mitfer plays W hang Palace Hip th ace Alderoft and late appear is “The e work of Lee Wil man who has ses in the wid ts sald to change and < the same D open at|program. Th be tho lastjextremely da the | production, stag or-/ Mr. Cornell com Aug:|sons in Broadw by e Faye Gr a engagement As Tkle Leachin model husband, t aid to give K ‘ed by Sam Hamn Modern satire yw," the 4 Flor me Music just the r offering. of Ca the former a e¢ the latter a Ardell "Ito be and dance numbers with occasional use ed crystal runways * a foxtrot ballad writ Just how f, gone it families a round tu comes to then flying trapeze sung short and thrill trio, FARCE SHOW Ed Reese AT OLYMPIC tam-| For tho last Valle) Olympic musica presenting “Th 1 Bur-| the Frisco) sor’s unfortuna Mendelsohn will be| Follies beauty smmencing house will 7 - | “Who's Looney the plana of ar |floating of an supply monopo! filled with laug Among those Settle, characte Jaxon, in her usual in; filis them story one imp’ features, yo mie King’s Jazz symphonists| st LOVE—MARRIAGE DIVORCE -the three greatest things in life, flung upon the screen in an upheaval of stirring drama! JANE NOVAK “DIVORCE” TODAY—FOR A WEEK WITH 5 ACTS VAUDEVILLE ae ALACE i juvenile, der Puff Girls “Tweedie” Jaxo mer ob The Olympic jevening shows | except on Mond BERLI? Cuno, discou financial policy negotiating wi with a view to ministry, elimi ister Hermes, ¥ bitter attacks t YY IChaplain a% : ¢—Always Comfortably Cool | J. Bywater, pé CONTINUOU { SON TINUOU S | Kiddies, 10¢ Any Tim Blood passes the rate of sev taking the event how tobin o © lupon bh rted to be on th vaydev theate ntagescope will special organ recital The photoplay Saturday when Jane) go was not given in rndio advice is screened. -———— Offered as an angwer to one tal subjects in the we ig on Saturday for a|Fnye Sisters, will Brothers, rings,” will open the show Musical bita by the Olympic Pow:| ICUNO CABINET [f7"s." "2" "" "tse a | MAY STEP OUT 2st July 28 all his cabinet or reconstructing the to Deliver Sermon STAR PAGEANT WILL WIFE SLAYER CLOSE TONIGHT SHOOTS SELF BEND, W uly 28 N TOWN POINTED ca Record Crowd Expected to} 4 View “Americanus” twe firing a she was rushed to ath a certainty, lieved the motive Mrs, Dewell was great ¥ numbe pretty w 1, and viewed the rkmen of Dewell’s at the Of th approxi: |Lewis Mills & Timber Co, said he 0 remained after the |often reproached for talking n historical |filow w pi with other men. a the apart Officers before Dewell wan f the corner of a dark attle s the authoritle turned the ra The daughter, who hooting, rushed witnens from the Hed for help wearched for t program ment and ¢ arters ens at € ight im, Dewell slowly dh to his head and fired. cane OIL PRODUCERS nm Bunda and Shut Down Plants to Wipe Out Surplus agen fo: CHICAGO, July 28.—Twenty 0 40 art f ’ 4 nental Geld 1 close during Betty Byron from August to an oll and jammy Weston, announced Others gasoline surplus, it wa here today HERE’S MORE ABOUT ))""s),0%"1 ed upon!at a STARTS ON PAGE 1 _|/eace of independ refiners and distributors nder’* dan upport are Fr nt and Adair, spe Claude Allen, titled Broadway"'; William ancis gasoline prices. Refiners and pr were immedia an elaborate | by the Mandasan and he movenien uccean of this produc to arrive from Port Angel is wale ncular are aj craft en rs who & to prove may be ensary to bea other tote! The ¥ Steamah ym pany Ka , part Pennsylva Arkansas and O) om Kannas City Tuesday ar to meet in owned 4 make the the malr shutdown gener the exces loa lumber at Everett pean: < ma was outbound for t Noth Franciac the time of the « give a| MARU WAS ON § y, the: refiners. to be pported| WAY TO SEATTLE acher oll and gasoline surpl ‘or their move was n wh «. TI = seeps rebrsah os : n.|the surplus by E. W. Ma i head of the Marland Refining Co. while Glen ives a | wan : sefore| He said Califo is $00,000 barrels fornia wan declared rexponsible producing daily We should conse our oll and 1OTOPLAY rade pat pe ae tena Het ie otay. onda: so rather than the|iy reported a be featured at the| plates on her hull are badly eater for the week The ex’ ii the production runs its epruni he awerted. J. 8. C nt of damage to her car-|Tulsa, whose | movement WILL PROBE California efinery has a capacity barrels, headed the closing at production, “DI-| received here duction Is said to be a beaut NEGRO WANTS trict attorney, today unced he hag st to a mid the HICAGO, and’s assistant 6 going Shey dencribed as ah | Mar song and ed in a beau! Amer ee prices would Sherman « Weinl said that the jcarried on thru the t u of f ; |Vestigation of the department of jus. tice. If action of the refiners is pectin und to violate the I the m of morph ter will be placed b a fed Sheppard t eral jury with a view o: tion, be asserted nes from ne ay music e Sisters and Oj Shgppard jeans air two s ained, in turn. As, will Ix K. Otto and E mper prosecu t either “ef dat ve dis man his! | fet dat Judie dosn't give aie man tis| Harvey Meant Ford, |, [trouble foah de guvment.” Not Hiram Johnson Hinde bat | |,,,LONG BRANCH, N. J., July 2 e a | Senator Attacks |"It was Henry Ford I was referring ° |to and not Hiram Johnson, w Grain Rate Boost | «aia thi * would never recet the | DES MOINES, Ia,, July 28.—The|republican nomination and that he rate increase on grain and products just authorized by the in. | «aid canine | terstat commission waa | ambassador to the court of St, James, “kings of the! denounced yesterday by Senator | toda with Al gmith W. Brookhart at his home. offering, suid to ta) +t Ig expecially significant at this|conversing evidently misunderstood ing. |time when prices on grain are down-|me, 1 was speaking of Henry Ford ward and the farmer ts le and expréssed surprise that many Jable to pay them,” Brookhart said. | ood judges, including Hiram John times Saturday the| “It is In line with the |xon, thought that if he (Ford) could l comedy players are | road inaugurated by » nomination there would be a 6 Girl From Brond.| United States of increasing 8 to} landali: The misunderstanding re- of a college prof ustain watered capitalization. sulted from this statement.” with alm * a8 qe gor sdge doan't ¢ and 1 in wald proper billing for the McNab, onevrtina player and well-trained mpbell. and eorge Harvey, United States commerce nan with whom I was policy te flirtation Sunday the Mad resent the fi Now?" This inve ube financier for the int ational water ly and ia sald to be} able situations, D. D, pastor n the cast are Jack! a, m.; mornin r comedian; Leland! wpe paith of a and Ethel Bradley, genue role, Dailey,| St. 9:46 | Henne at 7:30, Jobn's, Kirkland, pastor First Baptist, Ambrose M inday Harold G Evening prayer school, service, 11 a. m, Mustard Seed."| Dunlap Baptist, P. A. Klein, pas Eve ice at 8 “The Moat Dif-|tor. Morning jee at 11, “The ficult Text in the Bible Drift of the 'Timos"; even wery e £ ice at 8, “The Ground of Christian Methodist Protestant, Chap-| Assurance.” F, Huske, & at stor. wervice at 8 o'clock Unitarian, Julius nd a specialty by| n, the singing drum: eon the program stages continuous nd daily matinees| lay und Thursday, | St. | tred First lain P. | Bvening Krolfifer, pas: Morning service at 11, “The John’s Danish Lutheran, Al-| Lure of the Impossible.” Sorenson, pastor. Reading ACRE worship, een Anne Baptist, B. P. Rich Sunday school, 9:45 A. m.; morning service at 11; Young Presbyterian, Honor 1L.| People, 7:30 p. m.; evening service, Morning service,|8, “The Friend of Man.” it 1, “What, Where and How Is| eee . J darth thes ded Christan Frvit?"; evening collapse, is repe Mosign C, BH. Engle, of Salt! pastor, orning service at 11, tk President | Salvation Army will eee either renignt De ralte St, Luke's, Renton, Canon Ronald Hilton, pastor, Holy communion, os0phical Soe Ni a. m. “The Effeets of Unbelief.” until § pera | % Trinity Parish, W, H. Bliss, pas- | St, John's Episcopal, Maurice J.| tor, Moly communion, 8 a.m ] Chancenor | Wilhelm F nating Finance Min: who 1a the subject of | vay ny the $d Dickens Bywater, Holy communion,| morning prayer, 11; evening prayer 8 a, mj; morning service at 11,Jat 8 ‘Hitherto Hath the Lord Helped Te a baptisms, 3 p,m Whitman — Memorial, ebb dian d Kdeards, D. D,, pastor nvning sermon at St Columbia Bethlehem, H rvice at 11, "Boundle chureh, aecording to|tor, Morning service at 11 o’clock,| evening service at by Maurice} “Pwo ‘Treasures Mound." Shaken Universe,’ eee Ca mae Harold G. Hennessy,| Welsh — Presbyterian, — Morning mmunion, 8 a mj] service at 10:80; Sunday school, 1 a, my even}ng service at 7:80, rector Dickens, senior chap: | { (ted States navy, will Morning Wealth oclock, Mau, pas: nt mac ator $ i Mpiphany, thru the heart at uator, Holy on miles an hour, morning service at 1. OIL SURPLUS grain| would not be elected if nominated,” | service} All Saints, Canon Ronald Hilton, | Rowlands | here, HARDING DINES _ AT PRESS CLUB Speaks of Purpose of U. S.| Navy Informally Editors, reporters, journalists, writers and other members of the Se: Press club Friday were given |the distinction of being the only croup to officially dine with President id Mrs. Harding during their Seat And t lass newspa: because he is a man himself, re- important livery at a short club. It was ere | 1 brothers that ke of the future of It was there, veiled ply, true, but there, nevertheless, that the president spoke his convic tions that a world court, or some lother inte f tribunal or agree ment, must bring peace to a world weary of W And {t was there that Mrs, Harding jrelaxed with a warm, natural smile} and told the boys in a voice that car. ried widely thru the room that at last | sho felt relieved, being among a| |bunch of nowspaper men, and the| president dropped his dignity and be- | ame an editor and told how hé paid | |"300 bucks” for his first Marion, O. | newspaper. president erved some of his most wages for h at the ig his sto Presient John F,. Dore of the | Press club, sitting between the presi- | |dent and Mrs. Harding, introduced | chief executive as a “brother | |newspaperman.” The meeting, which | was changed from a 1:30 luncheon by terer James R. Boldt, to a 6:80) dinner, because of the delay} was the sim vent of the | o'clock |to the president’s part | plost and most enjoyable |day. | Members of the president's party | were amused by a miniature copy of |the Marion (O.) Star, which the presi: | jdent said was an exact duplicate in size of the first paper he published at | Marion, Touching upon the review of the |Pacific fleet, President Harding de clare the administration's future naval policies. | “Today we saw the battle fleet, Jequal in power to any nayy in the| world. The navy is our first ne] of defet It is what we depend} upon to ward off war which we mean in our hearts never to pro-} yoke. Perhaps the day may come} 1 would speed it all I could when nations will employ no armed force." ‘The party left the Press club at| 30 and went direct to the Union} Pacific station, whence the train de: parted for Californsa, | Author Will Wed His Stenographer | SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.—| “riends of Gouverneur Morris, noted | Jauthor, Were speculating today as to how many days over a year from }now it will be before Miss Ruth |Wrightman, the author's secretar: |becomes Mrs, Morris. | The two announced their engage: |ment at a luncheon hero yesterday. | Morris recently was divorced in Los Angeles, but it will be a year before a full de © of divorce re places the interlocutory decree, he former Mrs, Morris now {s In New York city, according to reports years ago. If your home is for sule, why not soll it? A Star Want Ad will quickly find you a bi Call Main 0600, Jand place a small ad NOW. Light from the pole star takes 64 years lo reach the earth METROPOLITAN THEATRE Owing to the tremendous success the engagement of the NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN REVUE “SPICE 1052” has been extended one night more Last Performance Sunday Night THE BIGGEST, FUNNIEST SHOW OF ALL Prices: 55c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75. METROPOLITAN :¥ 22:58 ——FLAYING ROAD ATTRACTIONS — OPENING MONDAY Special Price Matinee Wednesday — Matinee Saturday — A_SUPERB STAR CAST — HENRY MILLER BLANCHE BATES RUTH CHATTERTON LAURA HOPE CREWS JOHN MILTERN GEOFFREY KERR FELIX KREMBS IN LEE WILSON DODD'S COMEDY “THE CHANGELINGS” SEATS NOW—— aR TRE PDAS, ISS 2 METROPOLITAN Sranrinc SUNDAY, AUG.12 NEVER BEEN IN SEATTLE! FIRST TIME HERE ©" entire.y pirrERENT jargain Price Matinee Wednesday—Special Price Matinee Saturday "THE WORLDS RECORD-BREAKING MUSICALCOMEDY OY MULER CLYSLE. SISSLEE BLAKE ZWORLOS RECOR Musical COMEDY RUN YROR HE NEW YORK