The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 7

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, il a NOW! 1928. Just the best picture in town that’s my honest opinion that’s all. JOHN HAMRICK. METROPOLITA HENRI C, LE BEL @ BLUE MOUSE CONCERT ORCHESTRA ANDY WARD AND HIS be The Wonder 5 JAZZ BAND P | | Novelty Organist 8 “THE FRENCH DOLL” is REALLY FRENCH}, The STRAND h Doll h ot Murr Mae oe aD” — I he eg BLUE ox ) Bas LAST TIMES TODAY NoRMA TALMADGE LE TELDEE?’ GE EAGD™SE A Sweeping SF | Story of Romance “The Law of No Matter How and Adventure Compensation” J) A»y Woman Car the in the Orient STARTS WEDNESDAY Yes ittoc “HUNGRY HEARTS” si ée | om ” “@le GUMPS ced With Andy and Min in the Real Life aid Coming—*The Uright ts Lights of Broadway” 000 a z waved del. iven a pe ity » one the bm- he hair. be- | re time, use t as | or silk curlers 2. Ackerman & Harris Offer fe WILL KING off . $20 permane it. dolar. m Domino TODAY, a Until Wednesday John Aros abe NO TIME TO HUNT for a doctor |} pai di roi when suddenly |: ring intestinal cramps, <i sannenata joatewarace diarthoes. | |}'CHAMBERLAIN’S | COLIC and Lael \ee iment unt cot =e “THE MADNESS oF YOUTH" Alxo <i “The Fatal Foto” MACHINES, HAND TOOLS, CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT, ENGINE AND FIRE ROOM EQUIP- MENT AND FITTINGS, SMALL BOATS, ETC, Winternitz, official auctioneer, 88 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IIl., dersigned for the catalog referred to, which covers all details as to and terms of sale. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, D, C. STAGE MOUSE you prefer, and ha This now Tiquid te catted Domin 4. Y SALE OF * A : U abd | 4 ae oa ty | : ee PUBLIC é 11 TION : |O AUC : : N At 10 A. M., Pacific Standard Time, on ri t 9) September 27, 1923 CATALOG NO. 52 lc Included in this sale ‘will be the following material briefly described, together ) | with all surplus stock of a general character at the NAVY YARD, PUGET SOUND ig (BREMERTON), WASHINGTON. 3 ELECTRICAL CABLE AND WIRE, 4 BATTERIES, of FITTINGS, Fy: PLUMBERS’ SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, GAS MASKS, a) WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE to the Supply Officer at point of sale, Samuel EF. 'CENTRAL SALES OFFICE N Straight Her Hair, |‘ » Now Have a Beau tiful Permanent Wave Effect he old-fashioned kid TREATED ONR or the un- ‘descr iptions POPC O TOO OEE OOHE ED TENDEOOCOE SESE DES EEOERTIOCEO ROR Hmmm WORLD of MAKE-BELIEVE tn ST KA WINT NEW LquD civEs ss = a ~ HAIR WAVE FOR $1. Li | by B.C. Hospital Board * Viola Dane. OLYMPKC play ‘Din ectors With Wet Sales; B ootlegging Condemned , ue Keep your system in fighting trim / THE SEATTLE STAR SCREEN At Palace Hip “The Hamp. 1 ° ND—Pole wae "The Cheat there in Comedy, revue and pl v PAGE 7 ah L NBER, an CA: : id Nagel ae—~Her Repatation a NOTHER ARMS | MEET UNLIKELY |g ance and England Shy at Suggestion of U. S. BY LAWRENCE MARTIN NOW—Paramount’s “Lawful Larceny” Not a ture, just “vamp” pie- not a tragedy a big Para- mount production of sensational sur- prises! NOW— where on submart t were included Viola Dana, the little Metro ' tar, is featured in thi " I the Palace Hip. 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I could hardly |!cal comedies and dramatic shows drag around, let| with the addition of local color and alone do my work. | much satire | I read some let- rn Apartment Hunting;” “At| ters in the papers udio;” ab on} telling what Lydia E. Pinkham’sVeg- etable Compound had doneforothers and I thought I would try it. Then a mantold my hus- band about his wife and what) good it had done )wood's mys y. “The ther travesty on crook} “The Murder in the an Oriental fan- Kish harem, are} five of the acenes already decided up- | on by King and for which scenery ix now in course of construction King will launch upon a fall series FASHION SHOW (Courtesy Maxime’s Millinery) n | just in from Paris, | VICTORIA, BP. Sept. 18 J.D. Mal inelal b a ted bim to ba spi of popular Broadway farces, follow- | > ep acLean, provincial sec-| her and want im veme try it. jing this week's presentation of} + eae Three development and! 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