The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1923, Page 5

r Nov elty Is K (ing’s SATURDAY, SI THI SEATTLE STAR Screen Star Is Featured PLAN WELCOME Wet Plank to Be Pushed wpe Rajbar A riscale, Orpheum. Burkhart, Panta The headli pheum for ¢ afternoon {i @ novelty Peaches.” antidote some of acrobatic feats combined edy. The Dixie fs a quart Yersatile boys ch mble numbers are someth I in this line Maurice Diamor the con and Compan ce clever Hi offer six big diversions, each having sortment of steps. “YOU'LL BE SURPRISED,” IS WILL KING'S LATEST Another of Will King's o ductions, “You'll opened a week's en Heilig urday comedy nor farce it Hebrew gemen to use t ter’s own words, le in clever remnan song, dance dialogue which have been of previous performances up for grand and melange of gayety are here. There will be no plot even pretends that one, and it is expected thi will be just as much without it. In plan and it will clonely follow the revue idea, with many one there girl 3— Bernice its own a her musical promised | ion | his well-known suce No one} will be there| happiness ture! pro nental ‘ot Stewe } LILLIAN BURKHART ADS NEW PAN BILL eral new act undoubtedly please Pant trons. First on the supporting bill Hadji All, billed as * ar Ali appears to smalf solid obj mate and living, rest will be unaltered and un uct ig promised as a real Johnny Clark le young fast act of balancin ing. Frank Carroll and man, clever song! am of syncop comedy song number and stunt fall Johnny will offer a 1 melodies and Gor. “The Wizards on the Wind,” Is the PANTAGES) © MATS. DAILY 230+EVE7 49 EVENINGS4C¥+ MATS, 25° © SPECIAL HEADLINE ATTRACTION LILLIAN BURKHART Douglas Dancers in A Bong and Dance Revue John Rucker and Sidney Perrin An Africo-Chinese Fracas ——. TRAIGHT DOPE” Carroll & Gorman Syncopated Harmony Comedians Rhoda & Broshell Wisards on Wind Instruments HADJI ALI THE EGYPTIAN ENIGMA Upperclass Women at to Greet Newcomers King County Girl Wins in Spelling “SCIENCE AND RELIGION® ORYSTAL GAZER AT THE PALACE HIP ‘Don’t Dry UP ip iginal skit, “Oppor ixom comedienne said to be |” ver in her Jine Fowler, bil ed as “An In ted on the sea bot ance of the Deep," to 1 Virginia pse in t hich promises ayn Bourbons i ast in this|! thrills of al® HERE’S GOOD NEWS! You can now reserve box and loge seats for every per- formance at the Heilig. Seat sale two weeks in advance and season reservations, too, if you wish—EL iot-2131 Beginning TODAY For One Week “YOULL KIDDIES A DIME ANY TIME —— | WILL KING and the greatest company of musical favorites in the West in THIRD AND MADISON 2 OFfe y FOR NEW GIRLS 5y Democrats Next Fall) GET ULTIMATUM << 1 Maryland Take Le ing Dry Call for Party HY LAWRENCE MARTIN Sees Tariff, League and Farmer Relief as Issues Ex-Governor Cox Says He Is Not Thinking About Politics Now Even BIRKENHEAD TALKS AGAIN phase of our n tw the co ey market for t {AR PLAGUES _| RAVAGI rE JAPAN ned by me ical epidem! Catarrh! h worse than led Saturday on the open & women's and in Kobe, Th by the A and have ing a healing ased memb e inflammat 00 for purchax drug tment composed ton was In France with same org and jater Red also served in spent a year in the nization with the Miss Ulmar and American Ackerman and Harris Present BE SURPRISED” “ad in Sound- N, Y, PRESSMEN Strikers Must Accept or Be Outlawed From Body Weeliand Bethany Baptist Chureh St. Clement's Church. 1 1 Ravenna Methodist Protestant Chureh Columbia Bethlehem Church — 5 First Baptist Chureh Whitman Chareh—F wial Federated All Saints’ Episcopal ' H Seattle Insurance Man Dies in East St. Luke's Morning of Life Parish Church — W! ‘Trinity Hine Holy com St. John’s Danish Lutheran Mis sion— Alfred astor Madison Street Methodist Episeo pal Church Po Many Women Take Physical Culture Queen Anne Baptist Church Cunhdce to Call Parley on Dry Law n, rector; Herbert H Holy communion, ay school, ¢ SUPPORTING COMPARY-- IN A NOVELTY PROTEAN -*PICKING PEAC Hes” POLLY AND 0Z In Syncopated Comedy MAURICE DIAMOND & CO. In “Snapshots of 1923" FLO LEWIS FROM BURNHEART TO HEARTBURN JESSE GREER AT THE PIANO DIXIE FOUR A Quartet of Versatile Boys McGOOD, LENZEN & CO. An Evening iv a Billiard Parlor THE IR PONSIBLE COMEDIAN JACK ROSE Assisted by Jimmy Steiger at the Piano SOME HAT—TRACTION Fables Topics of the Day —— Orchestra ——— Pathe News Nights, 150; 250, 50c, 75c, $1; Mats. 150, 250, 50c Church — of Alder. IS LUMBERMAN’S WILL FILED © court Fri- hs of the estate are of four daughters of 1 Dorothy hs of the es- on, Fred A. An- named one of will by Judge and sisters $35,000 and ritfes, What’s in the Air (Revised Schedule) PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 KHQ—{360 meters KFIY—(285 7:30 a. m. KFIY— 70 meters)—5:30 to 6:15 | Aeke Ackerman & Haris] Present PRINCE RAJBAR AVDALAS “Master Mystic of the Orient” OTHER 4G AND Feature Photoplay “VENGEANCE OF THE DEEP” EXTRA! Ladies Only Matinee Wednesday 11 A. M,, Sept. 26