The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 7

TUESDAY Tues sday. p eA: 1 Dah OUR REGULAK NIGHT PRICES 50e WILL PREVALL ALL DAY EVERY DAY DURING DENTISTRY (= Less Than FOR THIRTY DAYS $10.00¢Crowns $8.00 Crowns $30.00 Plates $16.00 Plates $35.00 Plates All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years OHIO CUT KATY DENTISTS Eatablinhed 20 Years Second Ave. nnd University St, Honey's new academy, Kast Pike at 13th. Beginners’ tlaasen start Thurs. tay evening, sd- vaseed Monday eve ning, at 8:30, All dances new at¢ps tau in eight Jessons. He ginnern’ claws, $3.00; Rdvaniced, $4.00, all eatin ¥ pragtion; academy vantage week. Priv feanional teachers PUBLIC DANCES SEPTEMBER 25, »ElinorGlyn Scenario by Ouida Be: WJUNE MATHIS HALF-PRICE Our Whalebone Rubber Plate $8.00) Open 9 to 6 Dally—0 to 12 Sundays TODAY'S PROGRAMS SOMIIEN tus “ter IN TH ~ ART ; : AKDEN Shieh Ma WINTER ? OF LOVE! ELINOR GLYN author of “Three Weeks” ORPHEUM—thewale her wit ing King You'll ie Lilian Bur PALACH HEE play, "Veng: vi HER LATEST ROMANCE Is DELICIOUSLY DARING AND OH! BLUE MOUSE Editorial Director GEO, M. COHAN’S BIG BROADWAY UIT —With— HENRI C. Novelty Organist ANDY WARD AND HIS BAND Columbia A sensational story of the Great White Way “BRIGHT LIGHTS OF BROAD- WAY” Tan ane MABINOM PLAYING NOW— “You'll Be Surprised” A Seintitiating Mus! Farce with Fifty Feevie WILL KING) | = Thinway Pippin aq) Y Y y y a y AND ORPHEUM W CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE FELIX Now Finying ‘Twice Dally _ THE “5 sy FUNNY ~The Darling of the Scretn CAT BESSIE BARRISCALE Coming — Satur “Sewel—A Her I alg 6 y tr cE DIAMOND & C0, FLO LEWIS fexrthurn” DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattlo’s Leading Dentist for More Than 21 Years Temponstble Comedian a | TACK ROSE || CURED No Knife DI. 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Sisters Were Heroines of Japanese Disaster down" in two them | these markable and earned the sobriquet of in the wor | Betty ad be in ¥ by her nned beneath’ wreckage to ret ab front and 1 She stood} guard attempted to} rob him and left aly when he had | been rescued. ertrude while was children bore up with re bravest little girls | | father who} aboard the | Maru with her mother at} the time of the quakes. Neither knew of th © of the oth | They were and were The mother and father are ing in Kobe, where [in the hospital to amputat d for four re. remain- Mr. Hudson is} It was necessary s leg ax a result of| the injuries he sustained, MOTION PICTURES OF JAP EARTHQUAKE HERE| Motion pictures of the recent Jap- anese earthquake and fir the first ones in Se tke, er in| conjunction vaudeville bill scenes of destruction in included in the films e fully explained by a spe. esentative. Amor scenes are the ruins of the | tower in Asakusa park, the of Js ” the devastation t in the main shopping dis and in residential and busi. 4 districts and great numbers of efugees being cared for by the with Twelve !Tokyo are celal re | the y} Red Cross, The pictures are said to be the »| first shown here of the great dis. aster and exhaustive arrangements were made by the Pantages to se. cure them. en. Jones Speaker at Trade Council Inited es Senator Wesley L. Aa: eased the foreign trade of the Chamber of Com- at its noon luncheon at the Smith Building restaurant la | cour Clara Louise Burnham's “JEWEL— A CHAPTER IN HER LIFE” Columbia bx. Many well suffering — trom h, rheumatiam, head aid to | are | owing this week at the Pantages | the | | j Eo | PAGE f the jolliest ter you've perienced— laugh- ever eX with WALLACE BEERY and MARGARET LEAHY Buster depicts, in a humorous way, the three ages of the world! He couldn't make it any funnier — the humane society wouldn’t let him! Added Spasms— “HIGH LIFE”| @ | | A Mermaid Comedy 4 ALSO— BETTY ANDERSEN singing “Marcheta” Coliseum Concert Orchestra under Jacques Beaucaire playing “Remembrances of the Coliseum,” arranged by Beaucaire ‘ Coming: “The Silent Partner” Tuesday and Wednesday | DOROTHY DALTON “THE WOMAN WHO : WALKED ALONE” § NT an Until Wednesday SHIRLEY MASON in “LOVEBOUND” MURRAY “The Busy- body” CHARLI | PUGET SOUND | STEAMER *SSHEDULES SAVE MONEY ‘Travel by Steamer TACOMA Daly 7, 9, it “3 Rs Strait Points Midnight at Victoria on trip | je Sat, Midnighty | ANACORG! 0 rt Townsend Rail Con= nections and Mill Da oop . Mon, Wed., Fr, 6:00 p.m Frelght_onty. NBA BAY Mon. (Goon Th Dally 10 p. Steamers and ach csuniver to change without, natlee. A Ducer Sounp NavicaTionco B COLMAN Dotk -. FOOT MARION ST PHONE Main ¥ t