The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, OCTOBER “Blossom Ti ime’ at Met HISTORY BOOKS * g Trixie Friganz a Is Here ARE DEFENDED Resolution Declares Criti- cism Is Unjust PALACE HIP HAS BIG DANCE REVU E Davenny, Metropolitan. 2—Trixie Friganza, 38—Hazel Maye, Pantages. 4—Eva Wilkerson, -Dance Fantasies company, Palace Hip. I—Hollis Orpheum. Heilig. “Blossom notable. of al stage has ever had an engugem theater, star Coming wit York cast Y quite as goers. feature, pract: being taken from old songs and other famous me from the larger compositior great compozer, Fran: Schubert acter in t on ap epis thentic, taken sketch of t ly after | an operet H. Reic Dorothy actres ‘work Time.” Hollis Daven his original r Gertrude La and geveral oth efs fn the supportt ORPHEUM FEATUF BIG PROGRAM . An allfeature pro nounced for the Or tomorrow. afternoon week. The and un PANT AGS PEATE RE a Tae 80 TO PALACE HIP new bill theater openin: with Hazel Movies, Haz From a r s offering | spots of this season's + al come made himself so 5 The present tures and vat Hip will be & Pauison, o: e dance on ic and ra of the sual artistic program arre announcement as to fu at the Heillg has been able dia "i a schedule is under comic tuations are | stood to be forthcoming that will in this clever skit on love. | hold. more than usual interest. for sical Com-| Seattle theater-goers. ees —~ | —~] qos2 AND MADISON Some ¥ Trixie Friganza. call = greatest comedic her 1923 but now vatidevitle ned her services Vaudeville: patrons are t Owen McGiveney, the tor, will present “Bill quick-change dramatic episode from ickens. His quick transformations | Giveney one of 4einers on the variety Miller and Mack, known two bing boy will amuse their. “humorous hoofing.” a great eccentric ‘of the best In vaude 5 Dotson is a speed demon dancer. He has some of the fastest steps ever seen and puts them over with a rupidity that is declared start Ray Hughes, assisted by will present “The Fall Guy,” wh is literally packed with fun Ted Lo and ck have an “The and the gorgeously staged dancing number. Towa and d’Hortys, a the wonder dog “Kid,” dancing juggling act. ‘The eighth and added number ts “The Wager,” which is staged by all of the other acts on the pro- gram. It is sald to be bne of the funniest things seen here in months CLARA LA VELLE HEADS 'S NEW PRODUCTION don't tweat me s¢ A m Nope. That's not the name of the next Will King show at the Heilig, but it’s the title of the song that threatens to prove the biggest ap. plause winner when the Nebrew fun ster opens the 18th week of | attle run on Saturday Clara 1a Valle, “erystal runway” chorister kid impersonations have fc favor with local audienc the number and be 29 playmates and the Star “Honeymooners” ix the comedy and it gives King a new role] —that of a newly-wed wetting in keeping with Hal atmosphere, Hermie King “super symphonic soloists” ¢ TODAY —Another Big New Show Starts Nv SSNS S Ackern with | & Harris present WILL KING 50 PEOPLE IN “HONEY- Bt ied SSS VLE KITT ed by have a Ez i bdddddddddddddddchacceccc, Ltd VA ence, Next Week Will King and paige in “‘Tattletales’’ diminutive whose Trio. musical and his rHE SEATTLE TAR ) “HEALER” HAS BEEN RESTING Will Continue Stay at Kirk- land, He Says Sunday in the C ‘hurches Whitman Memorial Federated | Queen Anne Bapti arch Churely Madison Chureh Dunlap Baptist Chureh—P. . Columbia Bethlehem — Lutheran Chureh—1 Trinity Parish Chureh— ‘ St, John's Danish Latheran Mis ( } " Trinity Chapel- “ee Theosophical Society, Seattle | First Baptist Church—) Lodge T n 1 Swedish Methodist Church Elijah Voice Society New “Faith Healer” Js Now i in n Seattle Mark's Episcopal Chureh—y 3 Second Spiritualist Chareh 1 1 c by 1 2 First Norwegian-Danish Church—Ie St. Michael's hapel of St. Mark’ rish—F r Chureh of Spiritual Unity 1 afternoor of Monday r to all 10:4 Chureb — nr. a are a Pr First Obristian Gets to Portland Without a Pilot PORTLAND, Oct. 27. St. dobn's Parish Church (Epixco pal)—t M J re Christian . I Cre tor. Dr University Chureh—c Queen Anne Christian Chureh—r, ee St. Clement's Chureh RE ‘ K oe First Unitarian (¢ sate h West Seattle (Christian Church—c. S ring service experi enced pilot era anchored 0-foot vessel Parish Church (E t mishap. Epiphany pal)— “ ary % - nerve “n.| “Native Son” Costs Bight = oe 300 to Bring Up here without t Central Christian Charch—N SACRAMENTO, John's Epis Church— nd the dually up to ost averages $120 s to $60. cost Hine rises the 16th year, Finley Street Christian Church ervice, “The Chareh— tor, Hi nervice Luke's Episcopal Greenwood Church—T. Christian ISSUES BIG PAP BE RK LOUIS, Chureh H school. bi PHOTO-DRAMA 1 8 SHOW TODAY ee x STARTING TONIGHT TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEM APTER THREE tS OF UNPARAL THE MUSICAL HIT OF THE AG MATINEES Wednesday Saturday 86 EDITH ROBERTS Based on incidents in the life = FRANZ SCHUBERT, the composer. Bri quisite, romantic—a veritable eystencia of melody. Triumphant engagement after two years in New York city. ORIGINAL CENTURY THEATRE, N. CAST ‘This musteal play has broxen every exiat- ing box office record in the history f the thentre, Sat Mat: Se-82.00 Plus 10% ‘Tax Everything against them but—tove! 5—BIG ACTS—5 VAUDEVILLE DANCE FANTASIES “An International Review” PRICES: Nights: ew 82 STARTING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 Something Something Something New Different Everyone Will Like PITTUT EL LL tel bree: and— Hibbert & Nugent “Sons of Ham” Stanley & Attree “Gymnastic Specialties” George S. Hall “ALL by Himself” Pedroso “Cubian Wizard of the Wire” ed Kiddies Always 10¢ el A WORD TO THE PUBLIC -gaqy from const to coast, Bru toured Canada soared in Paris rece company ha: to capacity bus Shows Fo'the Price Of one ranteed Attraction 81,00 First time at the above prices n and his offi PAGE 5 TWO INDIANS IN DELAWARE Experts Say Number in U. S. Equals Columbus’ Hosts WILL DISCUSS POWER PLANS hole the been but 144, mak the 4% imbia of ore tar number lly t confines of us Janded nsylvania at the Indlan popu: part, and ve taken to ries and are comfortable r reservations the country. r farms thru A CHICKEN LUNCHEON will be Benedict's parish from m. Sunday. Visitors be entertained by musical numbers presented by the choir. served by 3 meters) Sunday m 60 6230 to 6:15. TWICE DAILY, 2:30-8:15 NEW PROGRAM TOMORROW | Nights, 15¢,25c, 50c, 75c, $1; Mats. 15, 25¢, 50c | | Overture—Concert Orchestra Topics of Day—Aesop's Fables JTOWA and biel bs ed by the Dag Wonder— DOTSON in Lightning Steps and Laughs, 8:30 Jack LORRAINE & MINTO with MLLE. MARIE ANDRE Premiere Ballet Dancer, in Ge MINIATURE REVUE” An Adaptation of Special, Music Lyrics by Wm, “Moth and Flames” by Fragson T. O'Sullivan JOHN JAMES MILLER & MACK “THE BING BOYS” Comedy Singing and Dancing. ., OWEN McGIVENEY The Distinguished Protean Actor Presents “BILL SIKES” A quick change dramatic episode from Dickens. TRIXIE FRIGANZA IN “MY LITLE BAG O’TRIX” Written for Kids From 6 to 60 RAY HUGHES “THE FALL GUY" with “PAM” THE WAGER Great Comedy Afterpiece 9:46 The Pathe News Our Screen, Vod'vil and Musical Comedy Favorite apported by ‘Sir Edward Martin” and “Hazel of the Movies” Hazel Maye “The Duk JOSE SAXTON & JACK FARRELL Present The Blopers ELSIE & PAULSEN Supreme Artists of the Ice Originators of the Apache Dance en the 1 Julia Edwards Evans & Wilson Unusual Nevelty Bright Nits of Musteal Comedy ee PANTAGESCOPE With Glenn Goff at the Organ