The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1923, Page 7

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, STAR peta p Te | reece FN WILL KING TO Col ee {| PE rl \" —EL |__ POPULAR | "PLAY “POOR PAPA” aa ia “The Man Next Door” g -. omar, | two acts, with PAGE 7 > | TODAY’S PROGRAMS Featuring Adapted From “THE COLISEUM—Wallace Meery in “iioh AVIATOW? ard, the Lion-Hoaurted Linwary ouslan NORMAN KERRY CLAIRE WINDSOR BARBARA BEDFORD RICHARD TRAVERS Macleans in Brickson an that pitiative plan ts om the studied P-clectric THe GUMPS in |NEW OAK COMPANY IS ACCORDED PRAISE k Hyland “Oh, What BLUE MOUs dont ell your friends ow 4b turns out — theyll never Quess Until Vriday Night Only= ‘Truly, there was ir DAVID BELASCO'S a pieture filled with such Big Moments! “The Acquittal” ee oo oe ee ll “MERRY-GO-ROUND” BOOKED AT PORTOLA jo-Round. a state Mevelop- * heading Originals” (Old Tt will keep you on the edge of your Sains seat—It’s enthralling appeal will Behind hold you breathless! f Fans- bells) Will King and company in HOPE HAMPTON Saturday ' and photo- “Potash and Perlmutter” Angel, and company in written Don't their Mis: of lee i | | it) ye Boni of the J next at S traction at the Columbia will be the guilty one in “Th Acquitial” Has Opens Saturday STRAND Here’s one of the Creole girls in the original “Pepper Chorus” of “Planta- tion Days,” the big music show now at the Pantage The chorus is one of the f est and be on a local stage. ONE DAY MORE! RICHARD me LION-HEARTED BEERY the role in Hood/* Pretty Leah Baird has be- come quite popular with Pal- ace Hip havitig «| been seen in several big pic- .|tures there in the last. few| “The Destroying Angel” which is being offered this|tnursiag ee nkton selsmograph ETE promt | week, mbt a POL a Californian Avenue at Admiral Way—West Seattle audiences, ore the last scene of the pic » Effective Saturday, 11 a, m. FIRST SHOW ONLY Seismograph at “U” Records Earthquake An ¢ -drilled ever seen|**? supported by a brilliar sue |TWO BIG COMEDIES anitine ¢ cai Students Compete - HERE NEXT WEEK Windh eo nine aaa panne Lovely Cl a in Street Naming ois face naa ed Ni laity Palani ose Gertrude t have Je A ‘eat q versal VANCOUVET - . 1 Fund a “Who' , ‘ ae Neem Jer Be ae a re lela Tae RaOae Dieta ; Jin tho cast are Davic y Meeting BLUE MOUSE |Wrank Sheridan and J ri = accept We ; hing ah Ce I ? eee ee Inter Comte,” the Fat That Shows a by ‘ isappears as King Iie he created in ral hou MYSTERY PLAY TO | sere BE COLUMBIA FEATURE) “y...0"™ porting | ~ ——— | havin, estion, | U oh gant California ‘ ho 4 oF © ion of A. 8. M, Hutcthnaon's| halls “The Ac n y bachool at Point ¢ is showing now at the| COLISEUM CAS cade! clared to be one|” Acela d by the nation for a lays based on a racterizatio: the same| m the 1 pur. were pf the reason hoon a fund in the Today, Tomorrow, Saturday “MERRY GO ROUND” Children ..10¢ a oe | ard In story “puzalehead” Mark|® TO! abro 1s told with a charm, conyvic-|»ased on tion and fidelity that ranks {¢| mortal nov he Talisman,” th among tho best screen offerings| Present Coliseum feature. Beery’ made, The cast {aa cap Portrayal {# strong, and he is sup. with Percy Marmont, ported by an excellent cast heade t and several other by Kathleen ing leading rolex eee ird Crusa Walter Scott's 7—0 P.M. Matinee Saturday Z nN LIBERTY Overstocked i ac Warehouses : . E * showing this! o, Ava A Pr q Write for Free Trial or Send ti THURSDAY AND FRIDAY The story in|, needs a nr a, rose - Benrest, Druggiat for no Cent | j roman e ae picture ox of ‘Yramid Pile Supponi< who writes @ popu-| which Lois ¥ iho’ feminine ‘gt TOM MEIGHAN aviators and avin-| ster IN jtion, but has never been up in a| “OUR himself and the thrills and comical! ton celebrated LEADING incidents in thia situation aro O1-| dramatist, ne CITIZEN” nont able. Pretty Marjorle| tut one” ask any drugg! t 60 © site MacLean. | lor a 60 cent box Our Phonograph Department and Warehouse Are Overstocked. Prices Rose ok fear | Reduced to Move Them at Once : nim Se, R[F Ms cine oe Hi tute, Reliet should come so quickly you will anyone should continue to suf- When we placed heavy phonograph order: Sitien Forte Hee cael months ago we expected to open five new stores peste tiniest ata sinc by August 1, but could only get leases on three FREE SAMPLE COUPON satisfactory locations and were unavoidably de- cee Pas Baek A layed i at ses 1 lee Kindly send me a Free » ranid ||| bh ayed in opening those three stores until last Pile ‘Suppositories, ia plata i. TY AND INFINITE nf L—ONE YOU WILL month, but our large stock of phonographs kept NEVER FORGET increasing, so with only two months of the year ‘any Tee 1062s Beataieed left something different from the ordinary selling “3 had to be done AND IS BEING DONE. It seems we have done just the right thing at the right time for the phonograph buyers, for never before in our entire history have we seen a phonograph sale meet with such tremendous and immediate response—perfectly natural though, when you think of getting a brand new, well-known, high-grade phonograph at ‘red a sensational price reduction, or 4 slightly used one almost as a gift ae Tht when compared with its real value. ‘ tories—Their Soothing Ine. fluence is Remarkable, If you are one of those unfortue nates struggling with the pain and distress of ttch- ing, bieeding,| protruding piles | hemorfhoi & DAYS ONLY Starting TODAY First Seattle Showing ‘We Paul Gerson Pictrtes A 9 and never wanted to £0 UP.| COMING TO HEILIG t reed to fly an airplane) “7+ 49 claimed th: th Tarking- autho RICKET ON THE REGULAR COLONIAL Prices 10¢ and 20¢ in the title ng Madison, bet. First and Second Now Playing DICK HYLAND & CO. —la— ‘Follies of Now’ FEATURE “When the Devil Drives 10¢-—200—106 part of . is played by un, who makes the char. | © Acter appealing and human, hers | D!@y8 opp NO MATINEE |\@ TOMORROW— At 5 P. M. Will King begins his Prof. George 8. Wilson of the me- | ’ the University of Washington was | other torturing, embarmas.| Sinecting Standards committes, Cingeetion' and Giles (2) ona res a noted skin specialist | without interfering with his position if your pains do not-be-| acted. Get the relief and help that Sebaaiwiiiwes nad “ep? ‘SULPHUR CLEARS | Professor at “U a | Offered Position F | recently offered the position of local Py Grandmother Knew If you are suffering from ecrema|Fepresentative of the American En. Rheu atis here Was Nothing Good ‘for trouble yo cl Mr, Wilson's work will be of| m m But the old-fashioned mustard of gts pe Maree suiphas, | uch a nature that it can bo done | Whether you have had it one. or| plaster burned and biistered while ‘it sulphitt pteparation, because |i. the University, | Sin 40 disappear by the twelfth day | mustard’ plasters ‘gave,/"without the Takeak eon. plaster and without the blister. ” 50 that you pay u Ordinarily You Could Not Even Hope for Such Wonderful Values It is true that our stock is large, but it comprises dozens of different styles and sizes and many finishes, so MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW while you can get just the instrument you want at a price low- er than it is possible under any other conditions—it is not a case of HOW WE CAN DO IT—it is necessary and WE ‘ARE DOING IT. In Addition to the Wonderful Bargains in New Phonographs, the Following Are a Few Specials in Slightly Used Instruments Sale Price $75.00 $90.00 $110.00 $165.00 $65.00 $60.00 $85.00 MAKE— Regular Price COLUMBIA ....$150.00 SONORA .. ....$160.00 BUSH & LANE . .$165.00 VICTROLA .. . .$225.00 COLUMBIA ....$140.00 BUSH & LANE .$100.00 _VICTROLA ... . .$150.00 Remember—these instruments are as fully guaranteed as they were before they were put on special sale, for they are that we have sold from our floors for many years. the same makes Prices and Terms That Make Buying a Pleasure Bosca Pam WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS Everything Pertaining to Music DOWNTOWN STORE 1519 THIRD AVE. RETAIL UNIVERSITY STORE EAST 45TH AND BROOKLYN “TATTLE seldom falls to quickly subdue itch. jing, even of fiery eczema. The first ication makes the skin cool comfortable. Rash and blotches jare healed right up. Rowles Men- jtho-Sulphur is applied lke any |pleasant cold cream and is per HERE | fectly harmleas. 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MAYFIELD Ex-Military and net Doct ry Washington Bldg, 795 Firat Ave, “Carolina: Mammy” The Colum- bians put the ‘Dixie sparkle in this down. south fox-trot; the Shannon Four get some close harmony out of it, A-3938 © Colembia A-3763 Phonograph 780 pany Columbia “RECORDS F