The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 3

THE EATTI TAR PAGE 3 Grand Opera Company Closes Here ™'s Mitte WILL AID TWO CLASSICS R 0 § A RAISA iS Seeks Freedom of Notorious TO BE SUNG Man Held Insane OPERA STAR Management Scores Suc- Charles Marshall Garners ' cess in Opera Venture Honors in “The Jewess” Mar leading role of ''Sa Approve Purchase of Hill Playfield! Fine Jap Steamer Near U. S. Forts ponse BROTHERS tA, 3 DEALERS SELL 5000 USED CARS Fine feathers don’t make fine birds—nor bright colors good used cars. Before buying, © onsider the dealer’s reputation, as well as the cars ap- pearance and apparent condition. The Income Tax BY LOUISE KAYMOND OWENS fternoon and Cha © of “Boris Godnu Good Values tle’s briet for Today— and successful grand of But Seattle will retaiz Dodge Brothers Touring- rie of 33 stars havo nomes, ank T. Hood and Willlam M who presentex smpany n Seattle, were show ulations Friday «| “lf Your Pain Is There, What You Need Is a Good _| Tonic For the Kidneys” two impresarios a ratitude, zal Calne s spinon Mary Garden, proba’ wn of the stars w Chevrolet Superior Touring company this year —1923; 6 miles; exee rH te Ferd Touring— ndition u action and the ay deal wit sian people and Russian om WLEaton The casts for the Saturday mati nee and evening performance i Above, Miss Rose Silver, East Pine at Summit pte qh young Seattle artist, depicts} BA st-0313 InP her impressions of Rosa| | Raisa in"The Jewess,” with| | sidelights on scenes and cos- tumes of the French opera,| presented by the Chicago Civie Grand Opera company. Below, Mme. Raisa, dram- atic soprano, as she was snapped on the Seattle treets. "$i0.00 OW? mipcework §6 4 work guaranteed for 15 years. Examination free. Yiddish Clothier Puts OHIO ide Over Nifty Knockout ! DENTIST. Ss Sport Writer Sees Washtub Finish in “The Jewess” Opera Headliner Secom# Ave. and University St. BY THE SPORT WRITER a jack-knife dive into tul ARDINAL FRANCESCO DI full of boiling w nd is ru BROGNI, who I have dubbed |for all practical purposes, you migh The BoilEmAlive Kid, won a handy | say. K. 0. Friday night at the Are As sho does this, old Bleamr vores Prince Leopold, the Ber aggers forward and says to Pha 1 ntom, thru the ropes at the end | Cardinal di Brogny, who has » rounds of fast milling. A ca-| sa sas cs crowd, including many of the ~ Vt., Concerning L; fair sect, saw the bout Pablan's Vegetable os wz: |The Story of Sum, Vermont — * “J was weak |Paser, an unknown in the fistic the Mad Czar world, is going to appear as “The nes ew ana pelea says this ix another of ae an |them women pugs and I suppose I i mntinthe | should ought to go along. A . per about | Friday night's bout was staged on | Saturday night's perf Ls ‘a i Pink- | a ring at one end of the Arena, tn- so Grand Ope : le | stead of down in the center as usual, Feodor ¢ ; and no provision was made for the of the mad czar Boris, | seribes of the sport world. = Godunoft.” Along about time for the bell to bearing-down |ring at the end of the first round! ains and o' tory follows: Throngs of Russians crowd in mays to the little woman: “This is 4 front of a Moscow monastery, where and | )—11 of a note, and when are they go is is prociaimed czar, In the pro- me I ling to start to fight?’ She says: He was the guardian of the ery wa. Pe cl | “This ain't 2 boxfight, you poor lum. children of Ivan the Terr Daas faith inthe Veriabie kp |mox. This is grand op’ra, and Rosa caused the young heir, Dimitri, time and eas Se her} gor mode Ray Easer is singing the title role in to be murdered so that w T have the opportunity.”” — Mrs, |The Jewess.’" Feodor, fee ; 7 — lems Tromeiey, Sharon, Vermont. CASE FOR THE COPS, SPORT MAN THINKS aq Glad to Help Others Well and all, the whole thing} p a aoe cull Se pete fea tat Paina in may back and sides | looked to me like a clear case for! nov sr that’ ‘fea reeks Eenity months, and ee the police. It is about @ gal who |bi a wie Dimitri, in the those ti is supposed to be lost in a firh at apy Uta. ja hotel, but who escaped in scant ae © unbeknownst to her father, 4 he escapes sage, ~ pe et peek ad who is the cardinal. Eleazar, a after pursuit, to be tI looked better. fsa sot Hebrew clothing merchant, adopts | gin imper Dimitri others regain their health, and |"er and brings her up. Cee iowa ths Hapaciall et fise my testimonial.””— | One night, during a Bill Hart) ap, ; 2 S ANN JEtA GreeneAve., pitcher, Rachel, who is e. lost = ‘ou must believe (daughter, snuggles up to Prince; sottah Wie Prince tics that baateinon nine Leopold, who is slumming around | gyuisicy ¢ noe help you. jthe town in a 1914 suit and a de) po. toa of the pretended Dimi ———————————— | pressed state of mind. It's a case tri, is of love at first touch, in a MA5-| init the young heir was not murder.| ner of speaking, but when on |°0: Shulsky reassures him that the | lights go up for the intermission, Jassassination ¥ completed, and that makes it unanimous. — deed {to the gory datalia th adel you ain't a Jew boy,” say8| matic solo-recital tle, he couldg rourder and the imag. The pretender’s following Is strong saya Leo, “You think) one tne a Jew boy? Just try me with a nick RACHEL ‘8 ALL STEAMED UP as Dimitri, his ac- Well, it gets. complicated trom | Ceptance as the savior of Russia and then on, with Leo trying to ack line death of Borin. like a Jew boy without the equip: | — jment and finely he stubs his ri and old Eleazar, who is mad at the deception, tries to kayo ,him. Leo} dodges a coupla Dempseys and then | Rachel pulls a weep and stops the bout in round 1, No runs, no hits | Police Chief Joins Brown for Recreation Fine however, the old man clams down and gives the o. k jfor the wedding bells, but Leo $8} While Mayor Brown was purchas. | nc airt and calls it off. This gets) ing Musco ks from Vancouver hel's mad up and she swears /isiand farmers, to introduce to tho t a warrant for Leo. After ®|farmers of the Wenatchee district nyestigation by the prosecutor's | where his agricultural projects are,| office, Leo, Rachel and the old man | his chiet of police B. 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