The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 18

pr kis 4 Ls , : rt ia ‘ vel) The Seattle Star °..°°°" ; They've MIDGET MINS TR ELS || P| ave ; taken” ______*___ Jimmy How Could You! mer tr ane ‘4 oe tere Troubles for Kirkwood and Wife—Mar-|| ~'""patEs HELD owe raret Living node, halts | Count ¢ / so we e . : — — — od ame « a had to * : do it B-line a. 1 tim 7 te per tine, | ~ r Shins we ¢ 8 ente 7 FEMALE HELP WAN ppp WS ES MA in-0600 - Want Ad Dept. cor t . Atiorneysat Law oe 4 SITUATION FEMALE ; OO TTTCHHI eS IMCL aha GL totetoes tng iS a HELL ag Carvet Clean ne ‘and Weaving 7” 9 MALE HELP—WANT F Chiropractors ‘ay ti Starts today with a complete new program —ELMER FLOYD Presents— RAY ROBINSON is ORCHESTRA One of America’s Greatest Combination Orchestras Flectrie Machinery WeTAATT OCD — Ree w MON 1s PF enw ence, eatab- 1861. Advice and booklet night classes ton. free catale Ne re es Not tw (Appearing @aily at 3:15; 7:15 and 9:15 p, m.) “THE ALI BABARETTES OF BAGDAD” Graceful, Sweet-faced Dancing Dolls Physicians, Surgeons BAY One of the cleverest groups of Seattle kiddies is scheduled to appear at the Winter Garden with the new photoplay feature, “The Lone Chance,” opening Sunday. Billed as the Van Ethel Minstrel Midgets, these tiny tots sing and dance in a manner which has already won them popularity. [CLEVER ] Picture Patter DIRECTOR FrrERS BROKEN H m J, Geraghty, w as repair pina Eatin 19 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT On the Screen A mighty melodrama of the Alabama Mountains “THE RIGHT OF q THE STRONGEST” TTS TTC CSCO Le UL Luce LL i producing a shed house for mem a Though James Kirkwood and Lila Lee have only been Note: These features are = dis the | a) neted ogi ps : rs 4 alletin tinct addition to the regular ied a year or so already they are having domest g. H.C. Pen SS TTS TTT eS Heilig ram, which is pre- 7 troubles, And all on account of the vivacious red-headed uihicee gies. res Margaret Livingston, who has been flirting outrageously (ATS and RPARTHONG with Jimmy. But, of course, folks, you know we are only PO or Se tt are ever so happy and their|— troubles are on the screen o It all happens in “Wander-| ing Husbands,” the photoplay which comes to the Blue | Dated this 10th day of July Mouse Saturday 16 LOST AND FOUND — cDonald & Milter, Ine St EL tot-t6 iy modern, garg. bath, garage, Ml kidding you. Jimmy and L ee —|21 UNFURNISHED FLATS | _AND APARTMENTS A 12th ave. &, 6-room modaa pper flat. Rent $22.60. . a] John Davis & Co Dill to Support | £07 Seco! Democratic Party |' Chubby. avon “THE REJECTED 333°" RUBENS LAS Starting Tomorrow! and laundry trayk 30. Keys at 1463% Stat MER PRODU aaitenmcl HUSBANDS” Eddie Roberts, diminutive iorofe sional, who is taking|** the country by storm and\* who was booked by Manager Clemmer as a special feature na in view Columbia to Have Varied Program Na fl the most 1 grace that rs Dill views on for the Columbia _ theater, opp the ‘ = —— _ —WiTtH— ‘arting Saturday when he 5 = Como | Wild Animals * WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE ; vith bath nee and porches: James Kirkwood |will interpret the latest Flee in Panic ATER will be shut off on 1. Roe a het hits” in his own childish, captivating manner. Exciting and interesting incidents | from Massa the for-| | chusetts st. to Forrest st., Satur day, from 12 to'10 p. m } | Also on W. 88rd and W. 8 e. N. W. to 14th a on 13th ave. N. W., 83rd st. to W. 85th st., jIrene Rich and Monte Blue, which | and on 14th ave. N. W., from W. ure picture there |!8 showing at the Colonial Friday | | 0th st. to W. 85th st., Saturday, ) le | : from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ode of the Demp-|and Saturday, OPE AIEEE ARNE TNS dept. New pianos rt creat uaa xey series, a bathing girl revue with] when the fire was ac > amt. applied on pur. Me; McDougall-Southwick models particl- |staged Sully beg asi oe 3321 Fourth, Cobb Bldg. : oe : Past aged, it took on such huge pr MA in-364 puting, several clever juvenile per-| portions and burned and raged so . lao we TURE W : formers and Frank Judnich, the cele- | fiercely that the company ws V t ] St t t atea Shea brated accordionist. jafraid it would spread and cause ita auistics ST CASH PRI The Star of “Haman Wreckage” —and— Lila Lee WHEN THE HUSBANDS STRAY—WIVES PAY characterized the filming c ire scenes in the latest Harry TO JOIN AMERICAS . BUENOS AIRES.—Airp! foo of the inental Airmail Co. will link North America, Central and South America in the terminals will be New nos Alres and Barranquil. produ one of the most interestt: Lucretia Lon ever screened. Lois Wilson plays the he adaptation of the Kath- American girl and Flora Le Breton, |jeen Norris “best seller,” starring an English girl herself, is seen as the English ri Besides this will be a new ef serv | disaster to the countryside Call MA in-9983 Cc ® | real was this fire, that reports BIRTHS IT MEANS MONEY FOR YOu. reat Cast in 1 ep Births in their households are re- 12 | came in. to ‘location headquarters ported by, the following men: We sell more used goods than sf NOON \Lincoln Film |that thousands of small wild ani-| F., Bremerton, girl. uther firm in the clty. 4 vs 11 pm.- | moon | }mals were running towards the Frederick C., 342 E. S4th BUSHELL'S AUCTION HOUSE Holsteins Give |is being milked this summer—the H | mae |) eK TES CRIP IESE Ae! shee lakes and streams, and natives of | record of J. M. Dubla, of Upper! Vv LL il wt BY iy bah the surrounding countr actually | gir i i 3 a i és oe acpi ind ig at the Heil ec e ed ” Day A Jesmond Osc 8859 20 e. Big Production |smitn creek. 110 sives caretu con-| IMAC Mada eas | : , has a notable heal Leg SW, Deamon domatees. : I average |8!deration to the breed | head . tAYMOND, July 18—An average | * ne breeding of his | vase rk |herd. ‘The pure-breds he has are ||] COMING SATURDAY eer production of more than 60 pounds | olen juheley need of butterfat per month for his herd ‘county . 2006-10 Second Av® A., 2906 Fairview ay e cast of whom own , acocu Auction Extraordinay ommencing 6 Belmont ave., |SATURDAY, JU By 19, AT 1A Aloha st., 1208 ave t Ave. r ners on the Among these are rgo Sie ies mann, Tom Santschi, ally Mare , Niles Welch, Helen Ferguson | nd June Elvidge. Others almost Sixth ave., bert Joseph, 210 E.'} s well known are Robert Milasch, | Never Before Has Seattle Seen Such Tremendous Shows as We Are Now Offering 00 pairs of the finest ladies, dren's and men’s shoes, dress yinter Hall, James Gibson, Ge: lgan, Francis Riley, frase Nora Mil Davenport ‘ina | Seeding Charge Held Plot). teh ey © S| work. shoe loggers: et last, but by no means least, uitete by Seattle Attorney William Harold, 3 24th fc s ¥., girl ers of all kinds & Coy Watson, a youngster, who John Valentine, 941 N. 80th 8 work in the films has alrea FIRST PICTURES of H OLYMPIC fi f FLanin But Oh, So Very Nice ly Johnston, Charles A., 409 16th ave. | Attorney Thomas D. Page was ar- dward, 1808 Atl a vividly dramatic story of Al bama mountain life, and brims with | thrills and big heart intorest tic st., boy. 3 é. m ck, a. men’s Boren ave. a big lot 0 i and a big lot of ned wide praise - No hey peciats a ANOTHER “WALLOP” | ‘The picture, which is from the smiles |Burink, Albert, 4018 Interlake ave, icott Johnson Jand was re cognizance t sradford d, 1292 Westlake laeeeincmnien E radtord, Millard, 1292 Westlake ave. Page, who is facing a fed: | . liquor | David Butler Nears | ch«rse tor possession of alleged teen, | MARRIAGE LICENSES charged that his arrest for speeding Namo and Residence. Age. Stardom Rapidly ly PERSONAL APPEARANCE of the Screen's Most Famous Villain ROBERT ed on his personal re- id trial next Tues- SHOWN IN SEATTLE on HEILIG “Lueretia Lis] Lombard by fy the outcome of a plot it nidas Edwin, Jr, Denver.24 Ee canititen $° ae0 plot agal at KATHLEEN § y, 51, David Butler, who has one of the}! by the police. sd Dir pe athite oie MORRO 5. MattriN & SOX SCREEN ag c leading roles in the William Fox | Page asserts that a woman client | Pt! Taymond Harry, Vancou- | |______ Aa ee Featuring INR CORERE m version of “Hoodman Blind,” | his had been persecuted by the|Melarlane, Isabel, Los Angeles | POULTRY which is the Winter Garden attrac. |tffic division over an automobile TODAY al E MONTE BLUE 1 | wreck which occurred after } | IRENE RICH > HODKINSON jpoemanes Bray \ ore (ot the Ween bee ba ourred after her *| was arrested for “THE DACHELOWS i} Scruggs, Hayden H., § 0. rill buy your Lunsen, Margaret ) . Se nd.” H. D. & : 3 ou: nd that when he|Boryer, Robert J. e bos Weller_st pao oe justice for her he| Dear, Leora, Sea i LL eeding. The po.|Nikitenko, Dimitry SALE AND THE FRATORE Daubo, Angeline, 8 AA ETROPO Bre Jlice, on the oth and, say that} Gror iii ; ROPOLITA NJ _ PICTURE 8 Ay STARRING the woman drove her automobile into | @rorundes, Har! Ge Seattle Ladies NOW PLAYING aan | < ie: bed up, and that the auto-liraman, Park D,, Kent 0 Coats Seattle Theatre Guild t 4 are bral eave ® Tesult, and | Duncan, Dolly \ PRRGE Tachi cle Suits a i 104 2 ||l| LOIS WILSON Laat ‘Times tre prepared to file a charge against | Beneditti, Wm. Chas., Scattle ..Logal U1tS GLADYS HULETTE Albersworth, Edward W., Se MAN IN AUTO | 2, was held in the} yy city Jail on an open charge Mriday, | following his arrest in an autom | bile *at Rainier ave. and Werdinar st. by Detectives J. 1 and DAVID BUTLER igs “Hoodman Blind” (From the Stage Play) Vox News ° . —AND— WILL KING Fareome (i\| No Advance ‘» Prices |/]] aarti DAILY MATINEES 30% “SPICE OF LIFE” aoe | JACK DEMPSEY CHILDREN: ANYTIME 15¢ Prodicrh SAT. G SUN, MATINEES - SERIES SAME AS EVENING PRICES i ‘The Title Holder’ Wh, Seater iuewel 50 ‘Up Sonttlo vevvess 40 Owl Clothing trokol, ietink Beatting ieias| I hn DEATHS 181714 First Walter Dench. Brown beveral | saetY By, 60. windshie ries of how he came to be in po eet oe Eb AGA by sineaes Glial ‘ston of the car, police say, and the | Hansen, Hang O, 88, 2442 N. Broad ownership of the machine is in] vay duly doubt, Moran, ith an New Show ‘Tomorrow Opening “LINGER LONGER” Spoken Dr 211 11th ave, N.