The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1925, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR [ NE 2 1925 Anita Hasn't Met ‘ ’ ) G D Ste Comedian Making “3 Seattle Coppers Where Do You Hide? | 1 Panes in | Rejuvenation of Anna | | Hit at Liberty 3 | Anita %s One of Sereen’s Loveliest, but We |} Age Can’t Catch Up With Noted Swedish | vessir, Buster the fing 1 | 4 “Don’t See Her Often Enéugh | at Pantages t Star Appearing Now at Coliseum | z +4 ; ; capemmesemnenen N “ - rare a} i pring * 2 Vira and Pike Until Friday Night— : Reba v Hae Romantic Re TOWN fH e ‘ & IONS and Marjorie Daw The J. & V. Syncopators Crowds Enjoy Song Contest at Liberty Coliseum Concert Orchestra ve Yearning Aloha,’ Hawa soul like our mew a j new “ensy™ opera chairs si Three Days More— Anna Q. Nilsson gets younger and prettier every day.4 Gu At the Coliseum this week in “One Way Street,” the lovely |" >| blonde star rivals with little Marjorie Daw for the affection |, of young Ben Lyons. \ J THOUGHT Corinne Gri A s | Anita Stewart po the role of a little French-Indian'| » “BALTO’S RACE TO NOME” Bj oi) in the James Oliver Curwood story, “Baree, Son of That Mighty, Herole Reseue a} Kazan,” at the Blue Mouse. Anita has always been a favor- WALLACE om the Warlltaer it, with film fans and it is too bad we don't see her more { and BUSTER KEATON ty “SEVEN CHancEs” I, often. Boag |e —____ seh \ » Oldtime Favorite in |''0''* !* showing 2 nik vue Story at t Heilig': Film fans will be de rtrays SEATTLEYS BIGGEST sHow VALUE . NIGHT Jack Merlin & Co, A HUMOROUS MAGICAL SURPRISE —and— SIX OTHER BIG ACTS ed Mi : First Seattle Showing » Wild Horeueak Ride JACK HOXIE in é Feature in ‘Spaniard’ ay ! i RDN eee , ty of R to Corte . vagahd tad Geni t ‘ : ae ties t 8 ADMISSION 10, I5e, 25¢ nthe ot Jekyl-Hyde Idea in s ‘Cornered,’ Colonial essor to the much-dis Reginald Denny in |Comedy Film 1 Simpson, an alway ha * COMING | Corinne Griffith in “Declasse” Ladies’ New Dresses Never before have 1- Men’s Spring Suits and 2-Pant mod- els included in this showing—use our Pay- t Plan for your m Dresses for &2 Down at new Spring Suit. Just A great va- bri 2! #14: Wate NS hott *29tr Snappy “English” METROPOLITAN Mstiness Weseustar katerday nT aia ture DAILY AT 2, 7 and 9 P.M. | “TOOK MY TIP-- New Coats COME EARLY” and / Ensembles You will be pleased with our display of Coats and Ensembles for Spring, $2 Down buys any §30 purchase —special values at . eee S \ SS The Comedy Fork has Laughed aod Wept ( Two Years Pino Sa ree JUNE 10-11-12-13 SEATS NOW SELLING LOUIS 0. MACLOON, Dresents : JANE : F F FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY $2 Down gives you your choice at *19% §99:% Men’s Shirts, Hats, Caps Prosperity of the City and Its Citizens Closely Linked With Street Railway Service and Development Added Attraction—Both Shows WAGNER’S BAND In Concert WITH MARIE PREVOST & Rockcliffe Fellows Tomorrow—“Held to Answer” “CORNERED” | H Millinery $4.98 Up COWL “ROMEO and JULIET” with HOLLO PETERS Prices Me to 81.30, Sat. Mat, Hc to 82.7% Seattle’s Municipal Street Railway System must be extended to allow the city its full growth of industry and population. \ PETER B. KYNE’S MIGHTY STORY OF CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH “BEAUTY AND THE BAD MAN” We are in a period of rapid growth; our forward pace must not be slackened by lack of rapid street car transportation to serve new residential and industrial districts. The system must extend its service in advance of development which makes opera- tion profitable, in order that development may take place; in order that the city may have the chance to grow. NOW—TILL WEDNESDAY “THE STARDUST TRAIL” with SHIRLEY MASON BRYANT WASHBURN ¥ Pe * % ’ S ON THE DANIO No street railway system which does not pioneer, which does not extend its lines in advance of actual traffic requirements, is living up to its obligations to its community. Real development follows street railway extensions; it does not precede them. RICARDO CORTEZ =—IN— The growth of Seattle would be helped greatly by street rail- way extensions into several districts. They cannot be built out of the earnings of the system, which are now absorbed in operat- ing costs and bond payments. They represent a capital invest- ment which can be provided for only by the issuance of utility bonds covering their cost. They cannot be tindertaken while the revenue of the street railway system is decreasing, for bond interest and redemption would have to be paid out of the earnings of the system‘and a heavy loss met in operation until the districts they served de- veloped self-supporting traffic. Some are now being served by bus lines, until development warrants construction of a street car line, Improvement and extension of street car service and full growth of the city depend upon increasing use of street cars by the people of Seattle. Individual and community prosperity are both bound up with the prosperity of the street railway system. When you help your street railway, you he Ip your city and yourself, —_—_——Seattle- unicipal Street Railways D.W. HENDERSON.GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT “THE SPANIARD” NOAH BEE Y ‘aiid JETTA GOUDAL SANTAELLA CONDUCTING STRAND BRILLIANT ORCHESTRA tenia D STANTON, Tenor eddy Wow! “Me T THE MISSUS” Worth Many ‘Timex Admiasion Stop—Look Vaudeville and Feature Pictures and mae n FOLKS :: KNOCK.EM-DEAD —ACTS— NBADED HY THE SPRINGTIME REVUE | With w New York Chorus of Heautiful and Shapely Girls SPECIAL ATTRACTION Douglaw nle Weenles THe PICTURE “FORGIVE AND FORGET” With Fatelle ‘Taylor (Mra, Jack y) Se the Canadian "Rockies ) AT THEIR BEST IN Jasper NATIONAL PARK \ On your trip East —or your va- cation tour—see Jasper National Park’s 4,400 square miles of scenic glories. olf at Jasper Park Lodge. Every mile a picture! Scenic Booklet Free LOW SUMMER FARES J.B. 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