The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1925, Page 13

RDAY 1 925 " 1 SATURD UNE 18, 192 THE SEATTLI R PAGE 13 Bf Caioty :; heen ote |D’Orsay Will {SEATTLE SOON TO SEE “DICK TURPIN” | § \Gaiety Abounds in Passing Show Coming to Met |. '9 Goer for (re ill King Offers His Merry Jesters in “P arlor, } Bedroom and Bath”; aihestnte Santaella | Head Cast for df , ‘ KS Pe to Pregent Special Musics al Prog ‘ram at Pantages, With New Vaudeville Bill } Cohen Comedy Duffy Promises Fine Cast for Opening Jom as Dick oem famous highway: man, and his well known mount, Black Bess. cs horse pistols ords, Right, Kathleen Myers and f, Mix in a. tense scene. © great kick out of cowboy regalia. Miz fj ter adapted from true i i that of a lovable Englis h bandit—a char “°° Doesn’t Worry en = About Old Age METROPOLITAN 16 BY JACK JUNGMEYER ser fat TUESDAY NITE, JUNE ffering N’ W YORK, Ju Pc ppt’ Mat Wednesday Regular Mat, Saturday 4 old age to ar Owing’ to enorm nize of production, and Jensth of performance, ht Wed and Sat. 2:15. ry oF THE BIGGEST R SENT ON TOUR HES IN AMEMICA PREMIER PRESENTATION IN LY ATTRA ON THE HISTORY. OF Mesars. Lee and J. J. Shubert Present Stars Enough for 3 Shows LADY WHO LIED LATEST! GREATEST! FUNNIEST! A ) thi ee | b Ab BR as. colalag stoned aar eam z . : ssp lier NEWS OF BARTHELMESS peting | ¥ (1) A group of the popular crystal runway girls with " The Beautiful Cit n original | : 5 Will King’s musical comedy company, who will be seen i I the farce, “Parlor, Bedroom and Bath,” starting with Sat urday’s matinee. (2) The Primrose Minstrels, one of the attractive features on the Pantages bill, which opens Mon day. (3) Georgie Price, leading juvenile with the new Hand B “Be -sing Show” to open an engagement at the Metropolitan a am i ; Hay night. Es * — ———--— Se nt ; ; Palace Hip i : ie ; | Footlight W H 1 Attractions t, Jack Hal M anaten GARDEN REVUE ME PRONOLtT ey k = ; The Extraordinary Supporting Cast includes : PALAC ® nie i John Emerson Haynes Vera Ross Edgar Atchison-Ely w dames Hamilton Jan Moore William Pringle rANTac ins v H : , ; Jack Hall Louise Blakely Jack Rice | t2 i Breen Brothers * Ann Lowenworth Bob Gilbert NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN ORCHESTRA THE _LIVING CHANDELIERS "ix 0x3" © ‘OMT PATCE ‘att'wl] CORNISH SCHOOL i 6 — : s On. DRAMA MUSIC DANCE Eee ong “is || Summer Session, June 22 to August 5 HEATRE nay, Davia Clara LaVern en In ummer Session, June o Augus great number Classes for Children—Music: Piano, Violin, als T What It's All Violoncello. ANNOUNCES A BEST $1.25 Dancing—Dalcroze Eurythmics. x, Drawing and Design for Children of all ages. ja m 1 by the Bloxso Ellard, Howard | jot Evans and Marle Lokke all hav@! ouch SUMMER SEASON pai ees in ear training and dancing to students enrolling | —OF— which Howard | Night: We SELECTED NEW YORK HITS AT SENSIBLE PRICES Seats BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, JUNE 21 ~A HENRY DUFFY PRODUCTION AND COMPANY - New York Comedy Success ——- ~ PARLOR Te Ensue Sevcca nes Tite Lan Roars Wit lav HIER wire LAWRENCE DORSAY ano 2 CAST. OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE {BEST _ Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2:15 BEST Le 5 celhials SENSIBLE ss ctl a 25c, 50c, 75c, Seats $1.00, $1.25 75c, 50c, 25c ALL, SEATS PLUS TAN Salvatore Santaella, who} will open an engaegment at the atta Monday. | Be Pp management an+ Seats of hin very 1th beg at the tour | | t aio ly h onde tor of ihe ore he otra at the Mena ’