The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

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For tho.e VINO love catchy lifting
melodies OF the kind which lingcr In
ones memory long after hearing
them sung. koib and pips latest
mirth. provoking vehicle. Wet and
Dry" styled a prohibition dramatic
farce IN a prologue and two acta
will find their craving satisfied 20
the fullest ertant wet ana Dry"
with tho popular un'fnalSers In the
chief roles and surrounded by a
clever company comes TO the Metro
politan theatre on sunday night for
seven dayA
Jean Hayez. famous as a writer OF
songs and musical productions. col.
laborated with Max Din ON the pres
cnt production DIN wrote the book
and Hav~z took cnro ~ the iyrics
and music Among the most appeal.
ing new offerings are Let's Pro
tend sung by Miss May cioy and
f1orenr Gill~ttel Beautiful Garden
OF Day Dreams" by Miss I.nvinia
He's IriAh." by Patsy Allen. one of
the song bird bcau,ies Of the show.
Everybody In tho Town Is Sober. ="
humorous song by Carl Borch,
and last but not least speciality
by the famous jazz orchestra en-.
titled 1T Rained Every Day Since
the Country Went Dry"
There II the usual bevy OF pretty
girls. IN startling Kowns. and a com.
pany which inciudea. besides tho
atara. Miss May cioy. Julia Blanc.
1avinia VIM. Fiorcnx Gillette. A.
len Walters. Hugh artcaifa. Charles
yule. Carl Berch. Al II. Hailott. Mos.
timer snow ana others.
MOORE
Coming Tn the Moor tomorrow Mt
tho head Of the new orpheurn CIR
cult bill In -Ye Song Shop do
scribed as AN animated musical crn.
porium" conceived by Pat Rooney
With Warren Jackson. Robert Adams
and a chorus OF Broadway beauties
in the cast The company u said to
be clever, the costumes numerous
and handsome and the song sketch
In sure 60 become an outstanding
feature OF tho new bill
one OF the biggest dance offerings
OF the present s-ason AZ far AZ yandc-
vile In concerned Will bc the offer.
ing Of Erpcstine Myers and Paisley
Noon
The Mccre patrons win givo . wei.
ootne to polite Mary Marble. who
comes with her own company In n
sketch by Maud Fulton. The play.
which IL enacted by Mlw Marble and
three others u MY Own Home
Town.
Max Cooper and Irvine Rscardo
havs a comedy singing skit called
-Ah. Gimme do Ring Mrs Ricardo
is an eccentric singing comedicnne
and Cooper runs her q close second
In comedy honorA
Frank DE WOE. ssurstnd by Harry
Hornford. win offer excerpts from
musical comedy.
Frank Wilson In . cycling gcuius
~i,h an act which fits well with
other orpheum Circuit offerings
yolorrs BROTHERS are aroordioniyts
who~o offerings range from Bcctho
ven to Snyder.
LEWIS ORPIIYuM
Don't Get Married. win BE- me
attraction OF I~vy's Musical Comedy
company at I<ryy's Orpheum for the
current week
t.~
placed In the capable hands Of Lew
White. popular Hebrew comedian.
who comes In the city In search OF
homo Thru a general ruix-up he
finds hiinsclf In another mans shoer.
and IN another mans home. His
jealous wife puts In an appearance
on the rtage b the parsonage OF
Pauline Arthur. Tho number az try
ing situations that ensue for Low
White makes the title Of ue offer
ing a hitting ono for the attraction
BcSss Hiil win have thu main femi-
nine role as the lady who gets White
into tho merry mess. while Oscar
Gerard win be cast IA the opposite
fun role an the city friend and ad-
wiser TO Able" Robert Lorenzo VIII
b. sccn In 4 humorous role--that
OF butler who heaps the Goals Of
fire OF trouble fer able"
Pauline Arthur viii have the feat.
ured musical offering for the week
In -Mystcry.- The entire chorus will
b. seen In . novel effect arranged
by F1oy Ward. Dess hin viii have
as her musical number Some Beau
uful Day"
WILKES
"Ths Blue Envelope. Q clever
comedy which enjoyed splendid
run at the cort theatre IN New York.
win bc the offering at the Wilkes
theatre next week.
The story has to DO with q John
Doc, a man Of high standing In his
native city Of Cohoes Now. Doc. II
seems, In DESTROYS OF securing 4 fair
lady who viii be willing 10 accept