The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

Sunday--fIai Shelley. Ina Williams,
Ruby Norton. Harry Kahne. John
Miller and James Mack being the biz
names In these acts.
Hal shelly. fsvori,e musical com.
cdy star. along with Miss Ina WI
iiams and n clever company. Will
stage ''rhe Mutual Man" a comedy
skit with music.
Ruby Norton Is better known as
The BiE Little star Of Song" In
size she weighs a hundred pounds.
but In amusement worth abe IL said
TO be heavyweight.
Harry kahne IL called -the incom
parable mentalist." lie has great
powers Of concentration OF mind. be
ing able To do three or four things nj
a time.
Miller and Mack are cccontric sing
Ing and dancing funsfers
Bostoek's Riding School comprises
six horses and as many circus riders.
with the weli.known Lillian ST. Leon
featured
Walter Daniels and Minna wal.
tcrs. In The Old Timer have instru.
mental and vocal music that provides
a vaudeville treat.
Kinzo Is ono Of the better kind OF
juggicrs
'sHAvINGs" Is
PLAY At WILKES
An unusual production II offered
patrons of the Wilkes thvater for tho
coming week. when the Cooperative
players viii present Joseph l.. Lin.
coins "shavinxs." which has not
previously been se~n In Seattle.
"shavings" In a Henry w. Savage
production that had n record making
run at the knickerbocker theater In
New York. Unusual care Is promised
by tho management Of tho family
thcaier In tho scenic investiturc and
detail Of the production. which pro.
vides exoelien, roles for all OF the
company favorite-.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
the performance at the wilkes will
be held under the auspices OF the
Inter.ciub council. which Is com.
posed OF fourteen Seattle civic or.
CARNATIONS. the proceeds To be given
to the Mlilionair club To feed tho
unemployed Friday evening La
Societc de- Quarante Hommes 81
HUH chevaux will be In charge OF
the theater. This Is the fun.maklng
branch OF tho American Legion.
ROSE or THE RANCHO
At WOODWARD Tiik.sTER
The Rose OF tho Rancho" Rich
ard Walton Tuiiy's first great dra.
matte success. In conjunction with
David Belaa~o. which served TO rails,
10 stsriom Frances Starr and Bessie
Harrsscale. will bc the vehicle offered
by the Woodward theater for the
morrow. This play has enjoyed a
popularity which few American ef.
forts can boast Of. running for long
seasons In New York. Chicago and
other Eastern cities. and never fall
ing to attract large crowds when
placed on tour.
The ranch house bah. In ths early
California days. which Ia brought To
such q dramatic end. offers cpporsu-
nifty for the use OF color and cast
which 10 rarely s~cn. and the Wood.
ward thester mana wemsnt has taken
full advantage OF THE In arranging
its second play. More than 80 play.
ers viii take part In this scene.
Comment has been heard on the
especially fine opportunities offered
Miss Hazel whitmore In the part OF
Juani,a Ken,on. the senorita whose
romance with k~arney. tho govern.
ment agent, furnishes the main love
theme in this powerfully lImned
drama Alexis Luce is east opposite
her. and Seattle playgoerr ~in OF.
pect to sec the usual finished per.
formanc- from this popular artist
The remainder OF tho company u
happily cast
COMEDY PREDOMINATES
IN PALACE HIP SHOW
every speciality included In the new
show that IL scheduled to open a
four days engagement tomorrow at
Loew's Palace Hip Theater.
Airth and science are happily
blended In the offering OF Fred In
Refine and company. billed as tho
worlds foremost electrical wizards"
A vaudeville favorits |. Jimmy
Lyons. The Soldier Ambassador. %
~ho purvcys nonsense with seri.
Gus mien that greatly increases its
value.
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