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HONOLULU STAK-15 utLKHN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER D, 1917
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PAOASiC HOTIIT3T.
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Just Opened
THE CHERRY
And Balance of Week
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1137 Fort St.
ncr Pans iMeed
Rots a
fo oe thoroughly cleansed
not merely washed
and there is nothing " just as
good ' as.Sapolio for the purpose.
Sapolio, the great labor saver
removes the grease, routs the
A onrl rv-ilidifs likft new.
Trv it iust once and you will always use
Sold everywhere
7. eni . ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO., New York
is a man s
watch
It's good looking, short winding and
accurate. It's the small, stylish size
and fits your pocket.
Jeweled $3.50
Waterbury Radiolite tells time in
the dark.
$4.50
. At all dealers
WW
Red Cross work at McKinley high
; school is being carried on by the
i gjns in tneir spare time, alter scnooi
hours are over. Some of the gins
arc preparing themselves for service
of a very definite nature by learning
the ins and outs of the knitting needle
One of the teachers has taken the
initiative in this kind of work, realiz
ing that there would be need when
our great national army is in the
trenches.
The girls arc taking lesons at -the
Hotel McDonald under their instruct
or on several days each week. At
present they are not ; attempting to
knit sweaters or socks, which would
he too difficult for a starter, but , are
turning out wash cloths. These may
be used-by the girls themselves, or
some of the best sent to the soldiers
?.nd sailors stationed here. But later,
when the most proficient of the
young knitters have progressed ir
enough they expect to begin socks,
sweaters and mittens for the boys
over there.
The girls who signed up for this
class are: Cenie Hornung, Genevieve
Lee, Lois Condon, Ada Lord, Ollie
Weatherwax, Alma Hermanson, Eve
lyn Kahn, Edith llutchings, ,: Kujomi
Katsunuma, Elizabeth Chun, Flora
Santos, Bella Silva, Hazel Yamada,
Violet Goo, Sophie Fernandea and
Emma Kaeo.
LIBERTY STARS
M0R0SC0PA!
Western dramas appear to have
! struck a popular strain with the
amusement loving public of Honolulu
which finds its diversion in the silent
drama. Stories of mining days have
!been thick during the past several
1 weeks and they arc all drawing large
audiences. "The AVorld Apart," the
week-end offering at the Liberty thea
ter, is one of the latest and, likewise,
one of the best "westerners" to have
been seen here in some time.
Myrtle Stedman and Wallace Iteid,
a pair of Liberty idols hard to beat,
are co-stars in this Morosco' drama,
being supported by a cast that is up
to the high standard set In all Moros-co-Paramount
offerings.
As is usual in talcs of the mining
region, "The World Apart" boasts a
crHr-rinrt- fip-ht Hfmp. the enual of like
I Ol U 1 Hip --f---w?
! scenes that have made their own par
jtic.ilar photoplay famous. However,
in this offering the fight is incidental
to the story, whicTf teems with thrill3
and hair-raising episodes.
add immeasurably
to the gaiety at the dock
on steamer sailing day.
More than a
dozen other lines.
Sold by
J. M. Levy"& Co.
' Hollister Drug Co.
Chambers' Drug ; Store
Henry May & Coi, Ltd.
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BURDICK IS MADE
HOBBY'S ASSISTANT
The appointment of AUan Burdick, a
member of the public works staff if
engineers, was announced yesterday
as assistant to W. R. Hobby,, acting
superintendent of public works. Bur
dick is an Oregon man, a graduate of
Oregon Agricultural College, and has
been in the department for nearly
five years. He succeeds Lewis S. Cain,
newly appointed city building in
spector. -
Worrying Along In
Same Old Rut ?
vrj Picture
,f 233 ..wrory
Are. you lame every morning, tired
ali day, tortured with dull backache or
sharp, stabbing pains? Don't drag
along with it. Suspect your kidneys. If
you have headaches, rheumatic pains,
dizzy spells, with annoying kidney
irregularities, don't wait for worse
troubles to set in; use Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills. They have worked
well in thousands of such cases. You
can try them with confid3nce.
"When your back is lame remem
ber the name." (Don't simply ask for
a kidney remedy ask' distinctly for
Doan's Backache Kidney; Pills and
take no other.) Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills arc sold by all druggists and
storekeepers or will be mailed on re
ceipt of price by the Hollister Drug
Co., or TJenson, Smith &" Co., agents
for the Hawaiian Islands. Adv.
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AND HIS
IZZY
Mosical.
Comedy:: Gompaa
IN
ZY5
FAEEELL
Last 2 Shows Saturday Night.
Come Early and Avoid the Rush.
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OHA'flU
Thi An-
POPULAR PRICES 20 and CO Cents.
Orchestra Seats, 50c. .Box Scats, 75c.
PHONE 3937
MAKE-UP SCREAM
AT FINAL
SHOW
Those who like exaggerated, ridicu
lous, farcical make-ups arc going, to
like1 "Izzy's Farewell" at the Bijou.;
Blanche Gilmore in the caricature
of a scrawny, sharp-tongued woman
of uncertain age has been such a uit
with the Bijou patrons, who like lots
of make-up whether it's enamel for
the Chicks or lampblack for the black
faces, that Izzy is going ihe limit with
a good portion of hs cast for the final
week in creating a laugn by merely
suggesting it.
He hasn't the most important part,
but Buster Lorenzo, as the- detective,
has a make-up that gives , him the
countenance of a rat. George Weiss,
as the Dutchman, runs him a clos9
second with the countenance of an
Irish bricklayer, and the bald pate of
a tired businessman You know he
is a Dutchman by his accent and be
cause izzy calls him, one. And then
there is Frank Budd as the notary,
sqieaky ooiacand with whiskers
like Santa Claus.
As for Izzy he is made up as Izzy,
but just a little more "izzicr" than ev
er. Anyway Izsy doesn't try to mo;
nopolize all the laughs in the fare
well show, but gives all the rest of the
cast a try.
leu, Men, Men," by Ethel Davi3
and the Chicks is really the show
hit of the concluding performance,
fully a half dozen encores being an
swered by Miss Davi3 and the oth
ers last night.
The Monte Carter Trio as ueual are
favorites and Betty Butterick gets ap
plause in Rackety Coo. -
As said in the beginning, admirers
of Izzy and his company will not be
disappointed in the farewell perform
ance of the comedy players.
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The General and, Universal Film
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(2;Steps above Beretania)
WESTERN DRAMA
AT THE HAWAII
Another of those stirring Western
dramas is the big attraction at the
Hawaii theater for the last half of
the week. It is "The Blue Streak,"
and the name is typical of the action
of the play. There is not a dull mo
ment from the first to final foot of
curtain.
"The Blue Streak" brings to Ha
waii two new Fox stars in the s per
sons of William Nigh and Violet rai
nier.. They have already "arrived" as
favorites and if this is a fair sample
of their work should continue to grow
in favor and popularity in future of
ferings. Miss Ruth Roland, an old Honolulu
favorite, also is auDearing at the Ha
waii in "The 8 Woman Alone,"' a new
serial that is heralded as a master
piece. Miss Roland is best remem
bered locally for her splendid work in
the "Who Pays?" and "The Red Cir;
cle" serials.
Another surprise is on the bills for
patrons of the Hawaii theater next
KnnHflv when Douelas Fairbanks, onb
of the film's greatest attractions, re
turns to this theater.
HAYAKAWA WANTS 150
HAWAIIANS FOR FILM
Sessue Hayakawa, the famous film
tar who is in Honolulu getting pic
tures for "Hidden Pearls," one of the
Lasky plays, wants 150 native -Ha-
wAiians. both men and women, to ap
pear in some of the scenes. He Is
offering, according to U v. fie v is
Norton, $2 a day for every day these
Hohnlp work for him' He wants them
in a hurry, but .lie may not put them
to work until after his return from
tti. vnleano. where hn is going Satur
day -under the personal guidance of
Mr. Norton. . - y :'
The - scenario. "Hidden Pearls.
promises to be one of the ' best . ever
produced Dy the Lasky people, who
always insist - upon having : their
scenes accurate in every detail. It is
because ' of their insistence upon ac
curacy that they have sent Sessue to
HawaiL: - , ... " . -'
The actor, with his company, is tc
ifaviori the other side " of the island
Dally Matinees (except Saturdays and
Holidays) from 1 :00 to 4:00 o'clock.
Saturday end Holiday Matirees from
10:00 a. m. to 4:00 o'clock.
Evenings (two shows) 6:30 and 8:45
Vclock.
PICTURES j CHANCED DAILY
Prices: 10, 15 Cents. -
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STRAW
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FORMS
STYLISH MILLINERY
T. OZU HAT STORE '
Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu St.
Go to the
Qjidlr Inn
for cooling sodas and soft
drinks. .
Christmas
CMKD
Tags Seals
Ribbons .Tinsel
PATTEN'S:
: 17 Hotel St.
National
College
of Dancing
Roof Rfnl.n
Odd Fellows Hall
Mondays, t
TneiidJiy. Fridays
10 a.m. to j p, DI;
Classes 8 to n
v PHONE 6275
Watch Our Windows!
: for the November display 7of !
. Topaz Jewelry, -
Your old jewelry remodeled on i
modern lines. 1
We manufacture rings, brooches i
and lavaliers in platinum as well
I as gold. "i
H. Culman Co., Ltd;
1112 Fort St. i
DANCING
Tako a Drivate lesson fmm m,,
Lester, Honolulu's leading teacher, and
have your faults correetPd
Removed from I. Q. O. F, hall to
xuo iu. juesier uancing Academy, Lu
nalilo and Alapal streets. Phone 6251.
ruuauou car passes acaaemy.
The
Lanai Players
at
LANIAKEA
The following program of three one
act plays will be given-each even
ing:
WM. FOX PRESENTS
William Nigh and Violet Palmer
ii tic iontuvc;
A virile story of the old, Western: days with a powerful love stcry
woven In. -
RUTH ROLAND in "THE WOMAN ' ALONE'r First ChapteV of
THE NEGLECTED WIFE," a Pathe Serial. You will remember Mlss
Roland as the star in "The Red Circle" and "Who Pays" Serials.
: MUTUAL WEEKLY No. 134; ;
Happenings of, interest from all cor
ners of the world before your eyes. '
PRICES:" 15, 25 and 35 Cents.
PICTURETSCHEDULE
; Weekly . . .:. ....7:40
Neglected Wife ..... 7:T.
BLUE STREAK . 80
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Coming Sund ay!
iiEairtinfe
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-3 At7:40oVock
At 7:40 o'clock
Wallace Reid and Myrtle Stedman in
"THE WORLD PART":
The Adventures and Love Affairs of a Mine Superintend
ent in a Western Town A Live-Wire ThriUerv y
12th Chapter of "The Secret Kingdom" v
Pathe Weekly News Pictorial
Prices 15, 25, 35 Cents. Reserved, 55c.
' PHONE 5060. -'J'.;
TIME TABLE
Pathe: Weekly
. 7:40 P.M.
Serial
7:55 P.M.
Feature .
8:30 P. M.
"Rosalind" .
'Joint Owners in Spain'
and
"The Wonder .Hat"
NOVEMBER S, 10, 12
8 p m. ... . v.
Tickets at Laniakea
Reserved Seats $1.00 and $1X0
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PAPER HANGINGS,
We feel that our established
reputation gives weight, to
the endorsement which we
place upon the; new paper ;
hangings produced byMH. :
Birge & Sons Co. and which.
we now have on exhibition :
In each-pattern will -be -.
found th at certain some
thing which characterizes
these distinctive papers and
removes them completely
; from the commonplace;
Let. us at least show you .
; these interesting decora
tions. Their appeal will be
at once convincing. ; c v
Levers & Gqoke, Ltd.
Lumber and Building Ilaterial
-ry-: 16D-177 So. King St.
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rretting pictures for the film.:, : , .