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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1918)
THE SUNDAY O II EG O NI AN, TORTEAND,' JANUARY G, 1918. A7: ... I I w -a "i a.. aT I ' ' I l II TA 1 17 . -T . W. I I r 1 , II V WRY ' -ifaf 11 w r V .t2' nil K w I XI 1 I 111 or) I I I 1 yiii mi Mo r N-i rm? . h v- m as. "Merchandise of J Merit Only Good -Bye To Over 500 Goats That Have Just Arrived- Wonderful Coats Bought 'By Our Coat Buyers Now in New York . The Greatest of All Coat Sales Yet ANNOUNCED $12.50, $14.85, $17.50, $20.00, $22.00. $25.00 far I III I: For the past SIX WEEKS our COAT BUYER has been in New York, preparing for THIS PARTICULAR SALE, and tomorrow we present a galaxy of offerings wonderful Coats LESS than HALF ALMOST HALF and HALF regular price EVERY COAT NEW, in conservative styles that can.be worn for FOUR MONTHS YET and again NEXT FALL; Coats in every wanted material,, in every standard, desirable color. There should be a RUSH for these Coats THERE WILL BE SO COME EARLY MONDAY MORNING for there are many Coats smart Coats ONLY ONE OF A KIND. The very fact that coat materials have advanced double in price makes this sale EXTRAORDINARY. Many Coats will be sold for less than the MATERIAL cost. In'this.sale every sale must be final. Third Floor JJpman, Wolfe & Co. i i " I ! ' T 1 i ' yod.llnc ia atlll tha outstanding fa tur. and bib ruppon. Barnard and Mrritt w a dno or pretty trta who play the piano, accor dtona and naxaphone iprtly and am a llttla. , ... AirUtty In aoft ho and eccentric danctn la displayed by Johnnie Kenny and Ruby La France, who will demon .trata thlr lane power and endurance alone with their pedal dexterity. The picture for Sunday will be June Klvtdre In The Tenth Cue." Theatory 1 deala with most unusual altuatlona. iPOTASn PERLMtTTER BACK iPopalar Comedy Will Be Clffn at Bakrr Th rater All This Week. Back 'to the Baker comes the most popular Arm of fun dispensers on the staca. "Potash and Perlmutter." The llay waa made from the widely-read rtoriea In the Saturday Evening; Post by Montarue Glass. It was produced ly the Alcazar Players at the Baker lt year and waa a tremendous sensa tion, playing; to houses that tested the apaeity of the theater at every per formance. Starting; tbla afternoon, the play wiU a rain hold the Baker boards for the week, with Edward Everett Horton as 1'rrlmutter and Ueorite Taylor In his former successful role of Abe Pota.li. The production will have all the dash and excitement, the comedy and palhoa of former occsuttjns. with the two part ners to the cloak and suit business wranxlrna; and fichtlna; from morning; till Blsrht over business details, but ever ready to da an act of kindness or melt Iti the face of someone's else mis fortune. The Play deals with the affair of the Russian exile, the Incident of the book Kent. Ros1es extravagances and card playing; and the bead fitter. Mlsa Cohen, who afterwards marries Mawruss I'erl rnotter. They ar all Interwoven Into w. -t ...in. heart Interest, with comic aldelllajhts. The play has ling been one of the most popular on the boards. Ruth Gateg will again be seen Miss Ruth Goldman and Lora Rogers as Roale. Abes wife. Special stress will be laid on the Irving; model scene and arranrementa have been completed with IJebes Co. to show lata faah lona on professional models, which will srlve the first act the appearanee of a genuine fashion show. Matinees will be given today. Wednesday and. Satur day. LYRIC PRESENTS "ROOfDERS Mike and Ike Have Funny Roles In Musical Comedy Success. The Rounders" foes on the boards at the Lyric this afternoon for the week. In It our two old f -lends. Mike and Ike. are up against It again. Both have been caught In a gambling raid on the Toung Men's Temperance Club, have spent the night In Jail, and are now under bail to appear in court for trial. It's a aad day. especially for Ike. who has all arrangements made to marry a widow In the afternoon. She is a widow . who hates gambling and all rounders, therefore if she discovers the plight of her betrothed the wedding will be all off. Mike and Ike have given fictitious namea at the police atatlon. but are hotly pursued by the law, and the schemes they fix to escape judgment and disgrace are full of humor. Ike finally hits on the excuse that he has been called away to war. Just has time to rush the wedding through, when in comes the Constable and grabs him. Mike escapee, but aa he had no wedding to interfere It didn't make much difference, anyway. The whole show, tlth all the clever ad lib of those two popular comedians. I Portland's only EXCLUSIVE Home of Spoken Drama Broadway and Morrison Sts. Milton W. Seaman, Manager. Week commencing SUN. MAT- JAN. 61918 TODAY By immense popular demand The ALCAZAR PLAYERS In last season's tremendous success POTASH i PERLMUTTER The original Abe and Mawruss in their famous up-to-date garment in three pieces. Note: The well-known firm of Liebes & Co. will hold a staining fashion show in the first act. Living models and the very latest gowns. Erenings 25c, 50c, 73c Mats. 23c, 50c Next Week TIIE CINDERELLA MAN Ben Dillon and Al Franks, and the big musical numbers with the Rosebud chorus make "The Rounders" a Joy forever. Among the song hits will be "They're All Going Into the Movies," "Over the Hills to Mary" and "Sierra Sue." There Is a Lyric matinee every day with continuous evening performances starting at 7:10. "Country Store" (added feature) Tuesday night and chorus girls' contest Friday. STRAJTD OFFERS -MAXY THRILLS In "Bucking Broadway," Cowboys Invade Roof Garden. The invasion of a New York roof gar den resort by a squad of cowboys and a fight 20 stories In the air are two of the outstanding features of "Buck Ing Broadway," the latest Universal pic ture starring Harry Carey, which comes to the Strand Theater today. "Bucking Broadway" with five acts of promising vaudeville, comprises the latest "photoville" offering of the popular Strand. Carey Is one of the most popular. If not the leading, film player in the re gard of Strand patrons, and his latest picture Is said to be the most excit ing in which he has yet appeared. It la one of those tales of the Invasion of the East by the W.-sat in which com edy Is blended with "punch" in a de lightful manner. The climax of the picture is a fight which takes place on the top of a huge hotel. The villain of the story has turned the bead of Harry's girl, and the cow-puncher hero learns of her presence at a supper at the roof gar den cafe. Phoning for his pals, who are at the stockyards with a consign ment of horses, Harry dashes Joyously into the fray, and engages a doxen men , at once. Tables, chairs and dishes go crash ing to the floor, and when tHe cowboys arrive the scene of destruction is al most indescribable. In the .course of the fight Harry is knocked over the edge of a balcony and falls 15 feet to the floor. His assailants Jump down after him, one of them landing right on top of him. When the scene was over Cary discovered that the impact had resulted in a fractured rib. The vaudeville bill includes McMa- hon and Shomer in "A Vaudeville Od dity," including singing, talking, dan cing and novelty bag punching; Floyd and McDonald, a comedy skit labeled A Lesson in Flirtation ; the Marlows, In an European novelty, "The Fairy and the Dragon"; Charles Varley, char acter change comedian, and Mac and McCrae, entertainers. cial.) Hugh B. Apperson has been appointed explosive licensing agent for the Ridgefield district by the De partment of the Interior, bureau of mines. All persons purchasing, selling or having In their possession explosives must first be granted license by the ' district agent, and failure to do so' makes them subject to penalty. - 'CINDERELLA MAX' TO BE NEXT Alcazar Players Will Present Pleas ing Play in Near Future. The thing that appeals to young and old alike in the old fairy tale of Cin derella is the romance of it and that Is Just the reason why "The Cinderalla Man," which will be seen here for the first time when the Alcazar Players of fer it at the Baker for the week start ing next Sunday mattinee. has been such a wonderful success. It was inspired by the reading of the fairy tale. In this case the man is very poor and it is a reverse case of the Princess going to him in his mis erable little attic, bringing with her sunshine and happiness, with a big door opening out Into the future . filled with the promise of love and the rainbow of prosperity on the horizon. Some have called "The Cinderella Man" better than "Peg o' My Heart." It ran a whole year at the Hudson Theater in New York City and has Just been released for stock. Portland theater-goers have something to look for ward to In its coming to the Baker. Ridgefield Explosive Agent Named. RIDGEFIELD, Wash., Jan. 5. (Spe- ANTAGE faeqaaled Vaedevllle Broadway a Alder. Matinee Daily, 2:30. Twice Nightly, 7 and 9. P p 1 a r Prices Boxes and s-es Reserved. WEEK COMMENCING TOMORROWS MATINEE Mr. George Cfcoos Presests the 118 HoafeaJ Comedy Boecesa, The Courtroom Girls' With Robert MUiiken Te Celebrated Motlan-Plctwre Star Rath Francis, Herbert Broske and the New Year Beanty Choraa. P II o D o u o "PVe-.aV -"'? SIS -' 1 Our Great January Clearance of Women's SHOES All short lines and Surplus Iines that is, lines we cannot afford to carry because of the great advance in price have been included in this great sale ! Many of these shoes cannot be replaced at any price for some are of foreign importation and others would be prohibitive in price. So here's the opportunity you've been awaiting. GOOD, FINE SHOES AT EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS. r IB i -j5 - Women's French Bronze Button Boots Reduced to $4.80 Savingsof 10to25 Jackson & Wahl Will Burns & Ed Lynn U Late Btars N. T. Winter Garden In a Descriptive Display of Dance 2 and "The Girl From Brazil." Doings. Q . : : o g Chauncey Monroe & Co. Hill & Ackerman f y In a Farce of Business Life. In "Snonsense." O . Marie La Varre "The Fatal Ring" The New York Winter Garden Eighteenth Episode With J Favorite. Pearl White. jj O Tsoay the Cartaln WTO Rise fmr the Coartaaeaa Performance Promptly ri Q at 3 e'Clock. Last Times "The Donals Sisters." 11 inr-rn, inr-tni v-trr Women's Vici Kid and Dull Calf Button Boots Reduced to $4.80 ' These are really extraordi nary prices for shoes of such high quality. Every pair will be fitted by our expert shoe men so you will be assured of satisfaction ! Fancy Kid Boots in colors Women's Cloth Top Button Shoes Reduced to $2.80 Fancy Kid Boots, spe cial Fancy Kid Boots, black and colors, and Dull Calf Boots, reduced to Women's Smart Boots at Women's Boots 4 re duced to Patent Colt and Dull Calf Skin Cloth Top Boots Patent Calf and Dull Calf Boots........ $12.80 $9.80 Women's Cloth of Gold and Silver Pumps Reduced to $4.80 $8.80 $6.80 $5.80 $4.80 $3.80 Evening Slippers A good assortment of evening slippers. Of course, styles and sizes are incomplete, but they're wonderful values at $2A0, $3.80, $4.80, $5.80, $6.80 2d Fl. Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Women's Black Satin Dancing Pumps Reduced to $2.80 a. IcFl 1 03.2 : f
