The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1923, Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1928. THE.SEATTLE STAR || A MONS the Photoplay Features Which Will Entertain Seattle Fans for the Coming Week Are Some Especially Good Pictures That Run High in En tertainment Value. Several of the Most Prominent Stars on the Screen Are Being Featured in These Pictures, Among Them Marion Davies in “Adam and Eva,” Anna Q. Nilsson in “Hearts Aflame,” Betty Compson, Bert Lytell and May McAvoy in “Kick-In,”” Mae Murray in “Broadway Rose,” Dorothy McKale in ‘‘A Woman’s Woman,” Charles Mack in “Driven,” Norma Talmadge in “Eternal Flame,” Earle Williams in “You Never Know.” TODAY’S PROGRAMS SCREEN LISEUM—Anna Q. Nilsson starring aad Mound & * OREN Bi : F Met pied tid LAMENT" hick Ta,” Compaen, Wert Lytell with Bet and May “Adam A Aldea in Universal-Jewel with Chartes Bread: — Musical comedy and photo. Rich. and photo. play, “The Darling OLYMPIC —Comedy pla: play * * —s BLUE MOUSE} -GaglKan Ee ndipatiaald 9 Alden, popular actress the portrayal 0} to the Blu Woman's Woman the feature attraction 1—Betty Compson, Liberty. Dorothy McKale, Blue Mous t that thea! madge, Princess. 7—Earle Williams, Winter Garden. ter. In this picture Miss Alden is be colon hiss 30D again in a mother role and she makes of this characterization one |&———~ ——# | &- that stands out with life-like r | COLISEUM | ih in an intensely human domestic | —~e drama. Louise Lee and Dorothy Realism is the MacKail are seen in support of Miss |ture of Reginald Bark: Alden with Holmes EB. Herbert and | production, "Hearts Aflame, Albert Hackett Metro photoplay which pre A Larry Semon “The | Frank Keenan and Anna Q. N Agent,” is another feature on the the cal r new program. From start *—___—_ --__ _____— ¥ | COLUMBIA | ~s ne of the “Adam nding outs What is said to b of Eva,’ best late productions, the big mount picture starring Marton be the feature attrac f and Cosmopolitan: | 5 comedy, ue vies, wil M ts aly m the to finish the picture with it an air of reality and ¢ a|viction that With a cast of players starred or | COUld produce. featured in numerous productions, |‘ feature eitraction a a story that attracted widespread |**U™. attention when published, and su-|_ Another part perior direction and photography, |ST*™ starting “Driven,” the Charles Brabin-Unt. | Round 2 of versal-Jewel production, has attained | ‘beled, cela a place as one of the outstanding |*— deaiva eb; the successes of the year. Its showing | in a eurpriain here wil! start Saturday at the Co-|®- - dl Tumbia_ theater. | ime brings the “Driven” ts an eple of the Blue|May McAvoy will appear at the | and Ridge mountains. It depicts Iife|Palace Hip with the new bill, offers | T. Roy Barnes, as it really is "lived in the district |tho star an entirely new kind of |membered for his where the only tnw is the law of|role, that of a little country Cin-jin “The Old Homes force and where shooting a “rev-|derella, who drudges for a pair of |part of Adam, the young enuer” is considered something/stingy old Scotch uncles. Frank | g—————————— praiseworthy. O'Connor directed the picture and i AEE B E R did Y —_______—______-/the cast includes Darrel Foss, /g. 00° | WINTER GARDEN, | |chas Osis, Kathleen Eirkham, |” presenting a remarkable cast, | a aniieeee ert Crowell |George Fitsmaurice’s production, the Helen Dunbar, Josephine “Kick In,” based on Willard Mack's | now show. |* tion at t 1 theater starting and Eva" affords Saturday, “Adam Nght comedy Davies an Miss | y @ charming rple, as Eva | King. of the Co In the story, James King, Eva's! , lespairs of y mar ituation. short girly to thelr elt Eva. who will be re. splendid work * plays the an, and wins for hi ‘The feature attraction at and Lincoln Stedman, ‘Winter Garden theater, aaa a | succenstul play, will be the Liberty ing, is “Evidence,” starring Elaine | | PRINCESS | Jopentng saturday. Hammerstein. The photoplay ts ———m| “Kick In” ts a thrilling story of sald to be the most powerful screen underworld life featuring Vehicle the popular star has ever|greatest pictures of her career on|Compson, Bert Lytell and May Mo heen featured in. ta story is In-|the screen. is now at the Princess|Avoy. Tho story deals with the teresting and ts excellently pre-jin “The Eternal Flame.” The pie-|trista of a refermed convict who, sented. The supporting cast is|ture abounds in heart Interest and | after experiencing many thrilling worthy of raise and includes Niles|thrills and the playing cast is one | moments in his effort to redeem | Welch, as lcading man, and Con-jof considerable ability. Principal | himself, finds happiness in the love | stance Bennett. roles are assumed by Adolphe Jean |of a charming woman. Earle Williams is the star of|Manjou, Wedgewood Nowell, Con. In the supporting cast are G: “You Never Know,” a big mystery|way Tearle, Rosemary Theby, Kate | Hughes, Kathleen Clifford, Ma picture which comes Sunday tojLester, Thomas Ricketta, Irving | so, John Miltern, Walter Long the Winter Garien. Cummings and Ot: othera of prominence. —— Norma Talmadge in one of the | a q jit Another picture that is up to the Liberty’s high standard— Paramount's crook-drama— p>. KICK IN’ wrx BETTY COMPSON, BERT LYTELL wo MAY MAVOY. By Willard Mack pay The curtain is brushed aside—a gun poked thru—and then the words— “KICK IN!” A leap thru the window and the shadow is gone! LIBERTY NEWS Big freighter Sagadahoc on the rocks near Anacortes. Coeds at U. of W, in target practice C. M, Perkins, Seattle's new postmaster, John B. Wright, Seattle's only night court judge, Added—BULL MONTANA, the terrible chap, in a roaring comedy, “GLAD BAGS" STRAND 7 ROBERT EDESON HAS will be Slapjack Simma, og | Wittiam [ COLONIAL : t role of “Broadway Rose,” at the to Inity for striking costumes. e. $—Charles }. Mack and Elinor Fair, Columbia. 4— Mae Murray, Colonial. | ROLE IN “THE SPOILERS” Robert Edeson has been called} BY JAMES W. DEAN JEW YORK, March 17.—Lots Wil son ‘# the first shrinking violet rom New York to play Beach's “The Dext tox Spotiers,” dwyn studio, |~ Beery will the villain, |] ever met in the mov fcNamara; Mitchell I farshall Voorhees; Fi business. Some I've mot have had little to sa because they were coy or downright nd William ruve, Othern|dumb, but Lots Wilson is neither . | She is werious afd sincere and hig ‘RED LIGHTS” TO HAVE | srimutes ts ut. the EXCEPTIONAL CAST | 000 conv. You es B. Murphy Roman Francis, intelligent ‘The main fault with those 0 not mak Char has been add.| Verbal candle of sincerit Red 1 they f nt of nd intelligence setlon, direc when se in prin he cast nd that is r he nt the thing seems,” It doesn't 5 of of celebrities in tuding Marie Prevost, Raymond|‘ wane . or unimp\ riefith nie Walker, Allee Lake,| yoiy Wilson. said that yagmar Godowsky, Lionel Belmore, | sound like a Worthington, Her. | n ing from aln manana RAR Ee |met in tho picture business I would “\have considered that the beginning lof a set.speech, something prepared beforehand for the interviewer -to use. Jean h Mao Murray in tho stellar upbraiding herself for her poor work in "The Hell Diggers.” Betty [Colonial theater now, motion pic-|was flat and colorless in that ture fans seo the pretty star In an| elaborate production which 1s said | notice and didn't especially fancy | ole and that atti 4 in the pictur “When I even surpass “Peacock Alley” the nd As ‘uscination.” on. the picture y mind r how n tho latt provided pletur Miss is with a role abil y as a dancer and affords opportu-| trivial m: She lke Wo: (Lulu Bett, gives prominence to hi . & prominen what “Mise roles in Knows” a but what «i * LOIS WILSON’S ART SINCERE | In this instance Miss Wilson bial Bho really | “Twas cast for that film on short | Anna Q. Nilsson and Craig Ward, Coliseum. |HOBART BOSWORTH | HELPS NEW NEILAN FILM | Hobart Bosworth, now portraying | the famous surgeon in Neflan's “The Eternal Three,” B been recalling his stage days in| “Tess of the D'Urbervilles." “Higg was the role of the villain, Alec, Ops) posite Mrs. Fiske as Tess. “Tess” tee ing scheduled as Nellan's next, thé” ences more powerful matic quality than even the booke the stage version of the tragic story: | fq |MABEL NORMAND TO COME IN “SUZANNA™)) Mabel Normand’ ma. photoplay, |showing at the Blue Mouse ti |here soon. The new picture to be a bigger and finer prod than’ “Mickey of Miss cesses, It depicts the love,.ro history and adventure of early C fornia, offering many. clever ¢0 situations, which Miss handles perfectly, George _ has a prominent part in the ¢ of “Suzanna.” § MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE STAR NEW FILM After weeks of search for the act type of flapper as pictured ii his mind's eye, ‘Director Ji Young has selected Marguerite de Im | fotte to play the role of the flapper in his initial James Yo I'll be @) production, “Wandering Daughters ‘for First National release. Lois Wilson wants to do is a film in which sheyon,” she says. er can be herself. here'll be plenty | next picture, of time for character parts later | mother!” “Just think, ‘Only 38," in my The Wildfire Success! ! The race for life! “Hearts Aflame” ARD HEADRICK N with ANNA Q, NILSSON, RI and FRANK KE A beautiful love story of primal passions told in a most thrilling and sensational way! Coliseum Concert Orchestra Will play the following popular one-hour concert, Sunday, at 12:30 o'e (by request) Herold ‘ , rim) Karganoft « Yradior + Wilson “Largo” thy Dvorak Hendin "i P 5 Chapt an Patrol” (by request). +++ Meacham M, JACQUES BEAT » Director SUOHOAVAUVAUNSUAVAAVARA ANA IUASUOUGUEDUSUUOUUUUOLAAOOOAAALET? al HE is an efficiency expert assigned to his emplover’s home to tame the flapper daughter. SHE is the flapper daughter who tries to give the efficiency expert lessons in flapperism. HERE NOW! The famous stage success— “AdamanuEva’ Paramount's thrilling comedy of Wall Street and country life. —with— T, ROY BARNES MARION DAVIES TOM LEWIS STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Playing nel jonas from the opera “Mirror,” Added, BOT in 2 or A Christie Comedy