The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1923, Page 4

OLYMPIC CHANGES BILL WEDNESDAY | today A new attraction, opening “Thorns A Libenty Gue ‘xs pill Prt Night Ontyt ‘ed some JOHNNY HINES in S| Orange tractive numbers at the Olympic Blo novel brings a dramatine Mary J. Hol som by SS) one ap play ix arranged and : by Ray ; Bell, production fnanay the and Lee Jaxon. are of the Olympic Beauty Revue clever the rhe new bill very an for “SURE FIRE FLINT” Rejfot the the hen Gone? als crook miles of flan came Through ing forests rescue train—the spectacular est fire screened— Saturday—netty Compson in “The White Flowe film eve “The Ninety and Nine” AND BUDDY ME IN “DAD'S Until Friday Night Only The mammoth sensation of SINGER the season—the story of a man who forsakes his life duties for the passionate love of an alluring actress— BOY” Columbia Orchestra NEWS TOPIC COLUMBIA Coming Saturday: “A Front-Page Story Furnishings Salesmen Are Wanted by MacDougall- Southwick nual April Shirt Sale, the most railroad-for- For their Big An- THE § eee . eeece STAGE WORLD SCREEN of MAKE-BELIEVE SOOO O OOOO DERE SOOO OEEEEEOEEO OOOOH EO OE OED and ation |the pleasure loving grandson of rich Marshall in “Phe Beautiful and Damned,” the offering this week at jthe Blue Mouse theater, where ft will remain until Friday night onty Harlan in thin offering has apid step up the ladder of that he already ooouples a» one TODAY’S PROGRAMS SCREEN OLISEOUM i Mighty Lak A LIBERTY Fire Fila, Kop ‘Kin € STRAND haa hy Mackall! io a Hear” Johnny Mines in “Sure Bull Montana t 1 at Kenneth made | fame Jof the most popular leading men on |the soreen today and Mae STRAND Richard | featured ia "The Ninety Mae Chri Busch are the Dix and | and || COLONIAL Marold toy in “De, | in "The ian,” | photopla PHINCHAS—Colleen Moore in “When || Photoplay Dawn WINTER GARDEN famous nove which is now having ja popular run at the Strand theater Dix has the title role, that the Christian who = Wil Rogers ta jorseman.”” Richard John Storm nto wave bright Hghts for t Jof religion and nursing, Mae Busch | has the role of Glory Quayle, the. girl becomes a notorious at and in the end is won over | Ithe guy er PANTA and ve || ~ Vaudeville program, featuring James K. MeCurdy. is Stingy” and (he Kress Moo phutoplay feature, “The who | beauty Uneom- |i by the an. re | WinTer GARDEN The Headless Horseman, from Washington Irving's * ond of Sleepy Hollow,"' starr the far cowl to have its Je Garden today, Vaudeville, lon pie tures, comedy drama and girl revue, ed vn nus t ay Hines has produced anal | the rapid action and ly funr tail and oarr charm of the wel unusua A new attraction will open at the Win lay in eat comedy produc hax an In he uses all}! r Milllonaire,”* an is known, [picture with a new and the bill in| plot od," whieh Is a traventy | “Robin Hox produced by | COLONIAL Fairbank Montana, | caveman and | be vomely om the screen, role, Johnny ‘ole In which Ss ! y hich he uau ‘Rob "Em fon the | Doug: |the far tull of the crowdn that have “Dr Juck,” five in at Because n filling the theater big Harold Lioye | com: feature w h | Colonial, is having an extended run. |The comedy, which is ‘heralded aa the best and ar has ever made, is saldto be » of amuaing and resting of the reason. fred Davie is leading Indy and nh adaption of @ well known stage | other popular players are in support |play of the same name by Ramauy | ext he players featured in the], * > are all well known. Colleen | PALACE HIF and Warner Baxter have the | A photoplay with a strong and Lioyd Whitlock, |}uman appeal and an plot which offera a good dixplay ability on the part of the showing as feature traction at Palace Hip | thin Ruby eRemer, well known ms ta and mar median | most player the real Jis seen in the ttle | 8 COLUMBIA Fire, danger, gines and an human interest thrills, teraely speeding en interesting found in nety and Nine,” which is the Columbia thei It In biggent also in story the most “The comedion | now er | Morris piet Moore | prin story pal ¢ interesting Gertru Astor and many others are of « dramatic players In the COLISEUM film 4 wry week of intense human Interest Jon t er players » the picture| ‘Mishty Lak’ | Mackaill and | PRINCESS ie are foatured In it. | "When Dawn Came, | wift and] tion now showing at Jramatic impulve, * rich in con- in maid to be a drama that ab: trusts of life in the upper and lower new light on human understanding levels, Its characters are etched in [and {ts compelling moral has an un | told relief against the background of | usual punch. 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