The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 16

PAGE 16 | First Ride on Car Fatal to Old Man ST. LOUIS, Mo,, June &.—T his first car ride, Henry When &ir Doyle talk City all th dhe fre lw Was rea thusiast vkin, Hiland, aged i off while the ¢ ng and suffered fatal injuries — SHE SHATTI “STAGE WORLD. ScREEN | of MAKE-BELIEVE Seeeeeeeearereresee [ FEATURED Last Times Today Len Chaney in THR SHOOK" Sir Arthur CONAN (“top AY’S PROGRAMS SORKEN OOLINRUM Gh unnon in 'Rrod Doumhters sal Deva LIBERTY Harold Lieyd in “Rafety Last BLUE MOUS E—Moe Murray in MMBIA—Lon Chaney in "The " Hh GARDRN—Willhkm Huseelt ‘ Wealey Harry in “Heroes Mreet.” ITAN—Leo urple Mosk Vaudeville progre: Dittricheteia " m few mg Tack Bane with Ort progrew i Fritzi Ridgeway ig featur-| han —|ed with Rockliffe Fellowes Hayden Stevenson and Buddy AT THE Arena June 11 MONDAY EVENING Honor,” the baseball story which will be presented on the Columbia screen the com- ing week, LAST TIMES TONIGHT MAE MURRAY —IN— ‘Jazzmania’ TOMORROW A picture every one is rightfully waiting to se “The Hero” —With— BARBARA LA MAK and GASTON GLASS Tickets Now on Sale ARENA OFFICE 1208 Fifth Avenue ALL SEATS RESERVED PRICES Including Tax $1.65 $1.10 “AMATUER NIGHT” _ Friday and Saturday Only WESLEY BARRY Messinger in “Trifling With' v BLUE MOUSEIEm Gaston rr, Joh the famous it is packed end. counters in hie dissy climb seem to urpass anything eve m The picture also has a charming love story with Mildred Davia, of course, the girl in the case | eee STRAND Walter Hiers and Jacqueling Logan in ‘Sixty Cents an Hour,” thelr | E ATAR ( ig ett ghd " COMEDIAN READY “Ne’er-Do-Well” TO APPEAR ceca ER er qtr Thomas Meighan, the well A known character actar of tha| News to op screen, is coming to the Coli-\°t seum theater Saturday in a\* picturi of Rex Beach's famo tory, "The Ne’er We Lila Lee Meighan in thi ation upports|."* picture life PALACE HIP Tom Mix’ f To warn, to comfort, « And yet a apirit ati 5 | With something of an ang Wordawort? | DIPHTHERIA FROM CHICKENS DULUTH, Minn, June § y Jou ( © ploturg tha best, is showink at the now. 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THE SEATTLE STAR The Paper With the Strong Features = FA, o | while Raymond Hatton, ay famusing comedy feature at the | Strand theater, will appear only until Friday night. | A melodramatic comedy, "The Ex: | citers,” starring Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno, is the attraction booked to open Saturday. Tho story ls said to be one of unusual interest and to hold many dramatic momenta in the action. There are also several novelties promised tn this picture. eee COLUMBIA “The Shock.” the dranmtic Unl- Ss | versalJewe! picture of the San capacity a # all week ‘Tho new tion to open Sat. | urday at the Columbia, will be ‘Trifling With Honor,’ a baseball | story, with Rockliffe Vellows and | Frital Ridgeway featured. | ’ WINTER GARDEN | he Crusader,” a dramatic pic- | ture starring William Russell showing at the Winter len the. ater now. The story is said to be well stocked witli exciting incidents and to have strong human appeal It deals with the adventures of a| young farmer who ts ambitious to embark on & career. He is the only support of his widowed mother. | Bhe realizes his ambitions and tells him to go forth into the world. He goes into @ lumber camp and later | the Cobalt mining district, en countering many adventures. Helon Ferguson and Fritz! Brunette the leading women. | oor Ber] are | PRINCESS "The Hottentot,” an Willlam Collier's adaptation stage play, comedy drama !™ gias MacLean and Me ellamy featured, is now at the incess theater Douglas MacLean has the featur: }\ ed part which Collier created and has done the finest bit of comedy Madge el pretty heroine of Ahe is all that could be desired in his career y¥, as the le, the ec je butier, is unusually funny. | it. 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