The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1923, Page 3

SATURDAY, JULY 1928. THE SEs TLE §" t Faces,” a Picture of Characters; “The Greatest Menace,” a Dope Picture; “Vanity Fair,” an Elaborate Human Drama; “The Spider and the } Rose,” a Spanish Romance, and “While Paris Sleeps,” “Mad Love” and “Playing It Wild,” Three Dramatic Love Pictures. ae Sten AMONG the Leading Photoplays for the Coming Week in Seattle Ave “Westbound Limited,” a Thrilling Train Picture; “The Woman With Four ; 77 TODAY'S PROGRAM SOREEN Ralph Lewls in “ STRAND—Mabel Baltin in “Vanity Pair. BLUE MOUSE—"The Greatest Mon- ace COLUMBIA — “The Spider and the Kose,” with Alice Lake and Gaston 1AL—Tom Mix in “De and WINTER GARDEN—"A Bill of Di- vorcement,” with Constance Minney STAGE HEILIG—WI King presenting * ras LACE HIP—Variety vaudeville and Pola Negri in “Mad OLYMPIC — Masteal comedy, vaude- ville, girl revue and photoplay Coliseum. 5—Mabel Ballin, Strand. 6—Rea Mitchell, Blue Mouse. 7 William Duncan and Edith Johnson, Winter Garden. 2—Marguerite de LaMotte, Princess. 3—Gaston Glass, Columbia. 4 Ralph Lewis, ne from “While Paris Sleeps,” Colonial. 8—Betty Compson, Libert, NOTED COMEDIANS | FORD STERLING WILL - IN “SECOND YOUTH” | PLAY NEW CROOK ROLE | . . Herbert Corthell and Walter Cat-| ovie Quiz Les Picture Ford Sterling without his | Shien: cpened.@aturday atte cour |! DE BOR TY. |i pW rat acter Peale bd With Ratph Lewis tn |®— INTER GARDEN | n With F ace The fin wings at thé Win & production featuring Betty Coms nt r A Bill of Dit} and courageous railroad engineer, vocement," the picture starring Con and Richard Dix, which opened Binney, will be offered Sat-| {mous and moat exploited stories by ¢ Liberty theater, is| urday night the feature that of the grim “The Spotiers.” one of, the most lett will play important roles in funny little spectacles and minus “Second Youth," which has begn | his flaming flannel shirtsleevea! It@ put {n production ax a feature ve-| (Conducted in co-operation with As-| like thinking. of Charlie Chapling| |hicle fe Ifred Lunt and Mimi |*9clated Firat National Pictures, Inc.) | without his comedy pants or Harold Palmeri, “Second Youth” ts a farce| Anxious — Beverly Bayne and/y joyq without his goggles. Sterling Francis Bushman are once more starring together in “Modern Mar- and severaJ.other stars in the big} ray at ax beon| Rex Beach, has again been trans will be) ferred to the screen and in its new | ranks among the |* amatic productions of }an exc! produced by/q thief to catch a th productions Alarm” and “In the ft by Bayard} production will be seen at one of the Thirteenth Veiller, au Seattle soon, strong sup- | ope Sunday in "laying It Wild. Fawcett, | featuring William Dunean and Edith Johnson pour, eee D 1 s Guy’ Oliver ee | COLUMBIA |, wee | PRINCESS | adapted from Allan Updegraffs | will bring to the screen a new type” novel tage’: it's true’ that: for al|of crook as “Montreal Sammy” in” It will give Alfred Lunt an op. ars Mr, Bushman was not n{The Day of Faith,” which Tod | the sercen. I agree with you! Browning is, directing. he is a very good looking man.| Sterling’s genius as an actor haw ou are not the firstijong been: recognized’ by directors mirer of Irene Rich—she has @/and the public, and so he Waseem on of them, Yes, she certatnly| tected for the highly important rolem did splendid acting in’ “Brass.” f° Montreal’ Samniy,. «quale to her private life, she hat characterization which mixes laugh- | a, but is not now. She ter with villainy, hters ith whom she PSK . aoe: wood. Incidentally she has purchased a $35,000 home.| MARMONT TO PLAY a I supposed every one knew py this time that Harold Lloyd and| 4 Davis were Mr. and | Of course I screamed with h re" in probably « about the Klondik r written, and one of read of American hed Mr. Beach's our most virile or nd started the school of of-door writers. who hav popular in Ame an ma books.in the past decade, aw” are well remem Joseph Kil portunity to display on the screen ralts wh e him famous as “Clarence.” z:—____—_ | Gerald C. Duff Spider and the I pict Catlett are two of t 4s story, “Tt ae A fr a <r Wad ia ve." in motion | BLUE MOUSE | Wilby ; —— feature | jg —_— m prod comedians on the ata fun KATE LESTER IN “THE RENDEZVOUS” Kate Lester, of tb {and stately bea mad n produ ‘© form, his ft Alexander M who has the bering many star Harrison Ford, Marg Motte, Walter Long i Buddy Messinge hair white Marmont, the Mark Sabre forthcoming screen version said to contain al go. to make 's mothe: wale nba shee | p eis in. “Safety «Ie S. M. Hutchingon's. novel, wand om t taken directly trom life . when: Tisew him:in: *Satety <1 se Selle cate ee Silty oF thé ps Jon, Harr PALACE HIP } be a true and wonder sf ig dso did all the other men in the} “If Winter Comes,” has: left for >pear beans Gast ghee erst —_____— ~~ =] sentation of one of | Rendezvous dience, to say nothing of the|the Coast, where he will play the: and several the produc said to rank eer m romantic love ¥}the most. picture Negri, one of thé) national life, ar Lake, Robert Joseph Dow! are a few o wT i i , Lester's first appearance under) women, but all the time it wasn't|leading role in “You Can't. Get ma epochs in oct Milton Sills as Roy Glen-| Xetian's direction, and her first! yery real “horror,)/ there were (oo| Away With (which hes qalel tional stars, 16] will never return, nister, the most romantic| work with Nagel si five ‘|many laughs mixed up with the|gone Into production at the Fox 4 © Palace Hip figure in lawless Alaska, injago, they played mother and scared, | Hollywood Studios. (Ss a | | te be show 7 on D te Baan, i oghenetgl ENGLISH LORD HERE “The Spoilers,” the new pro-|'% the film version of Pauline Parker—Oh, Pauline, how} | A ONT fa! and notorious woman who. luis FOR MOVIE CAREER duction of Rex Beach ‘ebigre oe ron chee Recs es piteaeet the new attract Will Rogers and his famous rope’ and: tlewing gm whi Bibsecen in . oN Ot playing Hester Payne|James Cruze’s Paramount produe- * the film version of | ¢—— hvaht be It 1s ald tobe cf ¢| Lord Pat Clerawly, son of the Eo = rd : } %s , a ac p ” 4 | etter’? It's the/tion, “Hollywood.” In the middlé known novel, is the “Do and Dare, m Mix thrilling |ine pest r . 4 has ever| 40d Lady of Annesley of Li mn, | ¢. ” a | . é ddle | Er the Sines: Gaedier | wench rene atte commay the ail ated vii in Holiswoad tor a | “BEAU BRUMMEL” WILL SUPPORT WESLEY Lily" in whlch she is soon ot ‘the Sonthern Pacitlc waitin ed by Hugo Ballin, the) ater, will be fe last ¢ i wn pla motion pi Barry will be supported by a ho fair Katherine was) room, at Los Angeles, he ropes Lili ¥ blond, hand career, in six fe tall, Wesley z Victoria Crome and other rm picture, being produce: in) Brunettes Said to Yor bravery at the Dardan working title The fi Kid. LC "Passi * sehich Is playing| in a bunch, ts was a Heutena he Br t the Warner Bro’ The/|in one of the New York theaters!—— : sat) Far Outnumber Sex 20) oo 2 other.two youngsters nyo Baby Bruce | at the present time, is a return of| German film to be presented in thie” Adams| NE July t-—Beauty ape Lo Guerin, who played the juvenile lead | the same picture which made its| country after the wat, : 4 pat arry-|in “Brass and Walter (“Speo")! premigre about two years ago, fea-| F jane Novak is statring in| rymore | O'Donnell, who supplies a flash of| turing Pola Negri, It is considered | “Di a Chester Bennett pro- | on the west | humor 4 he film | ¢ Jene and Eva are beaateg’ d to a Chicago business man} Lee, Agnes Ayres and Hope’ Hamp. for the|% few weeks ago. ton and drags them off to a train, turday night. “Do and 1 id to be of the fastest pi dats won| Preliminary details are lies. He| arranged at the ish army arnér port of H son Ford. G Boardman ‘The pictu Boswor Walsh, autos and hor al other stars.| kinds of adve been pro-|is his leading lady. nu ca so that “While Paris Sie a story cf the © ecreasing and | ful titled woman beauty are | art studios, will be t ture at the | brunette © far in the majority | Clerawly is y Colonial y'# mother, Lady An wax called “the most: beaut in tho world.” Lord | more will be starred in expected te now ‘Six Daya” at th nat *. const the latter p iy ce, of the best of the foreign. pic-| duction. the first’ sisters. \s — a, “we EAICE COOLED SRR iS The ugies are calling him to battle! Thousands of / I Photoplays That Prove the Value of the Motion Picture Art men are massed on the field of Waterloo! Yet a woman holds him by her wil self away from the temptres LIBERTY NEWS. Greek letter fraternity erects flag pole at home| of Dr, Frank Shaw. Seattle bathing beaches, crowded when Old Sol shines hot. : Beaux Art village children in lawn fete. Mayor Brown pre- sents key of city to Miss | - Liberty. # ‘Thousands march Independence Day pa- rade on Seattle streets,” American Legion's: mo day program at Woodland park. s—he can not tear him- The mighty screen epic of flesh and steel— Starring RALPH LEWIS supported by ELLA HALL and JOHNNY HARRON IT ROARS! IT POUN It rushes and careens through ‘a hundred soul-tingling episodes of staggering drama and then, like the crack of doom, breaks i a ee wide open in one of the most Fighting thrilling, dramatic and scenic Bl dq” sequences ever flung before the 00 Series tenth of H. Witwer's , a ! eye of man! , NOoWw— The romance of the most famous flirt in history. nity Fair fu THACKERAY A Ne ee Also Literary Digest’s “FUN FROM THE PRESS” 80 erary Diges Added— e_—_o_—o—o—O_ “WINTER HAS Coliseum Concert Orchestra will play the following one-hour concert Sunday at 12130 o'clock a. eS B&B HY Y QB BW Hy YQ HY YH HY |W N 4 CAME” (| A Christie OLIVER Cay, Se a | Overture, “If T Were King’ S003 Adam 1 (a) “March Grotesque’ ...... scan *, findl with (b) Intermezzo from “Cavalleria. Rustionna’ iascagni WALLACE HARRISON FORD Added— , (co) "Parantelie.” for flute and clarinets. (0./)<0 saint-snens Will play the foltow- MABEL BALLIN “ » |" Par A ARMA BI CHET ‘ shane : ing concert Sunday cbonan Waney BACK FIRE Vion ote, “Mondo npr ass jagge eens Slaten an isa WLEANOR BOARDMAN A. Mermaid Comedy IN Strauss de to the Third Act from ‘ SHY 1s SCORER CST Paramount's crook drama by the author pana” Conebit Walia ne" of “Within the Laws of a woman. so ee Selected clever that she makes fools of the police! * Overture, Rosaint Lm Lew HOBART BOSWORTH Massenet Zamecniily f America” Patrol. Strand Orchestra under Wineland i ak M. JACQUES BEAUCAIRE, Director i Song 4 , ; : “Willlam Playing Selection from “Thais,” by Massenet pea NTS