The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1923, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR SEVERAL Notable Photoplay Productions Will Be Seen During the Coming Week in Seattle. ‘“Trilby,” the Famous French Story; Anthony Hope’s “Rupert of Hentzau’’; Booth Tarkington’s ‘‘Alice Adams,” and the Universal Picture, ‘ of Dust,” “To Have and to Hold” and “The Woman Game” Are Other Features to Be Seen. TODAY'S PROGRAM SCREEN COLISHUM—Lisyd Hughes and Garon in “Children of Rupert of Henteau,” se quel to “The Prisoner of Leads.” SFRAND—Andree Lafayette te “Frit Moone American Legion's film, Without * Mary Philbin tn “Merry ARDEN—“One Million in COLONIAL—"Driven. STAGE ‘OLITAN The all-color show, “Shuffle Atei WO King and com) 1—Andree Lafayette, at Strand. Menjou, at Liberty. 3—Florence Vidor, at Blue Mouse. 4—Mary Philbin, range ite; Garden and Liberty, 7?—Bert Lytell, at Colonial and Liberty. 2 studios in the ‘Merry-Go-Round,” Are the Greatest Attractions. “Children at Columbia, 5—Pauline Garon, at Coliseum. ‘ 1 GROWN-UP MARY IN “ROSITA” VAT) and a big popular cast are features at wel ¥ ow lof “Rupert of Hentzau,” the pletur eminent roles | ization of Anthony Hope's famous story which is showing now at Hamme will «tart nd Bert Lytell are stars of “To Have and To Hold. (BLUE MOUSE] prea § ston NOW— The immortal novel by du Maurier— First National’s “No, you love me! and Trilby feels her senses slip- ping as the evil eyes of Svengali bore through With the famous French star— ANDREE LAFAYETTE Supported by EDMUND CAREWE and CREIGHTON HALE -araphrane—"Yes! Woe Hananas,” Strand Orchestra Under Wineland Playing “La Boheme,” by Puceint Also— “West Is West” A Cameo Comedy By Jack Jungmeyer H°! YWOOD, Aug. 15.—For no other actress has the public so| [\XCELLENT cont limited screen scope as for Mary 19} "ckford; no dictated what she ma rm t do, irre 1. my life I dramat etn ‘Fanst’,” F ng her. at ie toward compromine of .” “But frald the — public them from me I realize I'y LIB SEATTLE'S SOOLeS SPOT plays That Prove the Value of the Motion Picture Art NOW PLAYING—The sequel to “The Prisoner of Zenda” ELAINE HAM MERSTEIN URYANT WASHBURN A HOBART BOSWORTH EN MARJORIE DAW P ADOLPHE MENJ y MITCHELT. Le oie Sir Anthony Hope's GERTRUDE ASTOR IRVING CUMMINGS As exciting and flash- ing as sword play; k BERT LYTEL ebrated gromance JOSEPHINE CROWELL with the biggest and finest CLAIRE WINDSOR \ tf ELMO LINCOLN cast yet assembled in one single picture! OLIVER WALLACE LIBERTY NEWS How!ng eoneert Seattle-built yacht, “The Samo: eh roi gleer na," is launched oxers porno |, ; dein werkt | University of Washington class My in nculpture waneror ne ; Hair nets made in Seattle by girls \ Overture to nl from the Orient SAE BAIA VA VA PIA ds in tr ; hen ” Hale Florence Vidor and Creighton een engaged to play the two leading roles in Ernst Lublitech’s firs’ uction for the Warner Lubitsch had jugt com- “Rosita” for Mary a nd Harry Myers have cast of “Daddleg Watch Monday’s Star = fore “RAYSTAN” (Copyrighted) ANNOUNCEMENT “Greater love hath no man than this: That he should give up the woman he loves to a friend!” COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA will play the following one-hour concert Sunday at 12:30 o'clock: Overture, “Princes: (b) “A M A . DE HOW HERE (ce) “The Vi “Blacksmith” ——— a y * .Puerner = i : Solo for: *Coatralto; First National’s Bigg a) Grand, Walt drama of two : Ses nal ate “March of the Mannikins".Ontvas an e other poor, Fantasie a .. Lake whoalovelthe ’ | M. JACQUES BEAUCAIRE same girl— sch aters’... --Waldteufel Also—Literary Digest’s “FUN FROM THE PRESS” Made by the man who created “Humoresque” True to life is every moment—every mo- tion—every caress and temptation, It’s unforgetable! (RAQKDINARY jancing “In the Hall of the Suite, by Grieg,