The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1923, Page 7

i Re ZUESDAY, AUGUST 31. 1038 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 1" } . sy: I ; ‘ores Ill = “NOW HE By i: dram He AS MURDERERS JUST THINK! 4 Swords flash! thrill to, and,” thrill iC} y) First National brought Andree Lafayette, noted i Chivalry sparkles! BS sae oN humanit Bandits Who Robbed Poker ‘ French star and possessor of the world’s most per- Romance grips! a orgetable—it's real — fect figure and feet, all the from France to uifs, that’s why it’ Game Under Arrest TODAY’S PROGRAM SCREEN play the title role in “TRILBY’ The Big Production Now Here! and then, out of all the actors and actresses of the entire United States, a dis- tinguished cast was selected to support the noted star. NOoW— - Sir Anthony Hope's § sequel to his famous “Prisoner of Zenda” STRAND~ cb ; BLUE MOUSE—Vlorence Vid Alice Adaime, COLUMDIA—Mary Philbin to "Merry Go-Hroun WINTER GARDEN — Klaine Ham tein in The ¥ NIAL—""To Have STAGE Will King and compan} tn a Soa eae Variety vaudeville. LIP—Vaudeville and pho Any Night ACE toplay STRAND The strange f the 1 That's why one is missing something in life if he doesn’t see this American masterpiece! Read what the critics say about “ “nd Broadway.” far ahead of most productions presented on —N. Y. Times. which takes one away from the beaten paths generally trod by film “A motion picture of exceptional merit, You'll just fall in love with her! —N. Y. Evening Journal. HENTZAU with an extraordinary cast of stars and celebrities— e films we wouldn't want to a." —N. Y. Evening World. “'Trilby’ is one of the have to say we had mia HARDING BOOK _TO BE ISSUE D “An outstanding picture with a perfect actr —N. Y. Telegram, A First National Attractio: with Johnny Walker Pauline Garon Lloyd Hughes Bert Woodruff ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Miss Allyn Park, classic dancer, dancing “I Hall of the M Kings,” from “Peer Suite, by Grieg Bryant Washburn Bert Lytell Lew Cody Claire Windsor Josephine Crowell Hobart Bosworth Elaine Hammerstein Elmo Lincoln Marjorie Daw Irving Cummings Mitchell Lewis Gertrude Astor Adolphe Menjou ALLACE AT THE “You'll enjoy it enough to see it again.” —N. Y. Daily News, STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND playing “La Bobeme,” by Puccini SPECIAL— cAaE Paraphrase, “Yes! We Have No Bananas!”’ The part of Queen Flavia in “Rupert of Hentzau,” the ; to “The Prisoner of ’ which is now at. the Liberty, taken by El Hamme in, one of. the screen's best stars. Mis Hammerstein is also the st cof “The Woman Game,” 1 at the Winter G Coliseum Concert Orchestra under M. Jacques big A Mo “West Is West”—Cameo Comedy ine Coming— “Hollywood” Conting—‘Minnie” MOTION PICTURE MAN a IS IN SEATTLE Jack Neville, -promine’ coast newspaper man and manager fo: ' Seattle Party to hun tad6! gad Visit District Fair nive mouse , The new pictures aré taken with EXHIBIT MOVIES IN a doublelens. camera, using film THREE DIMENSIONS |twico as wide as the present tape. : : 4 |The result is a picture 40 feet wide cgaueyetataleracakan et, and 26 feet high, thrown upon’ the sion motion pictures, re: screen “in the round.” ‘There was no distortion when viewed from any e, objects thrown upon the i in a “natural je will be remembered by as the author of the Mexico w natural vision,” were ex en vision.”" pictures. were i K. Spoor, of t and P. John Berggren of. work, entailing of new came pro- machines and other instru- COLONIAL Betty © Star Want Ads are. growing be- people have found that when n and Bert ve and to He *e | gui appearing on the screen at t c al. “To Have and to ¥ antic pictuse of early colony Am d the court of d. It ts elab- | reened and the story 1s s are sam: | er and Better | your Want Ads | | COMING SATURDAY---- Paramount's super-special a, es i t Miruft |, with € > fe i a COLUMBIA “aut "| BRAVE YOu i vin ‘ 4 dramatic © picture shown | ried | 4 f 1 tt mo time t b EAS. ated | : Now! M wh h ig show-| PALACE HIP | ‘ i, v3 The picture is a| An u ul plot carried In Cecil B. DeMille Pola Negri ° in j pst - seo he hip Thomas Meighan William 8. Hart ih habe aut tionand|“Any Nig e present photo-} Agnes Ayres Jack Holt tars ; nilbin, ie als Leatrice Joy Walter Hiers newes aie e y Jacqueline Logan Lila Lee deals yi ° workings of the AT HEILIG Nita Naldi May McAvoy v ‘ i ane oon ends hat life ta | Betty Compson Lois Wilson a whirling m 1. Ne = Theodore Kosloff Gertrude Astor Kerry and al other | Douglas Fairbanks Noah Beery ; ae Owen Moore William de Mille y Peggy Ricardo Cortez a ff MOORE THEATRE ant Washburn y Pickford Hope Hampton Lloyd and 27 other notables! Main 0222 Season Opens Sunday Matinee CIRCUIT Aug. 26 4 Is sweeping all f , BOX OFFICE \F r = VOU LIKED FLORENCE VIDOR in “MAIN STREET,” you will simply love her in ALICE ADAMS’ tt fay Booth Tarkington’s and Elis Prize eels Bond 4 mr 1@ Daring! Stunning! A Uni versal - 2 Jewel 4 Seattle NOW OPEN with its mad whirl of . Ly LIFE, LOVE AND iy de LUXURY TODAY TO HAVE wen, TO HOLD PO oom Dy HEARTS \ 2%" AFLAME af SHUI the curtain on Hollywood—the magic land of pictures. Revealing all the stars in the motion picture firma- ment in the most astonishing cast ever assembled, Telling the swift-moving story of a girl's search for ereen fame. Thrilling, humorous, unusual — and lavishly entertaining. nt, Novelty Organiat PCH TOE) Violet My is one of the| pretty favorites in Will King’s | Isn’t chorus at the Heilig theater. there somebody in She has a prominent part in the ape ae numobe ad with | Seattle who wants to | ‘Stop Thief,” being present- marry Minnie? ed this week. | Artintle Produ “THE WOM GAME” Comedy Clanste IARDE IT’S THE BIGGEST YET!