The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1923, Page 7

j FRIDAY, AUGUS' }) 4ST LIBRATY 100% Courtesy, Music Tonight—Last Times \ 1D e “Children of Dust” /| Tonight—Good-bye THE SEATTLE STAR "ip. // Pi STAGE WORLD SCREEN of MAKE-BELIEVE PIP) to “Rupert of : Hentzau” TODAY'S PROGRAM “ ” i © STARTING gee |) Piet [ THE SHRIEK } N SATURDAY— cot rsnes—u She writes herself love letters because no one else will. lary Phlibia in “Merry Because she never had a beau, she spreads scandals about herself. And when _ her heart won't bear any more, she has [Ml tcsus a the to liveher romance. Jj|'**,°" STARTING SATURDAY— EN — “Three Who You ngver saw a picture like this before, and perhaps never will again! raing Sands.” MR icsatist silat Set in the land of studios and stars, with all the famous actors and actresses, directors and camera men, authors and other notables you can think of in it! Paramount's nuper special with all of ture starring An q 4 Hollywood famous French rand was hay portraying — 4 NY And there’s a real story attached to it! the different roles a _|POST) LIBERTY The last show |Hentzau,” the ne joner of Z% Aa ater were being eatrice Joy a of th feat e ) Ben Turpin, he of the trong tn b i com-| ” edy. Marshe 1 the| Crossedest” eyes in the filming movies, forsakes the old fa auiliar derby Jand. cigar. fo It doesn’t matter who your favorite star is, or how many you garb of an Arabian Shriek” in his latest picture, like, you can see them all in “Hollywood.” Here are some of The Shriek of Araby,” which the Blue Mouse them you'll see: | BLUH MOUSE the Noted Star |was being presented I screen at the Blue showing here of Ben Turp t | comes Saturday. Hee ein race S| ras Proud BEN TURPIN DOROTHY DALTON — ROBERT McKIM Senin | |v. + Ton FORD STERLING WILLIAM DE MILLE MARY ASTOR of Its Star § KALLA PASHA EILEEN PERCY ROBERT CAIN Post's Boyhood MARY PICKFORD J. WARREN KERRI- JULIA FAYE DOUGLAS FAIR- GAN T. ROY BARNES BANKS NITA NALDI # LEATRICE JOY pass iy NS BULL MONTANA HOPE HAMPTON BETTY COMPSON RICARDO CORTEZ. JACK HOLT LAURANCE WHEAT DINKY DEAN MAY McAVOY STUART HOLMES Marshall Neilan’s Human and hum First. National Pro COLUMBIA in conjunction with \ his latest screen suc- e A real ree "AMES OLIVER 4 r Leatrice Joy Madness” 4 Matt Moore cua! S Raymond Griffith \( Men laugh at her, Cleo Madison women taunt her, and | COLISEUM Guy Bates Post, the popular atage n star, will make hi I appeara r yhood in 8 s that mome of his him are indeed tn- | fold ct | @ Gress Dera one day she blooms & of hi |teresting. At one time” Yow sof" AGNES AYRES JACQUELINE LOGAN NOAH BEERY 4 4 utr taet urwood's farm: | hod apent all his spare time tuck: | fi SIGRID HOLMQUIST THEODORE KOSLOFF GEORGE FAWCETT ing to learn what he could/ Mitchell Lewis society belle! Remember his Pees) acting in “The. Masquer- \( ader" and “Omar, the Tent- maker"? NOW see him in om “PITFALLS OF A BIG CITY” with James Finlayson and Dot Farley “Children of Dust Its last showings ¥ o- was having |; ALAN HALE POLA NEGRI CECIL DE MILLE B trons MEGHAN WILLIAM S. HART SNITZ EDWARDS LILA LEE ESTELLE TAYLOR HAM HAMILTON ANITA STEWART GERTRUDE ASTOR VIOLA DANA WILL ROGERS JACK PICKFORD GEORGE STEWART n, a Beattle bual- Karl Harbaugh, ali . told a few of the thin, up to Post's leaving Sea: rch of wuccess on the stage, over 30 years ago, ALSO— BEN TURPIN in his latest Mack Sennett's scream— | | PALACE HIP | “Any Night,” a dramatic croc |picture, is to remain as the featur jat the Palace Hip until Friday jnight. ‘The new attraction will be |a fast-moving comedy drama, “Look |Your Best featuring Colleen | “an Moore, A Moreno, Barl Met- r that Bill, he , talked to him by t Fad dP Saeed cee A ec OA Coliseum Concert | Orchestra ALLACE fam rs ae tater ot it eM FRITZI RIDGWAY ANNA Q. NILSSON And one other who will “Burning ° ot BABY PEGGY EDYTHE CHAPMAN astonish you. under at the N.. Jacques Beaucaire 4 URLITZER N An event-that possibly will never take place again in filmdom! Jazz Classic “Carolina in the Tall Morning” ys opposite Du tin Farnum in “Three Who \Hides Under Pillow |the present feature at the "Wi | Garde: © plete a rea | and Eludes Police |‘ eae The picture 1s a real W CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—When the po- | exci id ‘when he start hance with the ywd. He always | of good Englis y careful in Today ate tenon lice received a hot tip that Francis | schon OF wort DU STIN Moran, wanted for highway robbery, | Ls aa Want ne Sagelweel atonal ls aad his aprapees oan | é FARR was at the home of his sister they|\y Golume lanl ave ni wr IZ ick dash upon the south/ “Three V Who Paid mane, 8 cbick 6 Re | side house. They found Miss M i REMOVAL NOTICE | Wil l Dros Invitations Mother Ryther to Fly| Over City | from an airplane several hundred | Coming Sunday een and another young woman in bed, but no trace of the fugitiv found. When Moran was c three weeks later he boasted that had escaped the raid by hiding unde the pillows of the bed in which his sister and her girl friend were lying. Booth Tarkington’s prize story Dr. J 1 | APOlis L. Montgome iclan and attle and be | active practice at 221 a building, comer Fourth and Pike Advertisement. ae UNDER cesoue a Wineland Playing “Katinka,” by Friml A Cameo Comedy her, pi ‘J m the Ryther hild home, will’ acatie r invitations | _ aturday morning to the Labor Day | at De Honey's New Academy Pike at 13th &c Mennescey pas. Mo! ther pipthee: a partis rt jas to be held in the downtown BEAUTY SPOTS | all. Ripea, hoes nes ate the Beautiful Swine! 4 E ; " . © dance since it | armo' ; s G 4 Auguat Bot is . 1 und » i | Following Mother R er’s filgh | | sreatest interest to tourists, How They Glisten at the Seat o The latest satepa lt! behalf b child h iF e at 9 | ' h roped | plane a . troduced’ by ™ 000 morte when further plans for the OF B. 6. SHOWN. Another feature of this exhibit] CHICAGO, Aug. 24—An enterpris are the views of Vancouver Island. | ine fay é 3 © farmer has perfected a prepara- |The exhibit of the Bellingham coun- a % tion to make the skins of show pigs De Honey, See Am may be Tabor Day ifting of the aes : |try consists of views by Huntoon | glisten. . . th ater. Gancera "in — | will be discus The Musicians’ otogra hig Exhibit Will |taxen along Chuckanut Drive. His | > with beautiful Sea trae rere tie | union will give a band concert; TV ao [sunset long this tamous arive | fHITTIIHIIIITIIIIIINIINIUIIH. ‘i Dancing | vivian of the Community Service, End August 31 ‘i SLi ane! Bodh Mt ASE FLORENCE : avery Osa erewe hen or }will conduct community singing; Is probably the best instance a |] Join the Jolly crowd ® Mayor EB. J. Brown, Judge Calvin 8, PTS TAT! that type of a picture included in || Melody Shop Orchestra Hall, Frank Kannalr and William | ans eae tt exhibit of beau-/116 entire exhibit Seattle's greatest dance artinta, |S. Short will speak. Campfire Girls|t¥ spots of the Northwest, which | ——___ America’s finest ac where and Boy Scouts will also take part | cle Friday, August 31, includes | (=== > ep edteee aakece creas TIER, in the program. et a collection of abaut 60. Views of wie oat ab The * | Tex British Columbia, comprising the re ar Dancing Taught | SING RUSSIAN’. BRIDES ; : Be lll thes. aks Avon's. Tasman most Tavsia oe BRINGING RUSSIAN $8 |country around and in Jasper Park Latest Stepa nt stupendous y ateps 1 o7 | NEW YORK, Aug. 24 The Am-| These pictures feature about the | STEVENS J eritan Relief administration hore an-| wildest and most rugged Private Halle Day aad eve | nounces that two dozen of Herbert/ the entire exhibition. © great||/1511%4 4th Ave, Nr. Pike ever offered Hoover's famine fighters are bring-| tumbling glacter, one of the won-|||_ Younes Sady Assistants Seattle! ing Russian brides wth them as they |ders of ‘America, 1s included in two | as are leaving the soviet republic. The| views. Mt. Babson, the highest A. A. A. etd at these workers | point, and Maligne Canyon, the | had no ble getting their brides point of British Columbia, entertainment ery of | Thuraday eve, Aug figure taught, You || This Great Picture — It e embarrassed @ Is Proving the | est Sensatio Offered in * Seattle ver Ackerman & Harris Present Will King lout of F Most of the wome ach shown from different | speak Ing! 4 two princess and | y th T H E S H R IE K |yeveral countesses are among the wonderful Golke range, Kin. barcaithl a: i Rnd it ; number, es. Horn in the} 50 P | 50 OF ARABY” aa a aa eople 4 onsone . iN Prachers, ‘vou, mn Oldest Town Crier \ uNusUAL FRAY ae eas ein the ot i t q ‘d in World Is Dead CAFETERIA ees Thief” i You can find with funny J MAIDENHMHAD, Eng, Aug. 24.— | igs. BY Day BEN TURPIN Mark Jamés Taylor, the world’s old- AT LOWEST y first class dancing N est town crier, died here at the age FRIDAY—SATURDAY | PRICES IN FIVE REELS OF LAUGHS EE Rate BURNING SANDS o all securing tickets before F nol] & lonsous in ‘WANDA HAWLEY, MILTON SILLS, ROBERT CAIN, JACQUELINE LOGAN SUMMER PRICHS for $6 or In be~ « for #b (and will runratites to teach you to dance), This term is really worth $16 Starring Aecure tickets at once, Tale Mary Philbin or three lessons a week, Private aa ra, Lady and gen= sional instructors Norman Kerry ip this out Treating Men Meleine Free Washington Bldg. 705 Kirst Av “A