The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 7

aS * oa \ FRIDAY, AUGL _ puis Y DEATTURS COOLERS anor AR AGE WORLD SCREEN | of MAKE-BELIEVE : TODAY'S PROGRAM fonight—Farewell to GUY BATES POST IN PERSON and in “Gold Madness” ‘onight—Good-b “MINNI The Automobile Ride Classic, TARTING e weseescvecee a. WATKEN LOIS WILSON WALTER HihoRs KEIUUGAN = MAY MeAVoY FORD STERLING HOV HAMPTON SCREEN ATURDAY— SATURDAY— eran in cold Madneas” lo ture Lpatrice Joy and Matt “One of the #4 Nee go pom greatest, if not 3 the greatest, box- latent LIBEWE Moor STRAND Love and banditry on the Mexican border Constance’s first of the screen appearance he MOUSE HH aig Se TMLA— Mary, Phil 1 office successes ws! 41CE COOLED re Ss ¢ almost a year Reery in” eitound. i i ’ We nina we in the history of the screen.” went tane “We . ‘ . DI D. COLONTAL-—Htarry Casey in “Crasle | THRODORS —William Johnston in Motion Picture News. " ara, STAGE MOORE—Loulse Lovely heading Or p Vaudeville bill niet Will Kb i company tn Dancing Ma PANTAGES —Var PALACE 1IP—Y to play, “Look ¥ Paramount's Colossal Superspecial— ‘HOLLYWOOD’ js he dictionary COLISEUM Guy Bates Post, the noted Big beyond description! All the praise-laden adjectives in t couldn't do it justice. YOU’VE GOT TO SEE IT—THAT’S ALL! HOD MaLIST In no other way can you grasp the glorious immensity of it—the thrill of see- ing ALL your favorite stars in ONE picture—the feeling of the emotions brought to the surface by the gripping, throbbing, irresistibly human story of a small-town girl who goes to Hollywood to break into pictures! The stars and celebrities bordering this ad are less than half of those who are in it. Here are a few others you'll see: BLUE MOUSE ANNA Q Ben Turpin's riotous comedy f NILLSON have {ts final « = at the E A feat Connie Talmadge is a pri Heseatnhs dun bell. Not in real lif Will Rogers Gertrude Astor George Fawcett RICARDO: COMERS PARAL Scs eb G bu n her latest picture, Baby Peggy Leatrice Joy Cecil De Mille “Duley,” which will start Snitz Edwards 7 will « huaue| Showing at the Coliseum on Bocaty Daiton Agnes. Ayres Ham Hamilton } . Fri.| Saturday. William De Mille Alan Hale Jacqueline Logan : 1 Eileen Percy T. Roy Barnes Pola Negri s : iby H PALACE HIP Owen Moore Nita Naldi William S. Hart ’ sar Jack Holt Bull Montana Viola Dana Ben Turpin Betty Compson Edythe Chapman THOMAS Kalla Pasha Laurance Wheat \ Astor MEIGHAN Lila Lee Noah Beery FRITZI RIDGWAY Strand Orchestra ia GEARSTGNIE SMtoe = Wineland “Caralina in, the) “Plusand Minus” Playing “Katinka,” by Frbnl A Cameo Comedy PANTAGES TO HAVE GUESSING CONTEST Helene Chadwick CmAnLrs . ONE WHO WILL CHAPLIN ASTONISH YOU First National's ro- Noah Beery mance of a captivat- é Alan Hale ing dumbbell | who es » Dick Sutherland travels on today’s Frank Campeau train with a tomorrow j Walter Long ticket and is as ivor ey domed in all else that os He - A ttebive big ta. theme, JACK PICKFORD nOnERT CAIN STEWART big in scope of production a real story you can and will b HOLMES FINLAYSON she does! Also— Literary Digest’s “Fun From the Press” office by wireless that t settled LAWN FETE FILMED ek Interesting events of the fete \Settles Roan ee ie s an “Evolutic f Styles parade | ey jiut an the) BY NEWS CAMERAMAN | that reviews tno st sen 't Wireless Messages | ead, Each in-| Those who di ny ‘epee tee a V XORK al.—The pt will be gtven‘a:hon up to the styles of 1 Pa er ftems of th be-gty n women p tity of © accou les of we Also— “YANKEE ave the op in the] Fp, SPIRIT” A joyous comedy, with Ben Alexander (Penrod) the Seattle | American Le ibs at the| poppy seed at Seattle's auto shown. on| Ralph Budd ffered for the per he screen of the Lib theater | Northern ral visiting Sea whe! © Liberty News opens Satur- | and Seattle's new weather forecaster COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under seo | the best guense: ALLACE AT THE URLITZER ‘coke tile Mediterranean BEN TURPIN In the Mack Sennett ON GONNEE'S “oULcY” |Meanderings ia Special he eae Abbazzia a Beautiful Resort. “THE M. Jacques Beaucaire Pa Boys Get Big Kick |Two Are Widowed as in Burning Churches | Husbands Die in Sea. LONDON, Aug. 31—Four boys ar-| TL, Aug. Mr Crowded With Vacationers. Fested here confessed they had set a su. Cae rened Super Se J Li fire to myen diferent churches “sus ‘Aeatonllgee Seated ithe Western ance] All Signs in Three Languages. . SHRIEK (<j cai | hauhande"y State om’ | Foothills Come to Water’s Edge. Se ar by Mag ex BY W. HL PORTERFIELD —_ would do credit to the population of fim| ABBAZZIA, Italy—Central andjany American city. film }Southern Europe contains many There is not much expenditure of a| pleasure resorts, partioularly along | money and the prices for everything e, we are informed, It! the shores of the Mediterranean, Of| are exceedingly modest, but while one five times from tho},, a them all, not excepting Monte Carlo, | or two of the big hotels are closea | SB for you. Turn to them n Others Why Good Dancers Are Popular They Take 1 or 2 Lessons Latest Steps at STEVENS Wife Worthless, Is Private Halls Day and Eve. Ruling of Courts beach they learned that both me fad Deed Growded —AND— Jean Stratton Porter's “MICHAEL C'HALLORAR” jecis hotel to enth and Or from|! think Abbazaia Ja the fairest, and have been so evidently for some ce Beach twice.| With the densely wooded Tyrolean | years, Abbnzzla {s crowded with va U4 Mth, Ave rae j the exterfor| mounta:ns rising Ike a protecting! -rtion among whom thére‘are no Young Lady Aw y was iericans except a small delegation Don’t Miss 2- | Stcusususuene Eng. Aug. filmed, 10 Earl ime : heed 1 her luxur- | from our ship aroun¢ is 300 : —_ feet 101 a 90 foned ey hea ulong the lovely bay tor] 4 Rest Show in Henri C, Le Bel, Andy Ward d wher a y vo miles or more, her beautiful Town—That's anis 2 : Tf Géeistende Me Organint nnd hin band Ear * Jnld the | whitewashed, red-tiled villas gleaming | ae RED film down and walked upon It, ould take it] ike the white palaces they are amid 10 hours and 40] | make the entire trip. t it would take sult easily. COMEDY the court Ic ‘Your wife 1 < —n NEWS | AMATEURS jungles of sub-tropical verdure, Dark | green firs, lighter green peppers and | palms, citrus groves, vineyards, just 1eir glory and all sorts of hrubs, cover the terraces succession of wv r from the wal level to the foothills hundreds of feet day, it would | ppove and I lighted on one it would take | whic nd 15 minutes to burn| one at 1 rinutes | Along the waterfront, protected ee it on the sereen| from tidal inrushes and storms by | ou just one hour and) sple ea-walls, are a suc | cession of admirable bathing beaches ind exquisite little coves where | yachts and small motor boats may be | hired by the hour, day or week at ibsurdly low prices, On the at open spaces along the Your boy will get the in @ividual attention that fs possible only in small classes Monday Eve., Sept. 3rd, ¢ AT THE |tirst terrace are the big open air & terite De La cafes where everything to drink, = MADISON “Motte and Tully | from black coffee to champagne, may | e Marshall be obtained at low price and the Inspiration that comes from the leadership of likable men teachers SCHOOL CHARACTER BUILDING. Bova are taught to do tasks Promptly and efficiently Melf reliance and manliness developed through tactful leadership. FOR delicious ices and cakes this region is noted. Ices 4 |cheap but one may take a friend, male or female, sit down to one of Geanié the little tables, order cafe nero and | ice cream and cake at a total cost of | |10 lira, or about 45 cents, and spend | 1R OF the entire evening listening. to the Physician and Sur- music and watching the crowds, Var dite ale hd 4 = Before the war, this region was | treating all di | Hungarian and Austrian, as ume of men and w was the port for much of the Hun. garian hinterland, and the Magyar In “FOOLS OF FORTUNE” Comedy ouhcie DANCING TAUOUT Intermediate class starts Thursday s, Beptember 6, at 8:30. Advanced rasament, ery denitable, Our teachers Professional Dancers, Our ncade ate e Treny sae MADISON Specializes in g NE Wes haters cht ble, rl yon: i 2: Ba BE 1 ei oe Neko Bice Witngathy nn Influence still predominates socially, | STARRING The Wow ; pasium, Games, Hikes. Dr. N. Yow Chinese Memeuy Co, lie not politically, All signs are in fot a dertul a rinamber, 1 i 216 Mesler Way. Male 4398 “CCR "3 three languages, Itallan, German and | | Police BOYS fectly from & pF | Senttie. Wash. OPEN AT 5 P. M. Hineariet | Mary Philbin & to try to learn fro Friday rest day—no mati~ Despite all we have heard of the —and— 0 wor ONSTIPATION | goes, and energy, pep and vim return when taking CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS a continue lovastation of Austria and Hungary, ceusida ie Haveld Oftet e people do not seem to be de ted at all, but, on the contr 7) are mostly In family grou In “DANCING MAD? Wh Ae ae per ee UPe Call, Phone or Write United Y. M. C. A. Schools Fourth ot Madison Norman Kerry eta at once. ‘Take One or three lessons Private Lessona ai! hours, Lady and with a super-abundance of bare: MA In-8208 gentleman Instructors, Phone BAst Keep stomach aweat—liver active— etdler a Bl tbl i logged and very short-skirted chil Rss Ne ha bowels regular—only 25 | Jergaht rnthed cg dren, all dressed in’ finery which " 5 ie Ce af PAPO iy LULL MEAT ha My) yh