The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1923, Page 7

ar FRIDAY NIGHT BROADWAY'S FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS NEXT SATURDAY COMES “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES” Another big Broadway hit, with JOHNNY HINES right fr York st aS aS ——————————_ | dont_ starr jertertaining Coliser CEE RURAL SCHOOL | Columbia _ IS EXPLOITED BLUE MO! for more. active partict | pation | al public: schoo! by Washington ° whe 1} | Tuesday at a-meeting of | tives of State Grange. fede m, state Farm Bure 4 r and the Parent intendent of senoc Teachers’ ans zanon was formed, | it was said, as a result of action taken during the State Grange con-| ‘rhe cast of ference at Bremerton last June It! the present fea | erill mean a more active interest in|, educational matter on the p. 7 ithe farmers. It was held th 1} imany rural districts school needs are Russel! |*} j were inadequate. : State Grange Master A. 8. Goss|itughes, Dolores LIBERTY wful Larceny.” the Liberty, ‘The Most Dynamic | Personatity om the Sereent will heal the new body and S. Soren-|Gray and several others who are son, president of the Washington ¥ prominent yet, but are |Parm Bureau federation, will be sec lo pinyers. retary. | eee — | COLUMBIA | Fire is the greatest cleanser for I cities and vice-infested regions that |the world has imown. In “Drif | . | Your Favorite Film Negatives that make good contact prints make equally good enlargements. What- ever of interest or beauty the picture contains is emphasized and the effect is generally even more a, wh Coming: “Bright Lig of Broadway” There are many | thrilling scenes in a number of well kno Jin the playing cast “ee PALACE HIP USINESS | LECTURE. * —sr— 7 HL.KNOX Seattle's Most Sneceastut lesmanship Instructor “SALESMANSHIP | THAT WINS” Ih this tecture Mr. Kno $i¥e you + benefit y nef} MASONIC CLUE Fifth Floor Arcade Building Tonights o'Cloek Mission Veen No Collection Sette Oftivg: 95206 White Building MA in.0364 ASSOCLATY: CATE YounSELE WITH succrse pleasing. Bring in some of your f-vorite films. We spe- cialize in enlargements of the superior kind. Until Friday Night— WILL KING Last Times JOUN GILBERT in DNESS OF TH” Wednesday and Thursda BRYANT WASHBURN —in— STORY Live TONIGHT AMATEUR CONTES'T Comedy and human Inte mbined in Viola Dana's yve in the Dark,” which | occupying the screen at the Palace story deals with the life r of a gang of crooks to keep herself straight thers, Cullen Landis Most Seattle screen fans | will remember, Sessue Haya- kawa, the celebrated Japan- ese actor, who was quite a favorite here a few years ago. Hayakawa has not been | his appearance in “The Ver- million Pencil’ at the Winter 'Garden, starting Thursday, | will probably draw a lot of old fans. seen here for a‘long time so} THE UO POONCONe Heer ereEHesneeseHeeseEeeeEesesesesese | - STRAND COLONIAL “Hungry Hearts, | Above, |two of |the burlesque | comedians with the Russian Peasant Revue Below, Richard Burton, in “Captain Kidd’s Kid” —another fun riot on this week’s program UT cs] Kill SEATTLE STAR AT COLONIAL ] Until Friday Night Oniyt Makes $25,000 and Girl Turns Him Down One of the best pictures that Bryant Washburn ever) tarred in was “Hungry Hearts,” a dramatic sereen sl! version of the famous Rus- sian story. The picture is now featured at the Colonial, With Jack Holt re tion nd @ strong 4] cOLIScUM TO SHOW |! NEW KEATON COMEDY |: 8S BOARD IN JAIL first real feature m Jamartest wome n of t ear PTT MCT TCT CHM ca TM Mc A BIG FREE SHOW! Yes, Free! —every boy, girl and grown- up in Seattle can see the great Ackerman & Harris vaudeville shows at the Pal- ace Hip all winter—free of cost. WHAT TO DO This newspaper has purchased 2,000 tickets to the Palace Hip theater and will give two to every boy or girl securing one new subscription tq this have anyone who {* not having The Star vered to thelr home agree to take the paper three montha. pu do not have to collect any money or make delivery of The Star—simply take the order for the paper. Have subscribers algn the subscription blank and bring It, as noon as you get it, to the circulation department of The Star. Ita juat as enay as onting strawberry shortcake umber of tickets you 0D FOR ANY PER- FORMANCE (for kiddie: grownups). Remember — ALL 8U RIPTIONS MUST BE NEW —that is, from people who are not now taking The Star USE THIS BLANK GET BUSY TODAY . 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