The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1923, Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEE MONG the New Pictures to Be Offered for the yeaa of § Seattle Movie Fans Sale the Coming Week Are: Buster Keaton’s “Three Ages”; “Her Reputation,” a Newspaper Drama; “Bright Lights of Broadway,” a Story of New York Life; and Johnny Hines’ “Little Johnny Jones.” “The Coy- ered Wagon” and Pola Negri’s “‘The Cheat” Are pone Over, While ‘‘Lovebound” and “The Abysmal Brute” Will Play Return Engagements. SEDI IO CE ee OD POLO DOTS OT AO ODOT OPOT PDTC TOD IDT OET TODAY’S PROGRAMS “4 SCREEN METROPOLITAN—“The Covered Wagen,” COLISEUM—Daster Keaton tn “Three Agee LIBERTY—May McAvoy in “Her Negrt in “The [A—"Bright Lights of ARDEN—Se COLONIAL The Man Who Saw Tomorro: STAGE ORPHEUM—Nessie Rarriscale other vaudeville features HEILIG—Wil & presenting “You PANTAGES—Varlety ¥ PALACE trr—y play, “Lo ar nald Denny, Colonial. 5—Johnny Fox, Metropolitan. 6—Buster Keaton, C . 7—Johnny Hines, Blue Mouse. MARION DAVIES IS REAL ACTRESS : i HERE’S BABY: PEGGY'S DAILY ROUTINE JAMES W. DEAN | REAKFAST at seven. YORK.—Marior % her picture makeup len has a ht : : ves on the movie set at muh 3 b “baie z forgotten that fact, a Thus s > ks until eleyen. & BLUE MOUSE * © be one of the mont ¥ ‘ OW ! aight lu usually egg: fig” hy ~ ") J J e another PALACE HIP Marion mother of the to Baby I JACKIE IS NOW nd a gilva k. Mine Davte : By re kr | J. Warren Kerrigan has an ex: A “SIX-GUN KID” eally a This ! a uss © kin a man ¥ ellent opportunity to display hist bly the first one ow t f tors as a fencer in “The Man From» has ute Ww n . 5 ‘odney’s.” which is now in pro# One of the vivid scenes in paw bags y.”” 2 Re MNS He TN 73 c f r ? * n 1 production based on they innumerabel laughable situa y ¢ At) its f 3 q declared. that's e 1 eorge Barr McCutcheon, | vamp ° a duel in which Mr. Kerrigan is creen. A t is one of the principals. Other noted j Written, foc), her. F who are working in thi ny picture of K . and It is said to be packed wi thrills,” It satir: the three + at jem di B E R 2 x a -fatrl_ on Broadway and tw mal : din ea voles, “at peace recognition ‘ : ; ay ‘ : nee DOW. Ye ere evidently | anda Hawley, Pat O'Malley Se story of scandal a : m Bumnan:, interest Bar F aud by..wer | é ig eam aay ; n| ° , | miintorm sa n td 2 Kathicen Bey one told in t : 2 at ast headed by in Kenyon and) op 4, tion he twirled two PERT erage | 4 i Grittith ap oe As a pe oe a] so ander erty, in“ ter * wh | Harrison F Present the story iM} mean looking six oters long since She di awat cs | fs ie’ hulle true. that, ahe te takfon the aay wh called: a newspaper « 3 a erestingly, disqualified fer act dui by rea-| New York thi lay 4 leading role in “Black Oxen,” but | Avoy as the star, b 5 on of certain ing eanential | th n 1 0 ef ; ’ jit will not ve until she starts on| Four little ters were select- appealing role anc : ‘ * ® | pa ¢ nd masquerades an a be : q of the Id" that she will |e by the Warner Brothers A gE RB ihe 1th tale genet 4 k starred, Yes, atl good things |t© portray the roles of the children Lioyd SC c nown to hia studio ates as | N ‘ y pomniaité thoke cwho ‘Weait jin the picturization of David Bet. Erie Mayne and oth 1 known , ; the “six gun kid” at least unt 1 Mix ‘ % >oegy<-Change her gender—in the |48c0's play, “Daddies,” which will wears off. obably c ‘es jes! First there is Anna Q.|be directed by William A, bee — © nere 11 1 4 4 i : | who become a ma “|The four little fellows are Priscilla aytime W In credited t t tween Marion Davies and Harrison Ford in “Little Old Neu ries bette Hae may Mac.| Dean Moran, the DeBriac twins, and ia) one of the most catchy s ers rn n jn this! York.” | who dons a man's garb in| King Evers. on's pi which will|t of the year. It ts fi the | f and | |"The. Fighting Blade", and then| t feature at thi r ot Lenore Coffee ar 2 y her w i * Mis yay \ nk with] screeen whose number may be count-/comes Connie Talmadge tripping | This in “The Dangerous Maid,” and ir tt i on the fingers of one hand ‘right in with her masculine. attire.'you might well say dangerous. Always the Best tor Lhe Liberty Guest Rich, beautiful, innocent, ; she dances gaily to the lilt of the carnival on her bri- dal eve. Suddenly, from out of the shadow, comes gos- sip, scandal —her reputa- at tion torn to shreds! on Her first picture in Paramount's huge with a happy dramatic suvcess— ending! Laffs You'll Also— ; ‘ Never Forget! re “Tail Light” : With The frozen-face comedian ; Comedy ‘ . Gants under WINELAND With WALLACE BEERY “Three times as funny as his two-act comedies.”— San Francisco Chronicle. ” Also—Literary Digest’s ae MICH LIFE” “Fun From the Press” A Mermaid Comedy With MAY McAVOY and LLOYD HUGHES COT ein cabo taoe, Geert rok Will play the following one Supported by Casson Ferguson, Winter Hall, Erie Mayne Wid, steak a stirs meteayd Northern Berenade A First National Attraction AL6O— z, ALLACE soak ka dna inegie Ces Padre ANAL URAERES | fee 9h eae “BOYS TO W AT THE Sabi iis Mina hotty” Andérnen "7" ‘ fy tea é Show Courtesy BOARD” URLITZER Atha Penta Bike Velen aaret keane Pees baron ‘y : . ! A seore and a half sa Comean *. | ERNEST: Py, RUSSELL : ‘ ‘ greaviona dusts tn Comedy Solo 0 ame Sherry ‘ i 5 Jadame Short creations yet in ORGANIST M. JACQUES BEAUCATRE, DIRE CrOR from Paris