The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 21

one pamemmetimee FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1928, Copan mie crn neem Hee ee eerie ee THE SHPATTLE STAR | HARRY IS “TWO-FACED” TT TL TL “The Span- or” It's the reign ing dramatic sensation of America! STARTING SATURDAY— Tho Love Romance of an Artist and Mode! STARTING SATURDAY— Where the Public Knows It Sees Good Shows NOW PLAYING — The amazing story of a girl who lived like a man— First National’s PONJOLA with ANNA Q. NILSSON Re JAMES KIRKWOOD Anna Q. Nilsson ac- JOSEPH KILGOUR cay ee RUTH CLIFFORD man’s to portray TULLY MARSHALL this difficult role! Charles @ Chaplin’s Superb Initial Dramatic Production, “A Woman of Paris’ The Daring Story of a Woman's Soul— Now showing in New York at $1.65 Now showing in Chicago at $1.65 Now showing in Los An- geles at $1.65 The fourth American city to see it will be Seattle. Um A woman vanishes! ALLACE A strange man appears! at the MYSTERY! URLITZER Featuring Bina Purvianct “Stage Fright” An “Our Gang” Comedy and pe Call Main 0012 for information nbout —attrne- tions at The Liberty, Coll- teu or Strand Adolphe Menjou Written and directed by Charles Chaplin NOTE— All other cities have charged $1.65 for this picture, but our prices are not ad vanced. Harry Van Meter, as he appears in the role of M. Neuf- chatel in “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Some idea of the artistry that Is] Hunchback of Notre Dame,” pos- required by the motion picture star| sibly dye to the fact that Lon of the present day in the manner) Chaney, who appears in the stellar of make ups, can be gained by/role of the “hunchback,” has given looking ‘at the above picture/to the screen not only the greatest of Harry Van Meter, who appears) o¢ cha Lite r acting, but also the of the principal roles in the on, “The Hunchback of | Dame,” now playing at the|Ho follows the description by Vic-| heater, This is Van Meter|tor Hugo, the author of this fam- ears in the production In| ous story, of “Quasimodo” to the M. Neufchatel e to the strong lights and the exact eye of the camera, the mo-| Harry Van Meter fs from Mls- tion picture actors have to devote|sourl, having been born at Malta ‘ t deal more time and pains|Ben. Hoe was physical culture in- in the matter of thelr make r, then actor in stock with » Bates, Harry Kolker and Orrin Johnson and then years of maried work on the screen. most detailed and careful rmakeup. ADDED— Charles Chaplin in “The Pilgrim” It opens here Saturday (to- morrow) at the Strand at no advance in the regular Strand admis- sion price— minutest detail, Strand Orchestra Under Wineland TT il ¥ SS === SSS SSS= = SEE = Also “HOT SPARKS" A Cameo Comedy and rary Digest’s ‘Fun From the Preay’ . hea A strong | Gordon is Miss Swanson's leading is laid, are most colorful. SISTER FOUND — . ‘s big American picture,|and appealing love interest is pres-| man, playing the part of “Blue Coliseum Concert : a agtrt anish Dancer,” was having|ent thruout the picture. Huntley | beard.” ‘ Orchestra STRAND—XKann showings at the Coliseum | Under | en v r The new feature | Osborne Putnam mn is @ screen version YESTERDAY | — wate : Chambers’ famous |STARTING Today Man, 90 Years Old, Seeks | picture pe ey ae rhe Common Law."" In this! SATURDAY —Korever ‘4 |that nie ppt Bre »roblem is said to be I Out Lost Relative |r “a y—the problem | ate sin ich often occurs in the | Sonceail DORA, Ala | STAGE wealthy young men— P w r 67 y METROPOLITAN—Dale Winter tn choose love or fortune. ne cast includes Miss duPont, Myers, Corrine Griffith, Con-| Siliot Dexter, Doris Bryant Washburn, Phyllis] r, Hobart Bosworth and Wally to villag r his irene.” ORPHEUM—Kronia heading vaude- The Watson Sisters eville bill Will King «i 00 was spent thruout the for physical education A BIG $1.50 Picture for Shout the Glad Tidings! ND Big Triumphant Week Starts Today 2:15 and 8:15 The part of Quasime k the most di er en CARL LAEMMLE Dw ha whee Madison, bet. Firat and Second re Last Times Tonight NI AA liams came That Snappy, Breezy Musical day. The rich rom 6 ” | LIBERTY story of “A ; Thelsle of Love GLORIA Ee ™ With SWANSON y Ve mi ana Guateny of t Certain forms of protection a ’ ch and several others — ae 4 & ‘ aes meee . . es existed even! “BLUEBEARD’S ih CARL LAEMMLE presents TONIGHT ONLY! EXTRA TONIGHT NILE AMATEURS 20¢ 406 “The Midnight Alarm” EIGHTH WIFE” BATES’ (¢ BRATED ORCHESTRA 3rd and Madison EL jot-213 Why Good Dancers | Are Popular They Take 1 or 2 Lessons er Friday Charles Chaplin's firs umatic production, “A Woman of rari is coming to the Strand as y|the — featu aturday lisguise a man, fi the soul-d 1d miners; f y for find wil latest Stopes TODAY harles C STE TENG Tomorrow of ) sacrifice herself for the Narra z VENS CHARLES JONES by stan trial for a murder|‘h!s picture “4 aa say ns re sig a man committed. 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