The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1923, Page 9

McAdoo rrant— ns. He re may riticism D reason hat cen e. oe nt—and and orking blished roads lies NUUSEMEN MB Seattle StauTOMOBILE : SECOND SECTION Melodramas to Feature Seattle’s Weekly Screen Offerings Thomas Meighan is “Woman Proof” in the current Coliseum screen attrac- tion—until “Miss Right Girl’ comes along, in this case, Lila Lee. Then Tom, who was a hard-working civil engineer before, becomes like all the rest of us. A radio marriage and a dynamited water system dam are bits of color in this highly entertaining motion picture play. ‘Captain Blood’ Film to |‘ANS°0N 10 Bow soon Mack Sennett Will Screen ‘Find’ in Be Started Next Spring “sis: Sen: mised a long ago that bathing girl 1 return altho in a different Vitagraph Prepares to Screen Famous Pirate Story Appearing in Star « promise, ‘Over the ions from fans for the for who! in ns of our actor who’ in their opinion is best fitted for the part of Peter Blood in “Captain Blood,” Rafael Sa- batini’s great romantic novel, continue to pour into Vitigraph studios in Brooklyn. The long list includes almost every screen star of importance with Douglas Fairbanks, Milton Silis, J. War- Thomas Meighan and Ramon Navarro leading in the number of selections by fans. The picture will not be cast for some time, so send along your favorite actor to Vitagraph, Inc, 1400 Locust ave., Brooklyn, N. Climbing Fast Italy Has Spectacle “Quo Vadis’ Mentor Makes Classic n in this co duct member building of the NOVEL SUITED TO SCREEN LANDIS TRIES STAGE areveegrtenai SEATTLE, WASH,, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 192: | any rate, holdir ¢ t New Yor lue Mouse for a fourth week Marion Dat of her many acfoen performances. |Here’s What Managers o |Seattle Theaters Offer! LIBERTY. hundergate,” with Owen Moore and Vir- ; added feature, “Columbus,” one of the (All and Sunday. (Theater thereafter “dark” stmas week.) D—Monte Blue and Irene Rich featured in sucretia Lombard.” (All week.) COLUMBIA—“Jacqueline” (“Blazing Ba: Marguerite Courtot and Lew Cody. (All week.) COLISEUM—Thomas Meighan starred with Lila Lee in ‘“‘Woman-Proof.” (All week.) WIN . GAR ~—Lady Diana Manners, titled Eng- lish actress, in Prizma color feature “The Glorious Ad- venture.” (Sunday to Wednesday, inclusive.) COLONIAL—‘“Merry-Go-Round” with Norman Kerry and Mary Philbin. nday to Wednesday.) MARK “Fury,” starring Dick Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish. (Saturday to Monday, inclusive.) “UNHAPPY THO MARRIED” ”), with It's) a of the sweetest and most appealing |\ATe — PAGES 9 TO 16 2; Asa maiden of the “great North woods, where men are men and women well, provocatively charming, Marguerite Courtot is well cast im “Jacqueline” (also, titled “Blazing Barriers”), at the Columbia.theater this ) ensuing week. Marguerite plays the heroine in an outdoors melodrama of forest fire and villainous attacks by fierce men, and she is ultimately “faded out” happily with Lew Cody as the hero. . POLA COMPLETES FILM | Fourth American Dude Screen Play by Miss Negri Show Soon Watching the Screen BY LELAND HANNUM | HE movies aren't going to be permanently depressed— not if you take the word of William Fox, long known as a conservative in the ranks of producers.. Formally, v3 president of the Fox Film Corporation, he announces » | that: | “* * * Fox Film Corporation will spend $27,000,000 be 1 to tween January 1, 1924, and January 1, 1925, in the greatest, : Clpapdecareg and was | most expensive and most ambitious program of production and business development that was ever undertaken anys t of Miss Negri) Where in the world by a motion picture concern.” and Charle The corporation, he adds,/| distinctly heard, tho a 12-plece or The latter appeared in t is taking this step because of chestra. was playing at the time, original French stage version of t ; ' oe ‘ play, in France. a firm belief that the coun-| 4 xrraq sTewarr, film actrean a jtry is entering a period of} who recently completed “Caim . |solid prosperity and is plan-| and Mabel,” an H. C. Witwer story, Norma in _ [ping on the, conviction that ete set eat on ea the people of the world will] "cele month, In Brooklyn, She attend motion picture the-jcuit in a sketch. New Role aters in greater numbers and Sear i | will be willing to spénd more| H{®R®'S one reason for the win: Schildkraut Assists|money for such entertain- oie Pies . . ment, e Star in Vehicle ‘And. Just.,:tow. yearn ‘hg thel Gaya, ara living eluacies ot Sea word same one of which Fox| Womanhood. More so than ordinarls has ju: n to believe will fol-|ly, it is claimed It seems Alan Crosland wants ‘em low the conviction he sets forth— was smiling broadly at the astound declarations that Cana Wak ing the beaucheous out for his “Nol- lie, the Shop Girl,” modiste scenes, T 8 quite a bit of rivalry as to ich director will get the most of the best lookers » pleture scene venture, ot 4M ENTY iy At vt RVIN S. COBB, noted humorous tana , 1 2 writer, is the latest member of in a new st ud ne ng gentry to take @ | He registered pulchritude and 198 1 » aye picture nt, in/his own opinion, in @ res Los Angeles. HAmund Carawe. Banik i ‘Cain and Mabe ennese star, created a {and she) p New York stage in * popular n ¢ A "Peer Gynt.” nev Beautiful Legs Bring Her Fame NY bores MISTINC T, the noted Parisian ar, who is. under contrac to the Messrs, to appe in e next Garden production, ar New York on Monday Leviathay from Europe. Mistinguet{ brought with dancing /partner, a mus- da Frenth poodle. French a¢tress and dancer nas “the w n with t s in the be given the bi jucers seem to ard the pictur When Kathleen Norris wrote “Lucretia Lombard,” every- one had a topic for teatable and after-dinner conversation Now Irene Rich will portray it on the Strand sereen and\ ocr nna wilt lgive them all something to talk about again. sic ple | Hires'ae: the make a series 1 € to corr lirectors. At his ta: ruary 8, he was 29.