The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 6

COLONIAL ” NEW SHOW TOMORROW OUR XMAS SPECIAL BALZAC SLAVE WITH GEORGE WALSH BESSIE CARMEL MYERS Ml: s aoe WORLD SCREEN? ? of MAKE-BELIEVE :) AND TO MAKE YOU LAUGH LARRY SEMON i IN THE “Gown Shop” PRICES od Irene Matinees ........35¢ | Andy Ward Nights, Sundays and and His (of "Bias at the Organ Holidays Se Band Marry Carey Children +10 PRISCILLA DEAN Clean, wholesome and entertaining comedy 1s “Ruggles of Red Gap,” James Cruze’s pictiré now at the It ts a story of life In a iy typical Western cow town. E he Horton appears in Ernest Torr: Coloni«:. Fritzi Rid parts. thru the atmospher ly witt It gredden th al lovers. COMING IN FILM “a Unte Now Pinying “RUGGLES OF RED GAP” KATTLE STAR Lenore Ulric played the part of Little Rose in David Belasco's play, “Tiger Rose,” on the stage and made it one of the biggest dramatic hits Broadway has seen. Then she | playe d the same part for the picturization of the play which is coming to the Strand Saturday. |B eae mage memascrre TR RUT TN AT THE THEATERS SCREEN LIDERTY Thunder View Marion Davies in The picture 4 the King “and han and COLONIAL” MARKET “Kast Le Wee of Red Gap,” o Talmadge tn ORPHEOM — erie grace, PANTAGES. vaudeville pro & Axiom, the mystia, PALACE MIP-—Wiil King and com- ay In “Witte” Pretty. k Hyinnd and company tn ora declare that n tion of ne of the fas # been lost in 6 ncreen p d “Columbus,” atures at the Liberty Friday night . ae :'s immortal story, “The It is declared to be a master ith all its With be : GLADYS BROCKWELL which bi MAX DAVIDSON and a big east ms The Countess (Carmel Myers) wns SPECIAL TODAY! Internatfonal Nows gets daring pictures of ©, A. Smith wreek on the Oregon Coast. to care for the love of | ot until too late. And| “ith romance and excite | Buster Keaton’s new seven-reok |"Our Hosp * which is comt |to the Coliseum Saturday, has Packed with thriliet {cal mistake of fall © beautiful daugh f Canfield, w out the McKa feud. Bw at his best in the role J of naive youth “Woman Proot” last showings Fr COLUMBIA Baby Pe h »t who has a joomedy kid: | the rang The the screen with a} . from the hearts of men} The stoi has been much read. | |the queen of desire—she powsessed | m all. Seeking thrills, st was | |= Robert Brower Screen Pl ay “Tiger. Rose” Another big film event in offered local patrons of the silver sereen In the announcement of the coming of to the Strand theater |for @ week, beginning Saturday, aa jtho feature attraction, Patterned after the Belusco play | Broadway, starring Lenore Ulric, the agtress who created tho title role on the stage, and who achieved }wuch fame and popularity In her Htatent Dit, “KKiki,"* backed by David | Belasco, whowe indorsement It bears; |produced by Warner Brothers, and |directed by Sidney the photoplay presents a combination hard to equal anywhere, The acquisition of Dayid Belasco, | hin play and all it stands for in tho realm of drama, in @ guarantee of high dramatic quality: The story of zer Rone,” set in }the Far Northwest, in the region |where men and wild beasts rove at }large, Killing and betng killed, im and fear, ia dramatic and soulstirring. As a re sult, the picture ix said to move and tingle with human interest. Rose Boclon, nicknamed “Tiger Rose” for her untamed ways, is 4 | regular wildeat, untutored and unre Leaving home after her sho ts 4 from 100% Courtesy, Music, Pictures TONIGHT—Gooddye to “Thundergate” and “Columbus” will be here from {1 to 4 Saturday to give all the youngsters rey 8) COMING SATURDAY make the hap- piest Christmas of your life BJACKIES BCOOGANES by Belasco A ri) | Lenore Ulrie Stars in that scored a succesful run on| pélled by instincts of hunger, love | ne chock-full of the| pretty leading lair Starr i making a big. hit this week on her re- turn to the Will King Co. at the Palace Hip. She has a number in which is one “Gypsy Blues,” of the most popular pieces in the show, which is called “Sittin’ Pretty. ‘if death on a raft and brought to the factor of a Hudson Bay post, who decides to adopt and bring her up as his own child, In the post she learns to participate in the loves and hates of the men sho is thrown ing Lenore Ulrie are Fe 111110 nley, Joseph Dowling, Andro ranger, Bam De Graate and Theodore Von Elts Starting Saturday BUSTER STARTING SATURDAY— A dramatic classic laden Forrest Stanley, Joseph Dowling and STRAND ORCHESTRA ONDER WINELAND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928 TONIGHT—Good- Bye to “LUCRETIA LOMBARD” a 7 with action, swift as the panther’s spring, with sentiment sin- cere as first Claude Gillingwater Also— ON’? 4 core Comedy I Rosemary Theby Alan Hale S== Ruth Renick A Metro picture SPECIAL— Today and Saturday MAE MURRAY in “JAZZ MANIA” Added Attractio Columbla th KIDDIES’ MIDWINTER out with melody and r offered I West in t | : s played tha Hone gs STYLE SHOW WINTER GARDEN by Ted Lewis Harry Carey han {mer teasteot theta 3 Hauptman’s Orchestra virile drama, owing at the Desert Driver of a man b on a fa rm the tolls VELIX the Cat ZAYE VERVAIS Lyric Soprano WI hy Good Dancers Are Popular y Take 1 oF Latest Steps at STEVENS Private Halls Day and Five. IMli%y 4th Ave, Nee Pike Upstate Floo: Young Poltinbia New Process RECORDS | | © Columbia Phonograch Company | tee woman The whole family will be Dar ATRE thrilled by this wonderful tle crook NEXT YO ACSTORY SHITH BLOF MM nicture—it’s full of big in the | F ; ents was | Second and James moment re was | QUARTET Singing Christmas ALL ACE URLITZER in Metro's 7 rib-twisting & “Our Hospitality” Alno— WILL ROGERS ‘ me more roark— ncensored Movies” nd Literary Digenst's ‘Fun From the Press’ Coliseum Concert Orchestra Under Osborne Putnam HARRY CAREY in ‘DESERT DRIVEN” FOX NEWS adge has returned which is prob | for—trial by At 12Noon_~ : SATURDAY =: JACK LONDON’S = “TheCallOt _- The Wild” °: OPENS at The : B Any seat, Any Time 25 CENTS KIDDIES’ “ 4NA DIME ANY TIME THEY'D QUEER HIM Lawyer—Well, what The fea- nt—Take the ju Doe. I've % plumbing for nearly everybody js town.—Selected. run at the ave Gra Cla Bo Cha cout cou! two) two) cou! coud Hai