The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1923, Page 9

USEMENTS fie Seattle StaETOMOBIL SEATTLE, WASIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928, PAG. ES 9 TO 16 SECOND | SE C }CTION ssuunsasganugntsauaranesauatanasaaaaggaauuutauntgatusasacanensgaaaataasanaszagsagaanaggssatassetttst sannausutatastaganzaeaumgauanaguanaggnnamnaateaaenatnnataaaie Films of Exceptional Quality Feature Holiday Offerings testesscssetssicsiissssssasts tesa SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT OF ALL C L ASSES cp ee LIBERTY COLUME HEILIG COLISEL } BLUE M Now that Baby Peggy has come into her own as a real big feature star, we'll probably 4 see and hear more of her than ever before. But Peygy deserves the recognition, especially after making “The Darling of New York,” which is her first big feature, and is now ‘at the Columbia the ater. ea This is one of Seattle's own little film stars. He’s Jack Murphy, son of former Prose- cuting Attorney John F. Murphy. Jack is making his first appearance on the screen in Seattle in London’s big story, “The Call of the Wild,” now at the Heilig. Jack's younger brothér, Maurice, is also in the picture. STRAND WINTER 5 COLONIAL MARKET cnt of [A PUA BUA DU A PNT AY IA BONG BNI 5 DTA PNT AP ANT AD eS VPS A PY APY APT | NOW—For Positively One Week Only! ¢ Irirst | hae ; Seattle ie Huge buying power, plus unusual seating capacity, means big pic- tures at popular prices in the West’s most magnificent theatre! ;-— ALSO —_ The Greatest Alaskan Picture Beads atl Ever Produced with the voice you'll never forget j ~ Bao eae JACK LONDON S x Travelogue sy “The Soilers” . « Py ie a ca immortal tribute to the faithful, 2-reel_mirthquake i 5 unselfish devotion of dogs! COMING: “PIONEER TRAILS” BS | Se Se NN) Nee NO 7) ON J OO ANY TIME! | a a Ne NL OW re rel weep soil