The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1923, Page 10

of this picture, dealing with the} | dig im THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 10 YALE U. ADDS T0 (“Happy pazm” QuoTH ED HISTORY SERIES “Chronicles” Include New Colonial Pictures ree more subjects In the Chron meriva series, made by s and. released g completion, | tier Woman,’ Poter Stuy i | HERE'S MORE ABOUT Watching Screen STARTS ON PAGE 9 “higher thinking” in many | dramas and comedies than | there is in most trust com- panies, @ For a year, at $5 a seat, this play thrilled packed houses in New York! NOW PLAYING— 6 8 HD silent drama bat long been famous for its noisy production and pleture direction, What with Megaphones and physical gyrations of the temperamental directors when handling eq tally temperamental stars, most loty haye been a bed: | | jam. i] “Daniel Boone" yesant.” “The Frontier Woman,” directed hy Webster Campbell, ts wo throw into high relief the heroism Of women and children in the plo » lif. of America; a eripping re of human on strong mM suspe action. Hut now comes Sam Wood ax the | » “allent director of the alent drama." | Wood never uses a megaphone and he in auld never to raise his vole : | in giving directions, And prop men was The cont é sel camera crankers and extras have written Professor — Nathan learned the hat 2 ri areal arse arnod the habit of silence, Klee: | Wrig trio lights and bells. do all the seholar and ian. “Danixt Be « being directed by Claude Mitchell, and much of the picture was filmed in the Adb rondacks, where Director Mitchell and his staff found locations with ordering | © 6. ¢ | i ODKINSON in the Jatest dis tributor of the celluloid firms |to announce a pretentious pr of feature productions for the com ing year that formerly and Tennessee N » DAYS SHOWN IN FILMS The last of the throc yesant,” with Fra if, ts reported to be practice completed also, In the production | Glenn Hunter in "Grit" ts billed nd the new Lila Lee combination will Inner Sigh © same month Harry will make his Hodkinson de. “High Dawn." | March is due to bring out “Paint ed Women,” with Kirkwood and and possibly a second Carey Dutch on the Hudson, it is stated} that every phose of the work has een benefited by the constant su | pervision of Professor Dixon Ryan} Fox of Columbia University, widely historical sj ist o w York tt ha announced that Webster fer the direc to the pietu (pure wan when there was a mighty d ast of criticiam direct ed at hopele individuals First National's who are that bit is moat any will indte Washi $ staff are now ng locations for is pleture. | Old West Revived in Landis Classic ing of the old West into made n e noted V engaged | the filming oi A. modern “Robin Hood” is Holbrook Blinn, quasi in “The Bad Man" at the Coliseum theater for the ensuing | week. He plays a Mexican bandit of the Villa type, only | GOODWIN 18 CAST more lovable than Frane co was. lovelorn | -——-- | Fox. spe SOUNDS WARMER “GIVE N NEW PART | } ( ucoauthor| M leading lady for t , y farce, | Charles Jones, In his Jatest William pid's Fireman,” Edward Horton stars in a new high class comedy, “To the dies,” at the Strand this coming week, Eddie drinks the toast standing, and with apparent since This mea untarnished hb adam roads and t mountaing untra ry “g roads and tele; lines, be found, For more than a month a dozen ed Utah, Wyoming, No rado, Oregon, New Mexico thand South Dakota in vain. its way thru | fa left its imprint | to § Theo. Roberts Back in Chuckle-Producer A SERN SRE MIOCENE aa Roberts, o gratidest American boyhood as {mmort e screen,” # coming back | hy Rooth T for his first semagn appear “Penrod” Returns to Seattle Screen With ENID BENNETT, JACK MULHALL and HARRY MYERS alt this f& rite ry upon it. This truly BIG PRODUCTION! Thousands are enjoying it daily and sending other thousands to see the most lovable little starlet of the screen in a new and excit- ing melodrama, See Baby Peggy in “THE He’s the Robin Hood of the desert— “ver bad hombre”-—but not so bad when he presents his friend with a wife and a diamond-studded future, all at the ex- pense of a husband who won’t stay dead! 2 can’t get ra ; as ‘ Added— Also— { f 4 ft Furious laffs— Literary i ito ane “ Digest’s ‘Arabia’s Last Alarm’: rex, rxox, Peggy's the Same Off-Sercen as On You'll Have to Hurry! Goo SEATS left for the Bab who role of Dow at the ¢ ty of being im front would imagi She is j Pe Coiiseum Concert Orchestra (The finest musical organization in the Northwest) will play the following popular one-hour concert, Sunday, at 12:30 o'clock: “Andante” m the "Fifth Symphony". .Bosthoyen Buite, “Fr e Christmas Tree”........Rebileoy (a) () Baritone oreador, the opera "Car 3 -» Bizet Soloist, Ivan Mashishin us Russian baritone, “Prelude and Siciliana,” from the opera, “Cayal- leria I cana Mascagni “Czardas © opera, “De der Ww “‘g Grossman om _ the skilled ¢ the ch erope 99 “Sh-h-h” Says BABY PEGGY — "You'll oy thrills, ro. ¢ in my first Big picture.” “WHITE SISTER” HONORED The cast includes Gladys Brockwell Max Davidson Sheldon Lewis MIDNIGHT MATINEE MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL BIG REGULAR ADDED PROGRAM | PRICES . + Sullivan Osborne Putnam Stearns, Conductor MID-WINTER STYLE SHOW ATTRACTION MLLE tambon N, PIANIST 1923 News Tickets Selling for the New Year’s Eve Midnight Matinee FELIX The Cat in he Daily 230. Eves: 79 —— Eves., 50¢; Mats., 30¢ Mats arranged by RIGOLETTO BROTHERS ¢ ber i MADISON BETWEEN FIRST AND All-Artist OND Orchestra With SWANSON SISTERS castles “AROUND THE WORLD” TALI Hill HOLLIDAY DICK HYLAND AND COMPANY IN STOP LOOK and LISTEN! 10¢e= = 20c | 30c SEGAL NEW YEAR’S EVE MIDNIGHT FROLIC ILLETTE ne ( eunteane, | (ome neem FRDKN & RHODA | { HOWAR A Novelty Dance Diversion In “Do ¥ tf ab Jesiestes estesies)esjedjea eateaestesea estestesiesjestestesies/eaies ea/eateaeajeateajesieojea ies) Reserve Your Seats Early | WIHT Watch for “WHITE TIGER”