The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 7

ray of stamping ver been be of from 10 t9 to . convicted | Western rd. pulity of only puity @ bred himself og 25 Weller OOD — HECK sudden pr,the water: 21 feet idge at noow { HER Ay fornia, a shington, im- labor prison- mediately, an spring up in) ry that will fs in Califor a statement lhe release of- or prisoners” | ing sent, the B thruout thé New Waste problems per y, JANUARY 4, 1924. TONIGHT— Positively final showings of Holbrook Bilnn ‘in “THE BAD MAN" STARTS = SATURDAY! Billig *' Oar Saturday Attraction— AFLAME with the passion of First Natlonal’s picture life! of & woman Avho bar gains with Mfo— THE AGE i CFDESIRE” = BURNING with the mad : zc with Colleen Moore MILTON SILLS ELLIOTT DEXTER SYLVIA BREAMER MYRTLE STEADMAN WALTER McGRAIL BETTY FRANCISCO PHILLIPS SMALLEY Mary Philbin William Cellier, Jr, Myrtle Stedman girl” i This is the “new” Mary Pickford you'll see in “Rosita,” opening Saturday at the Strand. THE SEATTLE STAR BLUE MOUSE LAST TIMES TODAY ETERNAL THREE DOUGLAS’ TEENIE WEENIES STARTING TOMORROW FOR ONE WEEK es RUPERT HUGHES’ inside story RENO Mary's thru with “little The crook drama with a “new” twist! = So bold that even =the author didn’t dare sign his right STAGE Added— “HAM” HAMILTON the bashful boy, in some “awful” ‘out- bursts— “MY FRIEND” Last Times, “His Children's Ley § with Bebe Danicls AT THE Conce: \\ URLIGZER poopie under Ogee Li PUTN. AM Home of ¢! GARDEN literature’s WINTER One of most) famous | for perism and Jazz that has ¢ x made MOUSE Hughes b t to , BLU Madison, bet. Firnt and Second LAST TONIGHT Dick Hyland’s Farewell Revue Coming Saturday and Sunday “McCALL’S SCOTCH REVUE” 10e—20e—a060 | | Thrilling | Dramatic’ | Moment PRISCILLA DEAN in her most fiery role, supported by WALLACE BERRY,MATT MOORE and RAY GRIFFITH. AND BILLY SULLIVAN in a new series of the Famous “LEATHER PUSHERS” From the inimitable Collier's Weokly-Kight Romance Stories by H. C. WITWER NOW PLAYING THREE WISE FOURS | CONCERT ORCHESTRA val er. Atter Kiddien . Hauptman’s TODAY 1923 sr Tomorrow Review “THE . LEAVENWorTH ZAYE CASE” VERVAIS Soprano You News Comedy inter: national News It ¢.| What happ: WORLD of MAKE-BELIEVE oak Dick p, trag or | fight on the edge o | COLUMBIA Emory Johnson ha “In the Ne Above “The een in He dares to bare the truth about our Comic, Tragic, Amazing marriage mix-ups. —and— Al St. John “The Tailor” Prices Matinees. ...25¢ Nights Sundays | 500 ANDY WARD AND HIS BAND SUPREME eA aR, COMING; “DAY OF FAITH” a) quite difte Hyland and. compan! ko and Lis ons to the children, the side of {t and the o is all pi alded as a fas a boiling ere cee now at the ne of the Law.” The pic Mail Man I are AGH 7 FOR YOU! For everyone in Seattle who desires entertainment EXTRAORDINARY! STARTING SATURDAY “America’s Sweetheart” FRIDAY PICKFORD in the Spanish romance— = ROSITA’ with Holbrook Blinn and George Walsh | STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND A lullaby of love! An overture of passion! A song of romance! nnn Comes# No picturés Fri. Bl day or Saturday @ owing to en- gagement 0 Pavlowa \Why Good Dancers | Are Popular STEVENS Private Halle Day and Eve IBN Ath Ave, N Upstalrs—Third ‘Anni ing comedy that is all for ment. Eléanor Boardman it Young Lady h Woman's Message 0 Women: n Knows a Woman's Trial Understands Her Need of Sympathy and Help ers’ popular A wen only to o of women— Lepl FOR A FREE TEN DAYS" TREATMENT Jest es, Summers’ Opaline Remedy for yourself, tn your home, | THE SUMMERS MEDICAL CO., Wo Dept, 45 South Bend, Ind, (Mrs, Summers’ Remedies Are Sold At Leading Drug Stores.) sement.