The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 19

JANI Sir Hall Caine’s “MASTER OF MAN” A Picture That Years g Will Not Victor Seastrom Masterpiece Coming— “Unseeing Eyes” et The Great,” the police ch won the championship field trials for best trained gs, will share the sellar Ss with Jimmie Adams in marating Papa,” a Christic in production at the tie studios. FOR THE STAGE . Ten Lessons, $10.00 ring your E COURTSHIP of £3 STANDISH” = SATURDAY ——= COLLEEN MOORE is winning favor at the Pan- Howard Langford, in a pleas- ing little comedy ping.” t, “Shop- “A “a Lite’ release of the Lyman H. Howe Hodge- Podge series, thru Educational Film Exchange, Inc. | WATCH FOR | Rex Ingram’s Scaramouche will be the next AMNQVUCAUEUYQOEOULATUOOOOUALEREUDAAYAE OAD TODAY TOMORROW HYLAND “shitting Sands” Fer News Comedy with ME WALKER CE LAKE and 1 MARSHALL, LARRY SEMON THE Gow SHOP’ smarter cow comedy UULNUQUOUUERUUELLUQOUOOUUHEAUETAGAHLLE sory of the S| Smart model) tumes — smartest Also “BAG and BAGGAGE” Comedy Drama Centeny COMEDY Interoationat New, ——<—<—<$—<—<———————— —OOOOOO POPULAR PRICES tages this week, where she is} appearing with her partner,| bie) _HERE “Judgment of the | made Storm,” Ricksen, George have the principal parts. STAGE ACTION, - from the story by Ethel Sty Hackathorne, Myrtle AU IMOR ‘AND. the at picture production of the New Palmer corporation, * Middleton, is coming to the Heilig theater Saturday. It is described as a strong drama, ric ch in action, humor and pathos. Lloyd Hughes, Lucille Philo McCullough and Claire McDowell Stedman, HEILIG WILL ? OS P. ATH ) BE ENAMED At its completion hou: | | in both 4 anical features th nized today as vaudeville const time and de of the the 1 one houses on with the exception Million Dollar theater in most superlat | motion picture palace, Architect Jit man state The grand foyer the object of has a been Kroatenst interest to v to the Million Dollar Heilig, A combin of Italian Renalss different Greek classic ance ideas, it contal varteties of impoi ne at $2 8 not Include cont irror and monale the inlaid r 8 replacing the marble however, that 4 Architect Bittman rieties of the t and the re 6. The mar antique, oncerned. an imponsibility y twlee of \ organ, which to tal more than $60,000 George Randolph Chester, of the on picture in in the Satu: will soon see “ the pleturization of h of finance and soc reen. David Smith. Vitagraph, whose re rung Evening Roses, mous novel on the ucer for the film pro has completed J. Stuart Blackton, whose pro- duction, “Let Not Man Put Asunder," with Pauline Freder- ick, Lou Tellegen, Leslie Austin and Helena D’Algy in the lead ing roles, will soon be seen in this clty, has gone to Holly. WORLD ScRzEN of MAKE-BELIEVE TODAY'S PROGRATS SCREEN LIBERTY —Hii) Hart returne to the “Wild Bilt Hickok “Blinky Mae Murray's act- 4 ravishing gowns BLEE MOUSE. apted from Bir Master of Ma STRAND { Myles tay and A melodrama of ifting Bands arry Bemon in “The Marguerite ‘Wandering Daughters. La Motte STAGE ORPHEUM—orp! vaudeville. PALACE mir. K pany in “I'll Bay So. OAK—Lancaster-Baird comedians. idee AAI TRU IE COLISEUM Mae Murray’ grace the Col Row" for the | le sing a highly pop © and com- Pretty Miss Ina Frederick|"¥ashion Row" greatest dramats Strong bi inating ch c of lar Bill,” a Benton's stor Coliseum » week. A Jand u big cast LIBERTY | At the Libert | Hart wilt be rest ix the Halt Hummt color - much-talked-of Apache: | eee | STRAND An pla Strand of an unus theater Brother,” Beach's n has provenat end {ta which ture, will engager day night icture wil e,” heralded of modern-4 unusual h a different phase pictures have Ayres, Theodore La T nclpal roles. than any ot [Naldi, Agnes loff and Rod een in the pi WINTER GARDEN A colorful story of the ert with all jts Arab sand, js being Granville’s F the current den feature Part of the story deals with London night life, but most of it is la the deserts. Pessy Hyland hy featured feminine role, and a cast of players supports her Tryou value your watch Teta watch maker repair it. Next Liberty theater Advertise! and: trong a Why Good Dancers Are Popular They Take tor 2 Lense BLUE MOUSE » feature on the Blue Mc night Nagel, H on Hale n tho mrad to be rich in beauty drama, acenic COLUMBIA Following Ray's trium . “The Courtship of which {s to be on xereen until Friday Solleen Moore's newest pic Broken Hearts of Br ay,” h is @ screen adaption of James MeCurdy's fumed stage suc 1 come to the Columbia as It is declared to be a ama and a pictorial © Walker will ap {iss Moore of Hoot Gibson feature Friday best; comedy which proved his , t of the Storm” will open f alse of film COLONIAL, A foolish clerk an irat anous The is being featured no’ Along with this pleture the showing “Bag ard Bag @ romantic comedy-drama. Colonial Colonial | eee Iways been a lot of attached to the Texas ¥ r, But th 1 hardship of such a life Pure Grit,” the Uni tarrin wart, which the Oak thea offering in conjunction with caster-Baird Comedians. The on of William novel, MARKET Ultra-modern hume nd tense ned in ghe picture, * which bas agement in The between past and in { Marguerite | Daw, Pat Mong and principal | comt Wandering Daughters return en at the of « nd present Market theater ntrasts generations interpretation LaMotte, Marjorie o™al William: ‘oan ery have DON BARTLETT SAILS Don Bartlett, the well-known |scenarlo writer, who was responsible | for continuity of Lilian Gish’ |areat dramatic tr re » White ster," sailed for Italy this week Join Henry King's Inspiration any who are making “Romoln,” tarring L.lian Gish and featuring |Porothy Gish, }to com wood, where he will produce at Vitagraph studios, fora fa Last Times Ton! Rex Beach's “Big Brother” house of No Regret TONIGHT— Last times, William 8. Hart fn “Wild Bill Hickok” STARTING SATURDAY— WILLIAM de MILLE’S picturization of the Saturday Evening Post story, “Rita Coventry”— Glorious Gloria as an Apache dancer! STARTING SATURDAY— in Paramount's fiery romance— “THE HUMMING BIRD” with EDWARD BURNS with Nita Naldi Jack Holt Agnes Ayres The om» Kosloff Juila Faye She baffles the bi of police brains! st Also— Mack Sennett’s latest big comedy— “FLIP FLOPS” ALLAGE URLITZER Call Main 0012 information ab attractions at Liberty, Coliseum or Strand DAMSKI i and his i BRIL LI ANT 'f ENSEMBLE are going over like wildfirot Jack Will e theatre that’s ANY TIME—ANY DAY CHILDREN 10¢ Nothing changed but the price! TARTING S TONIGHI— Fare ‘a to Mae Murray in SATURDAY— l “Fashlon Row” Another big surprise for you—the picture that is now taking United States by storm— With Auna Q. Nilsson, Ray- mond Hatton, Frank Darro, William P. Carleton, Avec B. Francis, Mitchell Lewis and George MacQuarrie. COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Also— int AND N A normal Hee ly |GIRLS’ SPORT IN RICE FILM In the good old da; jmother was a flay {pastime a girl wos supp< To Attend Premiere |suize in was picking owe |back garden safely prote of “Hill-Billy” |the sun's rays by a pa . If she jWanted to be part! devilish, {she went right out into the yard hat- ; {less and without a sunshade. Nowadays, the rougher and more dangerous the sport, the better the iy likes it. She 'S Polo, soccer ws the baromer, in- sprints, gallops all over a |tennis court, is tirloss at golf excels in swimming and @ivin; entler sex is no longer is reputed to be, In the second of the Grantl Rice Sportlight Series relec the famous sporting y close-ups just how master- se women champions are, The picture is entitled “Girls and ds.” the wome in action are Helen Wills, nis champion; Adeline ¢ when View Selt| ed to In in the ed from who| ere ‘| Hill- and The ‘ox, Jr, pattern Arrangements 1 rapidly © now the met © theater which will in Hill-Billy"’ has not need, but it is understood ut it will be one of the Broadway | picture pa a that the tation will be accompanied by all the ful th np and ce oad show |New action Rees fo al editing ed 8 only clase prints are now sment to New York on this feature wa: » Pickford-F y last week and 100 re.|feld and trac velng made for the golf champ, and Ailee film |the Olympic diving chamy will be handled as an “Allied Pro. jand rhythm are icers and Distributors Attra uj tures. of th eing the subsidiary branch of|‘lose-ups In s United Artists’ Corporation, work as rw-motion. Va A Fi ’ “STRONGHEART” COMING] S cre TER TILE Police Dog Screen Star Billed for|, “Her Man’ Another Appearance joeeenioee = Associated First Natlonal Pictures, | f° Inc. will soon ent. its Strongheart pleture, according uncement issued this we Bisove teens nraaeoed ty has been = title “for old stage classic of New nd Filmed for presenta Fo special, “Her Man” pictures fiery, tempestuous romance . ple and Jane Mu: - SUE eee bee ye i Min the setting of a quaint fishing and featuring the famous dog ‘4 ‘ with the ter oft sea and th. & storiat the Nocti wastes th the aeing obs ue (capes 3 en scheduled by First National for} Ne Ne Penroary release amen adding: color and punch to in i the story. Strongheart, the handsome Belgian|("° Stor 5 : police ox, made his debut in motion| Accompanied by his staff and sev. pictures in “The Silent jeral of the stars in the cast the die , ‘or the vicinity success of this picture was ono of [sais Peet a ae irons most phenomenal in the histor; woes vit HUD WROGRC wens teen and the mame of/ the plotiape: -sulll he gheart became almost rocky point off t as powerful a fact as the names of many of the foun surf. this ¢ 1o, will complete jtlon which NOW const |seven months #n picture can te CATTLE FLU IS BAD » mado| LONDON.—Farmers thruout Eng- ce. He has finished “shoot: |land becoming alarmed at t xt Corner” in nino} tf preading epidemic of hoof and Weeks. The screen version was pre-|mouth dise Killing and burning ured by Monte M, Katterjohn from going on im many districts al Kate Jordan's novel. most continuously. |tion the popular human he making the m Wood has just given ‘est Coast a demonstration of he rapidly an elaborate produced if all the plan are