The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1924, Page 11

Leeann ariel utihievinlas ccise da igectsce rit BATTLE rAR aes Fan SE STINT IN Sr eee | __ THEY'RE ON NEW STAGE BILLS || reaturen on || = RETURN WAS WORTH IT _ | [Screen Actors tHE STAGE \ / Are Betrothed | PANTAGES onneeM ad ' | : NOTED ARTISTS HEAD — meg \ in NEW ORPHEUM BILE iy 10c|) ! ryAxve Time de oe fe 4 LOGE SEATS 20¢ i if STARTING — TOMORROW — i Eaet | an Wa ‘COME 4 toe ; Senttlhe EARLY i J, W n Ke ea non Hello, | 1 cc to the screen. It's in “The Covere f “Scaramouche” Ws Ma at Blue Mouse “*: ; i} Pa “THE ‘ x WORLDLY MADONNA” Kd | WINTER GARDEN ] : si : ORCHESTRA So : Print : vay FOX NEWS COMEDY ; . ays LAST TIMES—TOM MOORE IN “HARKOR LIGHTS” amy ——— eee a |e METROPOLITAN "rovce,cormes" Ethel Walker, fea u “The Maid of the Meuntains,” coming to the Metropoli tan FOR ONE WEEK ONLY nig. 2ctiecParon, Orpen. 9tHagh and itr entagee. STARTING TOMORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY i0 ’ ee TWICH DAILY—230, Sum Le ata Gans THE SUPREME SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES 7 Jesse L. Lasky presents ft MUSICAL COMEDY » OVERE! e COMING TO MET a T Maid of the ma | . trained Hons, eee brought dire popular, numbers Leon Greenman, who brings his “million-dollar *| melody makers” to the Heilig h «| theater for an extended en- 4 Man Friday, But He gagement this week. CRASHING! INTO A SECOND BIG WEEK 7) ie {| S=p=8=8=8=8=0=0 # i TE ease 4 TEAS 187 DS AS OE AEE AE TS TEI G REGINALD ton Story of the Oregon ‘Tr The Glorious Dramn of the Weat Reproduced aa Gigantle Senate PRICES— |=: Adapted From Kew LOVE—ROMANCE—THRILLS— ADVENTURE RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW A Paran AUGMENTED | 25. ORCHESTRA 25 Mr. and Mrs. Seattle! If you haven't seen “Sporting Youth” yet, and you are fond of real exciteme interspersed with ron pep and youth, ther yourself you miss this one. If, after seeing it, you say it’s the greatest picture of this type yo you may walk right up to the box office a money refunded. It opens up with a bang and carr along at a milea-minute clip that makes you shout, whistle, cheer and laugh until the tears come, THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK. Yours for “better shows,” B. W. BENDER. Take Your Foot Off the Brakes! Step on the Gas! Head the Old Boat Toward THE COLUMBIA THEATRE and Enjoy Two Hours of the Fastest Show Ever Thrown on a Screen! Lhe “GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS” HERE'S SPEED— ff LEATHER PUSHERS ACTION— THRILLS—ROMANCE with feng ttt Bal Svat surrounded : and Everything Else That Goes to 2 SS q Make Up a KNOCKOUT PICTURE! LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN’S sateecenecessseseees sessssssssesnsscssnsesssnsesseesenseeay fl ALL-ARTIST ORCHESTRA i SPECIAL! ("= WOODROW WILSON: George Hutchins in Cornet Sol =8=8=6=6=6>=6=2=8=8=8=8=8=8=0=