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

Nhe Seattle Sta TOMOBILE SECOND SECTION ’ ; ; SBATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 PAGES 9 TO 16 _ Western F ilm s Feature New Programs cat ‘Local Theatres | | “Big Time” Films Scheduled for Showing on Seattle Sereen Rialto Ensuing Week with ‘Allee Terry, Ramon N Mix and Btti! a :Y COLUMIIA 3 COLONIAL «© WINTE 5 * Linn me $ Laura La Plante is going to stay on the Columbia screen for another week with Regin- s . Car ae 2 a Tom Mix was “soft-boiled” in his last big feature shown here. But in his newest he's ald Denny in his big picture, “Sporting Youth.’ Lauia is herself one of the big attrac- on y (All week.) “Ilfar from that. He is now the star of “The Lone Star Ranger,” a picture version of Zane tions of the feature. eas Dabo 4' Grey's famed sto the Heili The master effort of the man who stands pre- eminent among those who write of the West! Mado inte ono of 1924's biggest pictures The story of Duane, the bandit, who WE THANK turned ranger and drove outlawry ——introducing Leon A, Greenman’s SEATTLE to the wall in the Lone Star State. Million Dollar Melody Makers Sie hateunbioik patron: age which has increased almost daily since this TAISO~ “MUSICAL GREETINGS’ mr, vores os iecdneliaan Nee 5 opened last June. As a Topies ne the Day —featuring: small token of appreciation “You Can Take Me From Dixie” we offer today the most “ROARING LIONS” soba bab stig complete program eyer un- 2,000---Laughs---2,000 dertaken at the phenome- : nal admission price of— —an orchestra superbe— SPECIALS oes toe inate ANY SEAT FIRST TIMES a of entertaining, useful information IN SEATTLE —with— Tom Mix Billie Dove and “Tony” the wonderful horse |