The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 11

HE JATTLE TAR HOW SISTER'S Y, M. WON WITH MARY PHILBIN Stevedore Claim COULDN'T HANG ‘Teapot Dome’ Under Marine Law| Not Satire..." Music-Play | » Still Liked « mile ar ht , ioe a ¢ | With Timely Title |¢et,’,” ne et! corded Aah eréine and then gone for a long time. Good Comedy “Blossom e tp pital; ht a le « musi ned Only one child out 2 London obtains other than that given tary schools, supT entertainment » in the | © famoun co! Mies run thru the perf give it a charm and dist beyond that of th basket pn Dunbar, have onight 8, but the Bashing. 5H : az oss” of the Earl 4 i 5 . comedians, Will K rmance and far light uproar netion comedy to is the ny. The miltor ordinary enhance atory Bessie Hill and Billie : : ble) the romant fr ip Hw the despite winter winds MENTHOLATUM is softening, heal- ing, antisoptic with great s Dave: jcian in mas Teddy Webb, as the se who are fond of real music, a charming and Girls!Say Goodbye, To Yellowish POPULAR RETURN SATURDAY “LITTLE OLD : . : ete ” NEW YORK’ ty ae ‘ f Pat O'Malley is filling Norman Kerr; old se 8 old place as lead-| Money instantly refunded) ij ith Mary Philb i “ mot delighted ith Tivet seus’ | ing. man with Mary Philbin in the pretty star's second big 5 Don’ WAF pi| feature, “Fools’ Highway,” now at the Columbia. 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