The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 19

PICTURE OF RUDY i a’ ~ ee @ 5) hae 28 oh ee ~—%* ', FRIDAY MI ), 1924 THI GIRLS! HERE'S AND aa | CHANCE TO GETA |} | at | —fomorrow comes THE POPULAR RETURN OF INTERESTING FACTS Mr.and Mrs. Seattle DO YOU WANT A SEASON’S PASS TO THE COLUMBIA THE ATR ABSOLUTELY FREE? Then listen to Hundreds of pe mployed in H lywood alaries ing but title picture The title of a picture means much MARION DAVIES >a pa’ oving pith aad picture 3 you are the ultimate judg of their value. It has be to us by who have Highws part “LITTLE OLD NEW YORK” FIRST TIME AT THESE POPULAR PRICES: Mats. 35c, Eves. & Sun. 50c suggested people n “Fool's in which the of Mamie Rose is d by beautiful Mary Philbin, and whose work in this picture has been conceded by every- IT'S A COSMOPOLITAN PICTURE bod, more wonderful t} part of the ! r rinder tn yund,” that the picture should have For a Day or a Rose.” What we would like to know is, what would you have titled this picture? Bince all the suggested titles contest will be for. to the producers of picture, it will make igible as a possibie Two More Carl Laemmle will present In “Little Old New Pretty Marion Davies THIS IS LAST DAY no of t shown in Seattle. “TAttle Old New York,” another picture in the your class, tn ¢ k's rete Mouse Sa the Blue notified when your “FOOLS’ HIGHWAY” title is accepted. Yours for better shows, R. W. BENDER, Mgr. COLUMBIA THEATRE BASED On MY MAME fee oe ms peal UL LOTS OF OTHER DOIN’S, TOO! ia : courag | | A screen story of | co—that’ courage, and cow |its producers nay ‘The |ment,” now on the Colonial lis. J. Parker Reed, J., Jand in the playing |Kenyon, Henry Hu helm in tho principal r TODAY Tomorrow ANN LITTLE in the famous racing drama “Chain Light You News Comedy RDE | “The Hottentot” photodramas laid on the 1 track prpved that t y popular one at t e-fire horse race drama hain Lightning,” and plenty of that NEW YORK, Feb. 28 yn jur urned @ Ke in favor arl White, iim corp 50,000 profession Mystery! Thrills! Suspense! FRATURING JAZZ WITS SUIT or injuries oding uid the ing Values in Seattle, All 200 -; $25—NO MORE Sizes, AND NO LESS ANNEX SHOP Tailored Ready Co. | 106 1424 FOURTH—NEAR PIKE Leading Dentist : for More Than 31 Wa man hung his he “1 can’t,” he answered ans blower."—~Exchang DR, EDWIN J. 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