The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1924, Page 11

8, ize SATURDAY i EATTLI TAR , i PAGE 11 ees ma |MOVIE MENU BOASTS LIBERAL SHARE OF DRAMA Xpert — - fon and | 4 sive ©! with Va AH, HERE HE JS, GIRLS! Nita Will Have to ( < ial fav rd epee LOOK to Laurels Dave braggey . g from as wha Cimnhe « h : ee pits ae a rs . f ¢ fe 4 Picked : N Ir craft who movies. Now HEROINE |Mabel Normand lin “Extra Gir ap IN@W Screen Type Mantell Here on Stage and Screen Starke. She is the g ast TRAVEL BY STAGE “Hi L ] 4 tir bores "hi Colonial y Portland |: Paitline ia eurround-| SUA®N*ALT'O"ROY eaae ashy in all-star ca t it this | FOR See One ot a toicn 10:15% $6.50 DINKY DEAN AFTER JUVENILE HONORS Dinky Dean, pewest star, ‘s ducing company pal Charlie Chapl Before Dinky w STARTING FOR ONE SHORT WEEK ONLY No use talking, boys, it’s hard to compete with a hands happy-go-lucky the one pictured above. Hardly qny need to inform you it lolph Valentino, sheik de luxe and idol of the lac Rudy is making love to pretty Carmel Myers in a film play x on,” at the Columbia. THE PICTURE I 0 D A THAT'S DIFFERENT YOHN HAMRICK resents * One Scenarist, Now She’ 8 Actress EFFECTIVE MARCH 10, 1924 r FARE TO ANACORTES OR BELLINGHAM ‘ $1.00 a ke ENEWS AS TETE UE THEDE TRE THEI TE OB GE GE TE GE VERT Steamer Kulshan leaves . “ : eal Soe 2 OH, GIRLS, LOOK! ion of “St RODOLEH: 3, | METROPOLITAN « co -= THE SCREEN’S GREATEST LOVER IS HERE COMMERCING TOMORROW NIGHT Matinees Wednesday-Saturday VRODOLPH VALENTINO The Greatest and Most Dazzling of All Lovers, in “A SOCIETY SENSATION” and Monte Blue and Evelyn Brent in Peter B. Kyne’s Smashing Sea Romance, Filmed Along the Washington Coast— Goldwyra-Cosmopalitan coe Beginning Monday, March 17th THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN CONRAD NAGEL | Matinees Wednesday and Saturday ROBERT B. | MANTELL ) In Association With GENEVIEVE HAMPER SUPPORTED ny A BRILLIANT COMPANY OF we m4 In an Impressive Series of the World's Matchless Seven Great Plays—Superbly Mounted—Admirably Interpreted Four Carlonds of Special Seenery and Effects Monday Night Tuesday Night Wednesday Matinee. Wednesday Night — Thursday Night Friday Night Saturday Matinee Saturday Night nit MAIL ORDERS Now SEAT SALE THURSDAY PRICES Nights and Saturday Matinee: 50c to $2.00 Wednesday Matinee: 50 to $1.50 AMERICA’S GREATEST MAGICIAN AND HIS SHOW OF WONDERS | “Loving Lies” HAUPTMAN’S ORCHESTRA playing “ROSES OF THE SOUTH” and “MAID OF THE WEST” “A MIDSHIPMAN’S CRUISE” International News Coming—Mabel Normand in “The Extra Girl” You'll Roar Dull Care Away at LARRY SEMON “HORSESHOES” a comedy riot with a flock of punches and a few knock- outs thrown in for good measuro, LUCULE. RICKSEN. ELMO LINCOLN SIONEY. CHAPLIN KATHLEEN KEY KATE LESTER AICHARD. TRAVERS 3 YOUR SPINE— IN “THE RENDEZVOUS” JOHN HAMRICK OFFERS “R RUSSIAN FANTASY” Russian singers and dancers in a beautiful prologue do luxe—staged under direction of Henri C. Le Bel. Attached to Each Admission Ticket Andy Ward's Orchestra Henri 0. Le Bel L'Artiste Organist