The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 17

THURSDAY, MARCI Here TODAY with Monte PRTER KYNB'S “LOVING LIES” and RODOLPH VALENTINO “A SOCIBTY SENSATION’ Closes Tomor Night Blue and Evelyn Brent Starting Saturday ormand aggressive | will leave © nvasion of ompanied — ger, st journey ina Comedy pumber of ork their % Oakland Full of _ LOVE THRILLS and LAUGHTER doy, who a, and he hit in the ie. His op- ked, altho pped to get Cloudburst at Oaklang the campaign Party to start a campat members, admitting ¢ workme membe pikations for Qommunist party ee = ¢ Romance and Thrills “THE RENDEZVOUS” CONRAD NAGE LUCILLE RICKSEN, NEY CHAPLIN sYD- Abe a Larry Semon Comedy SATURDAY } comes the rawest facoma , the ree Harold ichie Davis avis a ter ands, when” WILLIAM ‘orp (Doings of the Movie Folk s | begs A “laugh spotter is one who | sits in preview audiences or in | cold projection rooms nto how straight comedy or comedy relief gets over “aug to r an it unds, f wuffaws of m squirm wit ho himself can't sling woul even giggle. Gig 1 take his mind off nis business—sort of warp his per pective, And it ts hin business t report to p agers and react or uocers, exchange man lea force how audiences likely to respond to eas men have labeled are In foils of the H, Ince ts of the beat and and Ht, O, sit Richard A Schwalbe, First are hig es Mack Sen will gaugers, # his own of the m otters extant vate showing of ‘The two “laugh spot recorded 300 laughs. Spot ers at the picture's opening in Chicago recorded 450 lnughs That emphasized the value of the spotter for the proc! reaction of Charlie Chaplin. Harold Lioyd and Buster the ne jot sionally Kea-| films| mply bitter nature} at his bet nature. Joy r t hel f opera-| Keaton's in fre Yet three celebrated medians and celebrated laugh} tters are sensitive as an acacia af to the effect of their offerings} mn audiences. | een eee | Anyone desiring pro-| ficlency In laugh spd to attend not to’ emit serving the risibility to acquire tting in movie shows d: tter Star Girls Guests | of Noodles Fagan) Box Party at Pan Is Huge Success QU INTET OF FR AVOR ITRS COMING SOON IN G HORG K BARR McC TO HEILIG JTCHEON STORY (METROPOLITA COLUMBIA SHOWING |PRTER B. KYNE STORY | But 17 year mse, 14 of which \¥ pent ard her father’s ean-going ship, 1 mont of her edu rk, z in a He 4 place in the of ot the producing on four-masted oc she then waltreas rec to we comy ted Kup: test by ¥ had been impre and three-y leading character ated Authors, Inc sum total of the Lowell, ¢ of a Montenegrin father and an Anglo-Frenc |got into the mox | Miss Lowell pla scene in a H ed by contrac parts | t the story of how Joan ughter mother one of t Important | the showing Peter at Kyne 6 Columb a th Va pe | in cc film, y Sensation.” o- SHOWING RENDEZVOUS" umatic BLUE MOUS NEILAN'S Krom a ¢ Rende 9 unui The perform: in the {ik officer; Emmett Corrig | Leonidoff, Eimo Line |tar chieftain, God |Chaph Jedy no nas a Britis und Luc nt girl hero! orting these fc hard Travers, ¢ Lester, Lucien | Eugenio Besserer |CHILD ACTRESS IN \"THE LULLABY" Another mo front. LAttle | Brock, who plays ltoinette in alked.of young. | |sters on jable that sho ts being d Dorothy's | French ented child | acc ance and dancing. | see WILLIAM RUSSELL |WINTE ‘oman by ich he. th arns that the gi jump. PAGE 17 EMINENT TRAGEDIAN ROBERT B, MANTELL Fripneat Werle aay GENEVIEVE HAMPER Supported by. 0 brilliant some vel planers SEVEN GREAT PLA ADMIMADLY INTERPH ONE WEEK Hegin Math ne Mi THe erchant of Ventee” Night—"Richeliew” Seat Sale Now Nights and Saturday SOc to $2.00. Wednes- atines: 6c to $1.50, All Musica COMEDY co. my Wifes Family HERMIE KING'S ORCHESTRA ARTISTS OF Sywcosarion, ORPHIUM Y CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE George Choon Offers STASIA LEDOVA in “ Exploiting Ww. W ANIA Featuring JIMMY LYONS Introducing “THE at LISH 1 GEORGE AUS1 ROBERT DANOIS| KE N MOORE FENTON AND FIELD “APPEARING IN PERSON” ide, 25, 50c, The, 81, Mats, 15e, We. RUSSELL in “Alias the Night Wind” Winter Ga mn Orchestra Any Time 0c Loge Seats 20c heads ne other, gal feree made wasn't sure jonally but- and he thinks she {y luring bim to his doom, Future Jevents prove him wron, This is the romanti William = Russell encount in ertaining 14 of The Star's girl employes on Wednesday night at a d Fagan, na Fi newsboy and fea-!Cutchéon’s famous novel, of the cast who will appear in the “The Man From Brodney’ ive members picturization of George Bar which will be the attraction at tht raiser red con WON ON DOLLAR PHEILIG JANE. NOVAK in “The Lullaby” Starts Friday — J, Warren Kerrigan in ‘The Man From Brodney’s” by George Barr McCutcheon The Charity 0 ETROPOLITA MET SUN., MAR. 23 | Soctety of New York testifies that ARENA TONIGHT Friday—Saturday Matinee—Saturday Night turd: Night Sree leeommeendiiliemenn oid ia aa THE GREATEST MUSICAL EVENT IN SEATTLE’S HISTORY CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA COMPANY Entire Orchestra, Chorus, Ballet and Stage Equipment sed in Chicago TONIGHT “MEFISTOFELE” FEODOR CHALIAPIN SATURDAY MATINEE on On 1924 OS AL OME” MARY GARDE: TOMORROW NiGuT “THE JEWESS” ROSA RAISA ATS NOW SELLING MARCH 1s, Ll “BORIS GODUNOFF” FEODOR CHALIAPIN At Sherman, Clay & Co., Third Ave. and Pine St. Also ARENA BOX OFFICE ¥ METROPO THE BAT WHat Searri TIMAG TE CRITICS SAY “The PB and thr not miss, LITAN TONIGHT [Pearman ara] “The Bat” is one show you should BB The Walker Institute, 12 t Pantages man-| agement spared no effort to show the girls a sple a th After the show, Mr. and Mrs.| Noodies took their guests on a tour/ of inspection back stage, to show the girls how the wheels go ‘round. } | With 17 men in this week's show Jand only four women, the 14 St created quite a furore as Fagan led them downstairs to the comfort ubie quarters where the actor How: age between their acte—in f jone of our little girls is puzzled b: |the way her heart is behaving—and | jis still wondering which of the Six| American Belfords is responsible for he queer little flip-flops in which | hat susceptible organ i ina: YOU'RE OLD TOO SOON | IFYOU GET UP NIGHTS| Because of te and Bladder Trouble Thousands of Men Are 10 to 20 Years Older Than They Should Be. ding to statistion sixt x cont of all men sooner or later started on the road to prema: | by prostate and bladder are ture « trouble. 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Kansas City v NTI KIDDIES ALWAYS Heilig for a week, beginning Saturday, March 15: t—Alice Calhoun, 4—Warren Kerrigan. in this offering. It is his first big role since he staged a “ production, ‘The Covered Wagon.” 1—Miss DuPont. ~Pat O'Malley. 2—Wanda Hawley. comeback” in the James Cruze Competent authorities estimate t there are about 1,200 lepers in atinental part of the Unite Local Girl With Will King Show SES) Se wr Blanchard now the home of Brownie Fullam. This lit- tle raven-haired girl is one of the most popular members in Will King’s company of en- tertainers at the Palace Hip. Miss Brownie is a local girl and she has come to the front as one of the favorites in a short time, due to her clever dancing. She is ap- pearing with the current) show, “My Wife's Family.” “MAYTIME” ACTOR NOW ON SCREEN 4 Thomas, who p in the pleturiz: of Stanley Weyman’'s historic mance, “Under the Red Robe which has been booked for a show: ing at John Hamrick’s Blue Mouse theate makes his debut in pictures with this part. He & American singer ‘of excellent train ing and wide experience, having sung baritone roles in grand opera and appeared in many comic as. Local th will remember Thomas as the leaditig male singer in “"Maytime.”* John Chari the leading soon an ter-goers According to the bent astronomérs, of stars that can be Tc number timated the number feen bY a f aver eye visible thru a telescope + from 100,000. person Fourth and Blanchard 70,000 to (8 Blocks North of Times Bldg.) re produced t pheric litle These p ces are due in tempe utmo pregaure alffer prin diffe “: Contest Letters Coming In Fast Winners Will Be Named Friday Friday at ses for this week | three prizewinnérs will be announced, Saturday It do r hew long or how short yc nor how many incidents of thovie life in the days gone by you want to recall Among Wednesday's contributions we find many of the writer been film fans for years, One when Maur ured the country var and when D. predi iat some litle e Cos. his Grit. we ents to Geo. neon's famous novel, creen and will be the | hel Normand is | ning to the Columbia in a Mack t comedy-drama, “The Extra “Under the Red Robe,” Robert Mantell and a of promi nent players in the cast, is booked | at the Blue Mouse. You will t to these shows if your There will be awarded to the “Do | and send it Star office. | STAGE-STRUCK GIRL . SUPPLIES FILM PLOT Screen-struck elves and the mable favor b: Girl,” according to producers which stats Mabel is ‘suid to be at Girl"; pe to Address ch your letter Editor’ or bring The sirls will do them. “families an tnesti seeing “The this Nor. | one of} tures this little com: appeared in, nett directed the picture, how a forlorn country to gos into the movie gets a chance to go to Hollytvood, where she dreamed she would be a star the moment she hit the studios. abel plays the role of Sue Gra- am, who, instead of becoming a |photoplay queen, becomes a ward. |robe assistant photopia the funn dienne has Mack which girl tells HE’S PERSISTENT CHICAGO.Alvin Washington Van Dorston, a violin maker, has an nounced himself for the eighth time ndiente for Ualted States pres dent, He plays no political fa | 4 fis announce ’ his name to both major parties. For the convenience of railroads and business general, standard time established by mutual Jagreement in 1843, and by this cal Jculation t were run and local in was ain tine was regulated | The from ¢ | re drums ar the equ Sout! antic ocean tropical origin, the that the Atlantic dol. almost entirely north of is free son being Warren Kerrigan is starred s have| with | Extra | “Alias Night Wind.” the film play attraction at the Winter Garden. Maude Wayne is the girl and Charles K. French, who played in| stock in this city 8 ago, has an especially good character role. eee COLONIAL PHOTOPLAY HAS DRAMATIO PLOT The ingratitude of huma the devotion of a life |the theme of “The Eternal Three,” | written and directed by Marshall Nellan, and dedicated by him to the physiclans and surgeons of the world. The famous painting, “The Doctor, was the Insp tion for Neilan's story. Such fa’ Wind Lave, worth, Nautical F ollies American Belfords nity and others is Hickman Brothers Noodles Fagan The term cyclone was first ap- plied to storms about the middle of the 19th century, after they were found to be circular in form, as Claire Bessie Tom Gallery, Hobart Bos Alec Francis, Lillian Leigh- | ton and little Peaches Jackson make up the cast “The Eternal Three” |the Colonial, Only 4 More Free Lectures APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY Character Analysis HOW TO READ PEOPLE AT SIGHT David V. Bush “Editor of Mind Power Plus” March 13 to 17 (Every ing 8 i is showing at eee MARKET FEATURE |Is “QUICKSANDS” Helene Chadwick and jare lovers once again the film attraction, which is | being screened at the Market thea- ter. One of the outstanding fea-| tures of the seven-reel production ts the appearance during the action of | ¢ story of a regiment of United es cavalry. | Noah Beery, Edwin Stevens, Allan | )Hale and Frank Campean are In the} cast. jsands,” England will never be able to pro- | |duce more than half the quantity | Jot wheat required for home con- jsumption, say authorities -CORNS Lift Off-N No Pain! even- 5 except 15th) Masonic Temple Harvard Ave. and Pine Thursday, March 13 Latent Talent. ch person fs a master. Tapping your reser- voir of power. Vocational guid- ance. How to find yourself. The law of Peace, Poise, and Power, Are you nervousT, Are you wor ried? Friday, March 14 Fear, Man's Worst Enemy. Where fear first came from and | how it can be eliminated. Sunday, March 16 The Greatest Law in the Unt- verse—Just Lately Understood, and How to Use It for Your Im- mediate Success and Happiness. 4 —What it is and how . If you are worried, un- happy. « fetlure, this one lecture Will be of priceless value to you. character rea strangers from the Whom you should marry—An actual demonstration of selecting a life mate. Monday, March 17 How Thought Affects the Body. How Your Thought Power Brings Success, Friends, Prosperity and Doesn't tle “Freezone” instantly th then shortly with finger } | Your druggist sells a bottie | of a few cents, sut- ficient. to remove hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the t and the foot calluses, without sore- | or irritation. — Advertisement. | hurt one on corn lift it bit! Drop a lit an aching corn, hurting, | right oft | iemece, what it is It. stops you : class begins 7:30 P.M. March 18th, at Odd Pel- lows Hall, Register now at Masonic Temp! ton Hotel, room 902, tiny every