The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 11

THI EATTLI Al THEY DANCE, SING AND LAUGH THEIR WAY TO “POPULARITY | pany | of er portraye pr oduce’ et or =a “The Foot” Compe on 1 Pollock s “in faree ARKE THEATRE Ist Bet. Pike and Union SAT, . SUN. ONLY That Mighty Moeledramatic Thriller “THE NINETY The Always Any Time Any Seat AND NINE” | with COLEEN MOORE and WARNER BAXTER NOTE: An actual forest fire and burning village | was filmed for this big picture! —ALSO— LARRY SEMOK in “THE BARN YARD" Mental Doorstep for Ten Years | ee ONE WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY Popular Matinees Wednesday and Saturday THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN ROBERT B. saimreu in Association With GENEVIEVE HAMPER “LEPORTED BY A BRILLIANT COMPANY OF PLAYERS In am Impressive Series of the World's Matchless Dramas Siven Great Plays — Superbly Mounted — Admirably Interpret F Special Seenery and Effects <T OF VENICE’ “SE ATS NOW SEL LING Prices Nights and Saturday Matinee—50c to $2.00 Wednesday Matinee—50c to $1.50 All Plus Tax ee ee eee ee ‘gg- MAKING HISTORY -@e All theatrical records are now being broken in every large city | in America. Ali traditions are being shattered. Now comes YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SEE The World’s Greatest and Most Important Drama THE L | Foo By Channing Pollock—troduced by The Selwyns THURSDAY MORNING 10 O'CLOCK SHARP Seats-g0 on sale for this famous play in Seattle. We would like to remain here longer, but the management of the Metropolitan Theatre Says other contracts existing make it necessary to move. E UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT wi HELP YOU TO SEE “THE FOOL” erent tome to the box effice, tie United States mails are at maueey oolfpea Send mail order, with proper remittance and self- Stamped envelope, for return of tickets, Prices include tox, EVENINGS WED. MAT elt SAT. MAT. oe 82.75 Floor Baleony Gallery... AMENIC: A's GTS, AT ROT IMETROPOLTAN AN (= “MICH. B) ory DEAT LET eee e Will King Musica in the big ny has bee n he att DOWLING GETS ROLE IN NEW NEILAN FILM “TRIUMPH” RESULT OF CONTEST SUGGESTIONS xt Pa rep i NOW! TODAY! Mack Sennett Presents Mabel Normand Her Latest and Greatest HeExtra International News LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN and The COLUMBIA AILArtist Orchestra playing ‘Mazurka Brilliante’—Delloro featuring Mr. Charles Fisher on the Xylophone ir] “Sing "Em Again” A good old-time songfest with “Everybody Sing” JOHN HENRY LYONS Let’s Go! __ What the Critics Say: Yormand is ‘The Extra Girl,’ and--the ex We iooked and laughed and shriek that can‘ make a grouch forget: two | 8 good Comedy. ‘The Extra Girl’ jw unusually » A. Times. ‘Just passing on the picture briefly I might say that it ls one of Mabel's gre . A. Herald. "You'll find Mabel at her old-time best in ‘The Extra Girl! "—L. A. Examiner 4 edy Revue MIX iN) "S COWBOYS ry detail, each character of the King show has been made lobby of the Palace Hip theater. Will Kir ng and hi owded at each perfor Kt ng, himself a clever tho vho follow the shou nitted that th yw which faces into the onth com- theate SOUTHERN HOMES 700 MODERN FOR CRUZE TAKING UP POLO STARTING FOR LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Today Gala Northwest Premiere of the big Colossal $1,500,000 Production JSOHN HAMPICK PRESENTS Stanley Weyman's fanous nasterpiew Under the Red Robe’ The Cosmopolitan Production >. WITH ALMA RUBENS + JOHN CHARLES THOMAS ROBT. B. MANTELL and 3000 OTHERS YOU WILL SEE! YOU WILL FEEL! YOU WILL THRILL! YOU WILL LIVE! —the romantic. love story of Gil de Bernault, “The Black Death”—the deadliest swordsman in the service of Cardinal Richelieu—and of Renee, fairest flower of the South, leader of ten thou- sand loyal rebels, of whom it was said, “the man who seeks her must first outwit her.” THERE’S A MILLION AND ONE THRILLS FOR YOU IN THIS PRODUCTION r the Red Robe" hat admission hias eat, b. showing it At Our Regular Prices Evenings and Sundays, 50¢ ro are ANDY WARD and His Orchestra Another Big Blaborate Atmospheric | Bee Staged with Special Lighting Kiffects by Henrl ©, Le Bet Matinees, 35 Henri €, Le Bel VArtiste Organist