The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 9

ERUSEME “shCOND SECTION EATTLE, WASH ATURDAY MARCH 15, 1924 Mie Seattle Star OMO | ~ MOVIE-MAD | > ee A ASE ” — Normand: Some of the time she makes you laugh, some of the time she makes ; but all of the time she keeps you interested and makes you want her to win out), | 4iv k Alma Rubens. She i and brains behind the famous at th great 7 LLOYD HUGHES ON ROAD TO RECOVERY After lingering between life and jeath for several days Hughes, motion picture actor, has recovered from the effects of a re- cert disastrous motion picture ex- phyaictan. and m in i; BEAUTIFU Lioy4| REBEL " ¢ of the Southland, the beauty ebelli Stanley Weyman’ being shown Miss Ruben trical debut “NORTH OF 57” TURPIN’S NEXT Ren Turpin has begun work on a new comedy for Mack Sennett, en titled “North of 57," the burlesque n Owen Water's “Tho Virginian” ving been postponed until later, “North of 51° in a story of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, in whieh rides the snowy wastes a4 un in A FLIRT SHE’S Wanda Hawley. Blonde and petite, she plays the part of the flirtatious Lady Depping- d, Sad to relate, Mabel Normand, as Sue Graham, the screen-struck heroine of ||, ” Mack Sennett's latest comedy drama, on view now at the Columbia, \t ‘winout—she remains from beginning to end just a little “extra girl.” ' OTKOKIS IES LENE —and now a fascinating romance of the majestic Duchy of Rapp-Thorburg and the mys- terious South Sea Isle of Japat by GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON n|ham, one of the heirs to the rich island of Japat, in the screen version of George Barr “The Man From Broadney’s.” The picture is at the Heilig. ra , nly 'McCutcheon’s famous novel, = = = —— A Vitagraph Picture I TRY THIS ON 7 YOUR POCKETBOOK UNTIL THURSDAY NIGHT Shows Start at 11:30 A. M.; 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 P, M. Feature Picture 45 minutes later How American pep ac complishes the queerest assignment ever. given An agent. of the famous British lawfirm of John Brodney & Company, > |. WARREN KERRIGAN Wanda Hawley Alice Calhoun Miss Du Pont Pat O’Malley Kathleen Key The Finger of Hate un- leash its thousands of brown-skinned natives against the handful of whites in the ancient castle, The American gunboat's grim reply to the at- tempted capture of Ja- pat's fabulous jewel mines. The terrific duel, sword against: cane, American against titled European, for a princess’ honor. —Next week: Tom Mix in “Mile- A - Minute - Romeo.” Coming: .Douglas Fair- Fairbanks, Jr., in Paramount's “Stephen Steps Out”; Universal’s “Ride For Your Life,” with Hoot Gibson; “Out of the Dust,” a romance of the last frontier; and “St. Elmo,” with Barbara La Marr, Bessie Love and John Gilbert. Leon Greenman’s Melody Makers in concert featuring “EMERALD ISLE” “WHOSE IZZY 1S HE?” the late Remick success The greatest hand-to- hand battle ever flashed on any screen. NOTE: This is Kerrigan's first. — production since his’ triumph * See MILLION DOLLAR Kiama aime | The Covered Wagon’ Oe LE aie Any Time LE) KORO eee