The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 17

eee SY | I PILE rAR OOO Plonedl A in the West | TRIUMPHANT NORTHWEST PREMIERE STARTS SATURDAY STORM DAUGHTER THRILLING SEA DRAMA reNtGHt PRISCILLA DEAN in and sowonnow “The Storm Daughter” COMING SATURDAY tof A Story of Convenient Husbands Columbia ¢ and Adventurous Wives! . WW WARNER BROS. = ace Pres eurt Q oe . : < the PRIDAY BRixce we rs, CRCLE Eee 4n ERNST pGlTsCHg TION STUNT ACTOR POPULAR AT THE WINTER GARDEN Richard Talmadge Let's G BILLY SULLIVAN as “THE INFORMATION Kip —IN— “FAST STEPPERS” The First of a Crackerjack Series of Galloping, Exciting Racing Stories by GERALD BEAUMONT ELINOR GLYN’S IMMORTAL LOVE STORY— mand’s ded tn As Presented by Carl Laemmle jpiays an important role. Eileen With a NAGEL AILEEN PRINGLE JOHN SANPOLIS and a host of other screen personalities mioeaay recon or bellow | URIC ACID wm tatleates rir Scenes from “Out of the Dust,” the appealing 1 4 which open at the Heilig Friday. Dorca Matthews, Russelt Simp ( Pat Moore are shown above. Lower left Robert McKim, villain deluxe, and o he right McKim is shown tn character with Dorcas Matthews. bat exces aking reg tL 0- V 0 PLANTEN'S RED MIL xe OIL in Capsules Everything that made the book world famous is here in the picture. “Three Weeks” is the most discussed film now showing on the screen. wu, POPULAR PRICES HERE AT THE “Marriage Circle” Is Comedy Drama of Domestic Life Thursday—Priday—Saturday HARRY CAREY) : The Greatest of Westerners abad case of piles get })~ = bes of Clo-Vo and take 115) drops in a little water times a day. Ask your druggist ~ ECZEMA GONE, | SKIN ALL WELL- POSLAM DIDI Matine 0c Evenings and Sunday, 75¢ Kiddies, 25¢ Loges, 250 extra —ip— Andy Ward's Orchestra Henri C. Le Bel, Organist A Thrilling Melodramatic Romance Gives You Creeps FOR A ‘w ONG, ‘The Night Hawk’| |e (Pret Ran) \ ante ators aid t ve t performance of a lo ne end em Girls! Have Pretty Ryes No girl is pretty if her eyes are red, strained or have dark rings. |Simple camphor, witchhazel, etc, as mixed In, Lavoptic eye wash, keeps ¢ he: ng and viva “WHISPERING WIRES” HAS REAL MYSTERY AIK Edwin Schaltert in the Los Angeles Times shows go to make @ cious. Da‘ Pp frec. Swift And this is a good one. BAT Drug Compa’ 4 erdisement ORCHES Pictures Your That Pieases [10c Eats, NWT 100} Greet your friends with “gy ~ Easter flowers from Woodlawn ‘i : c Fairest of all the year are the flowers at MOSTERY ) Easter Time—Nature produces her love- Next Week— Starting Monday Mall Orders NOW A thr climax of th of a mililonaire’s ave for the mil- he has only me out and ul he, or shall and again, o kes off, the rece! “Yes, this is Mr. Stockh thecesacey Yea": be syatla, 0 | PLAY. 4 Pe) liest now—the thought of Easter and iy he.” Us bit (0 promote ne || | E \ flowers are one. Zowle! es MOL of YOOT Glit ah Just like that, e's dead, ‘ou read the story in the Evening Post. ven if , though, you'll enjoy the Order —your Easter Floral Remembrance from you ¢ - . | Woodlawn and be sure of quality and ah sad ah | aauens Beattie freshness—an assurance that you and the A esa orth (ABa tee laoe [PANTAGES] aati eS recipient will. be more than pleased. And e's eatened ju: | M howing : 3 2 ha thy £80. 8) Bost Bh pate \ mene Easter Flowers that are appropriate and Wh ore, thers is shooting K SOLOMON, JR. : i artietia ‘rect—at sensi prices. and Ratcalivde sud tate 06 iy se - Farcical Comedy of 1950 | Pignaep TALMADGE | fi y * . re a ae pS ae ee e aia ike i oodlawn Deliveries “Always on Time’ Youth! First a So if you want to feel the creeps | + creeping, and the shivers shivering, and nearly pop out of oxee in a while, you wor mistake seeing “W Wires.” It's one of the be: mystery adventures that flourished on the stage. About the best acting is that done by Ben Johnson as the capi JACK STROUSE z yi E a ! WI Casson & Klem ' = | is 00 a Pantagescope | | VW, Flower Shop A: FRANK W. STAFFORD tlat who shot. He ony ive ——= ‘ a : Second andUniory one act. ut ed died any | t H aise: Caiceiptetaliy wouka'e Dave | , Main 0663 been any play. It's really up to him to put it over. | Next in line is the secretary to the capitalist, done by Mixes Jane | Mats: Daily 2:30. Eves: 79 —~ Eves., 50c; Mats., 30¢ Flowers Houston, and done mighty well, | hi d the rest are good, The best Telegraphe bly is Reynolds Dennisto = Anywhere principal detective, for he ®, U. Ss. the most to do. in o Gavin Gordon and Marguerite Opening Monday Matinee Canada Risser also’ get right into the spooki- ness of the play. Stanley Harrison, William Howard, Mr. Tello Webb, Perce R. Benton, Malcolm Dunein, Lilian Wilck are the others, METROPOLITAN Today hy Ble to $2.50; Wed. Mat, 50¢ to $1.00; Sat. Mat. 506 to $1.50 The Greatest Detective Play of Years ISPERING WIRES APRIL 21 Alexander “The Man Who Knows” em There Must Bo You Want to Ask Hit A We All-Star Vaudest in Support of Uhin M sychologint