The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 10

ee ‘ r ” < os f (lh “Three Weeks” Author| |Poings of the| cam fy ELE METROPOLITAN- ' Ei sow BIG MANGA ° | q |B Peavinc wariace . SATURDAY se Se Is a Grandmother and Doesn’t Like to Be Movie Folks| 4 | | Called “Miss” Elinor Gl; al me ; GS ) TENSE! THRILLING! HOLDS AUDIENCES SPELL BOUND: peso WEEK BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY pa thus far treated that the KKs as ca rr elaborate, featurelengih film delving into the very beginning of life on this globe dt Lil MARRIAGE cane LR ny MOORING AT COLIMBIA AND athe oO nae Seats Now! Y | Ss Sell-Out ste. Malconrs Stile ial E L ! | 0 R 5 L When Tolburst wan a Prices Hoe. Walewny: $140 ang e2 9 “mob” scene, Mr —immortal love story that they all WINTER GARDEN FILM a ray bout now de into oye of STARS BILL RUSSELA ————— the year’s greatest screen productions ENDOWED STAGE ; cont we t tet, as a ame IS FORECAST sc accion er, who Was an sie picepeice: sign re of that com John Drinkwater Says It’s see Way to “Beat” Movies of them fs fami pe . By CLARENCE DU BOSE 'Street Is Named | for Harold Lloyd COLONIAL ACTRESS HAILS FROM SOUTH arbara La Marr, the HOLLYWOOD, Cal of H ous an iventurous to endow of the” tremendoys inflate al of drama yt alee: th would have upon fe The name picture con WEEKS IT’S A BIG GOLDWYN PRODUCTION ens who has the pr or Men's Wives. NDY WARD'S A Big Elaborate ‘ORCHESTRA’ MATS. 50c PROLOG E mexatciz ver EVES. 75c¢ James Artiste Organist nad handle mone thy cargo shite Latest photograph of Eli- War on Mosquito \* nor Glyn, whose much-dis- by Work in Flats |: 4 . ise ’ ic ste cussed romantic TU, FAL BEACH, Calif, A rank import ee cies “Three Weeks,” ia the popu- Why Good Dancers Bulldog Attacks; NORMA TALMADGE lar attraction at the Blue\ ot Are Popular fe. They Take 1 or 2 Lessons Latest Steps at Mouse this week. Lower acene shows Aileen Pringle\* and Conrad Nagel, who play the leading roles in this pho-| ws toplay. in COMING TO MARKET | Woman Seeks $5,000 | Norma Talmadge, “As | ANAHEIM, Calif, April 25—Curl-| Vengeance,” will be the next Wij ed canine lips and horrible growls | traction at the Market, beginn: form the ever recurring picture of | Saturday Miss Talmadge play jher tortured memory, accoriing to| highly emotional role in this p Ada Moore tn a $5,000 damage suit! duction, which ts one of the most he 7 is|ART FOR STEVENS the area of thdelands, | ART'S SAKE Private Halls Day and Eve. J . mverted Drop. His government endowment plan | |]/1511% 4th Ave, Mr, Pike converted Into prog " iis Ath Aes lag \ would 1 string of repertotre | Ung Pe & Fleer © province: ae, home art | : one days of Otho pictur filed in the superior court agninst the | pretentious this lovely actress has| N he eh ang A pars igre : par You Don’t Know a .. MW dog's alloged owners, Mr. and Mm. fuppeared to eetties 1S soph (bee Grae GB | Archibald Mc Farland and thelr son,|. Conway Tearle and Wallace right to seo a feminine star Thing About HD. A. McFarland of Fullerton. Beery are in the supporting cast 1 loge rhe a i ge It! GB) According to her papers on file, | Bo EP ETRE gs ge aprae irs. oud HM Mrs. Moore was passing along the| “In many states the will or teata Fiiibanics Talmadge us |sidewalk near her home when tt of an unmarried woman ts rst wry La bulldog lunged over the of th a revoked by her subsequent L McFarland automobile, and bit her | marriage. jabout the mouth and wrist, Now #he| == | declares that the memory of shart. ing Ups and fierce eyes terrifies her. | Both Fooled: So He Seeks Divorce Writ .,; LO8 ANGELES, April 26.—After | » neither ca © noted Japan Will Take French Culture | TOKYO, April 25—Racked }some of the most prominent men | Japanese business circles, includins ha | Viscount Shibum % i MONTE BLUE tims Den, an organization 16. beng thee MARIE PREVOST Gare ty Jupanc* Tt hav bees aniere tid; and. is ete whic hat ahe ts col © believed that she was m ized by the department of Education, Week hree FLORENCE VIDOR which will give it an annual grant 1] pf 15,000 . e pri vity ADOLPHE MENJOU Bair the new oreanization Is to tring h scholars to this country to le CREIGHTON HALE “t a— @ negro, asserted in his divorce t that his wife deceived him "It took six month st work to make for the screen, ald x EE: ted, admirable Moronts INCREASE branct t OTTAWA, Ont, April 25.—A sharp | and artisti All ease in the value of exports t nee of Canadian agricultural pro: ducts is noted. nish vests, Mandarin coats in all the vivid, en' shades, $5.00 aod up. are in the universities and to teac he French language. May Attend School | for the Nobles dae _§ = TOKYO, April 26.—The exclusive |doots of the Peer’s school in Tokyo, | maintained for the education of the | young sons of the nobility, are to be =] thrown open this spring to Japanese | —no spectacular ac- Directed by complishments nor ERNST LUBITSCH promises of magic. —and— | a Ni | EF S$ My guarantee to you hi ten Nasal f ff of absolute satisfac- “The Demand of the Day Is Sanitation” RELIABLE DENTISTRY is what I offer you thy and unde tor to the a tre HARRY MYERS ‘ RE you afraid to try to bake anything that’s “hard to bake"? Cream Puffs, for example? You needn't be—if you have a RE- LIABLE ANGLIRON Gas Range equipped with the cele- brated ight boy.* “14,000-Mile Location” Jaunt Completed; Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell Home Again ‘a ieee 6 OVEN HEAT REGULATOR And once yous bake any dish perfectly, you can buke it thereafter with the same per: fect results every time, mere- BILLY SULLIVAN Blouses | Meal in the oven at one time and be away from home for hours, And, you may do your canning of fruits and vege. | “FAST STEPPERS” From the Celebrated Red Book Racing Storles by GERALD BEAUMONT Simple tailored models for the boyish suits; | | 1 ;, ig " ly by setting the Thee “The Information Kid’ InY{ Dronessional Ane | Also, you may cook a Whole Occasions ine | financial standing | and 17 years of suc- cessful practice in the State of Wash- t tables in this Magic Oven . wideice tha cules ce ington. , easier, quicker and better se mi-tailored dh \« of the Field! 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TODAY ‘Tomorrow William Russet catiastd “When Odds Are Even” With Dorothy De Vore 4No Luek”—Comedy | Bert Lytell and Claire Wi rdsor, movie stars, who left Hollyw nil aie months ago with the Edwin Carewe company to film “A Son of the Sahara” for First National in Algeria A Picture of Iron Couragy and Frail Greed WILSON DR. 8. A. RANDOLPH _ Lighting Co. Urban Classte i Assocls | were photographed on the deck of the French liner Pavis ia agin Vox News : Diag me as it docked at its pier in New York. Miss Windsor dvaited The Gas Company TWO ENTRANCES: : ae 1Oe First and Pike something of a sensation with the fancy dolls that she' Stuart Building 209 Union Over Bartell’s EL iot-1833 brought back from Paris. Miss Windsor is a former Seattle MA in-6767 1332-34 Second nee 4 | irl, She is known here as Olga Cronk ne :