The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1924, Page 11

i1 TWO PI CTURES HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND Ibitsch and Glyn{ GOOD LOOKING, ISNT HE? {HERE AGAIN }| sae =} \t ne aay : a ga aoe Meighan in Prison! CHARLIE AND HIS LOVES _)) mcighan! ear aa films Rem in; Ml AM ak WSU TVA ere yet Se ee ninth 5. The neta ‘ , ; . ain; New hee NN) wun yt ANS wos en Waren anew ten Shows Will Please.) sunny ' : WING to the huge suc iW A WAN cess of “Three Weeks NUT ree Weeks and “TI EU these tw held ove and Co = = —= Sa ~e ed is Elir story ar feature is a produced by| }} Madge Ken- to the screen al bit of news. is a charming is now at Three Miles Out.” Charles Jones comés to the Winter Garden Sunday in one ¢ »pular cowboy roles and Charles Ray in a lively c jrama, “Gas, Oil and Water,” will be the = an ¢ a 6 ane 6 ~~ BIG DAY Norma Talmadge was ever lovelier than as_ the haughty Yoeland De Breux shes of Vengeance,” laborate photoplay pro- uction, which is now shou g at the Market. _— 9 a > ae ¢ an —— ° 6 Oe = 9 a Picture! — 9 A 9 A @ rl Colonial’s ne The ul Wi i LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 24 Market is Norma| Il n —Pola Nogri, film actress, today L Talmadge in “ s of Ven- ' took her first step on the road é to becoming an American citi ren, She was awarded her first cltenship papers on the annt versary of two years’ residence geance.” S HEILIG Here's a cowpuncher who shoots ot the mwon, th in Hollywood. She ts a Holly- A Charles Ray ptoture would hardly be complete without the appear- oe R the girt he loves that he missed “by a mile.” ‘ lar cowboy st pho'll be See, See PE ag eae phelps lank oh MT lhc MONTE BLUE ~~ WINTER GARDEN = —$—— = —E FLORENCE VIDOR : aalGw anon emseik” eccbion , MARIE PREVOST ie ADOLPHE MENJOU Ci E.GHTON HALE HARRY MYERS o MARRIAGE E fiers to prove ¢ ¢ aaid purp has a part in”Gas ndshtp of a sort wh Damon and Pythias fam: ®. | to make one of the best ber champion, and, as he tries to res eve her from perils that beset her on all sides, he falls in love. ~ Marc McDermott is the bootlegger rayer of ¥ appeared. the Ben Ames Wi : a Drum Was He a SAS % on view at the W day and remal antil BLUE MOUSE . oe Betty Compson, who Elinor Glyn makes an Interesting coming to the front tn Fox reply to those who have attacked her | gir] with an Eastern education, lov. novel, “Three Weeks,” the screen girl with an eastern education, lov version of which is being held over/ed by two men who are inseparable for another week at the Blue Mouse. | companions. { “I bave often been condemned as | an immoral writer. Now this ts not ; American justice. I challenge any-| Charles Ray tr Is ene carefully to read every word of |to the Mexican border and presents Pg ‘Three Weeks’ with an open mind/a rea! dramatic plot in “Gas, Oli and { and then see if he can find a single| Water,” the picture play which is S ; ventence, taken with {ts context and | scheduled for showing at the Colonial TA < meaning, which can degrade—a sin- | Su and Monday. Warner sie where, the lady's words| The star has the role of a secret _, Bree. | ad wate Paul's brain and|service agent who works out. the Production ; his turn him, ag they did/ problem of capturing a gang of : is. responsible being.” | smugglers tn his own style. Hectic : oh hs races between the outlaw gang and Directed by Ernst Labitsch i COLUMBIA & Getachment of agente feature In Bid With a cast made up of Marie Pre. |the results. : : » ce Vidor, Monte Blue, pe Ed : ers, Adolphe Menjou and/ MARKET YOULL SAY SO, TOO!! Pini Hale, “The Marriage Cir-| Norma Talmadge Is nt the Market J Hil "is being held over by popular|today and tomorrow in. “Ashes of f demand at the Columbia Vengeance.” The story ts laid tn the “The most perfect entertainment of its sort that ; It is an Ernst Lubitsch production |time of Charles IX of France. For. has ever reached the screen.” @ealing with a mad mixup tn mod-|tysight massive sets, including one —SEATTLE TIMES. j / : #m matrimony. It fs « distinct de | 335 feet long, reproducing Louvre 6 audience is a 3 gf garture from all previous photoplays | palace ballroom and another showing Bike Lima, athena apracrs elas ig a f @ bearing the famous Lubitsch stamp.|q whole quarter of the Paris cf 1572, AEATTLN OAR: nl : The picture gives a peep behind the | were built for {t. Thousands of ac ’ z { : Pertieres of married life, and at the |tors on horseback and afoot, dressed “Bex, to the. average director, means paid admis- | 4 game time presents some delightfully |{n vart-colored costumes of the period sions; so he often mauls it beyond the point of artis- humorous situations. |take part in the production. tle, if not public, decency. But how d fferent this is! “The Marriage Cirdie” ts adapted adaials ASR We have had its like on the stage, but never before fo the screen from the stage success “Treqosweq onrv91 31q oy seqvEso : in gelatin. Cecil De Mille tried It—but compared to Lubitsch, De Mille was a bungler!” —POLLY WOOD IN CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER, "Only @ Dream,” by the playwright |oqm oqmoo @ Jo yy} oq ITs ITP Tether Schmidt. |-<erod wees08 }x9M s,UOSqID 10077 CIRCUIT ; 5 a —end— L, Hauptman ; VAUDEVILLE a] Billy Sullivan as and the i a “THE INFORMATION KID” COLUMBIA i ; in GERALD BEAUMONT’S ORCHESTRA | 4 { “FAST STEPFERS” = “™aytime” aT eS0 Pit. fauttcaisd Litsotd From the Famous Red Book Stories International News | WEEK STARTING MATINEE TOMORROW COLUMBIA | sexe... ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame?" ="""* Popular Prices in a new thriller! GREATER /N EVERY WAY THAN THE FAMOUS BOOK Story by Ben Ames Williams An Author Who Knows His West \ Pretty Girt Two, Men yack COOK AND COAN Geo. 1. asi, Opie hee Konia meen BILL GEORGE N. BURNS ROBINSON GRACE ALLEN “The Dark Cloua of Joy” In “Sixty-Forty” THREE WEBER SISTERS They Sing a Little, Dance a Little and Then ? 7? 7 WALTER SAYTON AND PARTNER Equilibrists Supreme => ALEXANORIA AND OLSEN > in “WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?” ROMANCE ACTION ANTONIUS JENSEN and His Winter Garden Orchestra Ballard at the Wurlitzer at The Charm Theatre in "The Charmed Land!” (Anuiy War's Band) Last Times—William Russell in “When Odds Are Even”