The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 10

y = a a PAGE 10 99. ATTRACTIONS FOR SEATTLE AMUSEMENT LOVERS Seattle Kiddie ( MISCHIEVOUS M. AB H ere Next Week ORPHEUM “EATTLE’S own girl, Dair > ty June, heads the bill of Orpheum vau Orpheum this week. This charming youngster first gained fame at the age of three, wi here in Seattle, she appeared on public pro- grams and danced and sang she's not 14 res, and has her way into the hearts of Douglas Fairbanks the community, Now she has Hope Har been away for four years, Neville, the famous Se Im this « during which time she has played in motion pictares with Fairbanks, Chaplin and Mary Pickford, and, which is more to her credit, has gain- ed the top rung of the ladder ideville fame traveled with behalf of Liberty ann. Fe she his appreciation, | the general made her a present of a! eautiful doll, which is said to be! masterpiece of one t doll factories of le star's € tle the doll is to be placed on dis- | y at Friediander'’s What Marie Knows About Kisses GINcE ng 7 language, w sters and her sister ° Al. K, Hall, one of the funnies ° ane in musical comedy has noted acto es to the! Geiicetien ation to the Metropolita St y, May |»as won a yutation thru oked upon as 18, in “M Wu,” a stage portrayal of threeminute e has bee spasms, Maric Pre ersion of the popular story, Im star w pla ge Circle time recently to exp which appeared in the Satur-|.:aros’ stone - aa day Evening: Post. White-| otter rnythm and style as well as q side appeared in Seattle last|cotortul and graceful movements. j season tn “The Hindu.” Hig) Miss Jean Boydell, a mere girl, who 1 latest offering is said to pro-| 4s §8ined a lot of praise for her en-| . : tertainment, will give her own Ideas | vide the clever actor with the | o¢ what a “pepologist” should be and best role he has played. do. —— — There is always something on the beach; this time it ts McCormick and | Wallace, They have a comedy offer: | iy with a seaside setting H The three Medinis present an im-| ported act from Italy ain he how kissing affects peo: ‘ ” Yd ple in various walks of life Mischievous and fun-loving is Mae Marsh, the whimsi; pis ah hee mage tiie faye: “Fate || star, who comes to the Colonial Sunday in a new photoplay “A kiss in the very life of a || 4. Woman's Secret.” Miss Marsh only recently returned lover—be it on or off the screen.” || to the screen afte ran absence of several yeara. A kiss i part of a mother’s er ae eo Sopa BIS A reward for her untiring effort.” A kiss is labelled a crime itn out of the movies by reform. ore “To # sailor @ kiss is merely a eee fleeting memory.” | PALACE HIP | “For authors a kies ts excellent | A riotous musical comedy offering COBYe” is promised next week at the Palace “For the jazz composers it is | Hip theater, when Will King and his poetry personified.” compaiy Will gitetet “Erap Lave.” “And for the M, D's it's just a a farce designed by the popular ac little: risk.” tor-producer with roles keenly sult ———————_Palline Freerick, May MeAvo: Ernest Lub will be a’ story society jife. BUSHMAN OFFICER | Lew Cody and Willard Louis are thy IN BIG COMPANY | luminaries around whom “Bhoot!’ This is the magic word | revolves. that started the cameras grinding ed Fa Ernst Lubitsch’s production which was started at the Warner Brothers GABRILOWITSCH CIVIC SYMPHONY jstudio a few days ago. It is the word Lubitech instead of th sored “camera,” which the} METROPOLITAN 2:30-TOMORROW-2:: time-honored “camera,” which the 900000000000 next production ‘ng with modern g baa L LAST DAY TO SEE INIMITABLE Johnny Hines “LUCK” A yom of a thrills a OSI tn St large . majority of directors have adopted to cue their cameramen. ed to the talented cast, Bessie Hill 7 = = th Honora Hamilton, Reece Gardner, J Will Hayes. Wit King and Lew Dunbar, star comedians, continue [their ludicrous roles as Ikey Leach. inskey and Mike Dooley, in a joint jtheme that rocks with humorous sit uations. Elaborate scenery effects |and beautiful eostumery greatly en- |hance the new production. Musical interludes open with “You're Just as Sweet nt Sixty a You Were at Sweet Bix: teen,” with Jimmy Elhard, ae Trio and the chorus. n | joa Fashioned Shaw!" is the icant i ing number by the King Star Trio 1.—Francis Renault, Pantages; 2—Al K. Hall, Orpheum; 8.—Siz of the pretty chorusters who help to make the Will King shows popular at the Palace the Will King shows popular at the Palace Hip. ‘ STAR T I N G ———————————————————————————————— ing the girls. “Nobody Knows But |coming direct from the Alhambra T O DAY My Pillow and Me,” is Jean Singer's | Paris, Will appear asthe feature at | with the runway beauties, | trac the Pantages theater, |“Oriental Love Dreams,” by Mildred |opening with the Monday matinee AT 11 A. M. | Markle and the musical troupe prom. | Renault is billed as the slave of fash |ises to be a strong number fon and this season bringa to his The King Star Trio, including Don | unique field an exquisite touch of M Daily 230, Eves: 79 —— Eves., 50c; Mats., 30¢ | THE YEAR’S MOST Smith, Jimmy Etiard and Casey |ert and finesse, offering an exclusive | LAVISH PICT E WEEK STARTING UR Jones, present “Don't. Mind the | program of song numbers MONDAY MATINEE Rain,” in.a musical feature, includ Gautier's Bricklayers have a sur ing the entire chorus that should be prise act that Is considered one of International Star & very entertaining specialty, “Oh/the moat entertaining novelties in Baby” is the typical Ruby Adama vaudeville number put over by the popular! Three of the speediest dancers on soubrette with the boys and chorus the American stage today are Billy in thelr usual “peppy” style. Hermie | Wells and the jair twins, who will ing and his past masters of sym-| present an or 1 variety program | Direct From Alhambra, Paris hony create a serien of orcheatral | of dar lections as a preface to the pro T ram. George Rodgers, Jo comedians, Ae have a laugh compelling comedy en PANTAGES titled “Dancing Gramddaddics.” ‘rancis Renault, the international| Sherwin Kelly, an attractive maid, ar, who has just returned from a| will offer a versatile novelty entitled | very _success¢ul continental tour, | “Bike-Ology.” Grahem Wileax Productions Lta., “t Like That.” is the billing of! Ergetti & Herman, appearing in their | preserh - f || NOW— |latest comedy nov M AE DEACON JONES | “The ap hes & com COMEDY FOUR pic a be with Glenn Goff at the MARSH THOMPSON-CLARK’S i COMEDIANS - sts GIRL REVUE AWomans!| {toni 4 PICTURES gave highly commended : Jances in "The Light that I # © | Romance That Thrills! ‘INEW OAK land “The Man Life Passed By, “ Drama That Pulsates! lbeen cast by the Universal Pietures Mystery That Bewilders! or © leading e iy ang a jer Madison, Bet. First and Secon@ ‘ mn in the leading masculin: | | PERCY MARMONT AS LEAD IN “K” Percy Marttont, whose character- {zation of Mark Sabre in “If Winter Comes” is one of the outatanding Cu Perpetpere “IN ™@ PALACE OF THE KING” Geo. Rogers Pantagescope || THE THRILLING LOVE STORY OF SPAIN BY “Dancing Granddaddios” With. Glenn Goff at the organ. |! F. MARION CRAWFORD BILLY WELLS & | _ GAUTIER’S | BRICKLAYE?S THE AUTHOR OF “THE WHITE SISTER” Presented by L. Gautier, —WITH— ECLAIR TWINS AAA A BLANCHE SWEET - PAULINE STARKE in Mirth, Modes and Melodies. EDMUND LOWE - HOBART BOSWORTH AILEEN PRINGLE - WILLIAM V. MONG —AND OVER 3,000 OTHERS— Gowns by Zanel, Paris wet FRANCIS RENAULT Sherwin Kelley Ergotti & K. is Mary Rhinehart's popular MAE MARSH PICTURE in Bike-ology cies novel, to bé produced for the screen Herman 10¢—Until 6:30 p.m—10¢ Sens asa Universal-Jowel production star- Joe Tilyou & I Like That | Iring Virginia Valli of “A Lady { |Quality” and “The Signal Tower. Universal is selecting a cast of wide- ly known players. The director has jae yet been chosen. with Blanche | | Sweet in Urbervilles.”’ | Marshal Nellan is directing his fa- nus wife in this offering. ‘ail aboard 4, PALACE HIP at Second & Spring- ETM | | | = = te TY 0) fae. Here is the most thrilling of history’s | romances.,.told on the screen in the most lavish manner...To miss this gigantic production is to miss the out- standing triumph of the films. . maitre: JAMES ISHERWOOD £i333%%; ANDY WARD'S ORCHESTRA—HENRI C. LE BEL iA 7251F ORGANIST MATS, 35¢ EVES. 50¢ | NEW YORK’ A-PHOTODRAMATIZATION OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS PLA’ | nth BARNA CAST STLETON “|. and & 1 ZEW ARD EARLE ayaa [‘s may’ | and ANDERS RANDOLF | .00% ere | | Comedy , BALLARD AT THE WURLITZER Antonius Jensen and His Winter Garden Orchestra LAST TIMES-JOHN GILBERT in “THE WOLF MAN”