The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 13

FRIDA) TI SEATTLE TAR “Thru the Dark” | Thrilling Romance of Boston Blackie Next Blue Mouse Feature NEW SHOW TODAY AT THE HEILIG E A MIGHTY STORM OF THRILL THUNDERBOLTS! pe PROGRAM Hayptinan's PRATURE ¢ SEE THE GREATEST HEADON COLLISION EVER PUT IN PLOTURES THE LOVE PIRATE AT WINTER GARDEN ri get jeading feminin an'the ¢ Ka e ay woode the cast. \ \ ee THOMAS MEIGHAN AT THE MARKET | Thomas Meighar | thon of one of I ular storte now si Meighan pia college man AS MELODRAMATIC— as “The Mail Man” AS GRIPPING— as “Judgment of the Storm” the role s shan | SCREE COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA == 13 PAGI N | Angora Grotto J Arranging Bigh | Musical Show Ang =SOrZROZO4 n nantert: Fite, COLLEEN MOORE D —IN— L. “CHANGING HUSBANDS" pen - . f t fir weblies DARK” Iileging f t e Pitts and Julla Paye Zeing the Thrilling Romance of oy Le exis “BOSTON BLACKIE” from the lithe ~ Famous Stories of the Same Name ture for Paramount s 0 by JACK BOYLE * tentatively called “Corapromised, ¥ sarans i 1D EVER athryn M “ othe AND TOO— 48 LARRY SEMON Las “LIGHTNING LOVE” luersuse * THE KING” ee “ ) Tenth Annual Musical Festival the net of deceiving his audience. ‘ he “Panama canal LADIES AT PANTAGES joly “seman to stomach the BY THE MAKERS— of these great successes Ivan Miller Joins Will King Company Francis Re! ks his artistry against the down, tor, who is winning mué and wins! the Pantages this week, ‘Three Dance Recitals in LITTLE THEATRE al matineo performance for Attacks Pines STE A ENZO, Tenor Any Seat, An: Ivan M will be remem at which ’ BUSTER LORE 20, ener. v » Any ct “ae man will be on| WASHINGTON, May 9—Ravages Leon Greenman’s Melody Makers ime—25¢ units ck company BIG DANCE RECITAL mmediately | of the European sawfly threaten the soveral is the newest ¢, — | complete defoliation of the pine trees jaddition to the Kir 1 Players MOOR ‘Tit, x United States. s feputation is al-|of the The pite % ION DO Miller han a large following among Art Bx t—from the |nurseries and estates of New Eng- The 7 RE ‘ | Beattie theatergoers and will no costttenieds: of Europe | land and some of the Noth Atlantic me ae . doubt be @ drawing card with the rite Whee lis nntiag- | states. already baye been attackediiy Spot at [=] 3 ay | aso his pub-|the pest. ‘The sawfly has been one as | makes bis debut with) Marté—Sons Recital, 8:30pm, and unspoiled as tho | 0f the greatest forest depredators in Third and ry Wa “, ket Keeftal, 8:0 | Burope Shetied y w opening Saturday unsung. | oie 3 | | afternoon. | ° bs POPULAR FAD - } - BEAD ORNAMENTS ‘With the tailleur it is a popular a make dl ntation for where-| about the throat so that noné of the Smart handbags of soft, suppiec| THOMAS MEIC ors aim blouse shows. Thotnas Meighan is doing quite a| ing, which is said to be a great picture play of San Fran. bit of traveling thees days, even! cigco’s underworld, where romance and peril lurk in dark- jtho he da not making pictures. A} ened alleys. Colleen Moore and Forrest Stanley have th —|few days atter he returned from Bloat, sxta | leading roles. ie-Margaret| White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., he cag E 4 . went to Atlantic City with Mrs. Seddon and George Cooper; Meighan. Now ho. is preparing to 2—Colleen. Moore and her go to Callforniay where he will make favorite mount; 3--Miss| | "The Alaskan,” under the direction Moore and Carmelita Ger-| jot Herbert Brenon, aghty, ther in delicate shade of biege and ay are sometimes embroidered in FRIDAY—2 days —SATURDAY “Thi Love Pi te” | Why Good Dancers facials ings fy arybeta: ba HARACTERIZED as the spy tlhe Are Popular thrilling motion picture ieee? ‘They Take 1 or % Lessone sé woven around life ¢m croc | FOX NEWS lates, VE ne Through the Dark,” featuring Col- é COMEDY STEVENS lsen Moore, will have its firat pro-| Private Malls Day and Eve. sentation at the Bluo Mouse, begin ning “Through the Dark’ is a screen! aturday, | GUILTY” with JAMES KIBKWOOD DORIS KENYON ROBERT EDESON EDMUND BRE! RUSSELL GE by Jack Boyle, author of “The Fa jin the Fog’ and ‘‘Roomerang Biil,"’| ‘both of which ptetures ‘met with! great success. | In bringing this Jack Boyle story | to the screen, @ brilliant cast of play | jers have been assembled to support |Mis§ Moore, = Forrest Stanley, who | played ‘opposite Marion Davies in| “When Knighthood Was In Flower," | jis cast in the role of “Boston | Blackie.” Others in the ca bart Bosworth jdie Phillips, | melita Geraghty, Wade Boteler and | Tom Bates. ALSO LLOYD MASIL/TON Cy “LONESOME” a riot of inughs ATES Orchestra MATINEES ARE PREFERABLE ° Mats: SPECIAL! Saturday Matinee for Ladies is nault Daily 230. Eves.: 7. | The Late ¥ Greatest New York W Garden * Value Passing Show Ever will present hia Offered F hi Sh for asnion show displaying his entire ward robo lous gowns valu 000, immedi- ately ter the Petes Ernest Torrence, All Jadies in tha audience p, le will be invited onthe stage Patsy Ruth Miller, Internadioya to Inspect these wonderful F Norman Kerry and 3,000 others News gowns. i 4 HOR HIG ACTS GAUTIER’S BRICKLAYERS TN AD: BILLY WELLS AND ECLAIR TWINS ON 10 OT Masterful Musical Score arranged by LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN and played by the COLUMBIA(All-Artists ORCHESTRA Sherwin Kelley Joo Tilyou and George Rogers Ergotti and Herman Pantagescope ——NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION —— HUUAVAUAVAUAVAREAUAUAAATAEA AAA MM ea To a History Making Train from Mayors of Leading Northwest Cities Hon. Edwin J. Brown, Mayor of Seattle: Transporting, safely and comfortably, ten million persons, without @ single fatal accident, is a North Coast Limited train achievement for which the Northern Pacific Railway deserves the congratulations of the Pacific Northwest. In the years to come we believe this ‘unparal- leled record will be sustained, because of the care and skill exercised throughout this great organization. V. Fawcett, Mayor of Tacoma: Looking backward sree 24 years of North Coast Limited opera- tion reveals the progress of luxurious travel in America. This famous train introduced such innovations baths, valet and barber service, libraries and through dining cars, We congratulate the Northern. tes its silver anniversary year in the life of the Nerth Coats imited, Hon. George E. Baker, Mayor of Portland: When we consider that the North Coast Limited was the first electric-ligh! sleeping train intc the Northwest some idea of how the Northern ific showed the way to luxurious travel may be obtained. It is indeed a Prone to congratulate this railroad in its silver anni- versary year of North Coast Limited history. A. Fleming, Mayor of Spokane: Many who ride on the North Coast Limited have experienced the hardships of days when “covered wagons” were transcontinental con- veyances, Those pioneers realize how the North Coast Limited has Boe in making travel an ouaable experience, The Northern acific has reason to be proud of this train’s remarkable record, Northern Pacific Railway "2,000 Miles of Startling Beauty” City Ticket Office, 1407 Fourth Ave, SEATTLE Hon, A. Hon, C.