The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1924, Page 9

MBe Seattle Svs TOMOBILS | 8 COND SECTION EATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924 PAGES 9 TO 16 nWered Is Pleasingly Plump | Watching the Scréen | BY DAISY HENRY JOULD you know your favorite movie st t face to face Known to millions eir plays, ma playerg pass unrecog the er to changed appearance off Coloring in complexions, hair and eyes not registe and white photography account for these alterations in ap- pearance eee |public to sce their favorites on t Also many of the players ee re true to lif screen woh taller than they | Flesh tints, hair and eye colors { mctually are Norma Tal are all shown exactly as they are Clara Kimball Young and ie | im daily Uf g the players Bara are three player v m | who will ovel pro thention off-hand who appear duction are k Holt. Kathlyn taller on the screen. | Willlams, Noah Beery and Billie ee | Dove eee Billie Dove ts the Fotle, recently became the brid: e| Willat, Her first appearance in d.\ pictures was with Tom Mix tn she 4s appearing im Paramount pictures. 4 | eee ((HICAGO POLICE are restrained | / from interfering with the exht/| of First udge Tra 0 city had ref nding that the p affair between a Jui the principals tn a mx t unfit to show . ANIETY, a t recently carrt x Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, saying that Doug Sr. is very disappointed that | mods Players Lasky did not do! r by his son, Doug ts going } 1 for awhile and then it umored dad will undertake o.-0- is Speaking of Mary recalls an interesting bit of {nformation. | present him in a sertes of pictures When working before the camera | eee | the famous movie star always OUG JR. bas a breesy personality| i “profiles’’ from the samo side. | nd should prove popular in She claims, and #0 does the ght kind of plotures. With the cameraman, that one side of her | tealabier ané ‘seed a neiiine face screens much better than | director ther ts no reason why this the other. | youngster shouldn't make good in his o 38.5% | chosen profeaston. MONG the 140,000,000 persons in the United States, there are only | ; West LUBITSCH FILM) of the Paramou “Montmartre” brings Pola Negri roon in every hundred thousand has features so regular that a motion picture camera can be | production. trained on them from every angle fons remulting, says camera man for Joneph to the screen in an Ernst Lubitach Advance reports have !t that the picture ts more ike the Pola of old than any of her portrayals since the | In the filming of “The Guilty |. One,” Agnes Ayres, the star, was " : 9 filmed from 83 different angles. of Yvette, grisette of the Quartler mtitutes a test of unusual | Latin And habitue of the Cafe Flora in Paris two famous pictures which made her ol overnight, She plays the role aa Smee paatoasies whew | ACK’ DEMPSEY? || 1 {fection include! tora Swanson, Pola FILM IS STARTED! ; Nts. (LN SN S hh , OS |Negri, J gan, Betty | Compwon, is and Leatrioe A trifle plumper and as pretty as ever, Mildred Harris returns to the screen again a8} Joy Production has started on “The Title Holder,” first of tho Gerald) Eulalie Jensen. She contributes a colorful bit of acting as a gypsy queen in the Uni- the charming young heroine of “By Divine Right,” the dramatic photoplay showing at} Sic ciation ‘ti Gdiee a comeniregify wagheedl ede eels dy ay super-production “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” which is showing now in its the Heilig for a week. The story is taken from Adam Hull Shirk’s novel, “The Way fe filming Zane ¢ , |Overy, Ext n, Chuck Reis-|second big week at the Columbia. The cast is headed by Lon Chaney who plays “Quasi- yenson are in as|ner and the Wasteland, |modo,” the outstanding figure in this Victor Hugo story. The picture is proving tre- © production for Para. | Carmelita Geraghty is leading woman | Men Love,” and carries romance and thrills in equal abundance. Mildred, of course you | an \ ke It possible for the |and Chuck Reisner, the villain mendously popular. know, used to be Mrs. Charlie Chaplin. a= = ese FD .. -f ANY SEAT ji | the price that i BUSTER Another House-Attendance Record at The Million Dollar Heilig Starting at 11:15 a. m. 13; 5; 7 and 9 p. m. Feature Picture 45 Minutes Later More Big Days “Ask the crowds who saw it Friday” i ci made the f LORENZO .y: Heilig famous , “That Wonderful @ Mother of Mine” i International News - Century Comedy, with 4 Buddy Messinger” * 7 LEON GREENMAR’S 4 , ' MELODY MAKERS : playing: Barcarolle “Tales of Hoffman,” and “It Ain't a or Gonna Rain No More” We said: ‘See the Lullaby’”’—Now we say, “Sée BY DIVINE RIGHT” NEXT FRIDAY: HOOT GIBSON in his latest Universal knockout, “Forty-Horse Hawkins”