The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1924, Page 9

MK BILE e SECOND FEO. SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924 AGES 9 TO 16 VILLIANS DON'T WORRY HIM]{ Watching the Screen || ee one CHUCKLE | BY ED ANDERSON Pe never too late to become famous. Rafael Sabatini wrote historical novels for year with slight success until sublication of “Se. anruelie? "two years ago. Then the id for his work became so insistent that the publishers d to reprint his old books and contract for new ones Rex Ingram made a lous movie of oF pomchllgr sg Frank Lloyd has ree completed “The Sea Ha for First National with \ Sills in the leading 1 and David Smith is getting ready to screen “Captain Blood” for Vitagraph. It looks as tho § ini’s entire output would be transferred to the screen time. His novels make ad- mirable movies, containing action, romance and thrills. “ee DROP. ER T LINNEKAMP, fa HERE has been a demand from t who has been com the Analthes Art the j ar nly three hav " bin, Claire Windsor and Clair Lore, Miss Philbin is the “di mure type,” Miss Windsor a “state impreasive beauty Lorea, @ new-comer, has rronality, which P Priscilla Dean ts engaged in doing another one of her color ful characterizations, This time 10 HIJACKER, product of pro- it's “The Siren of Seville.” Ball hibition, or rather bootlegging, 1s fights with genuine toreadors, | Picturized in Tom Ince’s latest ro: matadors, pleadors and cuspidors | 'ase, “Those Who Dance.” There's decorate this Spanish dish: Three |,'9t# of liquor tn this drama but it's prise bulls are used in the play lon the screen. Blanche Sweet, Not Seattle bulls. Warner Baxter and Beastie Love are Pe eee the featured players. be INCE D, w. ¢ th made “Amer btn NCIDENTALLY Tom Ince breaks | into he headlines with another Fe It's “The Marria f rein there isn’t a kiss, ie Meredith, on ® tentative and awkward Paul Leicester Fi ‘ What are the movies coming per is handling the megaphone. Mon.|‘0! The box-officp better look into . tague Love, Holbrook Blinn and Mil. | this. pe | a dred Arden are among the feature a yi players, IPHEY'VE done it again! This time hs oie the p NV AE BUSCH tried her hand at|*nding of columning In one of the Los U other day. Here | ' cracks: & woman fs i wei o) Goldwyn and Victor M. Shapiro i y in & man ig | re responsible 4 {the highe jementia rn i Wonder what wher will put out i | photoplay ed “rhe Ten Com | Sack Pickford ndments”’? e mpemedehs ae at Mt. Shasta VS “The Prat.| Jack Pickford and a company of 40 players are working in Northern California this week at Burney Falls in the Pitt river near Mt. Shasta ‘They are making the finel scenes tor | ‘The End of the World,’ the new Tom J. Joraghty roduction in| | which Jai | “ ” . The pa: ung Pickford wyn's first big special, “He Who | "0 Barts | sinc ae Gets Slapped.” The play by (5 Goraght com. | Leonold Andreev, as produced © | pany manager; Norma Shearer, lead-| | the legitimate stage by the | ing tady; Claire McDowell and other | Theatre Guild, was very sderese- | cnembers of the cast an well as a| ful. Chaney should make amar. | 10.0 ee) see whey. left. Tos | Velous He. Angeles in two special Pullmans RTHUR STRIN rie Wife," a bes’ 8 ago, in to be filmed by Goldwyn. pel ‘Ballin wil) play the wife. {ugo Ballin will direct According to rumor Lon Cha- ney will play Hoe in Metro-Gold: i} | este the ga baggne car for propa and) yi } Hoot Gibson. He makes the villain of “East Lynne” quit throwing cigarettes in his)(*QQEN HUR,” “Greed” and Tess) equipment You just can’t help liking Doug MacLean. In his “The Yankee Consul,” now on view paper snow; then goes to Broadway to show 'em how he put on dramas in Lariat, Wyo-| of the D'Urbervilles,” will soon) On the return trip a stopover willl q¢ the Columbia, Doug drops his fun anchors in South American waters and parks his 0 rel old Gat aan SPrench ming. That's what happens in ‘‘40-Horse Hawkins,” showing at the Heilig. Hoot proves |%? essed by Goldwyn. gel Bet any te Dekiien. ‘alley | hrills and laughs in an old castle, whither he has gone to rescue a pretty girl from the in this picture that he is somewhat ot @ comedian as well as a high- tla cowpuncher. ‘her career in the latter film nearby ‘clutches of villainous conspirators. The girl is Patsy Ruth Miller. Blame him? Continuous Show TODAY 11:45. m.te 11:45 p.m. arid eineeslas Night 40 Different Kinds of Laughs * International . News mise | Forty horses can’t hold him when he gets™® Day BUSTER LORENZO | “xSm0"'| under way in this fast and furious funfest ss ee hile”—by rh ‘Brasher ve i and Benny Bern GIBSON KIDDIES REVUE first of the Chronicles = of America, “Daniel Boone” \ Coming: Lincoln J. Carter’s Dial EL iot-8623 lads clean “The Arizona Express” for tnforraation on Hellig shows