The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1924, Page 10

BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS 38 63) ‘SCREEN \C HE'D FIGHT FO! HER | _)| STAGE | JAZZ DA CER | T" TH race t K White W I f the location em to boast ‘ Anothe . elodramatic plot hed t Pa I \ King d } COLUMBIA “Dp ' he t ' ur R ‘ Par ) METROPOLITAN ' ‘ " HEILIG . % be . ' ‘ b T nN F 1 of wn child Little Red School House wh ¢ ew at the Win- ‘ bla ter Garden Sunda In serec Rei tory the pro rar ape “Small aR Dolase iF the craven for Amateur Movie Folks nce wom =) Seenarists ly x ea 1 ri Are You One Who piragelld selenite cay Should Read This ant heade and—Weep? ining in favo .|Other important roles are take H Honor H. itor Billie Bingham, A How Evans an BY JACK JUNGMEYER ate stage setti 1.—Entertainer with Joe Sheftelis’ Revue, Pantages. Al Jolson and Jeanne Kay coming to the Metropolitan in “Bombo.” 3.—Scene from “The Unwanted Child,” Metro- ipolitan. 4.—Jack Souders, Palace Hip. WINTER GARDEN Traffic Jam ae cn Cody Hoh |= tek A ear Fp A ee Sade Lands Manuel (00° cor: im For the oe oa iat se ot So Se lnc Von Adair, rnee Location Man Barc A Soho f m a comedy mu: much pep, es the comedy Picture Job: 'ANUEL Camero, a thespian from | B rr Rod takes it quite calmly with his heoman grin, which is neither fatuous nor cy holce orches Argentina, 0 fo la num : s nape Shells rte hi be presented 5. for breaking into the * aah . per 3 985 456 rea on a f A Dt « gs matinees (except “To get into the movies,” says aks ° } rh ro Campero, “be a jaw walker Win! Cod 1 ; t the formula has been tried and! Garden Blue - 0 is ha Proven by the actor and he therefore { VIVACIOUS a submits it to his fellow professionals. ndle : . i Camero recently ed in Los ‘eat Lo ‘Angeles from Milan, Italy. On a Sat- | Asse tirday afternoon when downtown Los Angtles street intersections were | jammed, Camero unwittingly jay- ‘walked. He drew the ire of a traffic| op and also the attention of George | Melford, Paramount produc In the conspicuous jay-walking| figure of Camero, who was creating | & hubbub in Los Angeles traffic, the Producer saw a perfect type for ‘Ramon,” 2 character in “Tiger| Love.” Would Cameré like to appear | in the movies? He would, he returned | With gusto, especially since he was [; A ROC at E is one of Holty- wood's eligible young bachelors. Bui boulevard. jer. No fop. He doesn’t parade the cafes, at the beach links, His name isn't bandied about with pseudo-ro- narint mance. He lives unostentatiously rey Wileon. « y.| with his mother and sister. yn studios, Hi HERE NOW until Wednesday any i a bott standing had their ¢ Ay Cody nl values, as well as guidance In script writ > wil For ordb fn actor who had been haunting ator of the melodramatic | appear in a following articl r something Hollywood studios for employment ny I of the charac (Mr, Wilson's article will be | The perception, that, of tt Since his arrival from Italy, without } Rod La |ters to display un| printed on this page next Satur- distance runner rather tha results. | the |tsual emotional ities, | day) © sprinter, And Rod La Roque's Kioyd Hamilton, in his first five Igur Schoen-|reel comedy, “Fis Darker Self, ma jis an additional feature Bullet Enters His | MARKET Head; Wound Fatal enth Hour,” one of the} ASTORIA, May 24.—Urwl | mand, 12, was w al is Plugging hy 1 by Adapted from HAL REID'S famous Qhe LITTLERED SCHOOLHOUSE ** *::0:."°" POWER! PUNCH! PATHOS! a. Ky LINCOLN A brand new melodrama John Emerson and Anita Loos! have compicted the script for “Learning to Lov which will be Wonstance Talmadge's next stariaa Yehicle. | Colleen Moore and Conway Tearie| forthcoming | tentatively | the same being @ screen version of Le Roy Schott's fomantic story of that name. uceensful of Igr "a popular melodramas, ix | t¢tday by the ho at the Market Sunday| The bulletent nd Monday, with Charles Jones, ; Shirley Mason, June Elvidge ond|who seemingly abjures the love of Alan Hale in the leading rotes, ja beautiful heiress to. goin an un | Directed by the late Bernard J.|xerupulous prince in his iniquitios, Durning, the story revolves about|'rhe picture ia said to teem litte f adventures of Aman of mystery action and thrilis ile yes RUTH MIX Antonius Jensen and Hix WINTER GARDEN ORCHESTRA Ballard at the Wurlitrer a JOE SHEFTELLS SOUTHLAND FOLLIES ° >) Fox News Comedy A Mystery Play Any Time - - 10¢ Loge Seats - - 20¢ That Is Different to Thieves ———<——<—— To keep your jewels and other valuables in your home js to practically in- vite thieves to visit you and get them—and, you can't blame Mr. Burglar if he accepts your invitation. 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