The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1924, Page 11

SATURDAY, JUNE 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR ts PAGE 11 Kerrigan Will { HAS LOVERS APLENTY —}/s Leap Year _{ PRETTY, AND SHE KNOWS IT } Elinor Glyn Play Role of | i ~~ +~Vogue Dying?!” memes en ses Writes an O. @ Captain Blood A’shy HenryComed y Po star Chosen “How to Educate Ps SUN MON TUES. \| f acter by he Wife” Gives Right Youth! That | r Vote my leap, Aan Lore ee and Wrong Dares and Wins! || a. 98 one t last year | ft i proposals from men In the ‘ Wherefore Art Thou Perfect Actress? Lydia Knott Is HERBERT Gther sbaa pound dachingt ashlee. hf pits tae? Gaze at this pretty girl. Doesn't she look sweet and en Versatile ve LINS he choose? When we tell you that the poor man is Her- trancing? Yes, she does all right, but this is just one of RAW ON ert Rawlinson, this riddie won't be 20 hard to guess. Carmel || kxwn to the public, Rounert | the methods she uses to wreck the home of a happily |x Geraghty is the girl, who ie juat becoming acquainted with ||, 0! st married man in “Does It Pay?”, the photoplay which opens | Atter bel picture fans. She's leading lady for Herbert Rawlinson ta ||Sunday at the Winter Garden. Her name? It's Hope Hampton, She is red-headed and has biue eyes A Real Actor __ Another Sheik “High Speed,” the Colonial feature opening Sunday. Mack Sennett Nita Naldi Tells the World Tries Out New ahs oe Lost 2 24 Pounds Picture Talent A-whale, & | HIGH SPEED creator of the Tooner n Kerry, the st and now act 5 an im 0 hag be the new William Fox th rema 10¢ Till 6:30 P.M. COMING The perfect picture se, some sharks, “LITTLE OLD NEW YORK” Mickey Isn’t Freckled ape Lucas and some freak referred to © films, an Sennett’s party With a school of fish and tuna, m: taken after terri If of California some real battles | ot which we: struggles. nied the pro press And Nita Naldt hat's more, that ver was as large as she ap p and made motion tures of the; deep sea fish his film thing else, It wasn't my 1 had to wear a dress that I was told to we | Not Nacealitti. 7) fears George Fitzmaurice, who directed Cytherea—Goddess of Love,” was i people seek notort Born in Paris on February 13, 1885. eem to have it thrust up Wa under stpeladders, whist-|1I don't take lodine baths, as som ABOUT THE DEAN CAST A notable cast w be aceon in th Priscilla Dean tn “The 8 ” now belng produced ‘The iat ed cast i be re ressing rooms, lighting three | one has said, and I don't dye my skin| priscijia Bonner !» now match, breaking mirrors and | yellow. in George Fitz * combinations do not Tarnist r him in the least. a his little effusion Miss Nal ered a cup of tea, with ERIC yon Wf ak STROWEIMS Wonder Play cm eM TION TODAY’S JUDGME MOST TALKED-OF BEAUTY Aileen Pringle THE TIGER SKIN WOMAN OF “THREE WEEKS" IN HER LATEST AND GREATEST SUCCESS Written, Directed by and the beautiful star of | \ Ea Starring Santee Eric von Stroheim the one man who understands all the weaknesses of men and women. ~ —TOMORROW— HOPE HAMPTON A VIVID DRAMA OF WOMAN'S CHARM VERSUS MAN'S WITS—IN A LAVISHLY STAGED STORY BY Rupert Hughes A drama of human emotions as high as the towering peaks of its scenery. WITH NORMAN KERRY b th R\ ELEANOR BOARDMAN Gah} CaS SE SMOMETA LOUISE FAZENDA , , A Story That Holds RAYMOND HATTON } Your Heart a HUNTLEY GORDON ‘Helpless Prisoner Until } the Last Tremendous { Moment EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION “Douglas’ 10 Teenie Weenies” —Ten clever little kiddies in the greatest act of its kind since the days of the famous “Bostonians” | ERE OOS LO OTT TTT OCR International News Robert Haines Fox News A BRAND NEW MUSICAL ENSEMBLE “THE SHOOTING STAR” COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA | ATS. B6¢ VES. AND SUN. 506—KIDDIE Third of the Gerald Beaumont DIRECTION— MATS. 3 BV » SUN | DIES 10 M : 4 “FAST STEPPERS” LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN Loge Beats 200 With Billy Sullivan as the “Information Kid" Playing “Tales From the Vienna Woods"—Strauss Antoniun Jensen ANDY HENRI Winter Garden 0 warn's | ©. LE BEL Ballard at the Wur BAND Organist LAST TIMES — John Gilhert tn “A Man's Mate” 4 an f babi y 7*