The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1924, Page 11

SATURDAY, JUNE 21 — THE SEATTLI TAR IT'S A CURWOOD sToRY )\Rex Ingram’s {EVERYBODY LIKES PAT _ | Estelle Taylor : ‘ a a Scaramouche Has Someldeas Rebooked Here ! About Pictures M 1 y ‘ P Rafa t } r pictures. I r are | r 1 ev t F Ma d ing back n “Three Miles Fis Out, tp y this era g young star has M ' I h 1 ijt sila Sha made since she de the films for the stage a few yeara | jo doubt that at the ago. Madge such a sweet girl and so capable an actress |} es next ‘| that movie fans are hoping she won't desert the screen ' z | ove to be aed again. “Three Miles Out” will be shown at the Colonial a4 drawing ta watch the re 2 “ < This is just the kind of a scene you H ced dog act \ for three days, be ginning Sunday. M find in a James Oli is the star of Curwood Silence,’ Curwood picture, 8 latest photoplay story, “ is shown here with two of the be l amute dogs which appear in the picture. The Silence,” which goes on view at the Winter Garden f first time Sunday, includes all the features which make @ first-class Curwood romance. Plenty of Screen Stars ‘Ave. John \e Hamrick's OuSC Blu dand Bees The Charm Theatre in “The Charmed Land” Ps °° e | ehadaica’ us Irish stew and| , What new can we say about this personable young chap? | Waiting for Chance to Shine wienies on t Everyone likes Pat O'Malley. He has been a favorite for} S H E 3 S # ER E T 0 D AY | DES HE 4 ¢ t eat at home,|ever so long. Pat's a rollicking Irishman and he plays the} a oie? . Ae ree en the | stellar role in “The Fighting American,” the picture at the . | Columbia, made from-thestory.submitted by Oliver Wells — --~- - o H ds|in the Laemle scholarship contest a short while ago. Wells inf ee 4 a was awarded the first prize HUNTLEY GORDON WALLACE McDONALD probably pl Wallace MeDon t Julla Besidea es Madge Be ‘oche. Mel s May, Seattle and Tacoma n for Uni 1, the cast young tor. He made the state filming of “Free directed episodes enacte i = . r girk “bit” © players, compa y v Sxthe wn. In one such , fatered in screendom . “In making this a "t want to Jeave the | underrate talent am Henley continued. comyey is that the etro-Goldwyn-May 1 Charlen| usband : ; crc gglr ys hidapth ACTION AND Savaioned ADVENTURE THEY WOULDN'T BE MISSED Love and Laughter My promise is this FIGHTS AND FLIGHTS reason, all t simultanec je their ta pecpie who han walk int phere. And th might be # IT’S ANOTHER CRASH- ING STORY OF THE OLD WEST—The PLUNDERER HEILIG as to whether or not a m would crush the lat m Vernon's chest. Har rgument, only to face Smith, another member cast, oyer the health ful and aesthetic yalues of carrying | a live skunk about A SMASHING, CRASHING, LAUGHING, GASPING, TWO-FISTED, FIGHTING PICTURE CENTERING AROUND The Mandsome, Red-Blooded Co 6 Griffith ia to do “De clas: he highly’ emotional p made famous on the stage by Ethel “Barrymore. The Floating Palace of Jazz Marine Temple of Terpsichore. Two big decks for dancing. Rocker Spring Maple Vioorn. Come and enjoy a delightful trip on the bay in the light of the full moon. PUBLIC INVITED, x Three-hour Exeursion Trips every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday night. Pier 8, Foot of Pike St Bont for Charter Phone El lot-3230 —WITH— PAT O'MALLEY MARY ASTOR RAYMOND HATTON WARNER OLAND THE GUMPS Andy and Min in— “Andy’s Temptation” ‘ METROPOLITAN Siiicoru smashing wee | /g Engagement Positively Closes HURRY! SATURDAY, JUNE 28 HURRY! John Golden and 17,203 People Who Packed the Theatre Last Week Warn You That You'll Laugh! You'll Cry! You'll Love Him! COASTING THE GOLDEN WATERS OF FOLLY— —Soclety Gone Mad at America’s Most Fashionable Beach Resort— Felix the Cat —in— “Felix Hips the Hippo” VERNA CAMPBELL Dramatic Soprano A Roar of Constant Mirth MACK SENNETT’S Latest Comedy “The Lion and the Souse” INTERNATIONAL NEWS Staged by Winchell Smith Never Such Hilarity, Tense Moments or Thunderous Applause in a Seattle Theatre {Ss Floop {3220 {$1.50 |.) {$1.00 Liborius U. OF W. WINS y Andy Ward's Orchestra PRICES: Floor |% Bal. Gal. | Heaotnrat . H bd |$2,00 $1.00 50 ey ei CREW RACE Henri ©, Le Bet Organist Speclal Motion Pictures 01 A\A\\\\N Regatta, Showing Here Sunday COLUMBIA All-Artint TS poeta Becca) | Bargain Mat. Wed. Best Seats $1.50 a ORCHESTRA a Minying Select From “LIKE NIAGARA FALLS, EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE ‘LIGHTNIN’ At LEAST ONCE.”—N. Y. World.