The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1924, Page 12

MOND. j ) KATT LI TAR 10 5, 1924 | UNCOVER.PLOTS:“Cry Baby” Is (“LIGHTNIN BUDDIES H |NAVY SEAPLA ON BILL Hsbeaa fg Play a5— , SETS MARKS “Higher-Ups” Implicated by W orld 5 Records hte Confession of Two Broken in Flight ANTI-BONE MEASURE i Fake Petitions Used to Get Fraudulent Signatures Heilig Film Offering With Ne | Quartet as Added Featu BETTY HAS DARING | ROL IN “MIAME aon it ty Gis eae A Foon, ters, 75.41 tales + miles per ane: @&eau es wen @ hundred ietig campaign with ¢ SHOW METHODS Per , > at eS a novice « os He 1 sh : et oe be pe tai sag Mae in which Hteece Gardner and| Thomas Jefferson and Felix Hahet, the two old cronies| part admirably and it ia our pred ; ae the Bone 1 I | Howard p This) in “Lightnin’,” now playing in its second big week at the | tion that inside of » year Finney w Jo the dark on the'r 29. m bth per he wenn hs and do’ bucs ing dust) Metropolitan. Jefferson plays the title role me ' The attort to ' tay hel Bui y ene nutifu ; t t and the supporting H # and pub was beld over | a SEATTLE AHEAD To Outclass Rival Ports, Hanscom’s Prediction the Bacon,” a is featured this vorite tenor giv- twist by the ald eee JOTOPLAY PULAK CAST 4 Hatton, an a staggering week's run at | “ve tre ‘ working on the case since day, when « him by Ro eater B is the same sort of | Which an assortment of Jolean, characterstudy drama that |? y } et emperor, with a chauffeur named Old Homestead” was, only it's | wit he theatrica “ro ap eel aga 3 egy gers “Halt Past Ten”) say soth century playwritiag twista | ficlal verbosity—nothing in forgotten |Chna. “wh ! ent dur. raising rice for American wed in the principal reason for nedy mutcens of “The Fight 4 : ing American,” at the Columbia this! Peggy Shaw and James Mason in a scene from “The week, The picture is an arpealingly | Plundere the melodramatic photoplay which is showing | detent farce, with its appeal! at the Heilig this week, nding entirely on its incor tency. ] Not ina ary Astor ts lovely to look at,|featu O'Malley makes a g004-) tract college halfback ' ¥ quartette, which in que, the picture Isiheld over a sec next few y and Bee Russell rn Dance,” is rs in its histor: | no doubt outclass her rinf uid D. J. Hanscom, general n ent for the Admiral Or. ne, who returned home Sum from a six weeks’ trip thruost to on and much better « ting |to give it the tone of aturalnens than any “Homes 4° dramatic per which ie ynote of t Adams catches a ver presented nae are © ovations indiscriminately cae) Gans eet alt principals in the rather © cast ix proof of the wisdom of gemen’ and eye © play n keep the lump out the fancy of ev her week's offerin wher Bulgarian Culture for Sale Medicine Co., 217 De Twins present « » Golden's m: ¢ King’s syn Yl ror « time has the Heilix 4 a more popular “added at for many thrill & become known to the Jominating the and missionary unter staged | Tepresentatives, as the gateway to t, and the Admiral Oriental has met with the ap ngers to such an ee racter casting Thomas Jefferson isthe real star of thiy nationally famous tourist, comn Ly presented by the Of cor e's only thing lacking than the Los Angeles Eliard, whose baritone and have made him a favor » Palace I nagement rd to mine this It is rem scrap staged us taken ove y drama, He part created by Frank Bac admirably. ‘LA week at the ment © mub-titles| Heilig. The boys make It difficult audiences, hasn't and has done lever, and the well done, | ¢ the pleture attr to get er vent thelr mes program . the. Ga path ary when t t st age ager ? a ae Zoston I attended the . s " a call and ars 0 ul s the 5 7 Brent Brent is nal Foreign Trade conven eanreer Revue Features : | William Ewell Oliver and Prank 3h : caves yet fully be held in Beattl Pan Sh no, two Re rciemn tate Hh gp see: a ty | \s will be one of the rt New an low 4 s te geese action beg a q derer.” Rep u like your photoplay sea- ortant gatherings to Be held Sica 4 Lady Fair,” r ne it or wh ends in Ch J. 8 old t oned with melodramatic punches, bring business éhearest revue [never get ach notice from re Hote ee re hime eee ds Pt great standing, not only from and 1 Viewers bet Whe. Five Brest jos {he OLIVER CURWOOD STORY |iife than of a 5 D, H.. | sill parts of the Uniesiea wisdom of the manager who picked ithin lywood |AT WINTER GARDEN rs aw Ea, india NALA Tees SegP tac YR from the Orient, who are interestet which opene1 3 them for the parts. They are Mart) slike inital’ hotel in . : Hie adie tiie Pad in the # business of foreiga Helsey, as the sheriff, and Felix La Pearl. | taney, as “Zeb,” good-for-noth ude to cont In excess of $1,500,000 Othe acts “S°% James Craze BAN IS IGNORED 3 ca of Society sie Bkck Neatly od nd Pat South. phy ts i a La ako rate aties tea | ataae TRIO Surwood |Six Arrested in songologue. Pathe News and a reaitetic actors in the company. Any |x." ee favorable comment at the] rites an ‘Kato Cleaves to Domestic| eriff’s Raids fim eousedy | Gomphath the Douglas Fairbanks, n where it is showing A Steinhop and J. C, Nelage | | Issues in Speech were. ‘arrested: < ont) asa at teat iong ler tages evue |charges at a dance at Selleck Sat an officer in the! | TOKYO, June 23.—Premier Kato,|24y Might, by deputy sherifie hwest Mc 4 Police, RITING « music seine. thes 6 house of |Ol¢ Callo was arrested at Erumeaw Seka tated Innored the aie, (om ® similar charge, All three ‘were ation created by the enactment into |" ‘ - Prothg: fessict. Bi of the United States immigra.|, 1" * Series o! s by pokes 2 bill jdeputy sheriffs, three men were at bia) cvtalel sie Aeoniebai rested on Hquor charges Sunday.- ot ae Charles Clark, Issaquah soft drink with discussing domestic mz small western district court has a Sheriff Blodgett,” the very tmage in personality, cohversation and ap and others in this proj potel to appeal to traveler and mem. Max Graf, supervising atrector of! pearance which He 3raf productions, ex io com- Ta Haney gives ence production’ this month’ ef| 100 4 tosd Footsteps” and will also release adie o ithout ma. Jabout the same time “The Wine|°vtr Without m for which he has had several big releasing concerns ‘| Pat Declines presents 1 comedy in a real op ¢ doors, and filming the a scene in “The Enem # all part of a night's wor for James Cruze, who produced the Pictures for Paramount One of the largest evue, bers of the mot d skates mecurely |, F'nal Papers the nite were at, ng him ludicrous |) a. colony. hase of » Crowthers™ staging packed to t who! a house f nne, by the| Any® AGO | way, in n ably portrayed by h is operating | Zena Keefe talented young ac- realty |treas who divides her time between | WwWeuesceeweeroce the plietures and the stage. Bi Robert tt and J. self ford, who ts tal: «an r y a t in the plan, will su. ated ia oriel aters Wha sin canada teat anise , |Parlor proprietor, had 65 quarts ‘et Iue your watch, let 3 watch- Ci Off cietibabtural Nubia asd elnn ortactene in| Angeles was secured for the Tbe spas sree tite Mae a ch a |beer in his place when the deputies maker repair It, Next Liberty theater, ircus er i canaeeniat (end ta sr cohogy ffs ing to the fact that the regular gy eeer me ent was (8W0oped down on him. Fourie of Advertisement. i Scent ate paahs turnidntiian aha ‘ a ¢ did not leave theater Goat oe heirs ws Ht x uh the bottles were on ice, deputies sty, + jtlon n b " rcenes are beautify pars in = Cruze | aUsed liberal’ circles toda: Arthur Barton was arrested af PB | is satisfied with his job. He recently he dece ne. ae usual, there are some won hock, th seen the announcement that the govern- ment resolves to institute immediate | “It le our intention,” says Frank company was unable to commen Kangley when the deputies found |turned down an offer to go back in Gerful big malamute dogs which! to make the hot 4 ; : work until after midnight. Special er Pepsi: 3 four quarts of moonshine hidden ia |clreus itfe for a tour under the big take pa tn the action of the story. | Hage sets were designed at the Pare, | Manhood suffrage reforms, his. yard: . John Tvecsons suneaee |top. Al G. Barnes, prominent phe at white wolf is an additional | rount studio, transported to the the-| parlor proprietor on Washington feature. | | ter and set up on the stage. Hun.|. I°¥ing Cummins has been signed|st., was arrested by police, WhO ST n |dreds of minor players filled the|t® “rect « series of productions for|they found a half-pint of mode it the offer was de activities in| COLONIAL STARRING seats and witnessed a musical com-| First Nat 1a and pt ational. His first will be an| shine in his ice chest. AMERICAN’ woo ily Interfere with edy revue apectally prepared for the | "daptation of Olive Wadsley's novel, O'Malley, prior to his advent on d at the Algoquin, in New coring a suc | picture. ag een 4 i oa Jceas at the Colofiat in a return| During the course of the musical! The fifth of the tworeel feature Chamber’s Capital : It Is expected that the hotel, yet |engagement of the Neysa McMoin| revue the director and: his camera. | tories for Universal studios that the Agent Will Visit to be 4, will be under construc |story, “Three Miles Out.” As its|men were busily engaged in moving |2%°* Dempsey company is making| training, but it is hardly appealing|tion with about thru the house photographing 28% been completed and work is un-| J. J. Underwood, Washington tem for a man who has a family,” the Jo action of certain play.|“*" WaY on the sixth. Ethel Shan-| resentative of the Seattle Chamber: MADGE KENNEDY HARRISON FORD WEDNESDAY BETTY COMPSO YS TEMPTA’ “ANDY'S TEMPTATION” ‘Felix Hyps the Hippo’ Verna Campbell Dramatic Soprano the screen, was a slack wire artist “Life with a circus is a wonderful 90 days je implies it is a story that hing on the activities of bootleggers,|the drama in the role iol Reet |non plays opposite the heavyweight | of Commerce, will arrive in Seattle lactor said. | . |with Mins Kennedy bie ening, it was, |= a ter ers | wealthy society girl who uncon-| Among the prominent players who | Ch@mplon in the latest film. BY T.p'olok: Monae ae sclously finds herself a captive in|attended tho allnight revue were| SEES announced at the chamber jthe hands of ruffianlj, drunken| Betty Compson, who is featured in| Tyrone Power and Ivan Linow/ morning. According to present pam igns ontract | | rum-runners. “The Enemy Sex," and Percy Mar.|@t@ the latest additions to the cast| Underwood witl remain in) Seatie ‘The very man to whom she be . Kathlyn’ Williams, Huntiy of “Story Without a Name,” which | Until the next session of Congres International News U. of W. WDD Poughkeepsie Regatta |comes engaged is none other than | Gordon and Sheldon Lewis, who head | Irvin Willat is producing for Para-| convenes. a Never Use a Knife! or ome 1es th maater.mind of the bottieggers | the supporting cast mount with Agnes Ayres and Tony James Oliver Curwood Story, Starring. Now Showing . oe jand at each turn of Fate's wheel, — - "| | Moreno | at the Lond Island studlo. Over 500 letters, recommending & 4 Fitamncy Saerry LIttTiiiitti ra a apradaplr aig eben Neves ALTER HIERS, who hag been|the girl becomes enmeshed in The mysteries of motor car ome Wide array of players for the the tile Robert FE! et - starring in Paramount features | trouble. However, the author| driving are too much for Pola Balkan soldiers captured Fort | role in “Peter Pan,” haye beget the com loosens and comes for a number of years, has just closed |smooths things out and Harrison| Negri. She is a fearless horse- Schuyler, near: New Rochelle, | ceived by Herbert Brenon, Pars F LLS out. Does away with dangerous |, contract whereby he will be fea-|Ford, as the hero, comes to. the woman, but several days ago last week, Allan Dwan was | mount director, since it was. an paring. Get Blue-jay at your druggist. | tured in a sories of six two-reel com: | rescue. gave up trying to handlo the | using the place for scenes in | nounced that he would direct te edies which will be distributed by | wheel of her machine after at- Swanson's new picture, | filming of the Barrie fantasy. in bb | weenoos ae ‘puree i, ane tempting to driye it to the ‘Her faa! Story." | ers broke into motion pictures | t studio while working in “The iy —-—--- | under Griffith, back in the days when oa 0 is . | Passionate Jou ES ee the master director was directing | hate Journe Victor strom, the Swedish dl. DR. H. T. 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