The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1924, Page 9

SECOND SECTION SEATTLE, WASH., SATUI USEMEN Be Seattle sv tDAY, JUNE 28, 1924 aT OMOBILIES PAGES 9 TO 16 Another Perfect Flap: ae BY DAISY OSOO6O 4 ELL, let's see, RRNA Oh, yes, our good Sol I KK OOOOO 0 (x an interesting bit of informa ROY please the youngsters and thei RXKKX OO nee at " OOOO M* emowsr president 3 pity QI cipal Picture corporation, has] 4 GCOOOOE | wunched a move to ¢ iren's theat a the Unit emplated thea 4 rely to with films of edu: |, rtainment value uch patronage ® and pledged thel Leaner stated The producer first broached his plan while in England last summer in a conversat David Lioyd George and Lord Beaverbrook, Both of these no tables were strong for the idea, while Lioyd George will person. ally assist in presenting the plan to English educators, he prom ised. “The m | be part and parce! of ] there is every reason tc | interests of our boys and girls by ing them film entertainment that is } suitable to their young minds | eee | 66F]MHE child ix apt to forget what | he hears but never what he Therefore, it is t tage of all cities to see that our fu-| |ture men and women obtain proper education as well a4 entertainment | seen the advan. jthru the channels of | drama. the silent gs OO “The theaters will be small, OOOOO but sufficiently large to accom modate the children. Women at tachen will be engaged to operat the playhouses and govern (halt? activities thruout ery} SEPQABY PEGGY will sponso | theater of thi will be erected in Hollywood Angeles," Lesser said. “New York| OOOO EERE? ee & will have the second, with others to > | follow rapidly in all the large cities.” There's keen rivalry on 'twizt a couple of flappers. Just as Colleen Moore was be-| bens | ginning to reign supreme as a flapper type, along comes this brown-eyed vixen, Clara} Bow, and now when you talk about “the perfect flapper” we don’t know whether you) mean Colleen or Clara. Clara is a magazine contest winner. She is clever and an ideal | flapper type. You'll see her in “Poisoned Paradise,” the present Columbia attraction, with Carmel Myers and Kenneth Harlan, Drewes mas Mieke Slecing a pages | eee O05 srereratereterate BOC earererarets eareteratetetets ++ OOOO OOO > vaarearies FRR srarsrateretettetetetets EATURES that parents are anxious to have thelr children witness are c6upled with feature Pictures that are not adaptable to the child mind. The new children's LEW WRITES MUSIC . 5; | POLA NEGRI IFVHERE is a great deal of truth in Lew Cody, who is playing the role | Winning by a Nose | Pola Negri is one of the few women | this statement. Personally, I let Lamont, in the current Ernst| Florence Lawrence (the actress)| on or off the screen who doesn’t care | recall a year or #0 ago seeing a FBLubitsch production, is somewhat of | hopes to win by @ nose. what she looks like so long as what} Chaplin. comedy on the bill with a A composer of music. During the| The “Biograph Girl” fractured that | she does is convincing, She recently | Hobart Bosworth melodrama. Some fiming of his sceney in thie Warner | feature eight years ago when she/| surprised Dimitri Buchowetzki andj|of Bosworth's pictures have been (Bros, production the m' ans on the | tumbled down the Hudson palisades.| several cameramen by requesting | Very good, but this particular one set have been playi me of-Mr.| Ever since she's been trying to get | them to entirely disregard the at-| was one of the most gr tedy’s own compositions, among| it back to normalcy. | tempt to light for beauty while they | tures I ever looked at. F Which is his well known “My Lady| She underwent her 16th operation | were msxing a scene in “The Pass- | boy loves Chaplin and ne of the Orchids.” the other day. | jonate Journey,” her next Paramount | theater was crowded with youngsters | rs Relate — tT picture. at every performance. In my mind | this was a very poor combination | program, especially for children. This | | Bill Cody has signed to star in a| ‘“‘East of the W: feries of stunt pictures. er Plug” ts the Utle of the firat two-reel comedy in! which Ralph Graves will appear. is true in many Instances, Watching the Screen Canada and bac the | people Herbert Bren: the Paramount Long HENRY what is new in the way of movie news. esser has provided us with tion. This will particularly r parents, L In other words, the actor muat be aracter he is playing, ond not fe noCeRErce does stunts In the picture that make him « wh, and not an actor playing @ jown,” Brenon expiained. “For in he has learned to balar igar boxns on his chin, to jug fs te eae eee Here’s a League of Nations’ Cast HOMAS MEIGHAN has a league of nations cast in bis new picture, “The Alaskan,” which Herbert Brenon is produc ing for Paramount. Anna May Wong is Chinese, Estelle Taylor s of Bootch deseent and Laska Winters is part Spanish and part French. eR SE EES Sa Sse Indian clubs and rubber balls, and to b © & paper cone on his chin Many actors playing such a part would never have gone to the trou ble to learn the tricks, but would have said ‘Oh, I haven't time to learn there things! You can fake them, any way “But not Torrence. When he sets out play a part, he lives the character. It is a joy for the director to work with an ac tor like him, You can always be sure that he will do everything in his power to make his charac- terization perfec . Ha fe PREPARING for toe clown scenes in the picture he hired & profeasional juggler to teach him the art, and every Ume ho had a spare moment from in front of the camera, you could find him in a corner, tossing Indian clubs In the air, It was difficult, but Ernest kept? at ft until ugh to go t © withe faking at all.” . . RENON fs right. It ts such work as this that makes. great performanc ether on the screen or on th Frederic and Fanny Hattan have recommended a new name for Richard Washburn Child's story, “Here's How,” which they are adapting to the screen for Universal. They want to call it “Jazz Parents.” Sounds kind of tippy and interesting. he waa. proficient | u the scenes in-the} |The Enemy Sex,” | ‘Reel’? Mother Is Real Mother Mary Carr is the most popular mother on the screen. Playing the parental role js not acting to this brilliant woman, for “off screen” she has under her protecting wing a brood of five children of her own. Johnny Walker is Mary Carr's son in “The Spirit of the U. S. A.,” a new Emory Johnson production showing at the Heilig. This is the first time thie celebrated pair has been in a picture together since “Over the Hill.” BEAUTY James Cruze recently find six of the most beautiful girls in Hollywood and vicinity and he | 641 thinks she has outdone Ziegfeld. Af. been se ed for two weeks to do dance in his new Paramount pic Compson in starred Marion Davies’ set out to} red he had|nited a set at Buster Keaton's stu: | york Central. dio and the set burns up. in which Betty received a trimming the other day | when Wallace MacDonald visited the sister, Rosemary, | barber, following completion of his | | RECOLLECTIONS Keaton Set Burns | A corner flat not far from 125th Cha “Tho Havi|st. aly ge overhead on atches the eye of Cecil Just $500. B. deMille when he comes into New Fireworks in. battleship scene !g-| York from Hollywood over the New It was there his old- jest daughter was born at a time | when a nickel saved by walking from ABOUT A MUSTACHE |the 14th street theatrical district Another perfectly good mustache | meant milk for the baby. William Desmond and Helen will star in a series of Independent | featured role in “Love and Glory,”|Holmes have signed for 80 society pictures in the East for Selznick re-|the Rupert Jullan production for} stunt melos to be directed by J. P. } lease, ‘Un McGowan. IN TOWN AT] ANY PRICE = — Emory Johnson’s mightiest melodrama —with— JOHNNIE WALKER and MARY CARR 1) A\) Wy A battle of might—a battle for the mother he loved! PRICES General Admission - 25c Loges - 50¢ School Children - - - 10c Boxes --~-----+- 75 2OZ Le BE EES EE Zz Z EB EB AB LEON GREENMAN’S MELODY MAKERS playing “Shine,” with Stanley Humble, soloist; and “Souvenir,” violin solo by Leon ‘eenman KEEP"COOL at theMILLION | PSS SSCA RASS VARARARAEE SREAELRRERRERELALEEE! ONCE AGAIN THE HEILIG HAS THE BIGGEST PICTURE More Human Than Life Itself— This mighty.epic of mother love will tear at your heart strings ag it roars and races across the sereen — climax upon climax —thrill upon thrill—to burst at length into the greatest dramatic smash ever hurled at an audience, Six big shows daily— Continuous from 11:15 a, m. to 11:15 p. m Ba. Sa QBaws HEILIG ANNIVERSARY WEEK “One Year in Seattle” | Triumphant Return Buster Lorenzo Singing Al Jolson’s latest hit, “Home in Pasadena” and the “Toreador,” from Carmen, eT 4. . RRR RABE EEAE EERE eee