The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 18

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W BIG DOUBLE BILL pals THE SHOW ALL SEATTLE IS TALKING ABOUT 6 SELECTED ACTS OF r i be % * with a VAUDEVILLE LILLIAN HERTZ —and Her— MORO CASTLE ORCHESTRA igRe mov barber night tor h ‘oes by the a life guard, repairman, mus watehm t If you have an s on the RAL ject, jot them ¢ 4 mail them 15—ARTISTS—15 to Daisy He liter of t Band Like You Never Star, “Al i inte Bait Heard Hefore iain: ee When you consider the mon Novarro and Alice GUY AND PEARL Hoot Gibson Here Soon in | New Photoplay the Broadway | most popular rs and Seven THO it hap ed way back in umn ¢ t a in “Dance Stories 1 1 to the - andret ' " A e 1 ne BUDDY WALKER Ker ading characters In t ames of the French revolution, | bet amera America’s Forenwst Comedian os : area het Reed Rabe re : : t- WILLS & ROBINS | is Blue Mow a. Y # two together again /of apprehe In “Wrong Impressions” for 1924-25 ra : . . a " H “ Fifth prize—Six loge seats to the | *** “a x bg r I . jeilig. if al v ‘ PIELERT * SCOFIELD || a seatnreooa | ent cline Sen Phe in “Helping Husband” Pim nesenangce et hia sw A n of the hat Hoot might 1 ta tae, | Seventh prize—Two loge seats, good | COUTt Of e aracter equanitr t ¢ r GLENN GOFF’S Miata pi toriintoe crochet t the fin Louis X1V , for fina er “Songologue” Eighth prize—Five pairs of seats, |“ ‘ _— H by i to ¢ good for any performance YOU WILL AGREE Ita Pealttvely the Hest: Vente ville HII Seem at for Many M OUR FIRST. PICTURE LITTLE PETITE VIOLA DANA with MILTON ‘SILLS In the Comedy Drama “The Heart Bandit” SEE THIS BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM NO ADVANCE 1¢ METROPOLITAN All | Twice 2:30 Week | Daily 8: Farnum Meets This Vamp Wears { an Old Frjend Twenty yearsago William J. Kelly ()SPMEL received his first big chance 4 he received a part with V : Farnum in a New York production of iy Ben Hur.” Today the two act on adjoining sets |lot in Hollywood | William Farnum is starring The Man Who Fights Al | Wallace Worsley production MYERS cre be en # are playing on the Paramoun LAST DAY TO SEE “THE ms) DESERT ssasesey PARADISE” FAST STEPPERS shsssstostssssost LOCAL LAFS | SHEIK” BURR NICKLE JUE FONG, Tenor hte m Bec PRESENTS = International News Wanda oie) “THE LAND OF be ihn | ti iT itty Hawley Passion! Mystery! PERING Ne Thrills! 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Kathieen Key has arrived in bah ade Italy and begun work on “Ben Hur the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production of Lew Wallace's novel. Mis playing the role of Ben Hur's \Actor Descendant of Spanish Nobility) Pedro de Cordoba, who jays the} jpart of the Eayptian prince him, in “The Desert Sheik Key ts Tbra: | the pie: | s* times | Howard Russell The PALACE HIP welcomes “the Fleet a WILE KINGOCS fi vv amd sesivur ~ wu, "e’ PLAYING the LATEST « ORCHES: TRAL HI 15) Mats. 35¢; Children We Prices Evenings, Sunddys and Holidays, 54c Plus Tay tonight at the Colonial, ts a de-| scendant from Gonzalva de Cordoba, famous in Spanish history ag |Gran Capitan (The Grea’ Captain), | who drove the Moors out of Spain in| the 15th century. \% Besides De Cordoba, Wanda Haw. | 38 ley ‘s playing one of the featured roles, in New Comedy Last of Old Metro Studio) : ITH Jackie Coogan's present uction, “Little Robinson Cru. " finished, the final excuge for the existence of the old Metro studio properties was recently ended, and that famous Hollywood landmark will | soon be no more. Jackie's company was the last ono left on the lot, foi lowing the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer merger, which moved all the com bined interests to the bls Goldwyn | studio in Culver City | For seven years the Metro studios | | were the birthplace of thousands of | | productions. Jackie's first. picture | under his famous half million dolin1 | bonus contract was made on the |Metro lot, Tex In, “Pour | Horsemen” ond “s eo” as! B |woll as scores of other spectactes, |were produced at the Cahuenga ave, | plant | Jackie has one |make on his | which he will s to] Howard atter| with Seattle more picture Metro contract, art on his long Russell, audiences, will voy: | he ; § Jageito the Near Want. with a ship | be one of the members of the popular | load | of foodstuffs and clothing for Hi necdy orphans of Greece, Syria menia and the Holy Land Theater Guild, opening at the Metropolitan, Sunday, July} 6, in “In Love With Love.” } rn, well know) s carry interesting Have nds news, | you read them tonight? Goes Over Big i ‘ Discover Wild | mou: corpe COMMERCIAL PLANE The motion picture expedition was | Lo Nearly every Jeanie Macphers: special scef ent by amount, and after con ture company made ario writer for Cecil B. DeMille, now derable hardships brought’ back the | for t creen rights to this novel, owns i | Gree nied ceahedt Peach Ba and Miss Corelli took an active part | holds rank as the first woman to fiy Heading the party lexxe TL, jin the negott ns right up to the|the comfercial seaplane which eat Lasky, vice president of the com.’ time of her death ries passen, between the Califor |followers were } | fires, | |leved to be |of humans on the [Paramount Gets lfor the headed by|* THE ~ WITH WOMEN me) r ALEX me 2 IMATIOry 4 : J ‘ — (NL ‘; Pteeflee| 3 S sri |; |] Wr : m $ i hens at Service king themselves the democratic N. Landon, N. E. art O, Dad, Look Here! ep the kiddies healt to m Women are at least ma convention. Ate § especially by C. 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