The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1924, Page 9

yb . * The Seattle Sar TOMOB ee m0 s TIO) AGES ¢ 3 SECOND SECTION SATTLE, WASH ATURDAY, JULY y24 PAGES 9 TO 16 | __ Melody Maker de Luxe || Watching the Screen | ’ Not Worrying Over Job | BY DAISY HENRY — i 10,000 women delegates to the General Federation of Women’s clubs recently met at Los Angele One of the big features of the convention was the active interest these wor too n inve ating conditions in Hollywood much famous film colony. that the a splendid opportunity to “see for themselves.” Harold Swisher, one of The Star’s Hollywood correspondents, send this interesting new representation has been broadcasted regarding the ing afforded the women rn studios of H world " 1 I xed. urned to nod ifix ther th tomed routine i ft hip i} ch t a” f e t Pp it r 1 t E ERY : r aate int mind l cemort 1 the public good, ‘TI i nd an insult to the intelligen “ people object to a system drea \ ere Gautiinination which permits a small group to di pb geen siden thane” ot tate what they may see. | Holl | | eee ad ba we had crucifixion today, it Is nek th bai aiite w olin ertain that moving pictures, the | What with keeping assistant | greatest orce the world has | | camera men around, together | ever ke with a delegation of “extras” so | dest! some property boy could throw | Christ's bd | on » hurried scene for the vis |man. With a ¢ | liters’ delecation when they ap ; People with par 4 complete their | invaluable cog in the brotherhood / of orsfSp, however, | | peared, there was little time for un stifle for all t | gular work at all ood of a medium which needs no r oe triction beyond the universal police | HAT mattered {t if the actress | powers which apply to all equally.” | pointed out as Goldie + ¥ acne wasn't that ¢ a favorite \iciaoceie but fostead. some.$$ per unknown Shooting |fashion for the Baste vieken “The Female” jing? Or who did it hurt If the cam JRODUCTION ‘at Lasky’s stu era into which the ndant sighted dio js on a busy basis, A cked an? || company headed by Betty Comp scum |] #00 Is on Joe noting scenes | Fortdiibe ‘At f © Female,” a Sam Wood EVADED CENSORSHIP <ealen Capuron, 38° sabore 3 “VERYONE was satisfied, and|| ‘he cast by Warner Baxter and Noah Beery scenes laid 1 ‘The story contains Africa Teon Greenman. This young chap is one of the most popular orchestra leaders in| 5, sat tha cheat geek Settle. His musical programs at the Heilig each week are a source of treatment foy| used to making speochy | wisic lovers. Nor does he keep himself in the spotlight—every member of the big|they formed a habit of Orchestra is given a chance to do solo work. With the new Hoot Gibson feature, “Broad-|'® % bx oF table every | tay or Bust,” the Heilig orchestra is sete etty Blythe is always sure of a job. If business ever gets slack for Betty as a movie star (which isn’t very likely), she can return to light opera. In fact, Betty first started i her theatrical career as an opera star. She studied for opera at the Conservatoire of y| Johnnie Walker Paris and made quite a name for herself on the stage. She’s at the Columbia now in parties eee Beet % : 3 to Head Cast in "he Spitfire.” Jack Dempsey is on the same bill. dot of the story. \ 20d time, decided, Hollywood 5 s % ile aac ant ARCS eer meth art - eae Universal Film 7 . E ‘ANDS” «qe , 5 i |r Sta ae alt mies | peuversal Film! Gets Old Stills | BORROWED HUSBANDS” Dislikes Music on Set Has Laughing Role TORNADO CAST DPULAR LEADING LADY troublesome and debatable question | ‘Red Lights," “The Third Alarm,”| Recently Clara Horton sent Robert be shown at the Columbia theater 5 Kot #« There is one actress in the film col- q | fase | Carmeitia Geraghty, who played} 2 “ i beneath 4 Children of Dus nd 2 me Vaughs bis way thi cture. This o.tast te aaiaatan Yn of film censorship being be niidren of Du nd I lat package. ony who cannot work to the m- virtually ny ss te. Le Brandon bie Pur ay i Dein ica with Herbert Rawlinson in “High /at length. § of the U. 8. A.."" in to be the a ing it a und leuietimanceaaaet gece! paniment of a set orchestra. Bee ir Splaing the role ; | House Peters’ first Universal Jewel Speed.” his latest feature for Univer Ris Pach featured player in “Judgment of| | Ron loving hE ae ound &) arbour’s popular series of storles| cai . e' stra, Rut Hit ‘s playing in Victor Seastrom’s| under his new contract—“The Tor-|sit sag hes appeared In some af the Hupert Hughes, prominent di | Want Paradies,” «Univ roduc- | "et of 24 stills from “Robin Hood,” | dealing with the adventures. of a|~'‘ford, who recently completed (Wetaction for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer | nado,” by Lincoln J. Carter. Ruth | year's most notable productions, has| rector and author, expounded ion being directed by Ross. His | two Py dhe ge at the old) oung wife who borrowed the hus.| “Or !2 2 leading role in “Butterfly,” Mite circus story “He Who Gets | Cuitford, who has just finished play- | been signed for the feminine le against It at length one day, only leading wor will be Gladys Hu r studios at Lee many year a Universal production, claims that swered to the dslegates’ lette, who played the 4 recently | 98" | ds of her friends as escorts. Flor- i . “ ite Jack Dempsey in many to be | e ; One day a: y ae eee oe productions hate making for entire satfaction by Gene Strat- jin Perley Poore Sheehan's produc} In picture Frazer played the |ence Vidor is cast as the wife wht |e fhistg hth aan MNT y during ‘the week just | will have the fentinine lead and the | ,4), | ton Porter, also of the writiig | tion of “The Night Message, ‘ and Clara Horton had a| adventures furnish material for an| performance. r Hurst was called upon - by | support will consist of Richard Tuck-| — | fraternity. | uiltvan, who recently played | leading: part. is tnsaelyth bareativirapwocortice Taull Peatanest etlea ete tase i ae to register all brandy of jer, Kate Price, ‘Snitz, Edwards, Dick| Ernst Lubitach will start his pic-| o: 058 the “Information Kid" in “Fast | | eré:Gordon ‘hse'-the ole atten teal | aicecsoms| Senin aides aioe tears tenes for five hours steadily, | Sutherland and little Jack Morgan, |ture for Paramount July 14 INO. that the visitors are gone, | Steppers ries of Gerald Beau-} Abraham Lehr has signed with|husband while Rockcliffe Fellowes|of musicians. the camera clicked away to|who-originated the role of Chester in| HTS SE WE Ceell E Mille, unt dj-|mont’s racing stories, is tho third/gamuel Goldwyn ay general man- nd Earle Williams interprets the| Ruth will play the leading role op- r. (Talk about history repeating | characters who are entangled in the! posite House Peters in “The Torna- ra) net do,” a Universal-Jewel production. 1, comes forward with member of the triumy 4 xtatements the laughs in celluloid.|the Gump comedies, “The Tornado”| Glenn Hunter will play in “The rector-gene Is cast aa a clown. will be a King Baggot production. Altar on the Hill" for First National. some B88 3] es) | MILLION DOLLA Hi ‘You know it’s cool at the Heilig” on the tople another Western | | li knockout— A picture as good as his “Ride for Your Life;” “The Thrill Chasers" “Out of Luel “The Gentleman From America;” “Hook and Ladder,” and “Blinky.” FRANCES ELLEN LOWELI Winner of the first Seat- Me Kiddies’ Revue, and the wor! tinlest mon- Ologist in a new and Novel specialty act. ' FOLK S—it’s another ridin’, \ rarin’, thrill romance of the cow 4 country—a_ typical Gibson _pic- ture—replete with the fast J action, humor and pathos which ; have made Hoot the biggest Western star of the day. 4 ‘( BUSTER A LORENZO eget suede 4 second Seattle Kiddies’ singi Revue singing, “It Ain't singing Gonna Rain No More," "The Absintha Frappe” General Admission Te Here Bala g / Loges, 50c; Kiddies, 10c i Catherine Dowell / danseuse, late of the Davenport Hotel, in a / brilliant group of ‘Ori- yy ental dances, + ] DOROTHY Leon Greenman’s q Melody Maker's Playing. selection s from the o “LD y moor” And the foxtrot novelty; pera “Lucia d’Lammerm "The Tin-Koot tues £ @ ant : : ” > Ss ~ ) avn J “This Freedom” »: widely-discussed by A. 8. M. Hutchinson, author novel of of “If Winter Contes’ the year ¥7/ P51) 75 CO) toate Ga RT YN samen F i