The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1924, Page 12

" a Mary Philbin’s | ‘tentative title is “The Best In Life.” "The story was written by Muriel | ("Merry Go Round,” | Ee far away from the camp cook. V VARS RS DAZZLING COSTUMES | c TUL udeville oper fonday afternoor i aded by the Original Broadway Entertainers, of the biggest of eason ng he one the METROPOLITAN R* HARD WALTON { life in Ma Seattle Theate .g Monday ever By virtue of Haw " ' of the most suc ful draw » Amerie } The role of Luana, the Hawaiian mar 1» American taken Mins Harriet Me Minky Melf ” ' y Miss ( K " ing direc H tor Of the Se Theater Guild, Inc H has not only cast the company In ae parts be ited, but is barring no wh expense the production, very ah of nat re Nas been H i erved. Th ene, where t H H happ nd misguided Luana casts 4 herself into the burning lake of Mae Busch, who enacts the title role i {4 Woman Who! gitauea as a human © to the Sinned,” the new Blue Mouse photoplay. itraged G «Tel more thrilling than when it was first pro HE gowns worn by Miss Busch in| tho Miss Busc r of &/ duced T ‘A Woman Who 8 a .t myriad of expe no} Mr, George Rand, producing man hew photoplay now showir over: ! ager for the Cecll Kern players, has Blue Mouse, present a splendor of 1 finally secured the services of native Glothes heretofore unequaled on th m Who | Hawaiian singers and players, Afte Bereen. The gowns are the lat @ pen of Finis Fox. | searching from coast to const for creation of an « ucive fashion shor t ate for | them. | in Paris. In no way are they remin offered $50,000, Fox! Members of the company that will iscent or sugge of anything 1 aced the picture. A/appear in “The Bird of Paradise milady’s wants that ever bee na ‘ollows: Vane Calvert, Loui Al shown to fem eyes before f, Tom Sul ‘on Alde ivan, I t Mel Alfred Cunn Marie Prevost Is 1 Mllen Striektadden| Movie Actress . d player, land A Crack Horsewoman upported Rich, Morgan| "There wednes | Stops Traffic In these days of big motion 5 »| W e, Rex Lea other noted | day and § ] Barbara La Marg . Production with the a fim eerie y gf er forthcoming Mand for mar versatility PALACE uIP ‘ the acrec it te net unusu GOVERNOR'S AIDE c . a hear of a » mar wn ne | NOW IN MOVIES j erjack horseman. When it « ot idl i : t 1 pe «riding and han or weve 4 thet tous nnect th two pe there is proba fem , fgaten w prom: | ances. Following her apr the screen who shows te F environm e Y Yantage than Marie Prevost. Ir aniiaita th 7 . circles Miss Prevost is cepted as the premier Miss La M t sex among a3 t sers. Out rea makes her home, in Several beautiful ' oe @ay finds ner out for an ¢ ca “ ing ride et ogc : In “Daughters of Plea : be pa A booked for - t th aber lumbia, in Miss Perye ws Monte Blue are starred, she h. n or senate 2 y of opportunity to reveal ¢ oe ¢ the lim compa a is iccewsene. fi : i bd tege od with Ideal Films, Ltd. of —_——$$ $$$ arene Londot will produce “Charli > ha a ‘| Aunt,” famous British stage f I y Davis has ghow nd the world Seattle Boy Is Making a ; cats | gen, a & Howard © Ball,” t pig, Hit as I mpersonator ss: : is numt an BY G. LUCILLE iis ecgiate* Stroh and Don Smith pre: |¢r : My oe a tae ae, me Melody” with the | offer ot fema TP? | ites ect bees aoe ns runaway beuutles, while popular | pir ‘a : *\is a constant favorite. = ge es gency le boy tw impe ate a Charles’ mother wa lancer, and | Of Man 00% Erne ’” fancy 0 ¢ y t runs in the family, Charles says Seca 2 ‘Hi eames ee oe jAt athe tender age of seven he! chorus, in a novel and snappy Hal Tésnion and company’s latest | in sirt revue is|/Could dance 6 duito will, | specialty, The ‘King girls offer!) i Yt is a farce domedy set to mu. : jand was made up as a girlone time. | =p. Pep. , gp s That got him into the mand} Hermig King and his masters of |”, 1nd’ Bansiy, Metlt t Charles Schultz|al thru his school d wa ation, preface t ‘. jented misses way with> it.|constantly in demand at parties and - 1 choice es. | ae eee theway wa born entertainments. t v ' = at 8704 Fauntleroy) Hig local engagement ts not the eee Two Oe Jeville's favorites atic, ag been doing|only time he has played thé girl PANTAG Frank Jerome and Evelyn, will pre: in girl make-up for! part without “pulling the wig,” for Af the os - nal Broad sent thelr no nd a half, at a local/he says that while temporarily out} tar organization, with a| Breeze From Broadw movic- Meisavil house, the man lor work in Los Angeles one time, y cas adline at-| Norma Derby and Charles Terry fmement believing that steady pa-|he applied tor ted to the: |¢ 1 traction honors the bill " 1 & Smart program fer Would tire of him as @ {¢-/ (11 a girl's place in a 15-giri revue ater, opening w ay matinee. !of terpsichorean novelties, which down in Tia Juana, Mexico, and )*Iiaming Barrier which {# they cal “Stepping Out.” held the job for six months straight = Schultz, who is 18, has appeared Next Picture |* ?'m Beach Garden, of the Am- FRY PHILBIN, Universal star of |DA%2240F hotel in Los Angeles, and | M. several big film cpdccoiee, Bail with various revues and musical | |comedies in that city, also with the Hark on her next production.” The |Denishawn dancers. His ambition ‘|is to get an the “big time," emu: lating Eltinge, Renault and the rest of their kind. | ‘Hines and is waid to be especially well adapted to Miss Philbin's unusual | dramatic ability. | Sven Gade, famous European stage | and sereen director, the man who has | the reputation of being the only di. | Fector who designs his own sets and | 2 costumes, will direct the charming Star in this production. Her role will | be that of a modiste in a fashionable | Fifth avenue gown shop. Opposite the young star there will | be seen Norman Kerry, who was featured with her in her sensational dramatic success of last ‘eason, LAST DAY “THE BELOVED VAGABO 3 DAYS - MON, - TUES. SUN. In “Empty Hands,” being filmed in the West Canada wilds, Jack Holt and Norma Shearer are imitating the ex- periences of a young couple who recently tried, in the backwoods | of New Jersey, to live as our | primitive ancestors existed. But | Jack and Norman don’t get very | Setiing Now| TONITE —>- DANCE BOAT BLUE BIRD Foot of Pike St., 8:30 Government Inspected Absolutely Safe entitled ~“ ’ “ABOUT? | ALL WE ‘H ‘T'S IT | Marion Davies ~~ New Film Has All-Star Cast n ’ Evan Scott, popular) yn tarding, v as the } young actor, who will play|Menry vir fins Da t one of- the leading roles in|Ch™ tajor phot “The Bird of Paradise,” the|\!snihoot Was Ms offering at the Metropolitan,| Molvrook Biins the Ame presented by the Seattle|stage and q t Guild Players, beginning on|*Y Kine Louls Xt of ¥ i Locke, one of Will King {1 { prettiest chorusters. Edna is|tre role much in evidence in “Movie|"r oa Mad,” the new show at the| sage pia the Mae Marsh and Harry Myers as they appear in a écene Palace Hip today. 3—Norma| from “Daddies,” the attraction at the Colonial, beginning Derby and Charles Terry, | Sunday. Judging from the expression on their faces some- two talented dancers, ja\NazimovaGlad | thAg ListUAG toh habe henboned, will hold @ prominent play on the new vaudeville program ACHELORS play | ng game, hg goes wits pid at the Pantages, wd agate She Is Back i m - , ° hand " eee oft Ses ioe Monday afternoon. tothe tone thee te lea {phason (2 | Motion Piste iat witia exactly what haven in Orp Ope I am glad to back on th sae yin. bnbichekgnarg ata o to the Colonial heum ns || aye F ; ss “4 an nyse ia oe i. wie Sund nd you, folks, it ANAGER CARL REITER, o' d of harden skin-flint " “DAUGHTERS OF the rp snounce spinsters, whose united. stand a the Orpheum a |Dame Marriage doe The box PLEASURE” BOOKED |i.) oy ie week FOR SHOWING |crsims ine i to blame f Do the girls know how to make redecor : ewers t ee . . t ir ow ars . e picture, “ .”” the com. itor ° >” Gramatie Deus ama of bachelor life, reple on in , . ¢,” com: » the Co-l with hilarious inefdents that augu Aasiyg ‘ 2 &. A ill for the peace of confirmed bac nents © not t t the discovery of ¢ the West coast film colony is t farm. Then, with a ¢ speculating who will be chosen c remacna el Abert to play “The Worst Woman in 6 or Maas tind Hollywood,” now being prepared be Ps N tory } | for production by Earl Hudson Nomads of North ‘ nd intricate | of First National. Coming Again wo of the First Showing the attraction which Hees hs aspresins In the Northwest ICE TO KEEP YOu cOOL Fifth and Pike The story of a respectable married man who becomes ruffled by the rustle of a woman’s skirt! It’s Here— “BABBITT ’ : How Sho y Loves His Check Book! By SINCLAIR LEWIS AUTHOR OF “MAIN STREET” with WILLARD LOUIS, CARMEL MYER MARY ALDEN, GERTRUDE OLMST KAD and CISSY FITZGERALD SUPPORTSD BY IRENE RICH REX LEASE MORGAN WALLACE —A_ SCATHING DRAMA OF FLAMING PASSION, LOVE, AND REVENGE Coliseum Concert Orchestra will play the following on ) o'clock: Selection Irom the Musical Comedy You're in Love", eri From the New Worid’ Sym + Dvorak elected Any Show Any Day Any Time HENRI ©, Orga Se LL Two Request Numbers (a) “Habanera and Vaquerg's Song” (>) "In a Chin Overture Special Summer Prices ANDY iv ‘AND'S Victor Herbert . Lungey eTatoltn WINELAND, ‘Dir ector FIFTH BIG) WERK! JAMES DE LUCA The Singing Sensation Who Stops the Show! nH,