The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1924, Page 4

Gene Wright's adventurous novel Nef Indian army life, “Pandora La Croix,” is to be transferred to the} ‘Scteen by First National. [Night Pricen zie, Wc, 75e, % The. Floating Palace of Jazz. Yoot of Pike st. 8:25 p. m. Public in- vited. PAGE 4 ‘. BERTY 2 Days More, Then Gone! The picture ama filmed tirel “THE Chechahcos” Chee Chaw-Koz The Alaskan film epic of a woman who trades honor for gold THE SEATTLE STAR ycOuise UMS He thinks he can speculate in love as he dees in , . Dempsey’s Sister rhinks Jack as an Actor Is Good Fighter; Appears With Champion at Columbia Hi UNTIL FRIDAY f NIGHT ONLY ‘and loses all! A Scenic Masterpiece! ALLAN WILSON In An Atmospheric logue ALLACE at the a URLITZER NEGRI Comes Saturday in Paramount's I4ILY OF THE AETROPOLITAN le Theatre Guild, Ine. the Cecil Kern Pi is me “The Bird of Paradise” MATINEK TODAY Pricen 250, i5e, 500 “On Dance Boat /BLUEBIRD | been appearing in the “movies” | JACK DEMPSEY itn the third of| which, in stirring drama of j heart throbe-—the f the burnt-grass “MOVIE MAD” This week's Will King production |is another easentially | farce entitled “Movie Mad," and is with your movie money? Heilig pictures fand Dunbar in thelr popula terizations as Ikey Leac |Mike Dooley are again filling the comedy roles and are as 6 well known and popu [lar King cast. Hermie King o ce orchestral » and a series of fons as a pre-| |scoring his full share of enthusiastic | applause from audienc Charles Jones Elsie Dempsey is appearing in the latest Jack Dempsey picture, “West of the Water Bucket,” and says that her brother as an actor is such alc |good fighter that it makes the audience laugh, Elsie has}? for the past two years, having played minor parts with some of the most popular jactors on the screen. hestra with ram t ing ne (at each performance. BOWERS Alice Calhoun IMPRESS THIS ON YOUR MIND. “A WOMAN WHO SINNED” WILL BE HERE UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY Dally at 3:15, 715 & 915 P.M. RAY ROBINSON 4 ORCHESTRA BUSTER LORENZO &/ The Heilig Beauty Chorus —Next Friday— HOOT GIBSON “The Sawdust Trail’ OPENING SATURDAY The Arabian Nights’ Cafe Madison Street Below the Heilig tears that you'll long remem- TONIGHT !|f “Flapper Wives” SAILORS’ CONTEST Acts from U. §. Battleships “ew OAK MADISON, bet. 1st and 2nd Aves, ROCKCLIFFE At DeHONEY'S Every Saturday Bye During Summer Finest Academy, Where Jossons all hours, Professional Recognized Phone WA at-0259 Baby Margie Bagdad will open Saturda: jers. with chorus will also bo seen. telephone at IL fot-640. are featured p [mount picture, |as the photoplay this week, playing to capacity houses, | LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug Walln Beery, movie “heny former husband of Glo: ‘extra’ of Astoria, Ore, r | now at the Columbia|y.. w: ro winning applause SEATTLE TOT AT LIBERTY | the best trained dogs | “The Love Master” was S| tin, the discoverers of Strongheart, | fi |and was directed by Mr. ‘Trimble, | | (6 QABY MARGIE,” who plays ono of the prominent parts at the Liberty this week, sa Seattle young |ater. Her real name is Marguerite |Schechert; she 1s well known here as }a pupil of Hamtiton Douglas and |Dorothy Snowdon, dramatic teacher. | While this is the first plcture Margie {has played in, it is certain that it | |will not be her last ax she has that { “spark” directors are ever seeking. | BAGDAD OPENING |. The “Arabian Nights Cafe,” to be located {n the spacious rathskeller under the Hetlig theater, provided by foresighted John Considine when he built that magnificent structure 13 years ago, has been under way for several months and eagerly awaited |by @ large number of cafe follow | Ray Robinson's orchestra, which |has been featured on the Hetlig stage for four weeks, will provide the dance music, while continuing their present concerts on the stage, while an elaborate musical revue Other novelties designed to pat. tern the cafe closely after New York's popular roof shows, are prom: ised by the management, which Is now making reservations over the “FLAMING BARRIER” Robert McKim, Jacqueline Logan, Antonio Moreno and Walter Hiers in the Para. laming Barriers,” | Geo, Melford production which is fdelighting Pantages theater patrons |ing Barriers" is worthy of common. |dation as something out of the ot jai sereen entertainment | “Ilaming Barriers’ is of porticu alr interest to Seattle theater goers jan just recently Robert MeKim ap. |peared in person at the Pantages, a. Swanson, Js honeymooning with a new bride AMUSEMENTS SCREEN MELLIG STRAND « hoa LIBERTY * oe . . cCOoLsEUM * coLUMMA sve oun M WINTER - COLONIAL . ¢ Maste STAGE METROPOLET AN atte 6 Players in y { Paradis PANTAGESVaude PALACY | Valentino Wears Gorgeous Costumes Htudolph Valentino lay Jturesque hero in er Bea oa the phot th w rand this thn we so many & atume it would postive a diz to to keep track numt Certainly he ome | i features Bebo | Kenyon, Lois Wit | Sherman tn support c tino’s first from the ser |Travel by Caravan to “Shoot” Scenes David & lucer, w ected “The Cod: "which ts she nn Bor 5 Hale, Otte Hor nd Ki ne prairie tmmigrar |Use 13 Comiros |to Make Photoplay nls Fox used 13 cameras, ¢ Hal Mohr revival sce big stages lin order to utilize every ntage in scenic effect was placed at ever gle where a differ \Stronghsart’s Double | Here “in Person’ | “King D" is the name of the beau Uful Belgian poll | pearing “in perso Wednesday and Thur Junction with the showing of | Love Master,” the photoplay dog who is ap. features Strongheart, famous movi j dog. | “King D” has doubled for Strong: | heart and Rin-Tin-Tin in many pro ductions. He in considered one of n motion ple tures. by Laurence Trimble and Jane M who also wrote the story. | Sailors’ Contest Will Be Staged In conjunciton with the showing of the Western feature, ‘The Wild. cat,” at the Oak theater on Madison street, sailors from the U. 8. battle. | ships will compete for honors. ‘There is all sorts of talent among the sailor Inds and the event promises to provide keen amusement as well as entertainment eed Lallie Lacheur, who pleasing Pantages patrons this week in a special added attraction song cycle. She is known as “the silver-haired lady with the golden voice.” |today. Hoe was married late yeater day to Arteta Gillman, a protty Her program consists of old- fashioned songs presented in her inimitable manner, * never appeared th, the Vitagraph pro. «| clair Lewis story which is being screened at the Coliseum || this week, It is a delightful picturization and acted by @ great cast HE Wednesday and Thursday left the studios for “The Chechahcos” | Unusual Picture kay ma | Scientist Aided | |Film Producers . . | den, at the Colonial | wiDNESDAY, AUG I’ 6, 192 i Caught in the Act | Raymond McKee and Gertrude Olm tead| Stage Elopement in Coliseum Film - —/ NOW SHOWING RUDOLPH ALENTING ‘Monsieu Beaucaire —With— BEBE DANIELS LOIS WILSON DORIS KENYON LOWELL, SHERMAN His brand new million- 7 dollar production i] YOU'VE WAITED is] TWO YEARS Z One of the many romantic scenes in “Babbitt,” the Sin-| THE WONDER DoG —in— “The Love Master” Extra! ADDED ATTRACTION! is in part that ¢ 1 picture Personal Appearance “RING D”’ The Famous some. of the members c ™m which are Mary Alden, Carmel 6:30 ers, Raymond M xine Elliott Prices fa Fit ald and Lucien | | THERE'S A GOOD REASON WHY EVERYBODY IS MAKING THE PANTAGES A REGULAR WEEKLY HABIT HERE’S THE REASON SIX ACTS VAUDEVILLE And First Run FEATURE PICTURES Snappy Acts- A Paramount Picture 6§--Snappy els “FLAMING: BARRIERS” tific the er to arrange the ter t, who superintended arrange ‘or several days. Tons of eased and await death. The picture is} jers of the year, with nd an oxcellent ca: ones. Old Fashioned )) Headed by —with— Original Broadway pote aka cot tee Entertainers JACQUELINE LOGAN Presentiag 3 It tops ’em all for high-pow- ered action and dare-devil deeds, This is “the ple- K " ture” Bob Me- « Kim told you to e sure to see, A Speedy Program of Syncopation Melodies —and— Other “Corking Acts” aa EE Special Added Attraction— 2 WJ The Silver-Haired Led Miss Lallie Le Lachuer 1°. ou aire? 2222 SONTINUOUS. YOON TO MIDNIGHT —C COLUMBIA THE Mightiest Melodrama of this or Any Other Season THE Signal Tower THRILLS, ROMANCE, ADVENTURE Chantecler Third and University SEATTLES PRONOUNCED SUCCESS Elmer Floyd’s 6“ o.'6 e 9 Parisian Frolics WITH A CAST OF “20 BRILLIANT ARTISTS” FEATURING JOHNNIE BURNS (LATE ORPHEUM STAR) Tommy Healey— Stanley Hubbell— Lucille) Blijah— Marjorie Dayton — Mlle, Lorraine — Mary Jane “The Twelve Chantecler Chicklets” And Others NIGHTLY—FROM 9:30 to 12:30 P, M. COVER 50¢ SATURDAY $1.00 DANCE TO TEX HOWARD'S CHANTECLER ORCHE FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE MA in-4369 8th Anniversary Celebration —— Liborius Hauptman’s allartist Orchestra Dempsey “West of the Waterbucket" International News Reel RYAN N 4 é