The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1924, Page 9

USIEM SECOND SECTION EN Whe Seattle StasTOMOBIL SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1924 PAGES 9 TO 16 | ‘inds Beauty No Handicap One of the reigning beauties of the screen, who also reigns supreme as an emotional| actress, is Virginia Valli, who is starring in “The Signal Tower,’ the photoplay which is being held over as a popular attraction at the Columbia. She is seen ag the wife of} a railroader; a woman of the stuff that the pioneers were made of, and needless to say she is called upon to enact some highly dramatic scenes. SCHOOL TEACHER FOR FILM KIDDIES h provides instructors to | en while they work production of “ Blood,” Rafael Sabatini, which|of the 17th century and t nto work] Viole sts that Il Idol of Millions | Booked Here David Smith is directing. The Cal-|in costume and with make aoe The Lang Sisters, Dixie and Daisy (2) Juvenile Bostonians (2) singing “In ‘The Evening” a a Producing Tears No Cinch ..“Remember, we are not making a Valentino picture, but “Monseur Beaucaire.” That's what Rudolph Valentino told the principals and supporting players in the cast of his new Paramount picture, one of the most lavish screen plays ever attempted and which is a hold-over attraction at the Strand. The above costume, worn by Valentino, is an exact replica of a model on display in the big Paris museum. Amusement Programs SCREEN HEILIG. if ye boon tn STRAND—T STAGE in "Bird of Pi matiness “Heaven, ¢ nights only and ® Day.” PANTAGES Marie Prevost in Dual Role “Fatty” Arbuckle has heen| Marie Prevost has played in plenty Roscoe Arbuckle Bros. produc| Josie Sedgwick, Hoot Gibson's leading lady in “The Sawdust Trail,’ says she is @ a Piece | good weeper, but her tears need coaxing. It took the combined efforts of an orchestra Rial eoue*'we ard playing sad music and Gibson telling sad stories to get Josie started for a dig “cry mmon in th ” in this picture, which is now showing at the Heilig. “It was a tough job,” says “But give me something real to cry about and gosh! Watch me weep!” }little extra in the Hollywood episodes.| Dagmar Godowski, one of the “You almost took the picture away | screen's most promising vampires, 3chold This Woman,” the| from me,” she said when she can- a a ee: * $s prominent In the| J. rt Blackton Vitagraph | gratul er after seeing the fin- ewes oe shher theres ea oa John Roche, n which is soon to be seen|ished print. Which ts a lovely com.|° Dona Florencia in Rudolph Vale r B. ¢ Xe nd Raymond |here, paid a high compliment to Mar-| pliment to Miss Rich's own charm.|entino’s latest Paramount’ picture, kuerite de la Motte, who plays the] ing personality. “A Sainted Devil.” LIMENTS RIVAL | Irene Rich, who has the leading 8, who played the title | role ater here in t KEEP COOL«! “> ---some picture ---some orchestra ---some theatre ---some show A Universal picture adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story by Will- iam Dudley Pelley Hoot shows some speed on cow ponies and _ racing autos in this laughin’, thrillin’ story of the tent shows. sure NEXT FRIDAY ° Don’t miss this one