The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1924, Page 12

AR Ei ( “fe of os ” Sera 1 “Changing Husbands »w Picture Play at Coliseum Has Unusu | Plot; Fine Cast N Pith and Pike LIBERTY “Nomads of the North” weinnine comeay-aremn A Shipwrecked Boy Up ‘ ot and betty biythe stal nupervined personally by on a Cannibal Isle! Film Offering [ ring Is Heilig S Saw Gootl De min That's ) “CHANGING JACKIE - i rth ~ : pial < COOGAN 1eeT Dien Horo 5 . : NI In Willard = Mach > { ‘J a ‘ 1 peott. I ; K a 1 a the a . « meth N] c b it e As, { Micke Hog wh 4a m 3 s “Pigh The savages reg & © | “LITTLE ROBINSON Mncie® wt niienen an y CRUSOE” iat eda vt Betty Andersen Now Playing ragga eer ae \ Celebrated Soprano reine mt a = hg: Rich” . soecae tT \ Al St. John tally | w The Mermaid Comedy in a Tuxedo Comedy parnag t ORCHESTRA , kee | ik Sree sg eee, phi Sater WINELARD. a= = —geees Denny Is Hero of \ The (SideShow Delightful Comedy 0 A e” “ as Dens te " o ys . ee. from the Oliver “Nomads of North,” the Jame Scene wood story, which is showing at the Heilig this week , az NO WH [MASINI a net 2 # ‘ Hite: 06% *Chanptaa Husbands!’ the -Coliseim attraction. ety ‘ , JING HUSBANI not | at Role Elizabeth Alex k P tor H F : via": ‘ ‘ ‘ - THE HEART OF Abst 3 tt i ae s ; : THE ARCTIC , ‘ ; : " 4 climax. | 8 bnew 3 r ; pa th uA . y getting the|t fe cI tam f r " Lorre lacey j Le 5 ; Faye, H ADVENTURES Orpheum Show Good re nay. nd" Mowar "Hig | . while | from & Eve ! t AGNES AYRES erey Marmont Kathiyn Willinms Rise “sep, Quaint Old Custom Jackie Coogan Robt, MeKim . M y ’ : : > UP | Deniden aah! Pictured for Film t 10 t eth are 1 butcher |. A® added a tions the Columbia} Ina picture notable for its variet ° | GET READY! smccene repeat.” with Sets of steel and mamamotn| ae hel te popular Beatrice Neon to ac Contest Is Still, FOR TTHE Stor good | make chopped susy of Le The all-artist orchestra, under the d ster AUG Kia of eee ,, | Peetior Liboriu auptman, is 1 of ANNUAL FUR EAUGH “ins et] an ot cour, 300 oath a og egeng"antr emt in “Open for Entry FASHION REVUE LIFE— ; Leah DOES step pheseThtie Pe ose Ble czas ag bt see (aoe te | Mate fb aera presentation by SOON! ee Pel ro eager tion | This Is Ps and an Internati edhe dg | Baker Fur Co. LL Douglas sdbere and its excel 'and."Volen Beat Seng" ate t Fine Cast Appears in da ca tt “ . ” | Mack Sennett Comedy MacLean Men rlets sgh sa [He began ary : When g Girl Loves neta: BEN ‘TURPIN in —IN— Ba net i hi i Vielae tone “Halnertn's may sails ee duction, o1 lew at the Blue bon ROMEO and JULIET clothes with extra pan “ Never Say i : week, is not ¢ eme Die” The picture sets forth 1 the Are LIVE—LOVE—LAUGH sith yee ghar Huta: Bere grime Mester This Bec. over the co It ts that of ele wool de # a curative for all Ruggles. : Seattle's rear The Beattie Nlai. The: theory ie bandon tha.als a 4 a4 of the Rhodes department com » : covery that. all dleéakes' have & rate} here and the third will be $5 in cash. | — —— 106 of vibration within the human body 63% | There will be a fourth prize of $3 es there | Therefore, electric vibration which : ash anda fifth prize of $2 cash. | fas BRYANT WASHBURN imbe ; would eaactly: dupheate the, dsase| Drameaof Wild Winners of the next five best draw ch DYED-IN-WOOL COP \‘*2 °° as j Yibeiert rote Horses and Romance insisting tao persons for the Lib eaten Bryant Washburn, pla © lead | fe dance t by H It ian't half an complicated an it}, 4 ¢rama of wild horses and r arty, ‘The contestile onan’ ts all Seow ot in “My Husband's Wi tarring |! Low sounds, and alre has enthusiastic | Dears Is told in "The King’of Wi > to 14 years of age ed Darisid | Shirley Mason and directed by Mau-|_Ne*! !9 order of | adherents thruout the country. Con ges : Pathe picture produced by! The contest is being conducted in| genera! appeal is Joe ‘sentient’ the oa fal Roach and showing now at the! con |rice Elvey at the William Fox West | member h | sequently, the picture attains a 004 | Cojonial t mpi ele injunction: with: ‘the’. showin iat i iion, ook ; |member him here th Bevis bit of notoriety thru its detail alone, | Goma! theater. Each year clvil Little. Robinson Crusoe” at the Lib. | Const studios, looks as tho he were/in a “reformer an¢ th On the other hand. hh “ jon cre the wild horse deeper 7 a - 5 — ; = 5 u other hand When a Girl erty this week. 7 a me rinquakes on REE |B peaseatie= chttas thaes tiotied | ld hearete: a |to good t lgbventt Gbtuba"Aghin Ay fee-in hs big | 82 the mountain fastn so that Latah | most disastrous occurred in 8 ea, but in real 5k dsciaedy overdue th : amatic and emotional role. Perey o's on eye grows less—he Cj . | 1856, in China, when $30,000 people | formidable person any churehmen who takes hi rhe Rag Man," Jackie Coogan‘s| Marmont is the hero and Robert Mc-|" Dein wiped out! } Cc G y were killed Several months ago Mr. Washburn | Vaudeville as he get next, {ea Witlard Mack story, éi-| Kim tHe pollahied villlan of tbe tittn, |, The title role is played cr = Wen | visited 8 n Francisco, Cal, and there|“S¥mptom’s song 1s a knockout ted by tie Clin nd super-| Bitte ja magnificent Morgan Gre t FE x Inet the famous Dan’ O'Bilen patce| $0 much for the mirth and melody. | vised by the senlor Coogan. Mack| Strand H, [ROUsnE, Race Reema fOr Kh 2) a arewe met the famous Dan O'Brien, police |, ah, “maid o' mist," furnishes the | also. authored an Mack) Qtran ‘as Unusual | |tirst the horse was wild and unman g'sor'a Gondeentive ‘Tener Aistinction ax the father of George Crusoe,” which Dunlap i-| shyla 7 ahh ra Seattle, the Wil asaa Eg Si atl Seas ae np’ 0|Feature Program —_|ist'cuttan'rinta't th yess] Sule Comet conte Gent the FEE cleanintion, Mr Othe | at ee | "Captain Kisinachmidt’s Adven-|& band of wild horses, but with most successful engagement at the! ABA Aor tAdd, neior tnousht nat 4c Wasik : r aires o the Far North” ts the fea- | Hence be kind and humane treat.| Palace Hip theater this last week, sie Ss bet tral NORMA AND TOMMY ne ch iar cha See ah ere | aes ee ron yer A tno2 30, 811 — force, so he had him duly installed i 4 week. Not long ago a picture) Performer. Ho has been ha’ as|day evening. Never in Tne history NOW PLAYING ALL WEEK and all the necessary rites performed | othe alley “Wild Arion Ani [e. (otrre egal erat Ot MOAI OG Ae, See ee Cen eey enjoyed 2:20 | Orchestra Toples | wis | |t2 Make the actor a bona fide ‘cop jmals,"" was shown and created very|{™ stars: Edna Murphy, Icon | such a phenominal success. At t j bet fide **co tavorabt 1 Bary, Charles Parrott and oth 1 f oh : s j = gvorabie’ comment ‘all thru’ the: city. Char arrott and others are | last perform every principal was 240 Armand & Pere | 8138 Ae Toeeeeeeen es Adventures in the Far North" ja|Prominently cast called to. make a curtain specch, : 2 another attraction of th . Regents and the h ; 248 | Williams & Taylor | 8:32 CE 4 44%% f ate ANG [ } rpaclty. @id. mot det the = il [P, 44 tJ [aborting he hunting of big game Society Symphonists house to capacity did not let the 300 | Just Out of Kalekers | ita | * ia by het hooey ith aut dann (Head Pant Bill foc Secet angers Sal itary de | <i. |to the high spots with Capt. KI ea antages Bi DASE BIDICH ECD Wey HAs; (He. Cow ne, se] Wade Booth pool @ Continuous <i . schmidt thru the entire 6,000-mile| One of the bigg Be ubl u hour. ; : : | - L |trip. Starting from Seattle with Sh est double-feature | «1 have never seen such de 3:31 THE 5 s | with| programs to be offered at the Pa uch de QUE SHop >| 2 FEATURE 7 nyt ontthe suthualing. chaber eilrar| taken aiveotac. ist auakeh. 3 FS an- | monstrations in my entire theatrical eos ANTI ae / |Sereen thru marvelous scenes show-| ised patrons of the popular career,” said Manager Joseph Muller, | JOE BROWNING °**|m PICTURE i Ue hesharocnlie’ of piisiia ard |avec botne swith ins beeen aera | ta, comme Be Se ar cee: | 102 |] A cischy Seomen 5 . [thrilling pictures of tho walrus, |ing at today’s matinee Baik Caslar | eens op ee gtd ea Se (LEAH, MAID O° Mist >| % ANNETTE lSrotably: the, best is that showingtland hix Society: @yiiphoilsts hod | cameo as he oe 20-| Gae | The Pathe News sHoao 5 a mother polar bear and her cut ar attraction honors on barat hdl oA lag otha i 5 ELLERMAN Ps A oe equence ja the roping | Vaudeville attire’ phee Hey hope soe they will be yi R : «Hees Hag geeeee pire ph o play a return engageme = : ’ heroic efforts to free it. Because | Laurette We have secured the Jack Russel 0 achieved | compan ve Lon Chan 5 “Venus of the s Jot the animal's heroism, Capt. Kiein.| such a m phleved company from Oakland to open at a 33 & hmidt liberated the baby. Other] Version of “Peg o' My Heart toa Pe cy eat te Gal aaa s . \s South Seas all spectacular pages are those showing}. A" unusually strong vaudeville es tat they will be able to con- ewis ton TneltPeding up of great ico. reais |DUCts In’ support of the geatubeat-( toy cerantore hess ei ei w @€ iN« VAUDEVILLE © Pee es tae ce walt aatann ‘ocpeie ak ate! | ee cee i Se miner: aie’ hes e Will King company, after a 4 x abe I und Felson company. | prie r “Nomads of there cry oF | Leer tatu of te stan Seren aod doen Antena Roa: [tect ach z | js Another tepture (of the’ Birand's!i<. ‘George! Wu: More’ arith a irétura \ckerman anc arris house in| ” " “THE CITY OF & peceam the ganunt fur fahion engement Wf Gnd inc Zones ana | | North’ at thes YESTERDAY” « ear Re tt A SIXTH U.S. CAVALRY | atest creations in furs will 1 fe Masterpiece of | ; a ‘ Articane' ONKOL The. Btre He Janice Moredith,” starring Mar / HE] s Beauty a lelaborate preparations Al ‘hla Tons Davisess waa adapted, by Lillie LIKES BUCK JONES * to) Hayward from Paul Leicester F The Sixth reg ' view, Alwaya funny, Ben Turpin |= Loreal hee: TAL ar eat: 5 Lou Gim Yoke a will be featured in a Mack Sonnet} Dove! directed by IE, Mason Hopper, | United States army, regards Buck a hincse Study of Kono” comedy called “Romeo and Juliet heats te Sete aR tiles datrcigneraeen he brag Rhee ety Sinaia “tar ace ind Tullel.”| has Holbrook . Harrison Ford, © reason being that this is a Bell and Van a seal a i ere this ie on vrone Power, Maclyn Arbuckle and | t?® outfit in which Buck served dur a “Nifty Nonsenac” a rounded its feature tie has SUr-| Joseph Kilgour in the cast ing his period in the service of his | : i es 4 bors a fraction with} country. Another reason is that the | a nt y danc gr nu nat “ he t DOYS ah George and Ray GEMS Ina GALTRA amd Garateen (ia ae ae ere 5 pts hata, Howe tR Pei 250; wn wn ‘i i dancing thing, Grafton and Christen: direct Elsie Ferguson in the Para who knows how to ride and who 66 rr} Perry . wen. Archie Ruggles, Seattie's ownf mount screen version of “the | does Ne stutt’ in. a. way which | THE KING r ‘Tio Baddjoists Krom Dicte" tenor, tings the request number.) Swan,” has gone to Mantle City pleases boys who likewise know a : a toad) to Mandalay to work on the continulty. of the} Ropes and the great outdoors OF WILD 5 MURRAY’S a VALENTINO bs gaia dite wet tyele ea aa r patetes yaaa sted tosentis ENTI ait new picture, was completed recently HORSES” 4 DOGS i Having finished her part in “A at the William Fox West Coast stu: Saintec v \) dolp| vale dio ‘0 0K | : hes Magee aici Z Balnted Devil," Rudotph Valentino's] raw Wallace's “Ben Hur” belax Hl Hollywood, under the direction —_ Intelligence ‘ atest starring picture for Fara) made in Italy by cAetiiedt ite ChE or ees aaa COUNTRY STORE LJ e: W) okdene Maio} mount, Loulse Lagrange satied nat] ce ce ieee eennmement ‘with | original: atory written especially for] ple 42.5, She = - Coming Sept 6 8 ae 8 Meighan recently called on Norma Talmadge at week for Paris and the south of) Moody's “The Great Divide,” A ‘a auth Socata tre eeone ta : aes RUSSELL «C0. g| the Schenk Studios in Hollywood. The cameraman happened| Trance for & wacation with Ner| Andreyev's “He Who Gets Baneea tl See eet trees whe temisiine lead] = oo oo ee by and caught the two ce dy Teta Ub ttdld amily, She will be met in Europe are three fa dets Slapped” jand others of prominence in the cast] BlOV ght the two celebritics in thif impromptu pose, \vy her husband, Willlam Eliott. Hy a famous plays currently in/are Ruth Miller, DeWitt Jennings a William Haines and Claude Peyton. ty ate ui 7 mal i yy They Roared Laugh-Thrill "RECKLESS AGE’ Until Wednesday MARY JOUNSON Mary ZAR ring » rv Stampede News Shows Hou to Write the Best Screen Stories Daring Ye exemplifies a set f sce 1 takes —_ {a been rc 4 shows . In the pres e the a comedy na of mode r fe. The na man Kerry n "Mer In the cast is Le Jevile fame, who Is Daring Youth” has had the ben efit direction liam Beau. dine, who made pictures as Penrod and Sam” and “Boy Mine It has been booked for ywing at the Columbia soon, Paramount Will Star Bebe Daniels Bebe Daniels has started on ‘Dan- gerous Money,”’ her first starring picture for Paramount, under the di- rection of Frank Tuttle, at the Long Island studio. In addition to introducing Miss Daniels Paramount star, this production also will launch Frank Tuttle as a director under the Para mowgt banner. The story was adapt- ed by Julie H from Robert Her rick’s *’Clark’s Field."’ The action ts laid in the industrial district of Brooklyn near the East river, ata fashionable girls’ school up-state, and at Lake Como in Italy Tom Moore heads the supporting cast, which includes William Pow ell, Dolores Cassinelli, Mary Foy, E4- ward O'Connor, Peter Lang ant Charles Slattery Mr. Tuttle has chosén the Com- modore Benedict estate at Greenwich, Conn., for some of the girls’ school scenes Betty ‘Compson. Gets Lion Skin Coat Now that the mink, the seal and the beaver have had their day, the lion skin coat comes in. Betty Compson set the style pact when, for some of the scenes in “The Female,” her latest starring produc tion for Paramount, she wore @ cape with a high standing collar of lion skin And she liked it. So did Same ood, her director, and Warner Bax: ter and Noah Beery and Freeman Wood, who are featured in her sup port. Everybody liked it, in fact, eX cept Dorothy Cumming, another featured player, who was slightly Jealo To make the cape, the wardrobe department of the studio ruined one perfectly good and only slightly worm lion skin rug The idea, Miss Compson thinks would be tremendously popular if there were not one drawback— ‘There are not enough lions to 6° around, Coming l Up Finished pictures still awaiting mt lease are Hobart Henley’s “Sinners in Silk," Fred Niblo's “The Red Lily,” Marion Davies in “Yolanda” (pre-shown at the Cosmopolitan the ater), Laurette Taylor in “One Night Circe the Enchantress)” “The Navisd in Rome,” starring Mae Mur tor,” starring Buster Came Ruth" and | Prize,” starring Vit yon Stroheim's “¢ riss’s “The Bandolero,” Hugo Bak lin's “The Prairie Wife,” and Rob ert Vignola’s “Mrs, Paramon” ‘These pictures all come under the Metro.Goldwyn-Mayer banner. Tries Out Ring on Downtown Windows Evidently testing whether or not his diamond ring was genuine, an unidentified Sunday nights windows marked up a half dozen along hird ay recording to the ‘eport to the police Monday bY tho RC kine Co., real estate dealers at 1004 Third ave, ‘The windows of the Erskine Co. were badly scratched. {t is reported. Patrolman on ¢o¥t town beats sere notified t ate” tor the experimenter. Do; ( Pee = OF ST PRT SES rs R ESTE fF FEERREPE* 2 ESF Fo <j