The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1924, Page 14

THE Firat and Pike POSITIVELY LEAVING PRIDAY NIGHT JACKIE | COOGAN | in Willard Mack's LITTLE. ROBIN- | SON CRUSOE” SATURDAY! Paramount's “THE SIDE SHOW OF LIFE” ERNEST TORRENCE and ANNA Q NILSSON e Crowds TH A REASON VAUDEVILLE AND FIRST-RUN FEATURE PICTURES | Always the Biggest Show in Town 6—BIG ACTS—6 Headed by DAN CASLER a his PHONISTS A Riot socIETY A Hit.in New York in Chicago and Will Take Keattle by Storm —Aleo— FIVE OTHER FEATURE ACTS AND THE PICTURE One of the Outstanding Successes of the Year LAURETTE TAYLOR tn “HAPPINESS” A JOYOUS JOYRIDE OF ENTERTAINMENT sas & Peree | i & Taylor i 8:33 300 | Sunt Out of Knickers | 68 35 | Wade Booth — | 9:00 Ges | THE ANTIQUE SHOP ous =) J0E BROWAING | ° | A Timely Sermon _ oe LEAH, MAID 0° MIST 420 | The Pathe News rae ad CONTINUOUS 1 TO 1 Children 10¢ Any Time Positively the most wonderful deep-sea photography ever taken “VENUS °, SOUTH SEAS” —with— ANNETTE KELLERMAN And VAUDEVILLE 5 GOOD ACTS —Popular Prices— Coming Bept 6 JACK Fit a JUST ONE Paramount's Pike DAY MORE jolly comedy-drama “CHANGING HUSBANDS” with LEATRICE JOY supervised by CECIL DE MILLE LL lated | | | Saturday Returning to the screen— WILLIAM FARNUM “The Man Who Fights Alone’ w™ LOIS WILSON Edward He rion A Paramount Pleture “ADVENTURES IN THE FAR NORTH" ANNUAL FUR FASHION REVUE Presentation by Haker Fur. Co. ARCHIE, RUGGLES, TENOR WANTASY BEN TURPIN COMEDY SATURDAY Adolph Zuker, Jenne 1. Lasky present [|NcuaRveD WOMEN’ Bebe Daniels Richard Dix Mary Astor ALAN CROSLAND “paooverion. The story’ of a girl adrift and her regeneration when she drifted too far—nadapted from Th vening Supported by Mildred Harris, Charles Clary, |) Sheldon Lewis Comedy WINTER GARDEN ORCHESTRA Any Time 10 Loge Senta 20¢ Lon Chaney and Lewis Stone in “Nomads of the’ North’ at the RUSSELL AND CO. HEILIG e “After the Ball’ SEATTLE STAR Adapted From Famous Song, Will Be New Williams BBB | photoplay, which goes on Jackie Not Fond of |" Far North Picture ccteidlnis a entte tive Is Winning Praise h A Dent Agnes Ayres Percy Marmont MeKim SATURDAY— DOUGLAS Mystery, romance, thrills kidnaping, bootleggers, | wild dances—a roar of laughs, | REGINALD DENNY ix | “RECKLESS AGE” nesises Wanda Wiley ‘Two-Neet Georgina Met Comedy Dit The Town Is Wild About It! Neatrice Nelson, Soloiat Attraction at the Heilig the first s kind hy Denny Provides Thrills and Whether t and ral manner be than a roar from t After all, Aware of this, F H. M. Walker, o title omedy writer for H sponsible for t Harold h Roach. bile to a ravine below molished. Only saved his life Mildred Harris, hi new leading E ture at the C of th “unnlest a Vet author with the horitin uniqu International we Comedy Columbia Concert ie, Yodeler re On the same pre wing ha!f minute before over the ambankmont |Gertrude Olmstead Mix Leading Lady Gertrude Olmstead is ‘Tom Mix's Indy * the present 1 or bee Gaston Glass in a acene from “After the Ball,” the new view at the Heilig Friday Say Die, New Douglas MacLear Blue Mouse Saturday iS Douglas at the Blue Mouse Saturday time that pictures of Comedy there are an many to prepare th « Husbands fun-maker wag under o Talmadge Has Close| Shave in Accident | A thrill not in the picture almost | wh He ma just as the car plu leading we had a narrow escape, an r Comedy Titles Help | Put Pictures Over | caused serious injury and perhaps! death to Richard Talmadge, star of “In Fast Comapny, showing at the Winter Garden, when he was making one of the big scenes | along a cliff road on mountain in California. The automo. which Talmadge was speeding | pushed over the edge of the cliff by a pursuing car, plunged which is now Hollywood | 0 foet ere it was de Talmadge'’s agility ged to jump into space nan having been dragged out of the car by the occupants of the other mach | the auto went | 1 experience | Holmes, Gertrude Clat ness and Dolores Rousse. furnish some real | Mixian and action, In the least, benid Mix and Olmatead, jare Phil McCulloug’ Pee V Fay Holder MacLean and Lillian Rich in a scene from “Never " MacLean's latest comedy hit, which goes on view BUSINI iim Opens a e + and Opt bl Patent Attorney po Tuners {. BA at-O8 1 FUNERAL NOTIC Attorneysatl etrint .|9 MALE LEGAI NOTICES ~~ HELP—WANTED 7 TRACTOR night classes «No.2 14 B en Clock. Opp. postoffice No, they’re not buying Zerolene “F” for Fords on faith or say-so. The big users, especially, are making tests, both in the shop and on the road—and then they're coming back and buying more! For example, the H. C. 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