The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 6

5 (LI Bes BRYY|| Stars of New Picture Attractions | ruarded omen,” Jaring outh,” he Sideshow of Life” and rhe L , \ Fight : Alone i eee Ne w Film Offering e ’ Drama o Big Te tarts SATURDAY— HE STARTS \ SATURDAY! = Farnum} Charles K. Harris’ Love Story That Will Never Die “After the Ball” WITH } Gaston Glass, Miriam Cooper and Edna Murphy (—AND THE HEILIG ) | SPECIAL STAGE ATTRACTIONS BUSTER LORENZO, Tenor | CHARLES KAIMANA, Hawalian String Artist | HEILIG BEAUTY CHORUS and ] HEILIG CONCERT ORCHESTRA | He. cuOW E ape ste Ha ms, TORRENCE ANNA.Q NILSSON Adapted from W Locke's celebrated novel “The Mountebank” Depicting the rise of cireus fun-maker Ages 50 Kiddies 10¢ | Star Carriers See Palace Hip Show *". TODAY (Only) Orophown | NEW sHOW Onpueum | CIRCUIT VAUDEVAL: F} | Jack Pickford =| so. dt 2:00 | Orchestra Raa romance— Vt a | ; Who Fights 4 Alone” \ N With Lois WILSON EDWARD HORTON LIONEL BELMORE (| Filmed in the beautiful Yosemite Valley! odie “The Hill 100) Billy” |__| Armand & Williams & Tay 300 Just Out of Kulekers | Wade looth | i PTTL tte Scenes from new photoplays commencing Saturday: 1—Lois Wilson and William Farn Coliseum. 2—Ernest aes “vas Bobby Torrence and Leuise Lagrange, Liberty j—Bebe Daniels and Norman Kerry, Columbia. 4 Mas y Astor and Richard a ste \ ob 7 t “ my Ue, fe , Klever Kiddie | hark the: sea 8 i Diz, Strand. | ‘ AMATEURS “he HOWRG ae Christie “ , formances as the ¢ en did | ° the youngest leading wor mo ee ( OUR GANG Dut the astonhlas part oc ai| Mary Astor Trained |{¢ younaest.\ - Circus Staged for “CORN. " In a Jolly Good Laff 7190 to 0:30 pa | for Dramatic Career FED" is oA New Photoplay y Asto ar yn “The Hill Bil Be | tions of New York city over to Parn:| for sev waif dollars. In other | | One might say that Miss Astor lit Fannie Hurst Inspires Coliseum m Bie) oozes. apc dpe Phe dig i ge praca from der age, \ New Movie Plot Concert | rs aired com The 8 f life,” the offe ‘ : pe go Daring Y . | wan wond’s Parents Salary “|Win Mths, teat, cee LX A! for the | ead} Gee reli, (ease sree | AN ee rganis YORUBA. ita Re Vitilam Fa cae Pictures’ lutest re ‘ a BS \! t ( ee ] “When a cir | : ; Sheldon Lewis Star Norman, Kerr i " K <x = a nt = The little girl who: ist res PF Lee Mf C 1 4 “ty | a he | roxire & Loves” : f of Stage and Screen Hl : ’ just starting to school, Y af J u radi pe | I and her older sister, will ou safe and contented et 7° ee Br : ; rT —_ love the new coats. men and women, see “Un- Foltow the Crowds TOMORROW ; ; Theda 2 a : r There are dressy models ff peek ro or o THERE'S A REASON | Fn SOS me 1 h br Wiliam Beau \ | \ with fur collars and —an —and thiak! nd Sar y ) ~uffs , a || vaAU DEVILLE | rh M rina name} ta® Ge ej po tke” mothers, tl AND FIRST-RUN FEATURE |}! + ‘ waite ~ v 9 he coat to choose from #f Sizes 6 to 14—$8.50 and up. PICTURES { Always the Biggest Show | C& in Town i 6—BIG ACTS—6 Headed by DAN CASLER —— and his SOCIRTY SYMUPHONISTS Divorce Detectives » Right on the Job” oud foundut laid in his you Charles K. Harris to, Go on Stage School Dresses Special | $10.50 A group of dresses in six different styles and a variety of attractive color combinations have been specially priced at $10.50. Sizes 12 to 16. Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits $8.95 rs of knickers. Yes! Ever) Junior model has an extra pair of trousers. Every Junior Suit is just as carefully tailored and made from the same high grade material as our men’s regular Bradbury models. Sizes 6 to 16—$8.95. A Hit in New York—A Riot in Chicago and Will Take Seattle by Storm _ «| Youngest Leading ‘\2| Lady With Pickford —Atno— FIVE OTHER FEATURE Acts THE PICTURE of the Outstanding Starts Tomorrow Hebe Daniel ony of a Chinese city, Richard Dix saerificing all esses of the Year LAURETTE TAYLOR Ae “HAPPINESS” A JOYOUS JoyR NTERI to xnye and regenerate her soul, [Ncuarven WOMEN’ Bebe Daniels Richard Dix Mary Astor TODAY Unit Saturday CONTINUOUS 1 TO It Children 10e Any Time Last Times Today If Everybody in Seattle Just Knew What They’e Missing, They'd All 7) “COME A-RUNNING!” it To See the Greatest Laugh-Thrill Picture of the Year, With “Reckless” ALAN CROSLAND ‘In Fast Company’ REGINALD DENNY, in Propuction Starring never rev MD oc |e “RECKLESS ‘ A _- LgRorayan 0 “On the Banks GREATEST hs —Some Bill, Too! 7% 1 LAUGH TREAT International News Reel Positively the most won- derful deep sea photog- raphy ever taken in “VENUS OF THE _ SOUTH SEAS” with ANNETTE KELLERMAN and Vaudeville 5 Good Acts popular price New Show ‘Te Madge Bellamy in “‘His Forgotten Wife” and) Vaudeville RAFFLES Tho Master Cracksman 1 OTHER BIG ACTS Coming, Sept. 6 JACK RUSSELL AND CO. OF YOUR LIFETIME ARCHIE. RUGC Seattle's Own Buy the Children’s Clothes the Easy Way Pay for the children’s clothes the CRE IT GLADLYS way. Pay for them in small weekly, semi-montily ony monthly payments that hardly touch your income. —ENDS TONIGHT— “ADVENTURES IN THE FAR NORTH” FUR FASHION REVUE WAKER ren Co. RILLS THIS, THE DANCING MOOSE HALL Every Saturday Night Commencing Saturday, August 30 Music by Curtis’ Gelebrated Orchestra Popular Prices ow AUGH From WILLIE COLLIER Famous Stage Success BEN TURPIN COMEDY Two 1332-34 Secon Entrances 209» Union > Oulfittingtors ANY’ DAY.) ANY TIME