The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1924, Page 14

Heilig y Buster Loreng Leaving Thureday— “Fools In the Dark” with Matt Moore an¢ Patsy Ruth Miller MORE DAYS “TIGER axreme and LOVE” vere rayne Le K Fate snatched out of society— HAN ana Norma Shearer them Nature found them there Real Bandits Once; with Empty Hands! Reel Bandits Now and Manuel A °F “A Lady Today of Quality” "nt 0 Frances Hodgw glorious rom: Virginia Valli— —Milton Sills COMEDY—NEWS. Burnett's oe, with in ind more. Wall Street. In the pl fast action ox eusiey Star i in _ New Western Film & the wiol rs Charles Jones, the W am Fox Actress Wears divided betw cen the the of Larry Camp of the ef. SECOND AT SPRING "He Came ~ He Saw ~ — He Conquered ° : Jack K RUSSELL | MUSICAL COMEDY co. Helly The QUSSELL FOUR and the (30 °2:5"GIRLS on the GLASS RUNWAY FIRST TIME TODAY A Romance of Wall Street and the West Winter Garden Orchestra Fox News Comedy Any Time, 10e—Loge Seats, 20¢ A MYRTLE STEADMAN PANTAGES. ALL SEATTLE IS INTOXICATED with WINE” Featuring CLARA BOW HUNTLEY GORDON FORREST STANLEY WALTER LONG a marvelous supporting usual Columbia p of interesting short » , prologue and superior muste. VAUDEVILLE AND FIRST RUN PICTURES THIS WEEK SEVEN SNAPPY VAUDEVILLE ACTS —AND— A PICTURE That Witt Live in Your Memory Forever “THE HOOSIER SCHOOL MASTER” —REMEMBET CONTINUOUS NOON ‘till MIDNITE in Germany own inven tion and tt ve all the charm of the most Ing creation, At all| her performances Miss Englin wears sdme of the paper gowns The gowns were conceived by Miss Englin nan either. made t « French 6 husband was killed in the world war. The preparation of materials 1s so unusual that the the best quality Altho she « r every-day v of silk Miss En rial would be feasible A she has been wearing jcost less than one of the usual ma [teria used by milady, Wealth Doesn't Spell Happiness Paper Gowns * gowns appear to have been made of | Id not recommend the | that hats made of the| THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, SEED “I lit and Run’ | medy Drama Con | Hoot Gibson proves it coming to the Heilig p DWGRIFFITHS| HAMERICA IS COMING/ HURRY! reson —The Big Sensational rh Has Theil Thousands The Moat Thrilt- ing Picket in Mid-Alr Ever Screened -You’ll Welcome Another nig - Welcom come ‘Taken fro Dig singe that hows made mi ronr with gt Don’t Pass Up This One ‘Welcome Stranger” Conmsated Naan ’ | Aaron Hoffman Story Booked for Showing | > at the Blue Mou e LEAVING FRIDA LINCOLN J. CARTERS wp a a is Colleen Moore othe Cyclone { Rider” “Flirting With Love's .. coawa — | SATURDAY BettyCompson with the 1974 Marathon cast ADOLPHE MENJOL MAE BUSCH NORMA SHEARER ROBERT FRAZER VERA REYNOLDS GEORGE FAWCETT WINIFRED BRYSON ROBERT AGNEW JAMES KIRKWOOD EDYTHE CHAPMAN RUTH STONEHOUSE Dore Davidson and Virginia Brown Faire in a scene from New Occupation the delightful Aaron Hoffman success, “Welcome Stranger, coming to the Blue Mouse Saturday. if : S os ; —— for Film star | Viola Dana to |Women Battle for in Doyle Story | Conway Tearle Play Lead Role 1.2.00 0.8.00. in “‘Pandora”’ The epic of the American girl of today! DOG TURNS GRAY , near JEANETTE HAC KETT and_ HARRY DEL Present their Fourth A: Revue, “Dance ™ ___“AN ARTISTIC TREAT? __ VIVIAN STUART HOLT | CASEY MYRTLE | and LEONARD | MILDRED “An Intimate WARREN sin th © thankful Dix’s Rules for Tropical Trip) as been written about w yjourn on a sons have ea. of spi mental jand physical provisions mich an jexpe ne Richard Dix, who] REDUCING jhas just returned from a six-week | Mi |stay on several of the Bahama isl-| ands, where scenes were filmed for aj |new motion picture, ‘'Sinners in} . ."" has made his own rules. | z matter whether you have the] island thrust upon you or you select | urself the rules are the al says. Here they are on Take a fly swatter, The sand{ HIGH - GRADE in ‘the south seas, sre" lt CORDS balm for mosquitoes. | Less Than Wholesale zor, if a man; } 4. Take Size Price |water to drink 80x3 inch’r $7.00 ‘| 5. Be sure to have an umbrella;| 30x38 % 7.50 |the sun usually is hot | . | Have several large sticks care 3 0.5 9.50 4e to fight off sand crabs. | x3} .0.S, 12.75 ake along your own refriger-| S. 12.95 “Jest, Songs and Sayingy’* les Winston and Pathe News Topics ot Day Actop's Fables Orchestra | vanity ca es of good spring plant , = Provide yourself with a gimlet! > 11,50 to bore holes in cocoanuts | 4 SS.0.S. 12.95 9. Have a portable Victrola and| 3 12.95 F | radio set combined 9. : 10. Ca able hamm«c ‘These are just 10 essentials to a| stay on a desert island, Dix explain. | ed. If you would have real luxyry be sure to have you yacht parked | nearby so when ets too monot- | onous on the island you can take a ride. along a large comfort: | Evelyn Again Plays a Vampire Role Extra Special In the official cast of “The Cyclone | ~31x4.40 Cl. Balloon Be | Rider,” the William Fox thrillodrama FITS ANY FORD RIM | appearing this week at the Coliseum, $10.00 | the word “heavy” is printed opposite the name of Evelyn Brent, At first | glance, this is confusing, for Evelyn, | with her five feet four of dusky beauty, tips the scales only at 118 Complete Service Included Liberal Trade-in Allow- ance on Your Old Tires and looks it. But those wise in the Mai Order; Shipped way of movie casts, explain that | C. 0. D. Without Deposit | “heavy” means only that Miss Brent} jplays a-heavy part, In other words, | she is the vampire of the production, | | SE ADAM'S ART | TIRE t D 11—Three stone} C0 |statunttes of Five, said to have been | . carved by Adam fn the Garden =| TWO STORES: Eden, are being peddied from house 125-127-191 to house in Rome by Hgrry Willis, 25-127-131 Eastlake The Speede sisters of the Jack Russel Musical Comedy|an ungiishma Police’are search 201 Westlake Ave, N. |company at the Palace Hip theater set a fast fashion by at-|'nE for Willis and {¢ captured he Phone EL iot-2372 tiring themselves for the street minus the usual silk hosiery.|“" be Teaulted to give positive Noh proof that Adam actually carved the Yes, they are from California. statuettes,