The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 12

the nh ho and Pk MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALI NoW HERE | BEN TURPIN | im Mack Senmett's 1) “Three Foolish Weeks” NTRA! Harold Stanton ated Tenor Soloist COLISRUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINELAND MIN Is Coming! MISS LA MOTTE la Motte, wh “Behol Ba big p pi of the The Hil pal roles The Beloved Work is to man, ilips O K Brut ie Mille’s “The he first time wo men ha Meture. In 1915 th Wpport of Marguorite C’ Amaz: HOOTGIBSON'S BEST PICTURE. WA vNBER ITS THE EPIC OF THE AMERICAN GIR {|| HOOT GIBS( | NOW PLAYING! | The Twentieth Century Super-special “BROKEN BARRIERS” with ADOLPHE MENS JAMES KINKW NORMA SHAKER MAP MUsCH Added The Three Senators “HAYDEN, HALI and SNYDE W ricts OUR GANG" in the gtexter wm Limited™ Russell Co. Scores Again CHE IN AT HOME Hoot Gibson Git M hu circuit a AR “NOR ¢MA AND _ AC K Moe elt ae ee) Norma Shearer and Jack l Strand this Holt the photoplay which i week STAGE WORLD SCREEN # 8 : of MAKE-BELIEVE : : Lots of Comedy “Welcome Stranger” Blue Mouse Offering “HIT AND RUN? = BLUE MOUSE |E BIG CROWD: SS YOU WILL LAt APPLAUD, TOO— IT'S A CLEVER SCREEN ADAPTATION OF THAT FAMOUS STAGE HET BY AARON HOFFMAN with Florence Vidor Lloyd Hughes Dore Davidson Noah Beery Wm. V. Mong "4 PANY DAY ANY TIME Until Wednesday MATT MOORE MADGE BELLAMY in “NO MORE WOMEN” Also i. OC, Witwer's “The Telephone [PALACE SECOMD AT SERING iL HIP RIDAY ike” Jack Russel AND HIS MUSICAL COMEDY:CO. 7 “IN WHICH MR. RUSSELL APPEARS AS "PATSY GOLIVER™ A SILLY KIO TODAY wstil, FRIDAY ML a Afternoons—1,600 Se: Evenings, Sundays and Children, exeepting Handsome W Is “Broken Barriers” Liberty Attraction Female Harold Lloyd Star at Columbia chorus The Mead S$ derson, Russell Bill F all but jthelr bit, billed Hokum.” They Parlez Vous” i “When Lig » Low" jqueline Brunen’s of = thi and it | The Speede and Me the An Harmony *Rinky riotous ma is Jac s well rece Sisters go over big in ee," with the cho stuttering With F “Dixie Again 0 sings he somethin. perform Dempney Betty Compson Wins in Coliseum Film | If there benighted indi uals who are still of the opinior th are any | women are Paramou ey will be admit that they were all “The Female nor juccessful. of the ex the m tamorpho in when it happens to unsophisticated The ph nthia Stock Dalla, the Lion Cub," was adapted to the screen by | Christine Johnston Betty Compson has the title of Dalla, the snarling, savage daugh an African farmer, who be 2 polished, cultured woman of It is a part ideally suited Compson's temperament and the most of the wide dra t the chnract her, ®Warner Baxt that but it also show that love effects trike an little Boer girl based upon Cy illiterate oplay i tal and Agnes story, “SECRETS” NORMA TALMADGE The story of a woman is not usually told by role ter of come the world to Miss she makes Anatic afford life that women. TO tite scope th ation SOMES SATURDAY s the ubh his hero, gives a highly cred Noah Beery does good work; Dorothy Cumming and Freeman Wood more than ac ceptable in their respective parts; ax Jare the rest of the supporting cast. per formance usual are Yall Winter Garden Has “No More Women” Matt Moore and Madge delighting Winter Gar Bellamy den the new photoplay More Women Matt M Maddox the y Dyke vamp, no que nd Kathleen Clifford little who t by couldn't other girl} uuse by ught of some wins upp! Cooper m y her nd Clarence 0 crooks, bring | th many a laugh by their attempts to rob Miss Van Dyke. H mith, well known Broadway actor, to a nicety ns the ¢ Reeve » save indeed All in all, ¢ a Jolly rybody ome pup, re very funny Women t for ¢ nt cool enter from babes | Alberta Vaughr econd epi H. ¢ ode Ww | Colonial ‘Star Gets | Big Case of Tea In her mail the other day Brent, playing the role of the heavy ym Buckingham's pro. duction of “The Arizona Express," the William Fox pictu ywing at the Colonial, received Ke box bearing the postmark of Tokio, Jap. She opened it to find a case of tap leaves, beautifully packed, with 1 note from her Oriental admir ing it wa. n ¢ of the happy moments ine an 1 tok he had enjoyed eeing her in the movie | Whereupon Miss Brent a tea party to which she ntire cast of “The Arizona Express She brewed the tea herself and they | all enjoyed it, too. r announced invited the | | | Summonses recently out against most of th 2,000 in-| | habitants of gheffield, England, who were delinquent in payment of their | axes, were taken} | the Pantag | McHugh Dog That Bit Lad Dies After Escape ALLA WALLA, 8¢ Beli ards im log develor HE KNEW 4 charte poun a manufact gh To ave to ship 200 cheese oblong box At the e man was xy relative with thrilling f “AMOUS + | Brown, Ora Carew, star of stage and screen, famous star of) appearance d screen, will headline | theater program, open ing with Monday matinee. She 5 pearing in an original playlet entitled | Quality Unknown,” by Augustin | * the well known author of ‘Officer 666," "The Meanesxt Man in the World,” and other stage succes OR, Miss Carew a wide and varied career that has gained for her an enviable reputation, Her personal Mi the Ora ©) stage arew, of in this city watched with keen interest As bil, the is being agement announce Miss Ca latest film success, ‘The Torrent” wiil be shown in con jJunction with her personal appear ance. It is an unusual dramatic story, the popular star at her best An excellent vaudeville program will be in support of Miss Carow, SCREEN STAR HERE a): a special feature on this week's r that | korgeously produced and sees | THEY'RE JACK 1924. DOING IT WITH “EMPTY HANDS” have gone oods on g ager ty ture for ay SEE THE ST ARTLING PICTURE THAT PROMPTED IT HOLT and NORMA SHEARE THE YEAR'S MOS Tf ENTERTAINING PICTURE NOW PLAYING COMING— NORMA TAL MADGE IN “SECRETS” ha Check off thone EACH fully, net y required cuir ¢ REAU, The Sea WASHINGTON 1 Washin New York Ave 1 want the booklet (or book 410ME OWNERSHIP SOLDIERS THE KITCH HOW { MAH JONG - ¢ HAIR SORATID poGs NTERIOR CARE OF JSEHOLD BUDGETS YDAY ETIQUETTE $ AND COOKIES HOW TO AML CHILDREN HOW TU FOOD FOR BEAUTY BOOKLP rHE ART DR JAMS, P RVE HOW TO COOK MEATS AUTO CAMPING OF NOTE.—If you want only one, you want three or more, send three NAME..... USE PENCIL—DO NOT USE INK. = UNWERSTY 10 [ ~ BE “JAZZLESS” Founder of “Pay-by-Work” College Has New Vision SILOAM SPRINGS, A “Jazziess Ark university in a , Sept. 15 “jazz where courses of study leas town play a more important p football schedules, and s' nts are ested In their studies than ernities and sororities, is the John philanthropist more | | social fra That vision of evangelist, and selfmade man, who already has } established here”a unique college, | named after him, which is run on the basis of “pay-by-work.” The John E. Brown college is an in | stitution of higher learning with an Jenrollment of about 300 b and | girls whose parents not financial. ly able to send them to college. The students work in the morning and go to school in the afternoon, or vice versa The new institution of learning, | |which is to be named the John E Brown university, is to be located at | Sulphur Springs, Ark. where re cently Brown purchased 80 acres of }land and several suitable buildings. | | Brown obtained financial backing |for his educational institutions from | |the many friends he has je while | traveling over the United States with | the Salvation Army as an evangelist. | “I am going to establish the new | university at Sulphur Springs far | young people whose parents want |them to grow up without being in. | fluenced too much by ‘Jazz’ tenden cies of the present day,” Brown says. | “It will be necessary for the students | to be able to pay their own way.’ Brown could have spent the money on his college here but he. reasoned the two types of schools might not | mix, the one being a work -you-go Institution, and the other quite dif. ferent Poverty stricken, Brown started to make his way working in the lime kilns near Rogers, Ark. One night at Rogers he heard a Salvation Army program and was highly impressed He joined up, and today is one of the most widely-known evangelists in the South and West. ys Now SHOWING told Your Breath” | With | DOROTHY DEVOE WALTER HEIRS | And Many Others ALSO JACK DEMPSEY IN “AUS Swe yt } PIES. ] KEEPING YO! te In postage © for three cents and address carp on bureau, ave checked. PUDDI SALADS AND IXTY SANDW NOURISHING § RADIO INFO! RADIO Brow & Stations WOODROW WILSON’S LIFE HOME > HOME CARE FLOORS AND COVERINGS HOW 1 z > DAD . OF * TEETH ) WAR HISTORY OF GOLDFISH ANNIVERSARIES N0000000000000000000 CHOOSIN THE U. 8. CONSTITUTION 0 send five cents in loose stamps If cents in stamps for each. +». STATE. RINT CLEAR Onpurun | CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE MA in-0222 to Sl; Mats. Ie to Se "DOC BAKER In his new “Pretean Revue” With Benny and Western and & host of girls LANE & HARPER _ ROBBINS FAMILY Big and Little Funsters ELLIOTT & LA TOUR in “My Daddy” a HERAS & WILLS ____ JULIUS FURST FRED ARDATH | Pathe News Toples of Acsop's Fables Orchestra Last Times Today LINCOLN J. CARTER’S GREAT MELODRAMA “The Arizona Express” PAULINE STARKE DAVID BUTLER Counkinn Stor Tonight “—the best picture ever made; as high and command- ing as ‘The Birth of a Na- tion’.” — New York World. = et te PRESENTS AMERIC