The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1924, Page 10

J aAENTS 3 [he Seattle Sva TOMOBILES) SECOND SECTION est! Carol Dempster is faithful to D. W. Griffith. real chance, she has appeared in ptctures under the noted producer's one time this fering little star was a Denishawn dancer. oo D in poe directio and in prose, ) women and children as well as men} ride.” ber Paul, his steed, an on of their journey ing its prem And Mr. ¢ the Ne direc The production that took two years to make —cost $2,000,000 Now Playing Time of Shows: 1:30, 4:00, 6:30 & 9:00 Concert & Prelude “America” 4 George Washington, Pine hero of Valley Forge Arthur Dewey, nm he Father of hin | —with— CAROL DEMPSTER LIONEL BARRIMORE NEIL HAMILTON CHARLES EMMETT MACK and a supporting cast of more than 30,000 people Collect Telegrams accepted at any tel- egraph office for Seat reservations by out-of-town patrons Ever since Griffith gave Carol her first 1 only, SEATTLE, WASH., URDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924 Versatile Norma J hate N Talmadge three distinct her latest and greatest photoplay, Stage Stars gives portrayals at the Strand, ma Talmadge At , and had to give up her musical career. She didn’t get discouraged. ed around and got a job as an “extra” in the movies. e Turmoil” at the Columbia. her voice he | Amusement Programs SCREEN what he did Hobart F orien r, did also in produc y. This will} a NEILIG—D. Ww LIBERTY COLUMBIA—Geor COLISEUM —t BLUE MOUSE —Irene STRAND Norma WINTER GARDEN METROPOLITAN? rne plays the intent Ueabe ” Eleanor Boardman ius Haupt: |} ures, such as Eth ferent from} Aaron, E ORPHEUM— Vande It ignores | Batems PALACK WIP J0 i] PANTAGES-¥ TLE TAKEN BY STORM Friday’s premiere of “America” was accorded the most enthusiastic reception ever givena theatrical entertainment in this city. tha PRICES: 35c & 50c Reserved Seats THC & $1 General Admission Reserved Seats AUGMENTED ORCH ESTR. A HEILIG THIRD AND MADISON Reserved hel EL iot- 8623 Captain Walter Hutler, of the King's Indian You know the rest. cast is exceptional, her with other nota een Percy, Eleanor Boardman used to be a musical comedy favorite, but, following an illness, lost Instead, Shé ent 2 con- bared the souls of men and women George dreamy supports ble fig- Pauline