The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1924, Page 11

Film Fire (“MAN WHO CAME BACK” HAS |The Sea Hawk’ |Von Herberg Milk Bottle Stars NIN RY CHATS WITH JACK | ) { __ SOMETHING NEW IN HEROES] Heralded as Signs. Noted| W a vie “ 7 HLL rane YouR ar ——~ = P Great Picture Imper sonator kes ™eE » “?# , , * HE . - J ( we gs 7 : YOU, ' ia : | ga he : | J a jie ~/ 5 IN THE BACKWASH OF to poses traordinary ane 1a { \ / SHANGHAI “THEY” MEET } \ \ meeooe \ A \ t ’ RAIN " quaint and ma tting 1 a} HIS SONS \ nd is t ands of t rodu i DISSIPATIONS. r_ Pa a Se, FORM so lene ~ ~ ape b | | tH POTTER iS Ocoee kK » IO ARS? ep ira cl epic ae Leapid | SENOS HIM Away- J oO oRIEN ) 4 “% TD) gees man ne 7 ‘ é | ie REFUSING TO SHAKE \ C2 AG ry, 1 paseo ental Ey fee! iy | { j é Res fe HANDS, MARCELLE, A LITTLE DANCER INA ~ Ng cA. a hain arent, aahatinae " owae's d he Z Let | | FRISCO CAFE, WANTS TO SAVE HARRY Gs Jaduptation to the scree Preys amembied fe ar. Mary" EAUGEL famous Uhivereal ate its the equally aaa ; >| ; transf tM but or) 7 une wenge t r ¢ ‘amo ack Dempse on he “Merry o Round” set j i | 2 cere reeves a Sas |. ter abatint's 6 Bid co Ne famous Jack Dempsey th Me Round” 9 om | tii THIS / *\ WHO THICKENS {et ; eine tage Mens q sg. ed ene ; he tne | Which she was launched to fame at Unir y. Jack is }\N4 ft | FELLOW [? ‘ ie rr y {/ mil the building of 4| one of the tines, nets heat priced artist ever to appear |20W using the set for his training camp. Incidentally, Mary | eee ht | uses } 2a hg fC 4} /| | toe ' th neworaf the Pacific. North-|in a mot ture theater is coming soon in “The Gaiety Girl.” Bere | JU-JiTs Hl c , the 1 t $s to. was + —= Ow THE, ; Wf # and the use of over a Wns . / SOMETHING NEW IN PICTURES « ab / THE HERO HORSEWHIPS THE-| miaacola brroy olha : | met ext Cunowten wewowne P 7 Cimex ~ HERE IS THE $25 PRIZE - WINNING The artist's idea of the various characters Who Came Back.” BY DAISY HENRY “BUTTERFLY” ADVERTISEMENT OF THE AD CLUB—COLUMBIA THEATRE—STAR Ad Writing Contest Won By Mr. R. G. MeLeod, Alsace Apts. —please call at the Theater office for your reward The play that grips your heart strings To err is human To forgive divine Los Angeles Just Paid $1, $2 & $3 to see “Butterfly ”’ Now Showing at Regular Evening Prices ) =n nto the world. Mackaill also Wins laurels THIS WEEK AT THE a a a tL AS et al The Evolution of a Chrysalis Love, honor, duty and sacrifice to the breaking point is portrayed in this pricture! “Dante’s hifernc” Booked Here *4Z) OF THE YEAR— y) DeMille, supreme master of artis- \ try, shows you the top and the bottom of the world— An amazing story of a girl who goes from parties and petting at seventeen to marriage and responsibilities at twenty-one, TWERTY PERFORMANCES OF THE FOLLIES ROLLED INT@ ONE— Hundreds of scenes more thrill- ing and more _ sumptuously staged than any you have ever before seen on the screen. The Sacrifice of a Great Love for her sister’s sake WAS IT WISE? DID IT PAY? That is the question in the minds of all who see this amazing production— “BUTTERFLY” By KATHLEEN NORRIS A Masterpiece in every sense of the word! With AN UNUSUAL The Most Emotional, Soul-Stirring x MUSICAL OFFERING Picture Ever Filmed. A ROD LA ROCQUE | “William Tell Overture” Real Sensation VERA REYNOLDS Riera cageinal ae re 7 3 ap ape A story that appeals—tense—compelling. Telling RICARDO CORTEZ KIRCHNER CELLO what happens to this beautiful and dazzling exquis- JULIA FAYE SOARES ite, irresistible girl called “Butterfly.” From start to finish, as the story is unfolded, your heart will be gripped and your emotions keyed to the highest pitch. ~ MYSTERIOUS, THRILLING, WONDER- FUL—REPLETE WITH SURPRISES At times the suspense is soul-racking, agonizing—then as the dramatic events in the life of this beautiful, selfish girl come and go before your eyes you will experience all the emotions known to the human mind and heart. You will experience moments of suspense—moments of sadness for the havoc she has created in the lives of those dear to her—then relief and joy as the story unfolds at last to a happy ending. If you are sentimental you will shed tears of sorrow as well as tears of happiness. Do Not Miss Seeing This Picture! You Will Never Forget It! Misses Canfield THEODORE | KOSLOFT does, Dante’s| 4 by Virgil, | ROBERT EDESON De Lane : STRAND ORCHESTRA VECTOR VaReunt Henri Damski, Conducting sends him to the el demons seize his de ng soul and he is consigned to a compartment of Hell © greedy and avariciou author of the | Woods, to terrible pr t and give the picture a hap ending. LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN PRESENTS Columbia Augmented All-Star Orchestra in a Colorful “Melange” “MY TRIP THRU HOLLYWOOD” JERRY RYAN, BARITONE—NEWS REEL—HILARIOUS HYSTERICAL COMEDY | The sixth Emory Johnson melodrama, starring Johnnie Walker of course, is to be : Greatest Game.” As ust © story was written by the famous director's mother, Emily Jolin O son, Norma Talmadge is to be starre: in “Madame Pompadour” after she has made “The Lady,”