The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1924, Page 11

CONRAD AND PAULINI Western Star OH, LOOK! ITS RUDDY Movie Merger REAL SOUTHERN BELLE be Booster for Fine Thing for Se Boy Scouts Independents H Wonder Musical Frederick M ; r di f ting Southern beauty, and rece L i Sopre singer ’ cane | Bosworth Hails Ti vile soprano singe ! Mourn Death of , ; § St St Aeges, atk i at the Liberty Thos, Ince From Ohio age Stars Appea i With Gloria Swanson Starts Today! Polindy Last Fimo Tog braaklig: Nes "rartoite “ABRAHAM LINCOLN” A rare Thanksgiving-Week treat! | ‘ig COME, SEE AND BE iT N H NTER CONQUERED! <— IS NOW HERE Made by in Mary Roberts the director 3 i THE Rinehart’s : lori a te s f “THE Glorious Gloria in a tempe tuous 0 police-mystery love romance of the French Foreign Legion— Vitth and Pike Verna Campbell, dramatic Wprano, who is being fea- fired on the bill at the Lib- ety this week. Miss Camp- bell has a host of admirers gong local music lovers and [winning much applause at RIGHT NOW- Gloria W TOMORROW 4 DAYS ONLY Sag — ne fi MONEY ONGE Nt ; in Paramount's GERTRUDE ASTOR I wildfire success— in a magnificent thriller { Laying down his reputation, his home « iy be tis life to | ASTORWIOF THE ry ; and maybe — hi to F § ig shield another 3 WORLD'S GREATEST ° “2 uy PROBLEM Co-starring URMAN KERRY ALSO with BEN LYON The wages of sin are death; the wages of virtue are —_——_——. what? “When Good Fellows Get Together” Comedy —__ Sportitorial MORE THAN 5,000 ACTORS! 65 FEATURED PLAYERS! MONTHS IN THE MAKING! World’s ANTONIUS JENSEN and His WINTER » GARDEN ORCHESTRA The shrine of art and mysic— Coliseum Colossal pase : Premier sey OLANDA” well deserves the hard-earned title bestowed upon it—"The Concert Orchestra attie kitten nurnen Organist Picture of the rorgeons, massive, brilliant, it provides i \e ganis| ! ist A Marion Davies with a hood Was in The same will play the following popular one-hour concert author wrote it. The same director directed it, The same beautiful star Sunday at 12:30 o'clock: , And a riot of fun— appears in its leading role, Mack Sennett’s “GALLOPING BUNGALOWS” AND. ihe same bigness of scale which made the public gasp at “Knight hood” Ix here, even more extraordinary in its wondrous glory, eo SUECIAT, MUSICAL OFPENING “Meacelssohn’” ‘ Adults 10¢ ; C. WITWER’S Neha Children 50¢ Girt” Loge seats 20¢ ||