The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1924, Page 9

ow me *PRTUSEMEN Te Seattle Stas TOMOBIL SECOND SECTION \ VA ATURDAY OVEMBI », 1924 PAGES 9 TO 16 : NIC anv COLLEEN MOORE AS “STORY WITHOUT A STAR'S WARDROB E Two & ny OF pe) “ANOTHER MAN’S WIFE” eat Old Sea Captain }] YW atclimg || BEN LYONS MOTHER] NAME” IS RADIO YARN cost BUT $26 : a Ben | of I BY DAISY HENRY ' ' } : As a matter of fact there was ' mnly one real officially an nounced engagement, and that : i was between Pola Negri and the | comedian. However, the Pe star and Charile were ; 4 peramental, and the engag was off in no time Ils now Mrs and the proud Jimmy, Jr. and that romance b James A, Hearne’s world famous met odrama of New England and the frozen North! wes ccastore and romance your heart will never forget! running rampant In the hearts of Bert Lytell and Claire Wind ed re Turns Dreams | Scenarios, He Says NAR WA PALILD Wp e eafaring role. In “Hearts of Oak,” the present film offering at the Heilig, he has the role of Terry Dunnivan, a New England seaman. Bosu orth won fame on the stage as well as on the screen in several Jack London sea stories j Hobart Bosworth is never more at home on the silver sheet than when he is depicting dee Small Town Life FORMER NEWSPAPERMAN TITLED “WISE VIRGIN | modern some certainly took Tellegen a Father | Lou Tellegen has become a fa Pork aps a better wa it would father. To lend distinction to the role of | | father o} y Rut r, husband sweetheart A Breath of BIG CAPACITY came to IG PICTURES POPULAR PRICES Next Friday: “The Breath of Scandal,” the outstanding so. ciety drama of 1924! jE ONES l Film Fashions | VEL Tey, $ ) ARBARA LA MARR," in the | nal picture diso on one of her stunning. | i c ly draped evening gown Miss / La Marr's Iso features a | / train, whi wing in popu. | larity in of Pari (Appearing daily at 3:00, 5:00, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m.) creations. ~— io Re CHARLES P. HOWETT, TED CAINE, LEADER 6 Play, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Meck 'S ARCADIANS “The Breath ¢ ed from Edwi HE vogue of the three strands of pearls worn about Y4 \ ™_ “ Ld fsck, 18 sponsored by Claire A STUDY IN RED Windsor in * Rich,” her j \ ae Be latest picture. Miss Windsor 1M ‘3 ei Beauty Chorus also favors the bangle bracelet, ‘* ‘, 2 Da) Buster tanvteo, tenor Virginia Valli, star in “K, the Unknown,” now being shown at the Columbia, has never} another favorite fad of the mo. { f ' MOUISSHIANE GSH) Noreane e i i € overs ; a celia wband been more happily cast than in her present vehicle. She said so herself while making the Bia eas rts aA ral brace: \ 1S SChavley soy: Hoy teband “And: enact bls picture. “Some day I hope to live in just such a little town and in just such an old- fash- i 7? of orlg rte id beauty in ¥ ew picture. ioned home,” Mise Valli confided to her director, as they say, for she gazed at the vine- fechas die : eS Tv / covered veranda while cameras were e being moved. OBR NEXT — Tae £7 George OLBr next starring ve- The prodtiction BABY PEGGY IN AOAPTAIN {Let 'Er Buck” will be the next —[hicle will find him without the sup- horse, {s JANUARY" , Hoot Gibson release by the Uni port of Dorothy Mackaill, who has 4 by the Witllam|, Deserting her light Corba h roles! versal company, It is announced. ue a yt eA He bis) peeves ‘ AD for yomething heavier, Baby Pegsy,| , $ , efforts, everthelens is Bald h the title “Oh, lthe child sweetheart of@ American| This Is the ploturé which od to bo the finest thing he has over famous equine|picture fans, will soon be seen in|* shot many scenes for at the Pen’ |dono, “The Roughneck" is tho title Mix, plays both |"Captain January,” a sagen version _flleton roundup, of this picture, adapted from Robort brummel In this\of Laure B. Richards’ world-famous aan BRR TT “|W. Service's story of the same namo, ature, wearing Tuxedo ax well as|story, Irene Rich, Hobart Bosworth, |man aro included In the Unt of sup. |Blille Dove. the Ziegfeld. Follies’ ehapr and spurs, lHarry ‘7, Morey and Lincoln Sted-! porting players. beauty, will have the feminine load. arting Ton: ow being re