The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 14

f id e ! aan a { DIX ‘ \| ' 4 ‘MANHATTAN . y He calls it his “Gar fen of Weeds”—this rich man’s pleasu LEAVING FRIDAY Mo S turday. Rafael Sabating \ “CAPTAIN | BLOOD” See the Big One Saturday! way beauties bloom! Mi SATURDAY | i BETTY 4 ‘ i‘ COMPSON bombshell! with \ Lewis Stone Lew Cody Florence Vidor N\ } as the fai lower of them all in \ i 4 , Paramount's 4 « tk ; “ : Spends First Day iF ‘ i ) ‘THE Hy jas Star in Bed | > NGARDEN 2'= . ’ a A LAST ACCESSORY ; Rudy’s Leading Lady With Warner Baxter and Rockliffe Fellowes \ wee It's w James Cruze production! TILL, FRIDAY NIGHT MILTON SILLS STAR OF “The Sea Hawk” N “THE ‘LAST HOUR” ADDED ATTRACTION The Strain Sisters —in— A Musical Novelty STARTS SATURDAY ALMA RUBENS AND JAMES KIRKWOOD ae Mystery,Thrills and Laugh: at 2, 7 and 9 p. m. -| JACK RUSSELL —in- ‘Gentleman Jack’ | Special Matinee Prices io od Onputum | CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE: Lwice Dally—250-2115 MA In CLYDE COOK Starting Saturday Matinee ‘MUM’S THE WORD’ with 497 laughs assured JACK FALLS IN LOVE KIKUTAS JAPS GORDON & KNOWLTON COYNE & FRENCH BERT SHEPHERD & CO. ALLAN LEONORA Rogers & Allen With Harold Yates in Favorite Selections NEWS—TOPICS—FABLES ORCHESTRA ETROPOLITAN LONG HT 4¥? WEEK Woman 1| Hands aN ) |} with WALLACE Beery, COLUMBIA The Sereen’s © oreme Last Times Tomorrow— of Roguish Kt Mary Roberts The Story ofa Porehased TODAY—FIRST TIME, MATINEE SATURDAY Saturday Matinee 50 to $1.50 Nights Ort One Gala Week, Begir Next Sunday Web.e'Sir. Seats Today ALSO ANOTHER NELL SHIPMAN Prices Wen'trate so. FEATURE Rinehart’s j “THE LIGHT ON THE Greatest Story LOOKOUT” with PERCY MARMONT VIRGINIA VALLI Winter Garden Orchestra Any Time 10¢ Loge Senta 20e IC ith the Company HURRY! “ALONG C AME . F | RUTH” Vaudeville and Pictures With Tes The Girl With a Thousand Lyea If some questions have been bothering you—now is the time to have them answered. ALSO Seven Other Acts AND THE PICTURE A Tense Drama Well Told “Don't Marry for Money "All-Star Caat E PETERS AILEEN PRINGLE CYRIL CHADWICK heMoM ner Continuoun Noon TH) Midnight COME WARLY favorites w pearing with OLONIAL 2A AYEAT PIKE TOM MIX “EYES or THE FOREST” and “FAST STEPVERS” cc OMEDY COMING NEWS ]| 1m going to Insing my & nothing, morrow “TO THE LAST MAN" Cosa U3 aryl) “The Beloved Brute” Breath of $$ the all-star cast of “ coming to Heilig Friday. As a hand- some young blade of the Argentine. By far his greatest role AsY ou Like Hind Rudolph VALENTINO a SAINTED DEVIL” Strand Orchestra Henri Damski, conducting STRAND |°K, The Unknown” |Has Mystery Plot “Captain Blood” Actor Has Career ) of WEEDS the: / Pa Real Spanish Beauty Idleness | Not Included in Famous Star’s Mitzi Is Active Miss o 6's Wallace Beery Is Winter Garden Star Are there two kinds of men in the world? Or are all men alike? This girl made up her mind to find out. Leaving Thursty: A sizaling drama of HOBART smart American society BOSWO in “HEARTS OF IT STARTS FRIDAY § The Sills Featured With ee. sate Carmel Myers in Paes ing Hone rat Have you ever been in such a had such an experience. Milton’) punch. PANTAGES FAVORITE | “Tom Mix has eet a heavyweis |record, but not avoindupotsed ‘a food toni. If you a! | Speaking y picture, mm indigestion, lof the For | Thursday 0! jtakes on about of fighting humanity in the per jof Sid Jordan, Tom Lingham and Ed Wallock. As a rule one heavyweight adver: | | sary {s enough and two is more than Jsufficent, but with three hounding him thruc | Jand brawn are taxed to the utmost, | |with results that aro thrilling. GREAT BRITAIN, SWITZER- l land and Holland have an average | earn annual yteld of 6,000 pounds of milk. | ENOUGH FOR PURE] | enough silverware, place that you thought it was |" Butler—Yes. mt” wire § S Many of us have/ ginning of the evening # Sills, who plays the role of a re-| formed crook, in “The Last Hour,” at the Capitol, finds himself in this ‘DOCTORS predicament | nk R. Adams’ story, “sind DPF / | yustice,* furnished the theme : SCHOOLS {a | y The Last Hou || Carmel Myers costars with Sills. P 0 R T OLIt : |Tom Mix Picture | re your phusicn i lat Colonial Today osteopath ° ‘ which is 8! or r constipation, jst at the Colonial, 1 six hundred poun ns t the picture, Tom's brain | = land more, per cow. ‘to LEONA LAMAR ; 4 SEES ALL—KNOWS ALL ANY DAY ! Mabel Blondell, TELLS ALL i comedienne, is Mitzi, delightful little musical comedy star, Pantages cates | the Metropolitan next week in ‘ ences this week. w ho comes to} ‘The Magic Ring.” ¥ does vivacious little 3 (Yo bundle of animation dong knick- || nto all sorts of work | | », not quite that—Mital | | does not go In for golf, s help keep her tiny backyard garden in shape, assists in building garagos, paints the roof of hours {n bed nor by . Neither does sho {t thru lolling in her auto all dhy. Quito the contrary. course, natural to her, but it is also developed thru @ day full of constant [hei H Sam Armstrong, in a singing | novelty of merit. |noon Miss Blondell | feature at the regular weekly Till 6:30 with fi P) Foie . i IRGUNIA VALE! | meeting of the Optimist club 10cé30 tim 15e¢ a Li MAnMONT a Pig'n eC club Mitzi'a.pep ts, of and when not pushing » lawnmower or digging flower sho skips the rope and romps | oe like & schoolboy at All of which goes to Prightliness on summer Vacation period is filled with PARDONAB } 4 rollicking little lady who | bo anything else but * for all performances are now pardon, old man HMBthorn California Wampus. d QUICK ACTION GLO-GLAN Gives Immediate Relief FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS Mrs. W. P. Smith, 60) Sheridan Apts, Seattle, say “I suffered from stomach trouble, gas pains, burning ee au sensations and dizzinoss for & | = : the past four yours, making J |“ Dojgoning Ch would horrity aM Tin a it almost impossible for me to keep house. 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