The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1924, Page 9

. -EXVUSENMENTBe s Seattle Sta TOMOBIL. ND SECTION Look Him Over, Girls yphone reed instruments and jwoodwir ing this city. Dix Has Own Ideas _ About Newspaper Men DON'T BLAME HER RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALI for the Mellie’ New Ve Midnight Matiner pith Hermie the various ate ile as one of the mainstays King’s Popular yy Make le t 1 has lost none of his skill with Blue Mouse Mosic pol vt 08 thelr tw cant A \ tDAY, DECEMBI 1924 Always Charming rie Daw, farriage,” new Co ittle heroine ia picture offering. \ Watching the Screen | BY DAISY HENRY AS it ever occurred to you to consider the high quality of the casts the 1 producers are lining up for us these days? Just about t ars ago, if two or three well- kr players were in one ure, said feature was loudly « WEAK PICTURES And what a lot of pictures we only one Pola! And here she is as she appears in her latest picture play. “Forbidden Paradise,” as the fascinating little czarina—a woman of many conquests Most interesting to film fans is the fact that Pola was directed by Ernst Lubitsch ana sco nowadays with the “rea |it i# the first picture they have made together since their debut in American films. star” Just one of the supporting CONWAY TEARLE KEPT IN NEW YORK HOW MANY PICTURES HAVE © YOU GONE TO SEB BECAUSE * ADOLPHE NENJOU, OR THEO DORE ROBERTS, OR WALLACE BEERY WERE IN THE CAST? PLAYERS LIKE THIS TRIO HAVE BEEN A BOON TO MANY “THRILLS ~ CHILLS ~ ROMANCE —In this greatest of all mystery pictures THAN “THE BAT FROM THE NEW YORK sestedraina’™ of 1a" STAGE SUCCESS, WITH ; ; MIMI PALMERI Taw te the film for y Baltimore American A drama so pensive—so ing—so keenly and fraught with moments. of sustained ex citement that leading newspaper crities have pronounced it the finest. mystery picture of all time. “A igh clas mystery melodrama ceptionally well acted Continuing their triumphant conquest of Seattle— == McKEE’S == ARCADIAN BAND (Four de luxe shows daily at 3:00, 5:00, 7:80 and 9:30 p.m.) CHARLES P, TOWRDT, Director of Muale THD CAINE, Leader MeKee's Arcndians ." from Victor Herbert's “For ecial violin arrangement for " duet, Buster Lorenzo anc g," Loulse Langdon, band Gypsy Blu band, ‘All Alono,” Buster Lorenao, tenor “Have o Little Fun,” a bit of comedy syncopa tion, band NEXT FRIDAY (8) Winale, ensemble ‘ahm's Hungarian Rhapsody,” ban@and TOM MIX AND TONY in “Oh, You Tony!” GOOD NEWS! “WINE OF YOUTH” COMING SOON Wine of Youth,” a dramatization u 1 Crothers’ famous play and comes to aturday. A ling story of youth z, rebellion and conven: starring Eleanor Board- t of his previous big hit “Grum.|man and eight leading men of fame and good looks eter Pan” {s now in the last of production “SURE. | KILLED HIM!” -but I had already inno- cently served a term for his umurder and the law owed me his life. And I will go free, for a man cannot be punished twice for the same offense. It is the law. SOON TO COME: Haby Peggy in her first big dramatic role— iat’ “CAPTAIN ee st JANUARY” THIRD awp MADIGON