The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 9

ere -_™~ (USEMEN Te Seattle Star TOMOBILIES | a SECOND SECTION P EATTLE, WASH ATURDAY, DECEMBI 20, 192 PAGES 9 TO 16 Appropriate Picture Programs Billed for Christmas Week ¥ ‘How shocking—why, when I was your age.” This i probably what the sweet old lady is saying to Eleano Boardman in this scene from “Wine of Youth,” the new Co- lumbia feature. ON THE SCREEN HEILIG Mix « LIBERTY —ttar COLUMBIA Hot Water econd wee rf Droadman, Paulne Garon, Be: a COLISEUM with BLUE MOUSE . STRAND—Poia Nee ’ with Rod La WINTER GARDEN— Pes te tn “Perils of Parte,” starts CAPITOL ee Ray tn “Dynamite fentt COLONIAL , * Cyclone Rider," starts #und | a BY DAISY HENRY ITH an eye to pleasing the young folks over the holi h . 5 days, the managers of the various motion picture Here's another young soloist whose efforts with McKee’s Arcadian band have found | houses have gone out of their way to bring to Seattle the So popular has Pola Negri been with Strand audiences in her new production, “Forbid- fat or with audiences at the Heilig theater. Ralph Mayer is his name, and he struts his| stars who are especially popular with the younger film fans. | den Paradise,” made under the direction of Ernest Lubitsch, that the offering is being held stuff on both banjo and violin principally, altho he is also a saxophonist of no mean abil-|On the new menu you'll find Tom Mix, Harry Carey, Harold| over to accommodate the crowds. Miss Negri is quite the Pola of old in this fascinatinY ity. Mayer is a Spokane boy, who has been featured with many of the country's lead-| Lloyd, Charles Ray, Johnnie Walker and Pauline Garon in| drama of the loves of a queen. The fact that Adolphe Menjou and Rod La Rocque are in p stras before joining the ranks of the Arcadians. pictures ranging from hilarious comedy to the light, breezy| the cast add to the popularity of the ak ER Tarte drama. Then, besides, we have a detective play, a Line oln | TR ER NS eee Toot, Toot! GRE e I “rh bat Finds Popularity Je cetiph ae and a este W hite thrill r. Such ar witracs | |Beery’ s Hand Is Bouciins ne Sills! SOCIETY AND ave a fapleriy pape Bank Roll ought to please the kids. “Peter Pan” is scheduled to be Mi htier Than Pistol SO MAN Is a hero to his valet,” vies inuen:; Aaa das here, too, before the holidays are over. 8 ° of fe once re ts. to heed, the : waiila ers rt in this ° ever had the ao-| pictures is. Harry nd Jack} Crocker, of San Francisco and Burlingame, member of the well. i to an Eng-| known Cr family and ° y f | promines h Liberty Doyle cast | ety eet of San Fra “Hot Water” t to ‘con eal ante aan | sula, ee r k ma | th nin r tre {s wrapped up in his family and hie alart, but be finds time to enjoy | sports, And Mr. Sills wears clothes n should wear them” all, {s a paramount ntleman’s valet. Heilig You Tony” This Is the GREATEST horse race ever put in pictures (Using Heuscher Band Instruments Exclustvety) i 4 De Luxe Shows Daily at 3, 5, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. P Ted Caine, Leader Charles P. Howett, Director of Music Just drive right into our com- mercial zone—leave car door open—ask our carriage-man for a tag—and go in and enjoy the show. in their finest production since “The Lone Star Ranger” A Christmas Novelty In 4,” Louise L “Arrival of 1s Your car will be driven one wprines of Walls”—Band ' : block to a steam-heated gar- pen as ee : oe ; age and then driven back to mcm wake Vanehe as the front door of the theatve in high society whenever you are ready for it. Tom and Tony make thrilling Yeap Ww Through our exclusive con- spelen aes ay SN eS tracts with the Red Arrow and aia tesa ia. WHlttRovar e. flech eatin gs \ Campbell Building Garages NEW Y YEAR’ ei: Ray aes ase the charge for this entire serv- MIDRIGHT rT MATINEE Pea darcaren ee } i o& fe ice will be only 25c. The grentest short nubjects in the w show greate i Nl i \ Ly Seeder ae , fl y : j Special blanket insurance APSOPS PAL cember 31. All seats : y : ' ‘ . ; policy covers your car in every particular while it is in our PATHE reserved. Attraction Extraordinary / Starting next Friday, s i 4 , care. finest product since “The Hunch Baby Begey \s\“Cayts y f : Tom Mix and Tony g ‘ , win by a nose in the THIRD ayo MADISON t » classic of the turf, “The Western Derby”