The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAn Lots of Real Talent Here ; s2aRzaP == \s SVESsc oom on the een oceur in “The Torn ., ‘4 ’ ia 4 * ; . 4 u an J lord the romantic role vivacious Con. picture, ich was filmed i he heavil regions « Ls i yet oo nadge portrays in “Her Night of Romane,” tation of the Line . Carter thrill d ‘ ee at TOE, ) Hans Kri oted European author, and presente the Peters in a fine, * ¢, to whie r ll k Sully wag }: yn Du Fresne, soubrette with Jack Rus , Palace Hip; 8—Clara de Beers ne é a delightful role, blending comedy and detion, and Richard Hueker anc te prominer ! is —| Lillian Gish in “The White Sister,” plays the Englishman, cast. King Baggot et I duction, n 1 trained ponte w fees the plana t ome ay. Other ned me fies Du |limelig He is an excellent foil for Connie's comical antics, fy, ¥ \ Footlight ge he ‘le rimming i — 3 7 : ae « - _ Le hypothe Hoy lp a . ar om | Eritz Leiber Attractions ~ c ¢ e| y Due Here Soon Sea ee naan [essen gece tne aa areal Ons a NEW YEAR’S FUN PRODUCERS 3 PANT . at O Boy f 1 \ —_—-——— o— 4 Lusketeers.’ PALACE Jack R ugeleland is a ¢ t that | Sm 2 t fav a> cene from the {FAS ‘ . ame, | Were des 4 executed tn Bart > ° " " r the exh { 1 . a. the ore “\ ae Pee picture part | be Kill daring M ns, open t 9 y as of the program ~ y ae d 7 P7) on Earth ~w A “=, Looks like he ‘was doomed idr the muscum etropolitan ys=s »=S 22 ed by Shakespearear a atau. phetioctinnn | om at th ( / , Frank Rodgers, colored ventriloquist : Tuewey | cea Time" {9 m: : te, |" Nie * starring popular|! so ‘ int 3 " $4) "1114 38 one of the 8 vaudeville acts | . ; based on the Tife hubert, » Jetta Goudal, Adolph 1 Si Jigs, -+ the great compeser and his one and | Men} Ray Griffith and only romance. re a ‘ Chief interest in the forthcoming] ,“ain’ "hm Ditters " ‘ wh i 4 ; : : performances will attach to the Ate y ” Saye ae fhater "i rt { a P t J Ngagement at the Century in New York Century Th ’ ‘ 1 t i York in the ever-popular “Cyranc ch returns with ¢ Bergerac,” giving holiday audi. i < ‘ | ences the particular Interpretation : . b h t a » | BY 4h. & \of the Rostand’s that Hampden har with det ey are uw host in , er 8p see Buster Lorenno | made so familiar to Londoners t elves. 6 4 “—% inaction: ‘ * tvada Puller Louise Langdon have heard before anc 4 fame of “Blossom Time,” t! : 3 Y f , ” and breadth of the cou: , 1 Y i . 7 bb ie scLee and McKee’s adway hits Sv Geseety Fototh Hs all, Lalas aun Arcadian Band iqN . the romar ne-| Elsio Ferguson's best bet, “Car- Otis, Sheriaan, Genes Leatovitcn, ] A Tomorrow will also be | of Di ¢|ntval,” a Molnar play, makes it: de Vecmon Ramsay, Yolan¢ om Night y there with the P Three 3} e | Broadway debut next week. 5 MESSRS, SHUBERT ANNOUNCE map 4 | ) Betty Blythe, Billie Dove, Jack Howard Sampi TRIUMPHANT RETURN ENGAGEMENT > Nj - . s|Sainpolls appear in the modern st Janeta Gray, Ruth Meier and David OF ’ Lots of girls, 9i:1s am the picture, girls \ quences of “The Folly of Vanity, Zuckor. A : inthe beauty chores, and girls in tne other acts = — = = ‘The “production” is promised to be The Monarch of Pils Musical Plays eee ; . SEEN a ‘ aay Bin tices Here are just a few of the funsters who will help make the New Year merry at the| _ roa pec alleys aby aap Heilig. Like the rest of Seattle's live-wire theater managers, Mr. McKee of the Heilig has spared little expense and energy in getting together a bevy of clever performers to entertain the crowd at the big New Year special performance. Incidentally, a lot of; novel stunts will b ted into the prog sf #3 95° oes Orpheum HE New Year's week. program which starts at the Orpheum Sunday has the distinction of hav- ing four headline acts. All are widely diversified, tending to make an attractive bill to start the new year. The featured numbe dancing act of Kara Ce Seta re > ea known as the OCUre. Piade wthamieo UWE rings his big : Music, — : te 15e to SI—Matinees, 1c to 5c MA in-0222 neers, in Story: Franz Shubert’s Own siding” Mure Kaye, Joven Coten hems. ALL WEEK—STARTING TOMORROW appear in the de. WITH THE SAME GREAT NEW | A Son of the Steppes D, Thtees. 8 Coming, YORK CENTURY THEATER | A HERE LAST YEAR | \V 4 ~ "akg gets Including Hollis Davenny, Gertrude Lang, a oe i XN ; And His Company .” on account of his versa Teddy Webb, Patrick Kelly and others, ’ _ Of Four Stepping Sisters, Including tility, brings bh eccentric dancl: . X (Sp sees oth ai hee bane PRICES: Eves. 50c to $2.50 | 5 \ fe MUR HEL KAYE oe CARMEN Eaniea, vests tha greatest MATS. New Day and Sat. 50¢ to $2, Plus Tax s = , ndore Bakefi, Direction of Rosalie Stewart. WFFRET RRS LS The Dramatic Event of the Season e } ea = s | LEWIS & GORDON present JEAN ADAIR In “THREE'S A CROWD" A Common Experience of Life by i Staged by Howard Lind: Georce ForD q a PRESENTS } First Avenue and Madison z ay DISTINGUISHED z > r, ah ¥ YOUNG 7CAN is Now Pinying High Class j AME ACTFO} pias Vaudeville ). Oa Featured Pictures —TOMORROW— Entire New Shou DIRECT FROM LONDON WILLIE SOLAR The International Comedian in “The Laugh Factory” “THE WATER QUEEN” ODIVA Assisted by a SCHOOL OF PACIFIC SEA LIONS Faney diving and feats of grace in an immense glass tank. Frank HURST and Eddie VOGT “PROFITEERING IN F' CQONOR TWINS Assisted by YOUTH AND PERSONALITY JUGGLELAND With FRED AND ANNA HENNING TP me, LAURA LA PLANTE VICES, PLUS TAX: Chh F i ° ut MIDNIGHT MATINEE i i aa NIGIUESS Boe, 91.00, 81.50, 92.00, | NEW YBAR'S EVE SPECIAL GALA SHOW “Young Ideas” POAT STINE LOWEN TOOT AND eee ind 91,00 Mf rolic ? there i ‘th Performan * Yea sR ADMISSION eda Sunda Jan 4 MATINER, ™ New Ye § Eve reeaerved’ abate UitialoeiGen, ur! 10¢—156—256 SGINNING WEDNESDAY x athe see Yy $aN, & wroresvs) | ALL, SEATS RESERVED; Sacaeeehe ALLAIRE Supported by a Noteworthy Ca of -Minyers in a New and Jugéler and Mat Thrower Beautiful Scenic Kevival of Alexander Dumas’ Stirring Romance y in i i a Uy Cronos cures |i] ‘The Three Muskeeters’ sum | MApPy New YEAR | 8 | FLO GORDON & BOYS “HAMLET” Monday Night ‘ Expert Skaters | “MACBETH” Tuesday Night REPLETE WITH COMEDY - GonGEOUS COSTUMES - BROWN & WHEELER| | “THE TAMING OF THE SHREW” Wednesday Mat, || AND NEW SCENIC EFFECTS “The Village Census “ROMEO and JULIET” Wednesday Night —alno— ROSEBUD REVIEW YATE ORDIIS NOW DING LLOD IY Tn ORDER RECEIVED || / Or tal SHATS AT BOX OFVICH THURSDAY, JAN, Int 1a