The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 9

ATTLI VASI \ Charles Ray in /New Company; to Get $100,00 Bingen pelea ha Ng \ SAY LLL RAAAL AL AAA AA . ; rty 5 0 eri of picture nvol " N the expenditure of $2,500,000. * os reported « Hk * wh boulevard a + a5 te y : $ MP AMP D * LP MLPA INCE CONTRACT vorpep: MLM LALLD IF 1 ha it » ether con OA MT AT A ae naa not been ar sible that Ray tract players wer and given to abrogate “by oppor tunitle ent PREVIOUS SALARY RECORD PIMOS xe x. O0cSC03Gc00 Doesn't Like Whiskers; Has to Wear Them m odigy is a formidable title for a chubby little girl to carry 'round. But it rests |twesry tor one ot ] / on he shoulders of 5-year-old Baby Peggy, who enjoys the unique distinction of us neweet Paramount product as yeng the gest star in motion pictures and who is appearing at the Heilig in he rat t ¢ bye feature, “Captain January.” Along with Hobart Bosworth and several other pro - he I rs, the youngster does some exceptionally fine acti This latest is ly t 23 bs t production Peggy has ever been starred in. , PANG arn ie st r ; he rae Hd ance to r the “fringe.” ‘| “The Roughneck” Makes L | 3 es Love a Witlam Caer Je Leatrice Joy Will Return to Pictures LPAtnice OY not retired erer AJ a slaughter Triumph and “"T) Ten Commandments.’ “Miss Joy is one of t retirem a tim nit it ab: 1 my devote my entire tim my baby, but happily I find thin will in order to “SPS RR- RHE RES Vly of Par | ——_____— || Predict Great | || Future for 17- | J Year-Old Star } ESSE L. LASKY | thu in “Peter Pan | Bronson’s work that he predicts she will becom |.a second Mary WViekford. Hi | || Statement was made a few da to newspaper and magazine had gathered to sa ell to the new star in Holl e has that divine high will orld, not onl park,” he endear her to in ‘Peter Pan,’ ve, will mark the "ew photoplay of that title now showing at the Capitol. We might add, “The Rough=|\ wax * 18a Robert W. Service story. Bidar 7 ot "The Air| On completion of her work in Sid-| I. Mason Hopper, who is to direct Tene-|Bebe Daniels’, next “The at the ott’s “Salome of the picture which Is drav ywded Hour, ha unt, La a clone arrived ng to 1 Idland stu | Para Island mount al will d vere b with ¥. Lioyd art for Cal is conferring pitie Dove is the pretty girl who sees thru the rough interior of the outcast: (George ren) and inspires him to prove again his claim to manhood. One look at Billie and convinced that George has a lot of good sense, even if he is.“The Roughneck” in a mn Koren 1 f Mastiy ot, otk: rn “erapher uit zat Mine Island, and|"The 8 4. featured role in| Sheldon, supervising director, and “he Spaniard,” ch Raoul Walsh [John Ruswell, xconarist, on tho a || ‘entertainments (are ; . th Mall box at Mifth | will produde with Ricardo Cortex in| version of Jane Cowl's stage succe }] Kunsas. City ci 10. Mid dud st, \the name part, [Shooting will begin early next moxfth, I " 24 POLA NEGRI benutifyir » hw. election of tree person of the erly sand hag upervised SEMEN Me Seattle Sty rounds | | TED CAINE, LEADER M’KER’S ARCADIANS elu tire fo! she preparing her new home for oc pation ca i) -"Tea for Two jm ae perm | rir Sometimes | ask It’s a game where you work from morning It calls you on Sundays, and Christmas, and New Year’s, and all the other days of the year. You work when the other fellow plays, and work when he works, too. Sometimes my friends ask me. myself till night. But now I'll tell you why. IT’S BECAUSE OF THE WONDERFUL AND GLORIOUS HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT THAT THRILLS AND TINGLES TO YOUR VERY BOOT-TOPS WHEN YOU SCORE SUCH A BOOKING SCOOP AS I SCORED WHEN I BOUGHT BABY PEGGY IN “CAPTAIN JANU- ARY.” I can’t play super-productions every week. They don’t make ’em that often. I can’t send every sin- gle customer away every blessed day from every solitary show just tickled to death. BUT I CAN HOLLER—AND YELL—AND SING—AND DANCE—AND LAUGH—AND CRY WITH THE SHEER JOY OF IT WHEN I LOOK AT A PICTURE MASTERPIECE SUCH AS THIS, AND KNOW THAT I’M GOING TO SHOW IT ON MY SCREEN SIX TIMES A DAY FOR A WHOLE WEEK AND GIVE FORTY-TWO OF MY AUDIENCES ONE OF THE GREATEST TREATS THEY EVER HAD IN THEIR LIVES. Believe me, it’s the finest attraction shown at the Heilig since “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Be- lieve me, five thousand American picture owners knew what they were doing when they put it along- side “The Hunchback” and “The Covered Wagon” as one of the ten finest pictures of 1924. Believe me, the Principal Pictures Company made a great business deal when they hired Baby. Peggy at a sal- ary of a million a year to make more like it. They knew what they were doing when they chose such brilliant character artists as Hobart Bos- worth, Harry T. Morey, Lincoln Stedman, Irene Rich and Barbara Tennant to support her. They picked right when they chose one of the best-loved stories in American literature as her first starring vehicle under their banner. It’s going to reveal to you a new Baby Peggy— a little queen of dramatic actresses, unquestionably the greatest child star of the day. It’s going to thrill you so as to make all other thrills cheap by compar- ison—make you rock with hearty, joyous mirth that no mere slapstick ever evoked. And when you go out you'll tell me that YOU WISH YOU WERE IN THE THEATRE BUSINESS, TOO! C. W. McKEE, Manager Heilig Theatre. (Using Betischer Band Instruments) CHARLES P. HOWETT DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Program at de Luxe 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. Playing the Following Shows Daily at 3, Band ‘ Buster Lorenz + Hellig Beauty Ch voulse Rose in the Bud . The Hatbox Classique” “Love, Here In My Heart fo adaptation of “Tannh © Evening Star” and the Ingy-swine® fox A a trot Baby Vergy prologue with Baby Frances Ellon Lowel Daniols, iniols, “and to the We Christmas Is’ home, Paramount Le y in January, He lium 1x devoted all her time sroduction of | Zane Grey's © Thundering | turn to Herd" cu story, "I hor mother 6 ur Island