The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1924, Page 12

rut EATTLEI | i, She'll Make Merry ahs FEM My) | raed fye ‘abe Year’s Eve at Big Show Planned by |!! Pantages’ Management ie ‘A ¥ \ 3 Savas The story o country boy who be comes a W Cadet! read oy —_> GO TODAY— 4™~ New Year’s Eve Unless | J. M. BARRIE’S PETER PAN ; 7 | om iret atlonm Year comedy-apec BETTY BRONSON ’ é cut Poln a th RONALD 4) COLM te I ee Pity ——— ———— SnSMSUSERSUSUSUSNSNGNGYONSEGEEEEEESY ime RY ang / oll I wish I had the \ silver - tongued oratory of Mare Anthony the soul - enthralling i poetry of Milton —the spell- bind- N ing logic of Daniel tty to tell you of the \ thousand won- ders of the great- est picture I have booked since “The Hunchback a\ of Notre Dame.’ Oh, that I were M | mighty king of a \ ERNEST TORRENCE . y a, operation « | col rt Lc coxces | STRAND ORCHESTRA ,.% i { | under WINELAND You hurry and get your tickets at the box office for the big, jazzy—and packed full of fun— COMING —— “CHRISTINE OF THE HUNGRY HEART® | BILEFYED SALLY Ff sCameo’ Record No. 588 redgalet for sheptedels and record } BABY PEGGY COLONIAL Peewadl scarier Matinees CNT WAIL 0G ay Allison Rockeliffe Fellowes 10cés ii 15¢ “Flapper Wives” | JANUARY” and BUCK JONES “inate BAF ARCADIAN BAND AP! Y NE “The Desert Outlaw” , “Ottice : A El Li G oe a ea Ee mA par j es << | NEW YEAR’S EVE NEW YEAR'S EVE HOUSE PETERS MIDNITE MATINEE MIDNITE MATINEE —1N- | || Wednesday Nite, 11:30 Wednesday Nite, 11:30 “THE - || Buy Tickets Now |, | Buy Tickets Now TORNADO” Thrilling All Seattle Starting at 11 P.M. Wednesday at the Strand Coliseum powerful mon- archy that might order all to see this first dra- matic role of this great sa, Baby actress, Baby @ Peggy—this well KY beloved classic of American litera- ture, “C aptain January, vir is playing at my +o theater until aaa! night. i — ~NOW DUY YOUR SEATS For Columbia New Year's Midnight Matinee All Professional Acts! can’t weave Accs words of clever cant as ‘ they might do— but I can promise you that you've { They're Going Fast No Increase in Prices never seen great- er drama of the heart — never thrilled to such mighty human- ness of story— never gr ipped \ your seat witn $\. Now a ' oe Pts "yl ¥, J We 4 : r : LADIES: F an \ [| BESEaT ED! h f \ i emotion as. you fee CROWDS!!! Nisa: Unita q EVERY sHOow will when you @),.! gaze on this life 4 Nig MINSTRELS A Le CARTE story of the tiny = ae digs ROUGH NECK WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTION—POSITIVELY THE BIGGEST--MOST ELABORATE STAGE | only one friend— lo ervice, author ma Aivhthetee y METROPOLITAN VTi of he fee PRODUCTION EVER SEEN ON ANY VAUDEVILLE STAGE IN SEATTLE keeper, who had @) MM "SxGu7 AyD At we pa = : : snatched her 4 from death in the raging surf one ™) winter night. , And when you’ve seen it, if you \ don’t agree with me and say 1@ didn’t go aN strong enough— tia VAUDEVILLE an , lane ) pee don’ tothe J Next Sunday a AND FEATURE LI P yy IN iim OND m§ back again to the ~~ Bo ee is Md aon B 174 Heilig FOR it fags : Ww aears PICTURES a York Century The- tae mer i hf, $140 to S20 ” BUY “YOUR TICKETS. NOW and DON’T BE DISAPPOINTED reac ere vations I AM TRYIN( 4 he ON THE SCREEN | ON THE ‘ST. AGE DISTINGUENCD | HD Me Mermariieesr c GBD) VIOLA DANA yin SLATKO REVUE ONE. a NEW YEARS PRoGnAM With \] | KARAVAEFF : ae q EVA SULLY, AL elanee nd JAZZ BAND | ALT HORE | ; 3 ri j pee. WILLIAMS AND SISTER Manager, oe reduction ef Me ; 7 ’ ig | ol Soelin / a ea) ot tLe “OPEN ALL (HEILIG| Tsao | Sa A NIGHT” \ THEATRE \ 1 wasn om, | P Wa ee yi (4 A i PAST eens vn hy ron 4 CONNOK TWINS QC, ee os doa VE VA Agewaay sme AON JUGGEELAND 2 50, 82, 82.5 4 ; “4 = imeoc bi Aud Her Company y atines Wed.: Ms Z . “Viola’s Cutest and Funniest Picture” nbextabio ca a] OLYMPIA DESVALL