The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1925, Page 14

( “YO dae ‘ | Screen Beauty | Returns; Alice Joyee Has Lea Rala-in New Heilig Offering J FRIDAY IT STARTS George Agnew Chamberlain's great adventure romance of the African jungles KENNETH HARLAN ALICE JOYCE WALTER LONG He met her on the | beach, took her to the jungle—and | ry Kenneth Ha e Heilig I Soe eae Bs] — a Ui} » fed SCHEDULED ~ SONGFEST | h / ( Ne. t FOR LIBERTY s a METROPOLITAN at 7 ‘ SIX | Startirg fee Tse | wins ty JM, 19 .| 4] pee / MATINEES WEDNESDAY = boot Jes she A prc a waite and. a and SATURDAY ws ~~ > aha PRISCILLA set Ill sissterg westeen neuer case fl \ DEAN Exclusive Manawement, my" ws rR ag One Solid Hoar of Vaudeville v3 pam, { “A CAFE | ill. P , IN CAIRO’ TAT : ) AND HIG DE LUXE SHOW ; Monday .... le tk for to SATURDAY First Avenue a¢ Maden | “Mme. Butterfly” y he's < : The Season’s Greatest TODAY—NEW SHOW! Tuesday . “Carmen” ans atill be and he Laugh Riot! Wednesday (Matinee). Be ede ane our that, ah Bbanenerin’ Mo ee oe) te once e br WwW ‘ednesday (Night).. “Rigoletto” Thursday. . + ee “Andrea-Chenir” ad LEONA LINSLER Interpretive Dancer 7RRC Friday a Tosca” erika Saturday (Matinee) .. omimint “Tales of Hoffman” Saturday (Night) “Ai DANCING BOYLE Speedy Stepper Alno ROSEBUD REVIEW and JACK HOXIE in “Fighting Fury” ONE SOLID HOUR oF Crass WAUDEVILLE CLASS ADMISSION 15¢ Role That Made Laughter Vamous DANCING TAUGHT at DEHONEY’S | | Next rive y BEAUTIFUL } |" "°° ACADEMY 10¢ 25¢ Change of Program ba ge State featured Last Twe Days to See Jack Russell || and Company —in— “A SHAM BATTLE” | “LEARN RIGHT FROM Miss | BRIGHT” | i COLGNIAL LS AVEAT Pike 10c ts" 1 18¢ A Glooe-Crashing Western Opening Saturday Matinee ALMA RUBENS f sone fro ory bb abe 4 ‘ a Ko A Brilliant Cast, Including “THE REJECTED ae means GLORIA GREY WOMAN” “A Petted Pup” A Show-Shopper’s Treat WINTER GARDEN ORCHESTRA Any Time 10¢ Lowe Seats 20 || TOMOTOW JACKIE COOGAN —————— ey | EE Here’s One You | Can Guess Easily | ————<—.., RE Day “Three Women" La Product 1e Mouse ibitsel ion to “PETER PAN" P Sometimes 2 woman : kiss will heal- Sometimes it will torture ' SATURDAY BRINGS y A drama so mighty it will grip you in weep of é torrentuous emotions—here is romar “ love—love that will touch the hardest : heart and melt your cheeks to / tears. f 6 P j ‘ with f ) MILTON SILLS : : Fresh Sea Hawh z Le ( y and May McAvoy are two of the pro ent triumph, his g t Three W i te y Ernst Lubitach and performance—and 4 the B Mo 7 i aoe NAZIMOVA Columbia Has Who returns to the \s Attractive Lobby j wire a human bombshell of emotions. ? » t al | LEAVING FRIDAY ag F | | K \THLEEN NORRIS - ————————— ee | | Sensational Novel : | ag | a ) \Priscilla Hasn't ¢ | “CHRISTINE a Seattle Youngsters | OF THE es 2 “Peter Pan” Bobbed Hair—Yet | : | HUNGRY HEART” | cheatits P vances, aed 3 SA TU RD Av, M 9th ANNIVERSARY] CELEBRATION® | | | | i | Pretty Dancers With ¥ Jack Russell Co. 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Mob Regios : a / Not i in Picture ; § = / First and Pike! 3 wotr = HM ; FRIDAY IT LEAVES! 8 S Ama 0. cee iat sac sf ME WHO GETS I a Nilsson | A large number of extras worked SLAPPED 6 | jin the hospital scene of “Christine of | e a and the Hungry Heart,” now on view | With : : | a . |tired in frock coats, spate and high | | LON CHANEY Vaudeville and Pictures | Lewis Kes in. tidak cnet oy nee Seven “Sure Fire” Acts | am Stone SATURDA Hended by Ss JAY io DREAMY SPAIN E A GORGEOUS NOVELTY REVUE - f y Orterle Songs and Sensational Dances 7 a : ENGAGEMENT— Adler & Dunbar a@ y= \Four Comedians in | The companion vie HME ‘Laughter as You Like It” ms Be Dramatic Photoplay | ered Wagon,” and : Zelda Bros. | Natiomat bots Seysieinrireett by the same author - les 1 f th t a th L Dodd & Leeder 2. ee : me byvent- aut | be fe 4 h | Bobbie & Stark "ict" | NORMA Soy Se nee ee i ——--7 rty this ‘waake | Virginia Norton & Go. | TALMADGE Fe coal , By Special Request = fas been’ playing in eerfous ‘ecteen “\ GIRL FOR EVERY MONTH + ; for rr c rey een hi THE YEAR” ture career as a comedian ron SEAR = e “ ” ‘ay AND THE PICTURE \“No-Gun Man” Now r AGNES AYRES lat Winter Garden ANTONIO MORENO ; “The No-Gun: Man a rapid action j In the Spectacular Melodrama of JEkgeity of the cattle country, where Tadio >) men are men, is the new picture The Story Without a Name” Today—Tomorrow play which is having its first show = “DAUGHTERS ing at the Winter Garden with “Lefty” Flynn as the hero of the OF THE NIGHT” ||"23n0 suave tne. pe : Jerome Vin n tat SATURDAY + 8 mpersonating a forg ing the robsery of hi: ia Popular Actor on | I po S is d § : j] in a Spectat Tro tage an creen r } ES | Orville Caldwell ts one of the = SNUB POLL ait jlatest Broadway actors to “double y (IN PERSON) in brass” on age and screen. —_—_—— Caldwell, while e of the NEAL ABEL STR be MOUS CUE DAVE APOLLON HA HO" ee a in “Daugh t BOSTOCK’S RIDING SCHOOL CLIFTON and DE REX MALI ad REDFORD — in “ROLLING STONES" which ts being creen at the Capitol this ee" | |Nagel Does Real |Fall for Picture | | Alma Rubens and Conrad Nagel Learn these choruses: a Voice “Somewhere Is Calling” ture | J with « message Fén- turing for are motion ture starg who t acsH! Dorothy J | in doing everything themset RUS \ Mackail }j one bit of nin “The undayat Sunday, “Mrs. De ” al Woman,” w is the film feature ck at Gey nce ANY ae at the Colo! Thursday, the stor Love Roma} Tine at the Colonial Thursda story LEAVES FRIDAY A 25 Johnny || cats for Nagel to fall over the DONTE MISH a 100 c Haron || cae*, of & hill and take « tong: sla and Song ur a » the bottom, where adly ct! njured Alma Rt the Contest? $25 IN CASH PRIZES) must jump and slide to his Both stare insisted on go- ing thru the action themselves in spite of the directors’ wrens) | heroine, | tions.