The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1925, Page 16

fo) ‘ THE SEATTLE sSTAR _ ae —=—=—= Drama, Romance, Spiced With Giggle Sauce on Film Men ter two years absence, during which time the Russian star Wd ie stage. With Nazimova in this picture of W. B. Maxwell's now Sill ar of “The Sea Hawk’ and other big productions. This new dramate offering is on view at the Strand 1 White M Mock A r ‘ Cotiseum lolly wo th I | x > ‘ Liberty } Columbia Blue Mouse— ‘ t } ft | \ Dand t | Sirand—N f the f PAINTS AGAIN CHARLOTTE WEARS HISTORIC GLOVES r Garden * 1 t F I wortrayal o < 2 M prominent roles in “The Devil's go.” of the r charcoal are obviated. To " THIRD awe MADISON + een erianiian in lia One of the greatest Adventure Romances to reach the Screen —with a stranger she fled from a loveless a ALICE JOYCE WALTER LONG George Agnew Chamberlain’s breathless story of primitive impulses far from civilization’s laws— atten BPRaees Kenneth Harlan in his finest role since “The Virginian” fee 4 De Luxe Ss hows Daily 4 at,3, 5, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. JSICAL PROGRAM Sia ee om es oice featuring McKee’s === ARCADIAN BAND it (using Beuscher band instruments) VE, LEADER CHARLES P, HOW 'y S ARCADIANS DIRECTOR OF MUSIC PT LEE LLOLLLELLL p24 a3 2 "\ 7 i . \= 40% ‘\ Bus 2aRGRERe