The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 9

THIRD ane MADISON seattle Star i. ATTLE, WA ATURDAY, JANUARY (EONS § Sect The 2 a ~) Colman Hailed as “‘Romantic” Find of Season Will Remove Mus- tache if Film Fans So Demand LINO IIIT Roa Floyd's in Town PCS es Te Tes LEE mec FOR LIFE — She was too beay ful to keep caged up, 80 he set the vild gedden mare free, ordy to learn that he'd robbed the girl he loved of the only thing that would save her home. Watch this cowbay ride twice for Wis life and win both times TROT Ue oT TUTTTESOMTTTTTTTTAHAGSOOMUTATATUEETA OSH T ETAT ATA SEO UUE HEATHEN FTTH ues es ete POOR UNNUIUA EN so LEANNALAL Ea Strand Signs Noted Muscian as Conductor g : 3 ag ALANNAH Salvatore Santaella fel (oul Koil Keutt Keulll ree engager taella, one William Fox 21st Anniver sury Week next Friday Simply drive machines into with the spectacular pro our commercial zone and Matinees m) 255 duction, § € Dancers,” " : Seieviiw. Cberee .‘0'Brten leave them. They are re- ly, ©; aAJe ¢ nike" Rebcbarnt and osiv turned at end of the show. G ens, Sums sti0ls 35 Bellamy Charge, 25c. Loges 50;Kiddies 10* Fs c SL MUON. il a TED CAINE, CHARLES P. HOWETT, Leader of McKee’s Arcadians Director of Music 30 and 9:30 p. m. nay started ¢ it the Famous -Play studio. es opportunity for the n into the picture of some- | ue thing of th of the Orte ‘ unshine Band Lowe is the latest of the flock of young movie idols who has been promoted | wwin tom. Like Richard Dir, this good looking young chap has worke d long and haré “top rung.” He ia being seen in his first starring ~picture “Ports of Japitol this week ford was driven | ture, starring Ex family an4| hag the tropics for it ippin ore ing! by the contempt of hi