The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1925, Page 13

ATTLE TAR Hi EE ‘Creates Own Type Aileen Pringle, Now at Strand, Is Actress | of Distinet Personality | ' Glenn Hunter Needs No Double POPULAR rRIcES . Peter the Great Is |Temperamental Star | | andaome pc Bilent Accuser | jgisted by the full force of se rairersal ranch-riders and Mare, “Pal . 1 that he does tn the ay. Not satisfied wel is new Golden ot an they ade Pete the mood “Monarchs of Melody” — McKee’s — ARCADIAN BAND deity, EXCEPT MON- playing o 5, 7:30 and 9:20 p. m. A DAY, at 3 | 4 gle, featured in “The Wife of the Centaur” | dies 3 Lousk la has diverged from the ordinary “type” of i created an individuality with her own to Report Injuries Heilig Theatre Miss Pringle comea to the acreen with shat Ake Ts AST of social life, and education in England and = = n the nent. Her individualistic views concerning her ere nt” soreen joreen star. ctly “d ke her atand out, a dis "| starred. sa | SBN rae oes RATERS rere, Make Js a Laughs Broadcasted | | Gibson’ s ors Has | “The Painted ¥iappe with ; Po n, will be Wednesday's frcart TARY fa] fp it Set the From “Oh, Doctor” ||"odern Gouipment thn yecure ban FOREVER! World Gossiping— aS ~ ay and ve g broadcasted Magnavox tnat the crashing m Hundreda, 6 source of un Bounds in. Strange Background | Actor Studies |Records of Crime preparation for The famous lovers in Elinor Glyn’s “HIS HOUR” JOHN GILBERT and AILEEN PRINGLE new meaning co SALVATORE m quiet after ection of dino J 4 in oll pits in He information. 4} noon. The | saura was the “Wife of the Centaur,” the story ger of) of a man wh as half beast, half toward | poet and Idealist, was adapted to by the| the screen from the novel by Cyril | Huma | pe pls are of crimes be , twisted fin, pointed fact brought out } court records. Circumstantial evidence one ct the themes of the production | Bocence.” show dctention Shoppers. eee |O’Brien Is “Man Seah Beery, Lots Witeon ANY DA) ANY TIME Huge Dinosaurs Form)»: fiamma’ SHE—LILY FROM SEATTLE to Limbers Em Soint-Ease |O’Rrien and Dorothy Makaill are the erervital Up Who Came Back” The story of a no'er-do-well son of |} a New York millionaire who eventu. ally becomes a derelict in Shangha! fncoin J./is "The Man Who Camo Back,” at *, and one|the Colonial Tuesday. His fall and ts form the| rise, the latter influenced by a wom ntil Thurs. yan, make a n th a wealth of action an George || Looks Shy, But---- Dainty Mary Astor Proves All-Round Rem- edy in Funny “Oh, Doctor” Film SANTAELLA ‘State Has Movie land Vaudeville “The Cyo ‘lone | Carter's h sper: hour of vaude latt Frederick De Bruin in Song pic URUTZER a ees HIGH CLASS Utes? bial ach the OATE - BECINWING SAT_JAN. 24 — Onputun | CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE sf i ¥ cars f 2:30, 8:15—15e to $1; Now Conducting the STRAND ORCHESTRA Mats, 160 to Orpheam Concert | a5 |“Learn Rigat From Miss | Brights TO DANCE T. Many business me: ncing as a means of Dancing is ® part of as all hours, Class 1604 4th rrom not learn correctly. MISS | mare ta diversi from long hours of trying business or-| deals, ention, wh ‘one’s ed Pr Wed. BIG DANCK EVERY SATURDAY MISS BRIGE at Pine. | Orchestra MANNING & GLASS BRUNO STEINBACTI DAV. FERGUSON In “The Lucky Stitt” ‘The funniest two-reel com- edy you ever laughed nt THE RUBBERNECK News Events, Pathe Review TENTH BIG RECORD- KD a:a1 LEW RRICK one = Power's feotent lh pu Dee] sa, DANCING ELFPHANTS Here's a Iineup on “ Big th mond; Born in Dublin, Ireland, | und Mas the charm and magnetism of his Is a champion athlete; ust escapes being x HH, black hair and bluo eyes. , small daughter who !s as weznorauan NOW PLAYING Mats. Wed., Sat. Fortune Gallo Presents certo GRAND OPERA -in— New York Hippo Famons Vachy FIELDS & JOHNSON Paterson, Cloutier & Keyohart The Pathe News STATE | First Ave. at Madison | | bionde ING Onc | Laura La Plante tn dering Fires” ¥s. the Wisdom of le Age Who Wins the Man? ENTERTAINMENT Including | One Hour of High Class VAUDEVILLE FEATURE PICTURES ROSE BUD REVUE Girls — Songs — Dancing You'll Enjoy the Show at | 1 | VARIETY | | “Carmen” “Lohengrin” igoletta Tonight . Wednesday (Mat.).” Wednesday (Night). Thursday . ..-“Andrea( henir’ Friday. . “La Tosca” Saturday (Matinee) “Tales of Hoffer Saturday (Night) SEATS NOW SELLING Scene from Harry Leon Wilson's hilarious story, “Oh,| Doctor,” running its second week at the Columbia. Mary} THIND AVE AM Operas SEATTLE’S NE ; P F Corner Vike st peers sviciaee redh Smale dread 7 . stor, pretty little nurse, certainly is using that pleading | Exclusive Management Elwyn look. Wonder if Otis Harlan, veteran character actor, | Concert Bureaw able to resist it? ||Sings for Scene THERE’S A REASON FOR CROWDS # NOW. rm THURSDAY AN WHERE PERFUME SING. A EVANS The romance of a sereen-struck country boy who thinks he is a Valentino— A on the screen, with the original star, who made t famous! Under WINELAND A Worthy Successor to “The 1vG tr —_ BETZ ORC! WHAT A YELL! otlebrated stage success Gensell, Henningsen and Horn ina song trio, “Sally” COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA playing “The Evolution of Jazz” Ooming— “THE RED LILY” Roughneck” ADVENTURE STORY TROPICS — THE LAND FLOWERS HAVE NO ND THE BIRDS DO NOT AT THE HESTRA—EVERY DAY KIMBALL Our 8c Your Eye Insurance Paramount Picture || Great Musician A musical accompaniment worth 2,500 aided Edmund Lowe In one of enes for “Ports of Call,” the story of intrigue in the Philippines, at the Capitol. Just as the studio orchestra was about to start a melody for an emo- tional scene between Lowe and Lil- | LIBERTY SONGFEST The Liberty song contests are proving more popular than ever. Among this week's contestants who won the prizes awarded were: Harry Down, singing “Mand: *; Violet | Bailey, “Memory Lane”; Fred Behl- ing, “Way Down Upon the Swanee | R Johnson, “My and “Cl My Boy, prize for Helen Peterson. PUGET SOUND STEGMER TACOMA Leave Colman Dock Daily 7, 9 11 A. My 1 10h Me 45c sine” B0.c VICTORIA, B. BELLINGHAM, ANAC Dally 10:00 P.M. Fare, $1.00 Each Way Port Townsend and Toll Connections _Dalty, # A.M. und 5 P. HOOD, CANAL FOIN Mon. and ih 6:00 and ¥ (Goes Then to "leak fay 08 Monday Trip Onty) AN JUAN ISLAND . via Ana, Jeet ‘to change Round Trip _ Auto Ferry rips daily notice. SCHEDULES Save Money, Travel by Steamer 5, 5, 3 NTS cortes PUGET Soup NA IBATIONCD Coan | Dac. Fi RION ST, ynopy SAYS! SILENT nVvER “THE pieru: 8 sme IT TODA ANY TIME yan Tashman, Tito Schipa, tenor of the Chicago Opera company, inter- rupted impetuously, “Wait, I shall sing whilo you play this scene.” Unknown to the singer, production on the adjoining sets ceased. Every- one from the director down gathered to Usten to the unexpected treat. COLONIA DS AVEAT Pika | 10c 4, tt 15c 6:30 to “THE MAN WHO CAME BACK” with GEORGE O'BRIEN and DOROTHY MACKAILL TomMoRROW “THE PAINTED FLAPPER” PASTIME CLUB 111 Spring Street Wedding Bells You and your friends are in- vited to attend the wedding at the Country Store ANCE eo Ladies 250 DANCING EVERY NIGHT Dancing Taught VAUDEVILLE Every Ono a “Headliner® 6 ANDERSON SISTERS “New Ideas in Melody and Rhythm” SANDY LANG & CO. “A Skating Classte* MANY OTHER ACTS A Story of ‘Two Women and ‘Two Loves 8—BIG, SPEEDY ACTS—8 THE FEATURE PICTURE THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN muy & PICTURES ADDED ATTRACTION EXTE RY aw INNER A nHIT U.S.S. NEVADA JAZZ BAND “The Pride of the Navy” n Powell Mary Thurman