The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 21

eppAY, JANUA ) 1 ATT! rar BRR SERB RCRAR 4 BAe ses TONIGHT----GOODBYE TO “NORTH OF 36” —" Mount Rainier picture, “Frivolous Sal,” Comes to Liberty; Pola Ne eri | stirs nggare in “East of Suez,” at Strand; Parisian underworld film, “The | iRed Lily, stars. Ramon Novarro and Enid Bennett, at Coliseums“Smouf- | idering . ires,” with Laura La Plante, is “burning” drama at Columbia. _——. canine a a FIRST AND PIKE DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERC Aiwaye th st for The Liberty Gues THE FIRST BIG PICTURE EVER FILMED ON MOUNT RAINIER— QLOUS Ss A T U R D A Y , PERE ™~ Rh wr 1,000 FEET ABOVE THE EARTH Liberty Saturday; (2) Pola Negr “East of s and Eugene O'Brien in “Frivolous Sa I’ at t i; (3) Enid Bennett in “The Red Lil y,” opening Saturday at the Coliseum; (4) Laura La Plante | Qur Own Mountain |Paris Underworld |Picture Chosen |Lew Cody Plays | and Hating fo for Film a Film at Coliseum ti for Anniversary Young Artist Battling Like Tigers Se ores es : . aris ar for a Woman! e : ; t o¢| mid. a ; ge # « T her, in a E c ia ber st v herited i Au ‘ ter, bs bal - a t ar cong ” * 0 aw ; : st aX i by pe ‘ It © Bim « u ase tena . oe A Reubens and ® feat a does, : Pola N St Argent Bride Has Troubles oe egri are tn—are|in Capitol Pla “s in Chinese Film ic Fi | bance che ei I Play Pola Near! takes 1 Robert Ag Next at Columbia : : kings |the kidnapie = « Actor Changes From ,. ' ! } up. with t ; Centaur to Snob ‘ : ¥ EUGENE O'BRIEN f dilbert, sta: { “Wife of ° MAE sO 1 o , 4 TOM SANTSCHI : . MITCHELL LEWIS ff MILDRED HARRIS J BEN ALEXANDER , As vivid as “The Spoilers” There’s scenery, romance, thrills, everything—not only this battle in the clouds, but a fight between Tom Santschi and Mitchell Lewis that will 4 maké screen history. And the whole company came to our own beautiful mountain to make this thriller, which would be a record-breaker even without this scenic magnificence! “VIC” MEYERS’ ORCHESTRA C ORDS Hear them ail in comfort and in privacy at the Bush & Lane Music Stores. All of these pop- ular numbers are double-faced Brunswick Rec- LIBERTY SONGFEST ords at T5¢€ each. \ 2501 Mean, Mean Mama and Shake It and Break It 2664 Beets and Turnips and Weary Blues 2630 Helen Gone and Springtime Rag 2685 Heartbroken and Burmalone 2733 Tell Me What to Do and ‘Jang Looks day's at. d by Fant, SUPE yril Chadwick and Flugrath, is the Vesdaville Acts jand Film Attract Edmund we in “The Brn SUNDAY at 12:30---- Wallace LIBERTY CONCERT and SONG ‘CONTEST YOU may compete—Learn any or all of the choruses: “A Kiss in the Dark” ‘i “Where the River Shannon Flows” WURLITZER “In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree” “I Love You Truly” Playing the Grand March “I Love Me from “Aida” and Poet and $25 IN CASH PRIZES Agcapaitas'd | on the rise entitled | y It," concludes the bill WATCH FOR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN “HE THIEF, OF BAGD: | ey FAMOUS FLAPPER |S __ ! Panhg Aeteiomadation [eee ents cure “| BOOKED FOR PANTAGES Popular at Heilig — |iearer she Geno wane went ea the Columbia Friday Edna Wallace Ho; Every day finds Id fla) ts)large nui 7 Lis ee SES an increasingly | ghtful two weeks as a ons taking 8d-/ feature of the “Oh from Verdi's} 44 end up. “and so they | joctor” show \" Poet and 4” bal’ Pek: f f 7 | Joverture are the beautiful ons | © nae bf) Hellig’s car-parking | ing Enthusi ovations have US s Jane Tie, inno 0. jt be rendered by Oliver Wallace on | 9ne peirauees Had petlenebieti eS: th consid-/ been tendered him by the film fans the giant Wurlitzer, ning January 26. The return ¢ e comment for this 1 % : Lepenpapccaliysoidonir #4 A ditngd | | gagement on the cireuit will be w @ idea by the Third ave lee aetna are ees So emoissae MANUFACTURERS RETAR, a | wide | Elephants Wear pli - t who remember be Under this arrangement patrons} Mr. Humble expects to return to apf Macy hind 4Y\drive their cars into the thes the Columbia, after completing TWO STORES |Flapper Galoshes "| tar Sooktonrelal, sone. wad leave ehonn.[ Qral, Cthen” onbageente sre DOWNTOW N— driven to a steam-!tain his frie with new er galoshes on elephante! It em that the man powe and flappy ¢ without the addition of this type of overshoe, but nevertheless, ‘the elephants that are appearing at the Orpheum thi week wear them, | ots are fleece lined, so that eet of thal girls. will be. ke pt} |warm and dry | Heavy blankets and huge ear d returned when|und interpreta en the show } 1519-23 Third Ave. UNIVERSITY— E. 45th and Brooklyn } METROPOLITAN Ear. MATINER SATURDAY i Fortune Gallo Presents certo BRAND OPERA SNO muffs complete the ultra-amart cos "eu BS otis ltumes of these big, gray tricksters Laura La Plante Ww te senlsat ‘The reason for it all is.that this séa HEORRO “Detying the Law" onigh “La Tosca” | ying the Law Saturday (Matinee). “YOUNG. IDEAS” “Tales of Hortman” $ Night) “Aida” ; Sti Good Seats Available fer } All Operas json in the first time the elephants eum circuit | Pod PAULO i ANY DAY z al Roe fe ANY TIME Arb Cat Includes Jone Swickard Charles Post Lannnonnannnnancnannennes 3