The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1925, Page 10

RAMON A use k to F Thief of E ei (x YOU'VE HEARD. THEM ON ~ OUR PHONOG R: AP H| Th o mW fouse Ms , rea = ee: pit oe - i n s >% re? <p e wr Py a ‘ oe 1 M +, . bi & Bod Bid > Meyers and orchestra, playing at Coliseum. ‘LIBERTY SONGFEST ng “A Kiss In the Da ni February 14. Th is will be the first chance eo stage before ans, the new com- Hip will famous com h the Will King il, and otner ts and novel- y stage sensation “In |co Yo, is al .”" -will be picturized' high-class va tles are being Northwestern Premiere Showings NORMA SHEARER JOHN GILBERT CONRAD NAGEL PHYLLIS HAVER MEN HATED HIM— BUT WOMEN LOVED— This Man of Grent Word and Small Spirit Also Another Funny Van Bibher Comedy Hit— “THE BURGLAR” LE BEL AND HAGEN BLUE MOUSE MUSIC MASTERS The W COMING— MARION DAV ANY SHOW ‘ANY Aaa TIC MEYERS and } hard to beat when they played | played a long engagement at the new re j V ps st akers t re more thaf a year ago at the! mition-dollar ball on Bro tor otel, they neem even better é tetthired | acc ce iP come back from | tor 5 week at T nae. After lea ance at t ir t ing The Coliseum they wil) go to 1 for just w y they Angeles. of th “JANIS MEREDITH" THE EAT CROOK BLUE MOUSE MUSIC : REAL FIRE HORSES ea PUT ACTION IN FILM Musical Sensation! a pretty git é Phyllis Have ear b 253 SANTAELLA Strand Orchestra HE’S A SNOBBY CHAP REAL JUDGE IS pices OPEN LETTER I \ eattle Mot) Fathers Hua "D, uy Our) parm Police Chief, Mayor Interéateg are of Our -€neration: | y thing that > Many of and boyy na AVE AT ORE L nore WH IS TO BLAME? AND MONDAY D SUPPORTED BY t wAWLEY N a he tbe a h t ain a it us ; 4 Fir No Debate LIKES PAIS FILM oa of human psy % iy WI Autl _— _ chology that has ever) § i" 1en uthor moat been presented on stage} § Au: > or screen. bs 8 F roduc er THIS PICTURE WiL|p & DO MORE GOOD THAN Jf &: 10,000 SERMONS = or 100,000 barrels of printer’ ink. By Mana age r, Winter Garden No Advance in Prices! Anytime 10¢ Loge Seats 20¢ NOW PLAYING! SENSATIONAL! SEE ) The alluring charms of girlhood —/ beauty vs. the sophisticated wiles of —7 mature womanhood— The most unique situa- tion ever offered on any acreen, Filmed on a scale of richness, silks, hangings, cary- ings — its gor- geousness makes it the year’s strik- ing picture. A gripping drama of China with Pola Negri a half-caste —a mystery girl of the thrill-scent- ed Orient. | with Laura La Plante, Malcolm McGreagor, ‘= Pauline Frederick, Ce ae Tully Marshall, Wanda Hawley LOWE Here's 4 story Of stirring thrills and dramatic action that i ROCKLIFFE FRANCESCO will strike deeply into the heart of every man and woman FELLOWES L A LAUGH RIOT! International NOAH BEERY ONGO Edna Marion News Celebrated Pianist-Conductor in bec “Her Daily D pe 1 } Other Offerings COLUMBIA ALL-ARTIST EY Oey Local on Program ORCHESTRA og Laffs Comedy Featuring “Hungarian News Events Fantasy” Liszt Pathe Review St Ta eat x ot SES Seattle’s TESS Salvatore Conducting the