The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 8

i} BER Wa Betty Compson stars in “Ramshackle House,” at Columbia; Thomas Meigh- | by “ minte ; @ an in “Tongues of Flame,” at Liberty; “The Mine With the Iron Door,” with XTRA! VIC MEYERS’ ORCHESTRA HOLDS OVER! LAST TIMES TONIGHT Oh tee COLISEUM “THE RED LILY” CORUM ORCHESTRA WINELAND Lae tere | \ | \AMERICAS | / \ MILLIONS | If Dorothy Mackaill and Creighton Hale, comes to Coliseum; Revolutionary film, “Janice Meredith,” with Marion Davies, booked for Strand. “Fivlous Sal” v favorite SATURDAY Thomas ee, BET1 cat SVE IT! Sends to the Coliseum Saturday Morning His Famous Story of Gold LEARN THESE CHORUSES—825 IN PRIZES AT THE 12:30 CONCERT SUNDAY “10s Three o'Clock tm the Morning” Want What f Want When 1 Want te" Tributes Paid to Indian Legend “Janice Meredith” Basis of Picture Recome “Ida, Sweet as Apple Cider” WALLACE on the ENDING POLA NEGRI WURLITZER TONIGHT AND WALLACE BEERY IN “EAST OF SUEZ” | Larry Semon in “Her Boy Friend” Watch for DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 4 Tomorrow— The Gala Day of All Days in Seattle Motion Picture History! VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES | THE ETERNAL FLAPPER AN EPIC OF AMERICA EDNA WALLACE HOPPER WAS 62, SHE'S Now 19 F Be “Who in “The Thief of Bagdad” “Golden Silence” Is Northwest Story Are Indulgent Parents to Blame? gers int ofte SHE t vi Cheated F Time” “FOLLIES OF 1925”]) A CYCLONIC REVUE OF DANCING, SINGING, COMEDY SHAPELY ‘ 8 BEAUTIFUL 8 ; GIRLS GOR USLY GOWNED Human Lots of Mystery in Columbia Film Said to have all the mystery ele "i The Cat! : = In one of the scenes of Richard! Claire Windsor and Bert picture, “A/ the pair that made such at biti ngressional | Son of the Sahara,” agaia will § er in the new sty Bo Ri ae Mi matinee Matinees W n Opera Co. price~ HELD OVER Such crowds have —WwitTHh— MARION DAVIES Elaborate Musical Setting Dix's second star Must Li Thomas Meighan Protects Redskins MANY OTHER ACTS AND THE PICTURE NES AYRES i man in the country, AC Arranged by SALVATORE SANTAELLA mae ans will make e, a8 Meyers, smpleted his tour th Conducting the STRAND BRILLIANT CONCERT ORCHESTRA rn cities, plans to nent palace of h after leaving Seattle t Opera 10¢ a" ao 15¢ DAVID BELASCOS “THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA” KIDDIE, | Pat O'Malley play ppdsite Arne: tne Leaps From Ayres.in her new photoplay, . ne ‘ow's Love.’ Prison to Fame ps : From the drab wall. f the fast The Boston Tea Party S The Ride of Paul Revere nt The Battle of Lexington The Crossing of the Delaware The Battle of Yorktown The Surrender of Cornwallis of a prison to bie ambi AMATEURS TONIGHT |Bret Harte Film Comes to Capitol T Flaming Forti the Tomorrow “ANOTHER MAN'S WHEE NOW PLAYING Disabled American War Veterans’ Quartette A prominent maf in ty From the mire w York, she is lifted to the cause of her love h oplay is a picturization of| jy y 8 popular story, “Ten-| In Pardner.’ Harry Carey is} 1 Minnesota Ola Sweedish Comedian Adults 506 Kiddies 10¢ The pl Bret He ne Ricardo Cortez, | 4 ‘a Frank Elliott, 1¢| Creighton Hale, Marc McDermott, ¥/} Helen Dunbar, Clara Bow and Otto y of} Hoffman. Kiddie Amateurs Modern Hercules |Night at Colonial at State Theater “The Warrens of Virg Fazenc Black Face Tom Morin Comedian “MISS FRANKI In a Quartette of With William MeD ANY DAY ANY TIME McCall's Scotch Revue Today Until Saturday A Story of the Great Northwest “GOLDEN SILENCE” With Martha Mansfield is ¥ s fea . eps HEDDA Horr STEVEN Frank Merrill, called the Hercules |ture at the Colonial, Friday night “A Fighting Heart” iiss: _ oat of 1s Kiddie Amateurs eA “The Go-Getters™ y ‘y-Dramn 8 Wife,"’ nd singing & by | with Lila Lee, e Bud review are included| Matt M will he bill |be shown | MATINEE VE nancosy, 1L0c ‘oe Lower Floor the Pathe News