The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1925, Page 12

ir] } i \) “\L el] At Metropoli i Metropolitan . ) Footlight f Attractions onrnumum ranracns PALACE gHr \ <a Palace Hip ‘Brandon Opera Company Presents “Robin Hood” -avlow: Coming tan; Orpheum Has Guatmala Band; Pantages Promises Good Time; Roy ||| Gorgeous 5¢ & Enhanee to Offer “Everybody Step” Ru a at Palace Hip Ppa LLLSLLOTTO CULE ei DLE ITTLZZZZZE. Anna Pavlowa, the renowned Russian danseuse, shy q cheduled to appear at the Metropolitan three days, startig February 20 Am the time for I a's appear-| en higher standard thy ance in this city, F ary 21, 22 and/t of the pa Each member ¢ . i ¢ & terpsichores| amatic pets ; Follies Girl ele ‘ Means Well - ‘Yom Mu lies wounliad but seems to enjoy it with Doris Me a3 a nurse Margaret Livingston, fa- mous screen flapper, is starred as the Follies girl who meant well in “Chorus Lady,” which comes to the Columbia Saturday, Febru-; / ~ ) ary 6. In this story of back- j stage life, the titian-haired \ actress is said to score a dis- tinct hit as the near “‘jazz- \ maniac” whose loves and tri- umphs are delightful and whose failures are pathetic and genuine. Ri Ry Mix looks hungry f ‘ here Heres hoping , that 4.Fe dont slip y Thursday Evening, February 5 One violin # granted to an one to an advanc One scholarship to a Chambe Music Organizations Cc announces Scholarship Try-Outs" numbers t the Blue Mouse m usic masters will be Honest and WITH Peter Meremblum Two dancing 6 pension will |} ¢ be granted to students who have studied at t # Ca CORNISH | BUE,MoUse, usc, SCHOOL [ge ees HHANDON OVERA he. S.. “ AROWIN HOOD Is ONE THAT AVPTO. LILA LEE IS BUSY WOMAN [ TOM AN ND TONY AGAIN SHARE HONORS Ai Looks | Recicthas red sKin was going to bite the dust! Love, Indians > posses and toad if agents Keep Tom pretty busy Tomas a good shot ina bad country. Tony the wonder | horse plays a Ly d stellar role Tom Mix has made 52 pictures for William F8r and his latest, “The Deadwood Couch,” which has been booked for'a showing at the Heilig soon, is heralded as hia best ie -| Tony, the wonder horse stars with Tom. Above are some glimpses from the thriller. ll METROPOLITAN ONE WEEK — STARTING SUNDAY Matinees Wednesday and Saturday RANDON OPERA @ Present: S REGINALD DE HOVENS MASTERPIECE AMERICAS MOST BELOVED COMIC OPERA IN floop Eminent Princip al Artists 5O Singing Noices ROBIN (HOOD GooD “Hiran ‘Everybody Step,” musical comedy, at the Pal- axe 1 ev Bedford and Walter Mc nos a0 hing rep e Russian |t f Paviowa may be had fim ! the fact t her recent New Yet Mme. I wa ganizat m-| engage the Manhattan Open! ow ¢ more than fox 1 mprising 00 jew made a J iigent scenes and wi y Monday afternoo 2) Harry Pfeil, who is Robin Hood a band at the Orpheun Louis Sterns VIC 0 Film Pictures Old Producers Want Practices Law in. compliance, sila aaa South New Faces hes. perssedd With No Fees \ 0-228 i sen extra to remain 2 for another wei w, but fully as # . who havy bee king applause & s 10 musicians het a tour of all th s of the East, indub city, where thy d at Broadway's = plans to opt of his own, ern California after leavisg Bedford is Emaal ywe's leading woman in “Onet it fetime,” his recently complet! picture for Fox. his Is Art” is the latest pe ring the William Pet NUR NEW PM ICY~ ONALITY GOUAYTITV or POPULAR PRICES ORPHEUM \ CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE 2:30-8:15—15¢ to $1; Mats, 15¢ to 50¢—MA in-O322 All Next Week—Starting Tomorrow 2:30 8:15 2:35 | | 8:20 and his | 2° | HOWARD'S SPECTACLE | = TALENTED An Unusual Demonstration in Animaldom COMPANY — JEAN BOYDELL ey til Friday- “The Unique Pepologist” Orpheum Concert Orchestra Esop's Fables—Topics of the Day 2:55 KILEEN RICHARD | 9:96 * IVAN BIENE AND FORD In “Romance and Crinoline” HARRY BREEN | *™ The Rapid-Fire Song Writer 3:20 - A SNAPPY MUSICAL FARCE ie y assisted” us Guatemalan Ensemble And His Fy 3:50 JOE GRACE 9:45 WESTON AND ELINE In “Character Interpretations” THE i” \WRIGHT DANCERS) In “DANCE VOYAGE” Featuring HELEN PACHAUD Conceived and staged by S SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS : The Pathe News