The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1925, Page 13

= tS 2 rs shoe ish SEF Poke is’ Ss N BAND in Charles B | Mulford’s novel | T“The Deadwood Coach” | with Doris May and Dewitt Jennings THRD axe MADISON Next Week We'll Pay You One Dollar to See Our Show — Watch the Temp _ Liberty Plays Make Happ # An incomparable musical ALLACE setting by URLITZER Adults 50c all day. Children, until 6 p. m., Nights, 25. L) a} NoW! The unprecedented success DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS THIEF OF BAGDAD” This magnificent of- fering is showing here at virtually the usual admission _ scale, though other large cities have paid $1.65 and $2.20 to see it! A Prologue 15e. of beauty and charm. ae ee ee se THI SEATTLE TAR Kings Rode in “Deadwood Coach” Audacious Rascal 1Doug F of Bagdad,’ ‘Thief at Liberty airbanks in Playing Sail for Mexico to Make Picture rma T Mex Broadway Success Filmed at Columbia las Fairbank t effectiveness in Thief of Bagdad,” ¢ has an eccen “The enac th week Race Track Scene “The Chorus Lady,” ing rus Lady” ts now ore its gay at Picture Now Play- at Columbia Vienna 4 “Neop Waltz,” N easing numt ncert program oe Apache Dancer lin Coliseum Film artin © pic is went to ap |Ruffles and ‘Frills lin Blue Mouse Film “rm don't yr \ girl is heard to the Blue h,” the screen \ kingt Magnificent is playing the pletur giad dress that leaves Amber: sons” 5 when A 4 Margaret Livingston and Alan Roscoe in a scene from The Chorus Lady,” the current attraction at the Colum- bia. The race track furnishes .| the film. | Invisible Cloak” |\Narrow Escape Has Levy cuitand Movie |} The Bert Levey vaudeville Continue at the State CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Orchestra—Topics Of the Day RY & MOORE | re Singer ie Charles Kellogg| in ‘| sy Kio Sylvia Clarke SNELL & VERN’ N ‘The Pathe News in “YOUTH AND ADVENTURE” With Margaret Landis er Garden | sis Wednesday night [combine music, comedy The five acts patter, t the wus |Hard to Produce |for Dick Talmadge off the situa- The cloak of Invisibility used by| Dick Talmadge ndjthe thief of Bagdad presented a|*°' : | problem to the producers. Of course gracefully. narrowly escaped f strength and agility Youth and circuit until FOUR DAYS, STARTING UNDAY MATINEE "A National Institution “The Worlds Most lar Show at the 840 555 9:25 j not 10:37 |! WicH GRADE VAUDEVILLE AovedD FEATURES, ame, nee, Zhe, ies, 25e; Adul METROPOLITAN [eae (BAND AND ORCHESTRA Feb. 15 ntinees — Wednesday 50e, Se 500, Wednesday 500 6:20 1120 1 “THE SIGNAL TOWER” VIRGINIA VALLE WALLACE BEERY “The Chorus Lady” Coming 5c “SECRETS OF THE NIGHT” =| William Desmond | Pretty” is the cloak {» that it}G invisible. It was) to le that the aud ‘or him deck | But © of d of the n ‘and Talmadge's distance was up- echnical and f used allgits| craft was cut result is an| Judgement of al subtlety, The cloak thrown over f its owner, and lo! as he moves entrancin set watcher the shoulde: Ho hit the side of the boat and glanced off i ater, but suf- fered no results other than con- usions and bruises, 3 More Days of EBE DANIELS ans ung | Now at Colonial ‘at the Liberty} Virginia Valli, Rockliffe Fellowes and Wallace Beery are starred in |The Signal Tower,” the picture at the Colonial Tuesday. The story is of the happiness and tragedy tha’ life brings to a family liv ing Ina h his pre | of Bagdad” | this week Bobs Hav tin some of the excitement for) filming of Winter t! 10c Something Different! STARTS TO-DAY | Much different from anything she’s done before. Here beauty, to save her father from disgrace. tling to make a man of a man! And truly wonderful. you'll see Norma as a_ fighting battling to save a man she marries Yes, bat- Different! t Eugene ports Miss again the nation, O'Brien = sup. Talmadge— ideal combi- You'll see the finest sea scenes in this that you've ever seen. You'll thrill when a mountain of water sweeps over ship decks, when it hits the masts and breaks them in two, when the lines go loose and the ship, like a toy, tosses in mid-ocean. And on the decks you'll see Norma Talmadge, greater than ever, giving the performance of her lifetime. See it—it’s something different. California's newest ated at Culver City, |the track and paddock se race track, lo-) screen version of the celebrated stage was used for| play, ‘Checkers,’ which will be re- scenes in the | leased under the title "Gold Heels.” great forest thru which ran the! railroad the rian was pledged to) guard from his position in the sig l= nal tower. Wednesday's picture will be “The’ | Whirlwind Rangers.” Wednesday night ts scheduled amateurs’ | night ooo" TILL THURSDAY NIGHT as THEATRE Fins foervt ar Macsson —NOW PLAYING— New York Road Show Select VAUDEVILLE BENDER & KNAPP Exponents of Strength and Agility AND HOW THEY PRAISE IT— ALEVA DUO Harmony Singing HALL-LOGAN TRIO Singing Sense and Nonsense STANLEY PHILLIPS Ventriloquist ROSEBUD REVUE —nand — WILLIAM DESMOND in | “RIDIN’ PRETTY” | 15c 25 MAY McAVOY, HARRY MYERS, MARIE PREVOST and NORMAN KERRY ANY DAY A WOMAN'S HEART WAS BREAKING BE- EVANS AT THE | |Manicurist Role : | Marie Prevost finally found an lexcuse to bob her hair, She says} she had wanted to for years, but | her friends all admonished reek not to However, when sho was told she} was to play the role of the mani curist in “Tarnish,” the George | Fitzmaurice production, now at the Capitol, sho sighed with relief. Be-| cause whoever saw a manicurist) with long locks? May McAvoy and Ronald Cofman:| the other leads in this screen iilbert Emery’s Broadway AISI LO OO RICARDO CORTEZ A Tango-Land Romance “ARGENTINE LOVE” —by— IBANEZ (Author of “The Four Horsemen”) as booked virls Men! ‘for early showing. Patsy Rnth Miller, Alan Hale, Johnnio | Walker, Shannon Day and a host of other film favorites have roles in | this version of Fannie Kilbourne’s) | American Magazine story. Bennie Leonard Lightweight Champion of the World —in— A Clean Love and Action Story “FLYING FISTS” COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under mt INELAND 25 RUNWAY Stanton and De Bruin in Songs “ee Coming farbara La Marr in “SANDIA” TT TT PALACE HIP « CONTINUOUS DAILY - | to 1! P.M. We maintain we have the Bigg in Town for the money. ROY CLAIR'S MUSICAL REVUES ano VAUDEVILLE KIMBALL ORCHESTRA EVERY DAY CAUSE OF THE TAR- NISH ON THE SOUL OF ONE SHE LOVED y ANY TIME Our Screen Your Eye Insurance ,* THIS WEEK + Walk This Way ae, VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES ALWAYS the BIGGEST SHOW in Seattle GEO. 8. FREDERICKS & CO. In the Comedy Sketch “The Conductor” HYAMS & EV The Quakeress pee FOUR ACES AND A QU ROWLAND & MEE! GIBSON SIs RS BENTELL & GOULD Another BIG TREAT for YOU In Addition to Our Regular Seven Acts Vaudeville The Best Bet of the Season JACKIE SOUDER’S ORCHESTRA Offering Jazz Music Like You Never Heard Before est & Best Show THE FEATURE PICTURE “Discontented Husbands” He was ashamed of his wife— she was too A story of the other CHARMERS man’s wife CHILDREN ¢ Greater Pianist-Organist EXCEPT SAT. NIGHTS as Pantages Featured Organist SUN. & HOLIDAYS 10