The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1925, Page 11

Won’ t Listen to Speeches SCREEN ATTRACTIONS UBERTY COLISEUM STRAND COLUMBEA pure MOUSE WINTER GARDEN “Lost World” Acclaimed as Love ; Film Wonder (3 Cecil De Mille Announces New Film od ghee OF ALL r THE SEATTLE STAK | HAS DUAL p' § saTURDA) ARY 1, 19 ; ‘| Dogs Like Radio Music; [ BELOVED Ty | lel PRIDE OF FOLLIES f the Mi the Dougla ks’ “Thief second week at the Liberty Sat OFFERS ITALIAN MUSIC NOTHING MUCH HE HASN'T DONE ANITA STEWART |ANOTHER ATTRACTION TO BE FEATURED | FOR THEATRICAL BALL:;.., Hurst ts the caliph. iE g headquarters of the mere |to Celebrate Film t e “aq will be at three pictures to t by Mr. De Mille each ye supervise between 10 and 20 h of William | thusiaar ceas, in whic Reed played the origin: ay, Miss La Marr thia week, wh sand fa f the stage and screen attended. Broadway theatrical circles wer r ningte ull and Mis Teasdale Bolton of “My | Bartels of be | muests included ex National Picturts and the cast of “Heart of a Temptres numbering Conway Tearle, Harry} | Morey, Clifton Webb, William Ric- nee jclardi, Florence Auer, Ida Darling, |!" |} Ben Finney, together with Arthu H. Sawyer, rvising director Barney Li duction manager; | Phil Rosen, tor; Al Hall, Rich-|of the name is Falaze, with the last ard Burke and Bert Ennis. syllable not too broad during the filming * for wae he wrote » correct pronunciation a Hawley is the star} Let Women Alone,” a\ ure soon to be shown at) folumbia. Miss Hawley Love Will . Find a Way 5 r Seattle girl. Tho} born in Scranton,\ received part of her) tg IG ition in this city. She Saas ‘to New York to com-| schooling. Her lat-| is said to be an} y and fast-moving! W-drama. | WARNER BROTHERS’ MOST BEAUTIFUL | ROMANCE OF A WOMAN FIGHTING ry i a FOR HER BIRTH- RIGHT AGAINST HER THEATRE ‘ SE. Bacerase as Misco OWN SISTER— TREAT THE FAMILY THAT’S bY bringing them to see | _ SELECT ) VAUDEVILLE ROSE BUD REVUE TOM MIX in “THE LAST OF THE DUANES” and MISCHIEF MIXES OUR GANG COMEDY ae aw BATTLES FOR HER RIGHT TO LOVE NEW sHOw MONDA y Matinee 4 FL We and 150 Evenings COLUMBIA NOW! Treat Y ourself To ure Season: s Laemmie Vresents JAMES KIRKWOOD MADGE BELLAMY ZASU PITTS TOM WILSON UPROARS OF LAUGHTER! BREATH.- © CATCHING SUSPENSE! “ITCHING FOR REVENGE” Eddie Gordon Comedy International News FRANCISCO LONGO Directing COLUMBIA ALL-ARTIST ORCHESTRA Pinying “Melodies of Italy” BULLETIN! LON CHANEY AND MARY PHYLBIN WILL BE HEARD OVER RADIO TONIGHT AT COLUMBIA THEATER “LIBERTY SONGFEST ali BLUE MOUSE MU MUSIC ud of the! d a his Blue n the ouse, will feature Vic- famous number, “The as one of their con- week, in conjuno- owings of “The oncert a w after-| will offer as the popular n sing the) jazzy mber, “My Best Girl,” in which the members of the orchestra will uncork some novel surprises. ‘er McKinney, popular tenor st with the Blue Mouse Music , will render “I'm Someone number on the| Who's No One to You,” a new hit tuneful *‘Merry/that promises to delight in a big | manner HIS GREATEST CHARACTER CHICAGO'S LEADING CRITICO— Mae Tinee said: SY WENT WILD tk BEBAN’S EST PICTURE.” It’s A PICTURE THAT ‘S HOME—WITH TS OF BITTER- HUMOR AND T-WARMING PAS- EVANS AT THE ORGAN GEORGE BEBAN The Greatestif Love of All yw is ANY DAY—ANY TIME 25c OUR SCREEN YOUR BYE INSURANCE