The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1925, Page 12

212 THE SEATTLE STAR : — RDA) {. 1995 = a ~~ — Ts De ECE mie : AEA | May Robson Coming to “Met ra sy Anna Pavlowa, Russian Ballet Danseuse asin = to Metropolitan; Orpheum Headlines Leo Carrillo With Vaudeville Bill; Palace | in “Something Tells Me . . Has Musieal Comedy, “What Next?”; Pantages Has Novel Dance Act as Fea- ¢ . a of Vaudeville | METROPOLITAN HELD OVER FOR 4 MORE DAYS Sunday - Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday | Twice Daily----2:15-8:15 ; ; } TOP” } ; This is to Accommodate Thousands Who Were Unable to See the Picture : Last Week. : (1) Violet Myers, pretty chorus featured in Roy Clair’s musical What Next?” at the Palace Hip; (2) Gen. Adm. 50c Res. $1.00 , politan Friday for four performances: (4) Leo Carrillo, a fea audeville bill, starting Sunday at the , Pantages Feat 26S >) wit offer litte novet int Palace Hip are et Local Management H ; coiviraieg ne Cotte CM gtaesialt lurok jpg presents I Penis, will be ti Attracti ; wher ee A CYCLONE OF MIRTH - , : of ES REE ownage R[F : REPLETE WITH SONGS -OANCES- | § 27x American fg Paling mty|| ranwacis —"'Vaudevitie, head GAN ENEEMGLE GE TEE ET / METROPOLITAN a w The 25 on the CRYSTAL . . PALACK HPI air pre- MA EVES.& SUN. 50¢ ae Ob CHLLDREN - 10¢ SUNDAYS EXCEPT SAT. NIGHTS & SUN. GOOD CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY — GO NOW - BE CONVINCED / and be XANDREVOLININE |) — Qevivals 9 Favorites PREMIERS DANSEURS Shia aursouA 4 SYMPHONY 4 y ® Revue, Movie nes apleta. the cast | and Vaudeville ng soubrette, and the dainty itor at State Theater: sot cvery wutieton I a I a i a a ORCHESTRA pd0 Vor~ Con duetor IN FOUR BRAUTIFUL AND WIDELY-! DIRT RRENE PROGRAMS Friday Eve at Ss sire & Ft face comedian “A Bad Move exponen Vardeil original cht feet cateh f The fp ney and a In 1 Act. Munle by - . ‘Tschatkowskl. sdy offering ent Me THe DAIRY DOL Wife.” Miss Wa able foil for Gaffney's many absurd And the Memorable Toy Shon TS AT EACH PERFORMANCE SEATS NOW ng of mim- | ¢ will be “Froic Land" « pestentious ORPHEUM © CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE moni program of melody » with music and tributed b: ¢ 240—4:15—15¢ to 81; Mats, 15¢ to 50¢—MA in-0222 lanes; Nell Mot see oe. neal fag All Next Week—Starting Tomorrow sy ie Nigar a LIMITE VAUDEVILL 2 LEO whieh the Hell the ue Wanted Chance of dance (RACE IS BIG ar IN “GOLD HEELS” 7 Het ting CARRILLO a 7 Pe oo Aa “LITTLE STORIES FROM LIFE” | years merged Late star of “Lombardi, Ltd,, ypsy Jim” and Booth Tark- from a studio darkroom d ington’s “Magnolia toward the spotlight, he found the yy Z, NV 2 DELIGHTFU: ROBIN AND HOOD i KIMBERLY AND HELEN LORIN A few weeks ago First National] AND COMPANY /) : “CONTRADICTION” | pieture: Ry EDWIN BURKE schedule with Hughes in them. Be-j e he had finished his part in} a SY MAY ROBSO/ y as inxplothires ‘% be made in Hollywood within th next few weeks, and two requests for | | his services have als mo from | / Pipi eige, oae ; BIRDIE c iggy Shaw “theherone Eg LORRAINE REEVE THE AUSTRALIAN MENDOZAS In “The Globe of Fate" PRICES: Nights 50, 81.10, 8 $2.20; Wed. Mat, 50e, $1105 Oe, $1.10, $1.65, SEAT SALE TOMORROW Most Thrilling Act in Vaudeville iC Sos a f Robert Agnew,- ler gg ries a8 habe luctlon. SISTERS Greatest Master of English —COMING FOR 3 DAYS ONLY— ZX em 4 | the jockey-~Qrocery clerk. with (64,000 words) STARTING MARCH 2 3 4 MAT @oy \. hero,gets an earfull/ * NORMA TALMADGE ; World's Fastest Typist MONDAY - - WED. : | STARS IN “GRAUSTARK” | witty, entertainer Vereati BRANDON OPERA COMPANY ; | r itty entertainer—Versatile AD A MAR AL Horse races, Dimitri Buchowetzki has left Nev tant : a jailbreak, | York for Hollywood to begin propar TARY ait d 3 crooks and, jattons for. the productiog tof Norma One of the Greatest Comic Operas Ever Known almadge’s next rring vehicle, Rs aaa icts Graustark,” which he will direct THE “a oevide lots Miss Talmadgo is at present having | A a vacation in Europe. She. will re- | turn to California in time to hegin | work on “Graustark’ March 10, “Graustark," by George Barr Me. | WK REPERTOIRE OF CHARACTER SONG STUDIES ‘on, is the famous story of an COMING FEBUARY 22 princess and her Ameri-| Warning—Get Your Seats Early “CHOCOLATE |} SOLDIER” jj), Music by Oxcar Straus. Libretto by Marnner-Jacebe PRICES: 50, $1.10, $1.65; Nightx 500, 750, S110; Weds Mab | If a rip- -snorting, slam-bang horse race makes your blood tingle, you are due for a thrill when “Gold Heels” comes to town. It is a William Fox screen version of the|can who meets her by chance | famous stage play “Checkers,” and Manager McKee of the Heilig, has booked it for al° 1 en route for Denver and | showing. Alan Hale, Peggy Shaw and Bobby Agnew are sketched chove olong with eotind tkag Rhine Nyt den arse, the horse which Checkers rides to victory. DA ek: NT «TR! IR |