The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 10

nS SIM Tlinsh epeiSinpallnleins nimeyicitinspinaaatins PAGE 10 “ENEMIES OF CHILDREN” st off in her child struggles thru the Varied Vaudeville And Movie at State DOUGLAS MacLEAN COMPLETES COMEDY Havin mlected who has hee ored Peared in ap exotic § First Time Tomorrow 4 DAYS ONLY! Two beautiful faces almost * exactly alike—two women’s souls—totally different! A clever girl crook pits her wits against a selfish society wife and brings about her own regenera- tion. Miss Brent ts charming in a dual role and is given the support of a capable cast with Bruce Gordon John Dillon ANTONIUS JENSEN and His WINTER GARDEN ORCHESTRA LAST TIMES! Bob Custer “Flashing Spurs” and “CASEY JONES” a Comedy AY 10c sau 20c THE WONDER THIEF To Our Left, Ladies and Gentlemen- Super-gorgeous!—Brilliant! Wallace Irwin's penetrating story of American business, marriage and morals enthrallingly told in an atmosphere of beautiful women, exquisite gowns -lavish spectacle by the master producer! With ROD LA ROCQUE VERA REYNOLDS LILLIAN RICH THEODORE KOSLOFF | Beautiful Snow Scenes Taken| on Mount Rainier SALVATORE SANTAELLA Conducting the STRAND ORCHESTRA A Paramount Ploture Comedy News Events ATTLE T An PARIS FLOTSAM AZZ SCARES HER na famow Now now WHEN A GIRL STARTS HITTING THE PACE What’s to be done? This mother knows of this ——Fifth and Pike—— You'll get thrills out JAMES CRUZE drama of # woman whe turns ramp nave her daugh ha Ricardo Cortes Loutse Dre Kathlyn Williams Virgrimia Lee Corbin NOTHER real picture of big city night-life from the director of “The Enemy Sex.” Adapted from Leroy Seott’s novel, “Mother O'Day.” The story of a mother’s sacrifice to save her flapper-daughter. Don’t you miss this one! ae arene es MR | (2 | COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINELAND the Following Popular One- ert Sunday at 12190 o'Clock Hajrekate™ +» Mubay “Voraplel” from the Opera, ,"Lohengyjn’ . «Wagner Vocal Duet, Prologue and Giubba,” from “Pagtiacol” Soloists, Messrs, Stanton and De Bruin "Vesta La Two Request Numbers (a) “Danse Orientale”™ (>) “The Wild Rone eal comedy, ‘@ally” +... Lubomirsky from the musi- Overture to the Opera, “Mignon”. .Thomas Ll “I rm BENNIE LEONARD is back with the second “Flying Fists’ story “HITTING HARD” lightweigh¢ champion ts ao offic can fight an, wel! as love in which the ieee aha FEAR BOUND thrills at the You now have see the big picture of DOUGLAS 3 FAIRBANKS THIEF BAGDAD” 1 | gar- NOTE THE PRICES— ADULTS—0¢c any time. CHILDREN—till 6 p. m.,-15c; nights, 25¢; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 25¢ any time. = - An Attractive Prologue Is Given LIBERTY CONCERT and SONG CONTEST—Sunday, 1236 Rock-a-Bye Baby” (the old lullaby) Allah's Holiday” “That's My Girl" $15 in Cash Prizes WALLACE’S NUMBER: "Zampa,” by Herold STARTS TODAY! NAZIMOVA THE PEERLESS AND INCOMPARABLE AT HER VERY BEST IN— “THE REDEEMING SIN” a startling, peppy story of the Paris underworld and of an orchid that grew from the mire. A great star at her best. Twinkling toes and shapely limbs made her the delight of all Paris ANY SHOW ‘ANY DAY: ANY TIM