The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 11

s \ ii RE : “ Nee Le SURUARY THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 (| ANOTHER CRUZE FILM ){—“MMDNIGHT MOLLY” [LET HER ALONE, PAT * ]{ BLUE MOUSE ORGANIST __] ——_— - eS | ; ie Jean Anthony Greif, talented musician, who will play the | pee aj saiteaie sger | O79" at the Blue Mouse, starting with a concert Saturday | : Monte Carlo to Be LIBERTY SUNGFEST cart aot full values ¢ en |fUr style revue, & datnty skit show looking ran orgsnat? | “Dactiee ha i Produced for S e ' mans t ‘ prett ther te adtobeirne peice | | COLISEUM CONCERT | wun tne Sree: oc cxraled plans! ; : sere [teeta on coed chee ‘The acto a a . First M nent ” ata fo t t Colonial Plays no and ol = ii eamatic atin takes ace |v Wale rnd “The Sea Hawk” | :ss:e Hu n pane of there the Ghat Warlto a yi eee’ 1 fort ’ ; an th A Breezy, Snappy Picturization of os Viola Shore’s Saturday Evening Td ° Post Story, iiss 9 thm N : two years, at the New York studios playing th title role in “Chickle AV) “ON THE )'7\~ SHELF” THIRD AVE ullen Landis er in “Born Rich,” w crank of a camera, film when he was first offered op portunity to act in motion pictures. = = Enid Bennett and Milton Sills, star in the dashingly romantic screen version of | Rafael Sabatini’s famous!) “Sea Hawk,” to be shown at the Colonial Sunday and Monday. | E SEA HAWK," for five years one of the best sellers on the Popular fiction shelf, and dealing With the colorful adventures of Eng. lish knights and sweethearts, and Barbary cor will be the attrac- Yin at the Colonial Sunday and Mon ty. A Vivid and Throbbing Drama of Life ADAPTED FROM GEORGE GIBBS’ NOVEL “YOUTH TRIUMPHANT” ORCHESTRA EVERY DAY AND EVENING 10¢ dso |topay¥ osty} WM. DESMOND hy “RIDIN’ PRETTY” and a hilarious “Our Gang Comedy” with PAT O’MALLEY WANDA HAWLEY WALLACE BEERY and PERFECT CAST 2 DAYS ONLY SUNDAY & MONDAY A GLAMOROUS ROMANCE OF THE SPANISH MAIN rT and a fiery 4 | mentas loves and hates. Pour gigantic sea-going vessels of the 16th century. ex: tail and manned in every de- ‘er a thousand alley slaves and of. in much of the ac , THRILLS, ACTION AND SPECIAL SPEEDY ROMANCE Spring Fur 7 OB pring FRANCESCO Style — LONGO Milton Sills heads the exceptional @at in Mr. Lioyd’s big spectacle, § Playing the dual character of Sir Olver Tresilian and Sakr-el-Bahr Bennett has been given the Pincipal feminine role, with Lloyd} Mughes, Marc MacDermott, Wal- lies Beery, Frank Currier, Wallace | MacDonaid, Hector V. Sarno, Fred EVANS at the ORGAN —_$_$—$—$—_—— 4 Bilva, Kathleen Key, Mme. Med 5 Furs presented — by ‘ Director Radina, Christine Montt, Lionel Bel- ANY DAY Columbia Theater and ¢ More, Robert Bolder and others of 2 Columbia All-Artist Rate lending support sep ttanttt BAKER i Orchestra SUPPORTED BY } FUR COL} stetropstisn Hshoes” and “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers” RAYMOND HATTON itataity, VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN : ; GEORGE SIEGMAN | THE BIGGEST SHOW , : : | VALUE IN SEATTLE WARD CRANE | HIGH - CLASS VAUDEVILLE , Modeled by Seattle Beauties Comedy Inter- national Coming Next Friday, Feb. 27th Erich von ROSEBUD Stromheim’s REVUE “@EED”’ i FIRST RUN FEATURE frela “NEWS - «+ »« COMEDY Frank Norrk R Novel, “McTEAGUE’ Our Sereen Your Kye Insurance with MILTON SILLS Enid Bennett, Lloyd Hughes and Wallace Beery 10¢ OVEN 10 A.M. TILL MIDNIGHT 1 25e be < )