The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 9

He Seattle Sta TOMOBILIES SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 192 PAGES 9 TO 16 > . ‘a ; | Blondes and Red- Age Steps In and Triumphs SCREEN ATTRACTIONS Heads Out of Lucki * Where Youth Failed to Tread | ‘ini cos. Brunettes Win Count “SECOND SEC TION —_— a PERT RIDES TO VICTORY AND De M | 1 A | WINTER GARDEN | : Caprrot } | fin art ' F n pth Nes eae 7 b stralgh The Th « Herd f at FUTURE FOR HALE Int India «t The old ' { . et por t I Pola Negri Plans Return to Home Land Speen ae Eepetes le Ma 0 ea He Leviatha g from a al " Pola or h tr n es ' 6 “hae f- (carentt « > w ; V] Tr s i to mak ie sg. A it dt I ‘ " ~§} Peosy Shaw has the role of Pert Barlow, who rides “Remorse” to a triumphant Myriad Offers fotish in the race that caps the climax of “Gold Heels,” the film version of the Broadway iM * h iid taccess, “Checkers,” now at the Heilig. Miss Shaw was formerly considered one of Mr. ° atrimony as the once pr Hiegfield’s loveliest Follies attractions. chances d ‘ ’ Queen of the Turf strug- é IECKERS,” which was accept-; had a greater influence in abolish- tuled « gles mightily to win just " ed as the greatest race track |!n« the pre vanional crook from the | familia one more race for those . Be iscreen, retitled “Gold Heels") In the cast, with Agnew and|he buys wi when the race-track said Mie new picture will he shown at Peggy Shaw are L » Littlefield, | “skate “th h.” > BF the Hellig next week William Norton, V Landis, | mal hit she was rough. Robert Agnew has the leading | Katherine Craig, Harry Tracy, Carl) scene will live as long % Mie in the part. of Checkers” | Stockdale, Fred Butler, James Doug-| of kings goes on * BM Campbell, created by Thomas W./ lax, Buck Black and Betty Hisle. Of cotirse, * Rem more than a decade ago. Peggy Theater patrons will ember own race. H 4B Maw plays the feminine lead. the colorful story of “Ch he also hopes to : rhe ia annie an 4 Bi ithas been sald by notable sports- | which 1s followed faithfully in "Gold story has a happy igure | : a THIRD awe MADISON Foss. tor © men that Henry M. Blossom’s play ' Heets.” out, for yourself what happens I married him, 1 ec all th . wile {ame mS AECREN - P and chicker ant ont ane ae GOLDEN WOMAN LOVES LUXURY a Stace ¥ - She'll Make De- || | but in Seattle “Gold Heels” LOVE AND LOYALTY VERSUS INTRIGUE AND INFAMY! —thrills —chills KE GOOD: WE PARK YOUR CAR The Heilig has made arrangements for its patrons with the Campbell Building and Red Arrow Garages whereby cars left in our commercial zone are taken to garage ahd returned on call for a charge of 26c. Direct pri- vate phone to garage and carriage man oe si fe and PKL a “ to receive cars provide instantaneous _ service. Above-named garages assume . of responsibility for cars while in their & pen care and are adequately covered with Lge eer insurance for this protection, the Heilig 2 ot ier ‘4 oWIE Mane Theatre assuming no responsibility in Pegay Prev siete ars O° HUET med? Se this respect. Pegov us SOU OEE eT acl y cnet nd CARS MAY ALSO RE WASHED. Marie of movie fame, will me ees Re PAIRED, RE AVI y | “sy ra} c : make her bow to Seattle: au- na ‘ie -egnat® ous RPGS iAT sean? WATCH THE diences, when Bagdad re- at “Siu ‘ass ete opens next Friday. ot bar Featured by the Seattle debut of Peggy Prevost, of well-kr Prevost sisters, film ars and di ers, the reopening E fison st., below th The melodrama of the clouds— Friday “THE AIR HAWK” cafe Hellig theater, will take place next Friday night Comng direct to Seattle from New York elty, Myrtle ndner, a dainty | and vivacious blues singer, is also| expected to captivate her audiences, | Miss Bradner has personality of the ame type as the favorite Ruby} Adams, it is said, and is expected to} prove a big favorite here, McKee’ Arcadian band from the Heilig hi been engaged to provide the dance music Telephone reservations may be made at EL fot-2640, the management announces, and will be held until 10} p. m. the opening night | him. marries The young fellow now has what| he has dreamed of since boyhood—| the lovely girl who once made fun of | him because he was poor. The rest of the story is the shattering of his i Ulan Rich, beautiful blonde, has the role of a pampered woman, who surrounde her- dream—the slow realization that it Mf with lavishness in “The Golden Bed,” the Cecil B. De Mille film now at the Strand.|'* the sister, always unobtrusively | helping, whom he really loves | GOLDEN BED,’ the big| A beautiful girl is the owner of|ing nothing for his daughters but | Lillian Rich, whom De Mille claims Production by Cécil B. De|the golden bed—it ts a Jegacy from the house and its furnishings. |i the greatest star ‘“find'’ since ‘The Ten | her mother. She is selfish and cruel,| she has r who ts her exact|Gloria Swanson, plays the leading 1 run at the | with a loveliness that works like @| opposite in characte the spell on men. To her the bed rep-| poor boy whom resents ease and power who has now become a man of She marries a Spanish nobleman, | money and power in the town. Part-| Was published serially in Pic: | but loses him in Europe and comes ly to spite ber sister, but mostly Review under the title “To-|back home, to find her father has mercenary reasons, she exerts her "s Bread’ jlost his money and abscopded, leav- | bewitchment on the young map and cast. é used to seorn | Vera Warnér Bax Theodore Kosloft | and Julia Faye complete the featured |