The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1925, Page 9

» “SECOND SECTION fATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY @FEBRUARY 28, 192 PAGES 9 TO 16 ) BACK TO WORK NEW ATTRACTION AT HEILIG \ Long-Forgotten Mythical Worlds “Wervays nom trip | March 15 Marks)" neTeR HONEYMOON Ame ERT Ao mommmm Used for Settings of New Films Pee Universal City | ye "x Wire ant 1 two Following Conan Doyle's “Lost World” Will Be Screened Story of Submerged Atlanti | | y» he most thrilling picture > yet designed by the master &) minds of Hollywood! He Loves ’Em on Screen, but Hates ‘Em Off A thrilling leap frou plano to plane 1000 feet in the What the Motion » Picture News Said: “If this thriller doesn’t pull ‘em out of their seats, we lose our bet. If your patrons think they have seen airplane stunts in the films, ‘they ain't seen of this picture is be doubt one of the u can promise them The climax shadow of # gripping ever placed upon the sereen one of the most unusual photeplays of the season Peggy Prevost, recently arrived in Seattle from Hollywood, will appear as « Special Garlic Combined feature on the Heilig stage, in addition to her performances at Bagdad. The diminutive With Closed Doors Peggy's just as pretty as she looks in the picture, only in the picture you can’t see the sparkle in her brown eyes and her charm of manner. Proved Too Much I of —E PHOTOPLAY at the Heilig}height of daring. A terrific life and death struggle on the wings of a craft racing 200 miles an hour a story that Is really something new under the sun x be this week is only ono ef a num-| Virginia Brown Fa r,t as { through the ber of attractions, but it. ranks| {9S lady, and the sv heavens! among the finest that the popular)... r theater tias shown. “The Air Hawk" | thunde ! ie the first picture to be sereened{tion a ¢ Sith most of its action in the clouds. fot it rd. } The photography is unusual and/|th t Wome of the stunts that Al Wilso the star, accomplishes reach th ory takes place in a Mexican FEATURE OF SUPER-SHOW —as the ace of the United States secret service, who laughs and jests with death to “get” his man! Start Pickford Film _on Hoodoo Day Come, then, and revel in rushing romance, gasp at astonishing thrills! ng “Little Annie done on Friday, the 13th. This in spite of the f: story deals with ADAPTED FROM GEORGE W. PYPER’S NOVEL— supe } But neith nes "Little An for Annio is a 10-cent mepee S Helene’s Modern Cinderella EXTRA! HERE IN PERSON PEGGY PREVOST PICTURE STAR dancer and style eres ing partner, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m.) TED CAINE, Leader of the Arcadl ARCADIAN BAND a, You Puzzle } Marle a ~Band PARK He ia one; “Trouping With Ellen” WY the attractions of the Columbia's three unit show, which starts Saturday. May Me-| the title of Helene Chadwick's Woy in “The Mad Whirl’ and Longo’s jazz program are the two other specials. latest picture, in which Hel- 5 apie: MAD WHIRL,” the feature |remarkably sincere and capable|to have a guaranteed “Smileage” of | ene plays the role of a mod- * picture of the unit super | actors © McAvoy 1s charming | 3,000 feet ern glass slipper — heroine} at the Columb’ ting Bat- lana the most convincing, it is said,| Francesco Longo’s oe acs rhs | with variations. She turns is taken from rd since “Sentimental Tommy.” With| gram is the third unit of the bill sitfainr witnnet td Child's famous story, “Here’a|her are Jack Mulhall and Myrtle| Directing the All Artist orchestra in| down the ey Adee se i A It not only lives up to its] Stedman. | sp arrangements of “Bagdad,”|the musical director of her. os Man,” “My Best Girl,” his| own little show. The picture —leave | pretation of “Kitten on the | centers about the back stage fast net,” but it also|comedies, forms the seccnd big unit | K them Now MILLION eh ding tac pe depiasiqindsed VT of @ little actress. It is idediy unusual dramatic | of entertainme the show. This | so DOLLAR _ the carriage int THEATER ima | he this cr ing 0" | eduled fora showing soon d rdat rful and. emot with | hilarious apee¢ ory of i a|in the way of special concerts at the Scheduled for a showing 80 | | | MADISON bf PeFawcett and Alec Francix' us! tridls aboard-a Pullman car-is' said! fecond ave. sbow- house, at the Columbia Se wt . 4 roll Lloyd in “Now or Never,” is said to be at his hilarious funniest. PATRONS’ CARS Jazzy whirling romance | Harold Lioyd’s re-picturization of y of zestful escapades of | ‘Now or Never,” one of his funnist own