The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1925, Page 16

e Tonif&t and Tomorrow 5 2 peetacula | 5 = rs} Colleen Moore < o In Bena Ferber’s S [a] . “Ss 2. ” . Oo » fa} A First National Pleture ‘ Oo Wallace on the Wartitzer : Coming fe o BLS ee BOARDMAN Ls] Lew oopy CONRAD NAGEL the marital relations © fa young ce appealing expose of Is marriage Ls) oO oO (a) Oo a Oo | O Oo ; oO ie o 3 ; [a 4 | Qo oO | 4 Oo ie 2 “a i SAFETY FIRST > When wolves, wild dogs, bear 3 thriller! Storm ods and a love te for any emerge gle in Darkest Africa Que ¢f the fret ~ - A woman's heart is i +n Tract <jesone torn between two men of James Oliver Curwood One she: loves; the other she marries! SMMC story, “Baree, Son of Kazan. being filmed, was a we élinic. ius — ‘TO SCREEN CANFIELD NOVEL } were sent up with the that | spe | they would never be called upon, | Ma but with the idea of being ready for | *"* ° flesh way of tor Glenn Hunter has teen ¢ jas the star of “Once a Pe Hugh MeNait Kehlar, start some time this week of Wit am TODAY—FIRST TIME The Romantic Portrayer of Fine Weatern Roles “Notch Number One” Surrounded by n Cast of Favorites, Im x the CHAMPION COWBOY Yakima Canutt MARJORIE DAW ADDED FEATURES Arizona's Grand Canyon Starland Revae L ALL THIS WEEK Nights—ihe to $i Mat—Ise “PARISIAN REVUE” _ Europe) ovelty FRANCES ARMS — A Series of Song Types | ~ STAN KAVANAGH & COW |) Princeton and Watson a Soa _in “T00 LATE” os Griffin Twins The Prinee Cha of Vande- ville, Pantomime ___ MISS ROBBIE GORDONE ! DICK HENDERSON A Com w Fables—Topics of the Day—News Orchestra saesinaictonieeentenrapateestrpameneeed | “Any, Time 10 Loge Sents 200 BLUE MOUSE and Tomor- yw and then KO” “Viola Dana —2— prize” he Beauty rath Tanah Thritle and MONTY BLUE MARIE PREVOST “DAUGHTERS OF PLEASURE” orrow—Huster Kenton in “THE NAVIGATOR” flomance ANY DAY ANY TIME ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY STATE THEATRE IST AVENUE at MADISON ST. Only Theatre in Seattle Now Playing Two Circuits of New York Road Shows VAUDEVILLE BIG COMPLETE ACTS ON EACH BILL ———OTHER ATTRACTIONS ——— ROSE BUD REVUE - PICTURES NEW SHOW TODAY » } CONTINUOUS and EVERY 10 AM, TILL MIDNIGHT MONDAY and THURSDAY ? 10¢—15¢—25¢ I Roy""Cl Seu for Start on Screen ih] Hey, pretty face; want to work Trene Rich and John Roche a scene from the story of J It was a director at the old Mack|q@ woman's buffet with life, “A Lost Lady,” which starts SOW. : a ee ee csr pape vatpg fe. th & ue Mou We aae?. Ae see ae We trust that this daughter of the sea has chosen a balm-'* togets I W Cather’s kn 1 . re for tt sof vent = er atmosphere than that of Puget Sound in March for her “™* | "A Tort Lady,” mes to the| dered her incapable of battling» th . t if od ° ° taid ort 1 N Big Colonial Film Ase 2 pally ag hye ; a ot seual & Foended on Truth a Mgnnes EM ee air Musical Comedy Co. <seemer Now! Big 3 Unit Show 1 “THE MAD WHIRL” 2 HAROLD LLOYD in “NOW OR NEVER" 3 LONGO'S JAZZ WEEK. A GREAT SHOW SATURDAY “TROOPING with ELLEN* with HELENE CHADWICK from The Saturday Evening Post Metropolitan Theatre Sunday, March 8th Afternoon at 2:30, Evening, 8:15 SWEDEN Its Magic Beauty and Progress The most beautiful scenic picture ever Its new panchro- matic effect transports you to Sweden as on a magic carpet, Here, ona sunlit summer night, you seem actually to look upon, really to live in, the most en- oes ne es,theromantic spots of lore and legend, and the splendid cities and inepiring de- velopments of today. It is a pic. ture of dreams come true, of memories red, in a land where Viking traditions have en- dured thi many stirring cen- turies into an age of electricity. ALE MOTIGN TRAVEL Pita Produced in Summer, 1924, WALDEMAR J. ADAM A REAL TRAVEL TOUR IN MOTION PICTURES Tickets on sale now at Box Office of Metropolitan Theatre Prices .50, .75, and $1, plus tax rHE SEATTLE STAR ig “Lost Lady” Picturization of Willa Cather Story to Blue Mousse —~ Believes Women t Fall for Cave Man With the belief that the sees of he Film Epic of the West! | stage play 1 Canyona. omance of n the goldes From Consady to Stark Tragedy Q t is that both the Greed.” t ‘ as t big, slow-thinking de s goaded to ruls » ples derful in t e, used Thanks Pretty Face ——— | Pathe Transfers nt. blindnes th : " Seattle’s Beauties | ti. 0s tor: ? “t tera ls eee to Silver Screen | ° : ple ‘for supren Wonderful Gowns in “Born Rich” Announcing Sunday Noon Con Starting March 15th NEWS OF PRDERS dvak on Ramu ss DED Three Unit Show — arrangement hag ed approval from pi Ackerman-Harris \ Circuit at State % co Pe ig to Manager Robert A> With Ellen,” a story of ow house cur d, with Helene Chat wick and Gaston Glass, opens Satur day e950 |Western Film ,at Winter Garden “Notch Number One,” starting at Winter Garden Thursday, @ } ner Western thriller, starring Ben Wilson and Yakima Canuih |The story is of a rancher, laccused of murder of the father of girl he loves. In order ave the man, whom he believes to be her fiance, he allows himselt] |to ‘be captured and jailed. The proving of his innocence iy | Yakima Canutt is said to be dram Jatic in the extreme. “FOLLY OF HONEST INJUN © character in the photoplay of thé | building of the first t | al railroad, “The Iron Horse” now entering its eighth month at) |the Lyric theater, New Fork, i 8% | full blooded Sioux. He lives at tht | Pyramid Lake reservation in, Net) where many of the scenes fof) photoplay were taken. TRACTIONS ” the Edna Ferber story or, in “Born Rich. Terry in “The Great Divide o Beauty Prize cim's "Greed ‘Unsightly Hair Rid | Roots and All yuo y |THE PICTUR ,OrNoCost! peauTiFUL | easily and quickly removes ail superfivous hair, | From tace, arms and le all. Karma; | | as this discovery ia ca made of the finest | ing bal oe ae soptied, fee plan ns i if Toots, joasens them. gently and vaudevilie | tates ut the hairs. No musa. 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