The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 22

«a . H b t oe (a . » i i t § * i Pe TT Te Te TTT TT Colleen Moore SATURDAY | She loves him «so | much that not even her husband can take her away from him! LEW CODY = CONRAD NAGEL ? = A Harassed Husband! 2 A Disgruntled Wife! a nderstanding Lover! in a “Comedy of Errors” with a dramatic realization with— JAMES KIRKWOOD ANNA Q. NILSSON RAYMOND HATTON JOSEPH KILGOUR SHELDON LEWIS NATURE and NERVES wreck this woman's dream of the man she = wants until—! Learn These Choruses for Sunday, 12:30 P.M: Coliseum Concert § Orchestra under WINELAND || Sn HSS Pensions amounting to 72,000,000 | potnds (about $250,000,000) were paid | to war veterans and dependents of | those killed in the world war by the| British government in 19 () Last Times Today ROY CLAIR CO. in “HOW COME?” —and— VAUDEVILLE New Show Tomorrow ROY CLAIR CO. in “WHICH ONE?” —and— Feature Photoplay EVA NOVAK deville Pictures | EXTRA—EXTRA | SPECIAL ATTRACTION! This Week Only } SEATTLE FIRE DEPARTMENT QUARTETTE “The Pride of ‘Reattle” IN ADDITION TO | 7--Acts Vaudeville--7 | The Feature —PICTURE— CONWAY TEARLE AND MADGE KENNEDY In a Marvelous P! ure “BAD COMPANY” “THE BATTLING FOOL” Continuous Sundays 1 to Il hours. Profes- ALL THIS WEEK Nights—-15¢ to $1 Mat—ISe to We “PARISL European Griffin Twins eines Charmings of Vnade- Miss" ROBBIE, GORDON — ~ DICK HENDERSON edinn Who Sings “The Navigator” Kiddie Amateurs Tonight ~ PFOMORIMOW “SURGING SHAS" of the Day—News Orchestra oof eee | &| This | much Taken ern gil, of Arizona, Story of “Ds ick-stage coming to Columbia; 1; “From Atop the World,” Stranc THE SEAT TLE STAR “Great Divide” to re | Ele anor Boardman in “So This Is Marriage,” booked for Liberty. main at | with Année LQ. Nilsson, coming to Coliseum; am Bl ie from the mon: | makes good at the *)|“Great Divide” =|Continues at Strand from the p by Wil now r at FLEANOR BOARDMAN = g James Kirkwood Is Cousins i in Film ; |Back tae Story |Coming to Columbia Tangled Troubles “in Liberty Picture last mint io Linery CoLIseUM STRAND } ULE MOUSE cCarrron COLUMBIA 1PILIG Va WINTEH GARDEN ung OLONTAL STATE onrPneUM Va Paris PALACKH HIP UL SCREEN ATTRACTIONS STAGE PANTAGES —Vardes headilr w Fred 1 — ite |\Under Sea Fantasy |Adds Charm to Film of Va realistic frienc in the part »|Funny Film Jolters. the latest relics received by 6 museum is an jek will t al production tars playing in the picture e held o is of a sheltered Eat. | who moves to and of her exp n whom she ts f with whom the wilds she the Strand next In two magnificent episodes of splendor unparalleled Tt wiht PSTATE STAI Fina? Avewve ar Macrson| BIGGEST SHOW VALUE IN SEATTLE OF DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM NEW YORK ROAD SHOWS Circuit . Vaudeville ROSE BUD REVUE he 7— TONIGHT ~ Un Went Sta A in Notch No. |) 106 15¢ 25¢ a x ti Saturday N WILSON 1” tern Romance Alno Arizona's Grand Canyon rland Revue and « Comedy D William Fox's startling drama of New York night life coupled with “A Visit to Noptune’s Realm” _ é WITH > | \ BETTY BLYTHE JACK MULHALL BILLIE DOVE JOHN SAPNPOLIS of Vanity” the undersea fantasy, this romance of la days in the With Conway Tearle Alice Terry Wallace Beery Huntly Gordon “Greed” Held Over eeepc one nage |*°) Satisfy Crowds Jean Her = Now at Colonial Buster Keaton’s ™ shown @ of the West! The immortal stage play of the Grand Canyon— the magnificent golden West. (1) Helene Chadwick and Gaston Glass in “Trooping With Elle hich start urday at the Columbia »¢ vay Tearle and Alice Terry in “The Great Divide,” the attraction at the Strand; (3) Anna Q. Nilsson and Jame kwood “From Atop the World,” which start turday at the Coliseum; (4) Eleanor Boardman, ste f “So Is Marriage,” coming to the Liberty next Week \\Irene Rich Is “Lost Lady” 1 Victor Potel of McTeague's r the funniest of wless Starting March 15th TRAND Announcing Sunday Noon Concerts hitherto "Mc TEAGUE" by FRANK NORRIS’ || For a Few More Days to Accommodate the Crowds That Are Thronging to See $2.00 in New York $1.00 in San Francisco You Pay Only 25c 35c TH 630 Eve. Erich Von Stroheinis production from the great American novel ng June 30-8 { ction of $1,996, 000,000 received the 00 a year, amount BIG CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT at The Purple Mill rting ‘Tomorrow ree FIRST AND PIKE CH Gentlemen 25e Ladies 160 IRENE R RI SATURDAY NITE d “One Pair of $10 Shoes Will Bee “A Lost t Lady” ec Olver Aaee the Flaming 9 to 1230 of a Woman MONDAY NITE Big “Hoas” Race Dance Winner $5 Cash Dancing 9 to 12:30 Gentlemen 2e Ladies 1@¢ LEONARD'S ORCHESTRA Dancing Every Nite avulsed with | : Saturday TONIGHT— pauisid Rornance MAD Love WHIRL” HAROLD Laughter LLOYD HELENE CHADWICK GASTON GLASS A snappy picture of back-stage life from Earl Derr Biggers’ Saturday Evening Post Story ADDED. KATHLEEN DUFFY Beautiful Soprano “THE POLO KID"—Comedy LONGO'S ORCHESTRA