The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1925, Page 13

yo \ THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 ~ es) x 2 | rm | . Lr f Western Classic | I eh yi Sympathetic Appeal |/ pognedlt aI Beware of Vanity boalar American van Pl wy, “Great Divide,” Bp deo y F ggg Mbt Is Strand Attraction Group of Stars ) Strong in Cather’s “Lost Lady,” Now Is Moral of Lavish Picture Now Playing at | at Blue Mouse to Start Soon Heilig — Line w ARO by @ grou! from t pscorts fi spectators that |in Los Angeles we the crowd that met the San Di | direct |him in the banks pict months ha ly returned fro [nett Ere holds, | Shan: }jorte Daw, J per and othe Licut. B, H, Wyatt, of tho squad |ron detailed from the navy to escort the planes, brought with him two ns from the jin San Diego, Pauline Garon a legs Just was found that th San Diego a B. DeMi ton Hale, Mak + Hedda Hop. | these men ever concetyed for ture camera jearrier y g the picture « on the plet 1, AN annou' made that r th proi Tola, Tisha and Pharis Dell Melodrama |Now at Coliseum Hatley Gordon and Zasu Pitts are numbered among the| “The Top of the World” at the! Irene Rich and Matt Moore in an emotional scene from Comedy Satire | Billie Dove and John Bats polis are two POPE SU af “The Great Divide,” now playing at the Strand. The} ances a Be se “A Lost Lady,” the picturization of Willa Cather’s story,| at Winter Garden who are featured in “Folly of Vanity,” the modern story he same name, and deals in | lin pictures at the Heilig. sae stars Alice and Conway Tearle. Mouse. tling Orioles,” at the Win fw dout mbines the ‘ith, tha ra | the current attraction at the Blue a high Aes tVELOUS p! melodramatic fas mance and ad spirited English ¢ area of g ROMANCE tnherent In the | she eltered all her life, who is trana- s the moral conclusion merged. “Alice who runs away | h termed suddenly wilds of * laughter he pil to be Tals the basis for the appeal fr y rate to South Africa to marry a childhood an's life te being © rai : +H worth,” the bride of a year, t the fit t © Mot his we » that pe y 0 2 Dove, is fo: “Me Great Divide,” the film |)” fig reees ar Blue Mouse this v eink coat eters i D A f r | @ the popular stage play, y of the scenes are taken on| F 2 pursu: t even listening to th¢ > be of @ rich “sheik” will e to moral shipwre tt b enchantment in stich made it a ¢ A bog runs o: ea inculcated in turization of Grottoes of of lovely foam and domi the | merm t from | because 4 luxury «\Chorus Girl Story — |?" «Has Human Appeal |} The Col bring the beautiful soprano, «Capitol Film age die gga Work of Artist Schouler, MoT . Van Bure k Jonasson and Lorimer Joh | mond ne | Charles * starring raction com» © Price of Plea Valli, is an ai Ni NOTED AUTHOR TO : WRITE ADAPTATION ‘idea Glyn’ s “His Hour” fr. von § {sighted in} 2 i ny lt Attractive Film Lened eno ener aoateLoa ty: fe y at State ata k : ‘ variy novewanic ws io at State Theater i r acts of Bert POPULAR SOLOISTS ch “VERESES AT BAGDAD 9, popular tenor, and ese! for a chan died and ethereal uth dancer, are tew tured in the entertainment at Bag 1) dad theater-cafe this week. Lorenz¢ singing “Absinthe Frappe” and n Commandments of Love."* bizarre Oriental atmosphere and | out of th SUD} ‘The stor; ra draw an pplause playin Mhappy faculty of looking| you knew once, not like| ‘The Necessary E - f screen beauty” and winbaud is directing the part of the jazzage' Yo } usual ami N nt is proving an attraction to after demand Kathleen theater crowds. A STORY! So Vivid— So Real It Holds You Breathless VIBRANT, DAZZLING, SPRINGTIME OF WOMANHOOD SCORCHED IN THE FLAME OF A WILD LOVE—SEE WARNER BROTHERS SCREEN CLASSIC SHINES WITH A BRILLIANCY RARELY ACHIEVED BY ANY MOTION PICTURE STAR IN— “A LOST LADY” | WITH MATT MOORE JUNE MARLOWE — JOHN ROCHE GEORGE FAWCETT and many others NOW HERE! UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY HERE'S LAUGHS— LLOYD HAMILTON IN “HOOKED” bij ed) A WOMAN. PURRINGLY, LISSOMELY, FASOINATINGLY, DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS— SOME LOVE T0 LIVE BUT— SHE LIVED TO LOVE! PTT TT Tay PET TL ; ©