The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 21

FRIDAY —_— MARCH 18, 19285 Pid and Pike That’s when the big engagement starts of the J. and V. Harmony hounds de luxe—merry melody maniacs who will tickle you pink and several other colors with their sweetly-tender popular music! —EACH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT “Arkansas Blues” “Me and the Boy Friend” —- = — = * 4 “Copenhagen” “Tl See You in My Dreams” =— =i fs — Fo — 2 — NS — ts -— Playing at Colonial return, 1 | Cate Viola Dana and Ray aide oF W ; fn “Along Came F 4 ‘ ; .. that b ‘ ' ENDING TONIGHT “THE GREAT | DIVIDE” | | ES ROR A CS TONIGHT, GOODBYE TO “SO THIS IS MARRIAGE” SATURDAY— One whale of a show— THOMAS MEIGHAN and LILA LEE \ MUSICAL EVEN T FOR SEATTLE SUNDAY NOON CONCERT 1230 Under the Direction of SALVATORE SANTAELLA by the STRAND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA COMING TOMORKOW— Corinne with Duke, the dog, and Tony, the wonder horse Through” A virile story laid in the Alabama mines 3, 5, Tand 9 p.m. iit An entirely different role for Corinne, but more gorgeous gowns; more daring drama; more beau tiful love scenes, RALPH GRAVES “The Plumber’ One of the best comedies Mack Sennett ever made - SEATTLE natural colors, in the new PATHE REVIEW Street Scenes— With BORDE Sto HOLMES HERBERT TAN KEITH EMILY FITZROY DAVID TORRENCE Mack Sennett Comedy “BULL AND SAND" NEWS EVENTS Ww COMES poMORno ’ TO! riflers’ “The T maybe you are in them! ) Finest Avewur ar Mapison CIRCUIT rn Learn These Choruses for Sunday, 12:30 o’Clock: OF BIG TIME ACTS “Th Sunshine of Your Smile" ROSE BUD REVUE “Fairy Tales.” First Run Picture ut News and Comedy “Sv A Ben Orchestra and Organ Music 'Fol TH ano ig lows. 10c¢ wis0 i130 15¢ Lots of Fun®) 4 @ $25 in Cash Prizes | VIOLA DANA cee wk ees a eee IY “ALONG CAME RUTH COUNTRY y on the Wurlitzer Tomorrow Pa jie Jack Hoxte in ‘lying Hoots TONIGHT \ VAUDEVILLE || THE SBATTLE STAR New Corinne Griffith production coming to Strand; Bebe Daniels bac “Price of Pleasure,” with Virginia Valli, to be Columbia attraction. 1) Corinne Griffith m “Loves Wilderness,” which starts Saturday at the Strand; (2) Robert Frazer and Be Daniels in a scene from “Mis luebeard,” scheduled for the Coliseum; (3) Thomas Meighan in « dramatic mome from “Coming Through,” coming to the Liberty; (4) Virginia Valli in “The Price of Pleasure,” the coming attra n at the Columbia | Columbia Books “Price of Pleasure” Bebe Daniels in Diverting Comedy A com | Last Showings of She Married in Winter Garden Film Haste and, etc. b errs K re The A “The Triflers”’ Is r mae Triple Star Film Bai « ic UDP : Mining Camp Story in : Is Meighan’s Latest j LAST TIMES TONIGHT : oming to the Liberty | _MIRAGE” | i fe . a STARTING TOMORROW VIRGINIA VALLI 2 NORMAN see > a VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES | 7 Topnotch Acts 7 HEADED RY ROBERT REILLY and His nny Queena in Irtah a and Dances FOUR GIRTON GIRLS SID LEWIS MACK AND COREL AND OTHER ACTS THE FEATURE PICTURE PATSY RUTH MILLER and DAVID POW in “BACK TO LIFE of the Season's Best Dog and Horse in Heilig Picture “Teeth,” latest starring vehicle m Mix, with Tony th e 4 many hatr The book Ja de. ¥, a love story | on the sequence been slightly Rrenter opportu ny and Duke | ”© as fine a Mix film as as over been made ve One aoe \Capitol to Change Films on Sunday Hope Hampton, Harrison Ford and | Mary Astor will be seen for the last | | times in “Tho Price 6f a Party,” he Capitol Saturday night. The| tory is tho lively, action type, con A Universal TING TODAY | Jewel ) aus erning a girl who leaves her quiet | : | 16 In a small town te ¢ Wear || cortune on roadeeay ? Hee Seven days of galety, of love, of ae a} te unday a rollicking comeay with Wi and he sont her iM) The ohnny Hines and Faire Binnoy, en: | Tee See Coe toes any On FAOsss Bee 7 Gattison Bist abs i} 0 sho m1 oO ¢ol or, a \J & Elli aN | : titled “Tho Speed Spook,” .vill start ared to conquer, to find |Jones lott |The picture combines ody of tho| tartling, audacious | Asatated by tat | |typleal Johnny Hines type with the | ayeetaay (GVe, BtOry, Sis | thrills of tho race track. It 1s booked Ira q 3 | 108 =; Doris Duncan | °* as a fast moving film, with a lot 2 | % || of laughs, *8% Arthur Byron | * [erBa FOR TimneR” | The popular dance places of Los a Y "| Pressler and | || Angeles aia tho Pacific Coast are H jhumming a new and clnating Kla , x 1h aome cn | |tango-fox-trot, “Tho Dancers.” ft] Zoe Delphine Cor Tio || ¥" ppy Gray and tn: | BREED AB metRopoLitAN—4 ays only! STARTING WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18 ‘The Most Exciting Play Ever Written “T= CAT tie CANARY” THE A Henry Duffy F A en version of the NEWS |i0 MEANY Agsociated Students tuesday Eve, HALL of U. of W. MARCH 17th PRESENTS CHALIAPIN In ConcmrRn»r SEATS NOW SELLING Sherman, Clay & Co. Third and Pine in comedy at Coliseum; Thomas Meighan in “Coming Thru,” at the Liberty; PAGE 21 [al KICHARD DIX Ot “A Man Must Live [a] And on “a Saturday! Ah! then you may see the big “Pep. Week” French farce Doo oop Oooo nooo ooo. be nt C- ooo opoooloeroio with Bebe Daniels Raymond Griffith Robert Frazer Proving that One Husband Plus Another Husband One Hushand Too Many! Because this frisky girl marries ‘em in pairs! odd oooooolololooo oololooloooolo Coliseum Concert Orchestra under Wineland EXTRA! Special Attraction— The J. and V. Melody-mad SYNCOPATORS These Harmony Hounds play the latest spine-ticklers ff SE Se) SEPP PEEP EEE EEE AAA Till Saturday Nite Only MARY ASTOR HARRISON FORD HOPE HAMPTON A 25c DRAMATIC STORY ANY DAY ANY TIME OF A GIRL, WHO TOYED WITH FIRE Ls si, 1 Young Lady \ Assistants, Moved to 1810 Westlake rant The Nimes