The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 13

yONDAY, MARCH 16, 192 Tom and Tony s of Heilig Film Play Together on and Off the Screen ti Foo Miz anc Tony are the best of pals. The two, to- with the Great Dane dog, Duke, are putting a lot)\*t¢ tion into “Teeth,” at the Heilig this week. Tony and Dub het to make “Teeth, Helig, about the best 5 fmous Tom ha peture ts from Virg! the dog, iy gting. He is Pe villain, th: ™m which “he Mis pretty mist the closest friends to has to do some tall Tony and Duke com share of cov es| picture is oj entertaining LIBERTY SONGFEST jean-and Oy Frederick Isham Rich, wh fare for and is back af | ' Comedies Cause, Most Heartache Says Producer | | © & minimum the publi ort ot varied. We n Bu must give them 6 Is not only true the har dy to tranamit on call high comedy sumat al artintr to play a light re Muc more than it doe ence, t wet that how! of spark of comedy must be there. ‘Bebe Daniels Gets Laughs at Coliseum medienne-shi; t as many laughs the terns Coliseurn thi does in “Mins Bluebeard farce, in which omedyland at the French whe r she's hard-preased for his honora by Raymond Griffith © a comedy his kling parts be part this week rast to usual lovable but it ~ | marriage-by-miatake u'll die laugh n Rey mite acenen Rainbow same auth Sage.” bill and a broad Ben Bolt” was SCREEN ATTRACTIONS METY—Thomas Meishan in "Cx Bebé Daniels in “Mis: ine Griffith in Virginia Valit in B Mix in “Teeth. “The Triflers,” YA Wats The Triflers, RDF: w rie Mei MOL—"The Speed “Captain B . erie and vaudev Th with Mae Rusch, Elliott Dexte “The Marriage Market, *auline Ga. and Harry Doa with hi low the ing re “Pilgrims’ was given an impressive interpre tion by Wallace, as his clos! number. of “Fol Swal Chorus n “Dreamer ngs Trail and of and HEREY TODAY |i and UNTIL FRIDAY /NIGHT ONLY | ACTION! “ROMANCE! THRILLS! HERE'S THE PICTURE THAT HAS THEM ALL! THEY HA WILLIAM WINDER and His ORCHESTRA FEATURING “AMERICA’S OWN MUSIC fe APPEATUNG DAILY HxCK ALL SEATTLE 4 1 ON MONDAYS t HUMMING HEAR TODAY JEAN ANTHON GREIF SUPREME “OH, MABEL” INVING HERLIN'S LATEST HL slapatiok. | «| Bought Morring THE SEATTLE STAR fo Cryin’ Blues Because She Trifled Now at Blue Mouse And All in Picture Back on Duty | Af ter Flying for | pimon Fietare| co to eft IS nd a yers Calite PAGE cr “Love’s Wilderness” | Is Dramatic Stowy Offered This Week at Strand A H Ren¢ and made Ww Douglas Fairbar Columbia Star Is True Artis Ellie Those look lke The scene De “The Triflers,” which Mae fror Htiof t Says Modern Girls and Sold 5 mR much a market butcher store or shop. Eevet on ¢ Wallace r dressing com Name te Fic st G.iffith and Holmes Herbert in a scene from the current attraction at the Strand. Corrine yve’s Wilderness,” the | is according to the selection of the star. Its theme is that “a woman may tire of her gowns and jewel she may tire of everything else in the world, But she never tires of heroine in The love theme is out of the beat en path of domesticity. It carries its heroine from her Southern home 4 heart-breaking denouement in 4, and to final happiness in the South Sea isles. t n Keith are n the principal masculine roles, both do excellent work eis to aug 1 acting producing | Sabatini Film Now at Colonial vo’ Speed and Laughs «in Capitol Film picture. Rafael Sabatini, need be said. It i re from st ren Kerrigan lotte Meriam head the excell Tuesday's attraction will be Rich rd Dix and Bebe Daniels in “Sin- n Heaven.” the Adonis of ti $s willing to en s in % contest to the perfect 52 in the jase ®s with. her ur fly in all directions, and | doesn't even turn around to} t keeps driv. | Po rything the leading ardo Cor of ‘Love in his |the race, with hardly a second to ising scene | spare. Hines| The picture is the breezy, refresh- k speed |ing type that is easy to watch and pint of easy to laugh at. itten 1} Raymond oman a 5 lue=ssus SEATTL GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE You Can’t Go Wrong! If YOU GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO— Tro TH UAE MOUSE She Flirted— and Forgot! She Loved and Remembered! LIFE WAS GAY— and a care free game. Men were her toys and LOVE was a plaything to’ tire of and cast aside. eee em oe eee a