The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 22

ee PAGI THE SRBATTLE 81 FRIDA "Pendleton round- up picture with Hoot Gibson coming to Columbia; COLAO | L ‘Devil’s Cargo” next Coliseufh picture; Milton Sills in South Sea island film wer hayh ‘ [iat Stri and; Happy farce, ‘ ‘Ex xcuse Me,” at Liberty. " AR Ends Tonight |. Corinne Griffith tn “Love's Wilderness” * stunning COMING Wirat and Pige ATURDAY Tonight BEBE DANIELS in “MISS BLUEBEARD” ‘>; Fonight—Facowelt (y In “COMING TitRoRgy | ,) — == Saturday story of girl, a a hu cum The vibrant an innocer been A RIOT 4 in ( ‘alifornia) and the California 4 It has good man i man cargo y of the rush It has been \ SENSATION in New You Now (Saturday) it wing a be the holder of 4 laugh-record in Seattle! Swept Out to Sea in a Flimsy Boat! “THE DEVIL CARGO” The Screen Scream! The story of a loving pair who “wank” to get married. You'll never stop laughing at Rupert MILTON SILLS Fresh from the Glories of his Triumph in the “Sea Hawk” and VIOLA DANA Adapted from Gene Wright's “Pandora La Croix” SUNDAY NOON CONCERT 12:30 SALVATORE SANTAELLA Conducting the AUGMENTED STRAND ORCHESTRA 20 Artists “Let ’er Buck,” coming Saturday to the Col booked for the Coliseum; (3) Milton Sills in “As Man De- Adoree and Bert Roach in the comedy, “Excuse Me,” starting (1) Marion Nixon, Hoot Gibson and Josie Sedgewick ina scene from lumbia; (2) Pauline Starke, star of “The Devil's Cargo,” sires,” next week's attraction at the Strand; (4) Renee {o} With Be ovtcc Film Returns to C iia! *Janico edith film epic, will star Capitol Sunday. W in the title and an all-star supporting h claimed as one of auctions in a run at the ft Fins? faenut ar Macusors| TALK OF THE TOWN BIGGEST SHOW VALUE IN SEATTLE HIGH CLASS CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE ROSEBUD REVUE FEATURE AND COMEDY PICTURES f— Then Too) §& | Country } Store | - TONIGHT eS ASE | Admission 10c--15¢--25¢ Until Saturday BOB CUSTER and “Alaska” in “The Range Terror” An Intriguing Tale of the Southwest Winter Garden Orchestra Ay 25) ANY TIME the | ith Marion Davies piece cast, the picture ts ac- the biggest pro history of the TILL 6130 6:20 11130 10c 15¢ HOBART BOSWORTH PAULINE STARKE Kiddle Amateurs Tonight Tomorrow— “Huteh of the U. §. A” ‘Take 1 or 2 Lessons Latest Steps at STEVENS Private Halls, Day and Evi Young 1. |Famous Donkeb |With Otis Skinner Mr, Ott | donkeys 8k would hard without one of these along: with the sta Metropolitan Monday night 23, with matinees Wednes ad eo TONITE Big Prize Waltz and Spot Dance PURPLE MIL Gentlemen 2e FIRST AND rik Ladies 100 SATURDAY A 810 Pair of Shoes Will He Given Away Daneing Till 12:90 lemen 50¢ Second at Spring Last Times Today— CLAIR CO. in “Town Talk" ture Photoplay ARJORIE DAW in “PEAR BOUND Starts Tomorrow— Roy Clair & Co. —IN— “CHUCKLES” Herbert PRawlinson Dorothy Devore in “THE TOMBOY” CHILDREN—10e—Any ‘Time ORPHtUM A CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Now Bi to 15es M ying Ihe to Hoe ping Canines inging Comedy COSCIA AND VERDI TABBY AND SPARTOW ARRY WE A smor- |the Saturday at the Liberty. Triple Attraction at Columbia fay oaigl . Coming to Liberty SCREEN cCoLismum STRAND COLUMBIA WIL he BLUE MOUSE Nt GARDEN Orrin M METIOT PALACE (PAsTAGEs Famous Farce sof spring |, famous mas Early California Setting for Film 1 from Charles The River of the . dealing rilantes itizens who about “the the town's saloon hall scenes on the old The film is not ton \“Hearts of Oak” Now at Colonial Pauline Starke and Hobart worth play the leading roles “Hearts of Oak," the scree sion of Jamex A. Herne's ¢ melodrama of New Engl the n north, playing Friday pnial, “Hutch of the U. S$. A." ist the title of Saturday's attraction.| Charles Hutchison is the star in this drama of dashing American | pluck amid dangerous surroundings | Hutchison is called “the| thrill of the Bos. in nd at creator” these are some of the highlights | = lot the big pleture. |devold of comedy relief, much of It |being furnished by Raymond Hat- |problems of crime, |an band of gangsters, Tom Moore Coming \to Blue Mouse Tom Moore 1 are tho » interpret Thin Jew Blue Mouse week Knowing ‘Tom Moore Irish appeal and FE winsome loveliness, {t Thin Ice enacted, partic the fascir love and guess that arming! the story deals with tery Willlam Ruasoll, Robinson Texas Kid cast complete the Wi Darryl Francis Zanuck, won quite a remar for scenarios, is th ‘On Thin Ic the screen $On Thin Ice" ¢ story of a bank rot the daring, ruthless game pli movie. int wh may anticipate something ink. Lynn Cowan, who 1s In supporting George O'Brien in to Every Man,” the direc song to tie up‘ with the pic being made tion of John Ford, has VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES EXTRA! EXTRA! Biggest Scoop In Seattle's Show History Personal Appearance Soloman Basco AND 1® FAMOUS DOG TEAM Basco made the fastest time of all drivers in the Nome re- d death nist the unfortunate ANOTHER BIC NEXT W SEVEN BIG ACTS HEADED BY LBENORA Beautiful Girls tn 4 NOTURE 16 a Hunting” TREAT FOR OUR PATRONS. RTING MONDAY U.S. S. NEW MEXICO BAND OFFERING SYNCOPATED MU! , aime MIG WITH A “SALTY TANG” ularly Theodore | $1 500,000, and with a cast Von Eletz, Wilfred North, Gertrude | players, ° has | reputation | yed by} the ¢ ly | _ ATTRACTIONS hrough ‘Dew Story Appeals at Winter Garden |South Sea Romance Is Strand nis de “te Navy Band to n Play at Pantages Hugo Classic Returns to Heilig Third and fina emmie's || piece, “The Hunchback Damo," is scheduled, » t the Heilig, w prese immo} gave Hugo classio {ts original west premier elghteen months ago. The showing will be pos Itmited to ) | Charles W. McKee announces bq | Helle nadmisstc matinoes and remain unchanged. one week, Manage Th price of 25-cents nating mys-| Produced at a cost of more than “The Hunchback” pidure production of all Ime, with no close second competi tor or even a close third. ‘The cast includes the most renowned list of ames ever gathered together under anner, ‘arner F motion including Lon Chaney sy Ruth Miller, ‘Tully Marshall «| Hozman Kerry and sixty-two other 4| noted character artists To date the production has playe to a greater total of admission r ceipts than any other single or ploture attraction of all time ts every return showing see ast |b Kors erent stage nd tho signal for renewed outb of approval from picture fans, lovers and wn “Once nA ph |t0 critics, wherever it ts writ ture. | as used ==: | in the original showings will be used while a specially arranged concert t McKee's Arcadian band will preced jeach screening, The picture will t |shown continuously from 11:15 ‘a, m jto 11:16 eae |Clever Bill Is |Playing at Orpheum With Elliott Dexter's playlet as the headlining act, this week's Or |pheum bill has been entertaining its Jaudiences effectively. Comedy and music predominate thruout the acts, except for Mr. Doxter’s offering. — | A prize of) $60 ts being offered to | |the individual who turns in the] mont appropriate namo for the play, | jwhich Mr. Dexter wrote himself, and |stara in, The skit is highly dramatic, | with touches of pathos | Herbert Cliffton ix one of the biggest hits of the The audience is unwilling him leave the stage. Ho does female impersonations, specializing the com. | ody side, and hid characterizations are uproariously funny ‘ The original musical score show to Jet this | |serum to panic of 3,091 |c tn ati fy jault p.m, each day j= e Pa t. 8. H. Brumby of the senna ever ne on the Me ax fine an org nd ts co 8 greatest stage and the New > be equally al mus ts wife and fa- the feature of this al his- famous fe-saving ken Nome will come as heroes have an unu: am that ca live thru years to of one of cue stunts ever accomplished. the most courageous res Jimmie Quinn and The| regarded by critics as the greatest | Rroup is appenring at the Pant |with a background of realistic |kan settings Alas Varied Attractions at State Theater ts of New York will remain t tate am includes ly skits road show attraction until § girl R pict "shar that and th and y 1m 20 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Our Prices Are as Low uniity lenses and rmit, Sntiafaction H. MELIUS Optometrist and Optician 419 Pike St. MA In-sen5, Wallace Beery Pauline Starke Raymond Hatton Claire Adams Wm. Collier, Jr. J.&V. SYNCO- PATORS Turn loose their worry-wrecking ec- stacies to tickle auditory C your nerves Coliseum Concert Orchestra, Under WINELAND Soto = METROPOLITAN & NOW PLAYING & ‘Tonight, Tomorrow Matinee and Night Only The most exciting play ever written Nargaln Matinee Tomorrow Popular Prices: Nights, SOc, $1.10, $1.65, Sat. Mat, 50¢, 81,10, Six Nights Opening 8:15 March 23 SKINNER Based on’ Don Quixote) COMPANY fo sa 4) SET TINGS A MUSIC i DANCES in the Merry Spectacul: js HO DANZA’ he GREATEST PRODUCTION | Of this GREATEST STAR. No One Seat ng Prologue N $2.50, $2.00, $1.00, 500 2.00 to S00 J HUAACSeMH TULANE from hie cn neve ond pay | ith NORMA SHEARER CONRAD NAGEL RENEE ADOREE 9 |) WALTER HIERS This young naval o and his girl board # . train to get the preacher | —They can’t find wall Ist | ¢ Ob, My Goods There Is Tl § and Dan Cupid proves] 3 an Airplane Then there are woul ; —but more laughs than anything! A “Gang” Also! WALLACE on the WURLITZER | Learn These Choruses for Sunday, 12:30 p. m.: “Dreamer of Dreams” “Long, Long Trail” “Kashmiri Love Song” “Alexander's Rag Time Band” “Doodle De Doo” $25 in Cash Prizes “The Everlasting Jackson Gregory, will be |Tom Mix picture for next 9m |The Western star is now ff | Yosemite Valley shooting anor quences for “The Rainbow TEs |i last for the current seaz0?. | | | —" cm TODAY — TOMORROW J THEN GONE | THE BIG || LAUGH SPECIAL TJOHNNY HINES E —iIn— ie d “THE SPEED SPOOK” | Sunday Comes The Year's Big Picture @ q thousands of cu ae brought back to you regular prices. 25c