The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1925, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 192 {vl VIL LAIN, UNHAND THAT GIRL! | Says Screen ( ~ Sax Soloist | Thrills Abound [BAB 3Y MAR I'S FLAPPER oN) Moret and Is Replacing memn| in Life Story = —~ MoreWhiskers,™ Book Learning of Girl Writer inDoug’ s Film | mide 5. Th hk abc the a of th empectally In order to keer xi whisk the hig ‘ ‘hat. I of cultivation, t» + ‘ Eames, noted saxo- famous hat ed us our forefath t ‘ addition to William Winder’ i tion t M ix Jim ¥ x i Pauline Stark a ed wit : 3 1 : are featured in cast of “The Devil's Cargo No, t ' t the} Dan Met Happiness,” °*1 Baby Marie Osborne, former Seattle child, who was in| sideburn um © the eo 2 ae ‘ Eagle's Feather Alc ‘ her day as a child star atmost as popular as Jackie Coogan, Saturday at the ( {ee ur ek ieee Ne ea Pak Ruth," “The Beauty riz } ow grown up a d is back in motion pictures Miss|STAR’S MOTHER vo're h r ' of the towr . # Bi beter ara 4 open * P ¥ . . Jshorne makes her debut as a flapper in the photoplay of She lawlessness that mewhat puritanica t the local paper for the erance of the c se of lantes. He falls {ee aa fey Wen Cinceralia| ROYALTY ON WAY Liberty, fc | “GATE CRASHING” IS mea In conidered by" 10 MOVIE SUCCESS) «poxcuse ro! HABIT WITH TAMMANY ete Riieh: sactesvaobion to iieiacies nnlent pict the funniest plotures a gato crushed always wot “The Devil's Cargo,” the new pic- “ture which opened Saturday at the iseum. = Pauline Starke, Wallace Beery,, "Sc npson, who makes | “Or in some time, It iam Collier, Jr, and Claire en! 7Adams are featured in Oi #@ The story ts one of Sac: t c pes” on the tre re i —3850—a gold-rush town an to a drunkard hurried trip to ¢ to rooked look m: ‘orma Shearer and Cc r, She a “bt the contestan ‘ Mert Roach, ab the drt only returned took < under.” It was this In y ci use her mother seeme: pet that the Vighantes compos sed a t the French ng better, Now, how ~—— 5 ulsh them- hope is held out for Some sf These Words Ma y : " : it field: C at as : ¢ « = Help Vi With Crossword Puzzles : his toll in “7 F. ." now showin; emt legitimate theater Tyrannosaurus, so paleontolo; Byer, was the. first collector a} revenue wor an is the fiercest Moric dinosaur that hacker and First Nat Prect”"in the film-version of A. C Doyle’s novel. Imagine a prese py elephant multiplied five o: imes in size and power, with tee n | ale ig stalh Dig as a man’s arm, and the ap- | no tite of 200 tigers! hd dal hed about 10,000,000 B.C, = UBERTY SONGFEST ® Tomorrow afternion's Liberty Pontest and concert, wh the Liberty at 12:30 o’clo ‘ as much fun and music a “with this popular group of five chy for which the best s awarded cash prizes: Fifth and Pike Set aaa tee eng © ie, gn | e's Gea ay et arcana |etermen,, Tat, oem /FILM CAST RETURNS se a Norwegian end Danien music. it! SANTAELLA FEATURED: | | FROM BERMUDA TRIP/ am A story of the most colorful spot in the West during the most col- orful period of the West’s history —the California gold rush of ’49! “Doodle De Doo.” not fo A Oliver Wallace. the Libgty’s| rector E aifted organist, 1) offer these se-/| self he ions on the nt Wurlitzer | co of t “Dances of Henry VIII.” }a lessons. “Some day you'll see s Mensenger's name in front of oy Selection from “Rose' Ch = NTT SCREEN ATTRACTIONS n Norma Shéarer and Conrad Nage * said Ber starring Pauline Stark STRAND—Milton Sills in “As Man Desires.” COLUMBIA—Hoot Gibson In “L "The Hunchback of N Da: with Lon Chaney Tom ‘Moore and Edith Roberts in “On Thin Ik WINTER GARDEN—Owen Moore in “East of Brondway CAPITOL—Marion Davies in “Janice Meredith.”* COLONIAI—"The Painted Lady,” starring Dorothy MacKaill and Georges O'Brien. STATE—Movie and vaudeville “THE & = DEVIL'S CARGO = = | Mary Philbin has a lovely 4 Wi ALLACE “ep time in “Fifth Avenue Mo-| - Sr Ln - 4 An 18-Carat é ERY Open Orchestra ||| dels,” the picture coming to|fm S1ARTING TODAY! Melodeaina With a Real PAULINE STARKE x0 Reg and | the Columbia next Saturday, | Meaning! WM. COLLIER, JR. each Mi \stirring up a wild fight gat RAYMOND HATTON THEATRE ars lamong all the models in the CLAIRE ADAMS ae Fine Lerenut at Macxson dressing room Of a fashion- able Fifth ave. modiste’s. Gowns, chiffons, brocades, cs and furnishings are | wrecked in a general “free-| | for-all.” And Mary has such} a mild looking countenance, one would never suspect it of| j her. STELLAR ACTS NEW YORK ROAD SHOW THE J. & V. SYNCOPATORS coal ta = Lael a a oa = Ll - Load ra = -= = c) Raving-mad musicians, playing these om toe-tickling tunes— = m= -— = a Ld] Lt = ona = = al = ha ad om _ EAST OF BROADWAY ! | fier the Saturday Evenings Post slog | Thelopic of (pric carn by Rech vd Connell | FEATURE and COMEDY PICTURES 0¢ BIGGEST SHOW 10¢ 15¢—25¢ VALUE IN SEATTLE 15¢—25¢ “Big Bad Bill’ Is Sweet William Now” u're Just a Flower From An Old Bouquet” Jack Bain, singing “Honest and Truly” “Too Tired” * JOMUNNY. HINES Pinan ; Fn ree Hy: Owen Moore-Mary Carr -IN— | , "3-9 Nae hhc Mi a Hd |G Marguerite De la Motte “The Speed Spook” STARTS TOMORROW Music that charms COLISEUM COLOSSAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA 0) vit play the following t ag o'clock: Tour concert, St anoeye 2 1 Series came rourth of Im omposers ¥ A Scandinavian © ralvorsen The story of a lad who aspired to wear the blue’ and brass buttons of the law, They told him he was too short to be @ cop—as if cour- age were measured by @ man’s size— but he showed them “the stuff he was made of! A fasclnating, stirring story of the San Franeiseo underworld...two mur derous gangsters...a pretty girl...a thrilling mystery... tale of fortune, love and crime sprinkled with fun... with Charles Hutehixon and BEN TURPIN COMEDY —Wwith— TOM MOORE EDITH ROBERTS WILLIAM RUSSELL oo of the Boareny ate a frov R ae i PAA of the Mountel® Ringe the Mont gvon Male ¢ shar d \ ene ty, Arvitie e's o direc hi ne, With George OBrien & Dorothy Mack io ‘ : ‘ ail! 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