The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 22

| Star at Liberty; Ricardo Cortez, Adolphe Menjou and Frances Howard in | “The Swan,” coming to Coliseum. ‘ In The Most Gorgeous Pageant of Colorful Egi@rtainment Your Eyes Have Beheld STARTS TOMORROW the successor te The Sea Hawier “AS MAN DESIRES” i PA 22 TNE SEATTLE STAR Ht {I}| | Ronald Coleman and Aileen Pringle return to Strand; Mary Philbin in Wy rf | i “Fifth Avenue Models” at Columbia; Raymond Griffith and Viola Dana to TODAY WE INTRODUCE Seattle's latest and and greatest inno- | vation in popular- | priced éntertain- ment, TELELLEUEE EEE Laas I HEILI G Lrineesntec ce tensa Sess pen arena come ent Great Reasons Why You Showa See This SOCIETY JAZZ Production— Taoacen ani um VVVTN REAL LO iu The i ise VA FAY oR AT MADISON Continuous Daily queen of Mystic yh Noon to 11:30 p.m. ' Novelty Concert MeKee's Areadian Band HARRY Is America’s Famous Tenor FOX AND MACK WNP on BETANCOURT & GIRLIP “The Only Act of Its Kind" » Aileen Pringle. 2. The Polo FEATURE PHOTOPLAY Mate James Oliver Curwood's Pte rd “THE HUNTED WOMAN” HATUUTLIVUUTTTTTTTT TT POPULAR PRICES Os Route hee BARGAIN NIGHTS Strand; (2) Mary Phil a tempestuot MATINEE 0 carson A()e bia; (3) Raymond Griffith in a e fron WEEK DAYS ROL MATS Rica Yortez, featured in the cast of Ards a Dime-Gnyhine /t rdo. Corte : I 3 ¢ slltocntais Pri Bathing, Girls, |. The Airplane Honeymoon. n “A Thief Paradise,” coming Saturday to the fth Avenue Models,” next weel attraction at the Colum- urday to the Liberty; (4) Menjou and Cortez |; \!Comedy and Mystery n “The Swan” SCREEN gs as jalpsabecrpui Combined in Film With ett 5 i] AILEEN PRINGLE the Torte | | Lamerery a RRR 5 weationa sii f | CoLismun . ‘ «Pa | Navy Band Scores “LIBERTY NEWS Shane z | conusura ‘ et ier Buck l}Winka” couting | : | Aad, Teli as Pan Feature |, mo he Cn | ae noc | at ame stn, au cam a wna, |e fin ee tea RONALD COLMAN |” tsi wine U 8 8 New, : | Sinrem wakes tain fanat to "homanee and Mant 3 DORIS KENYON ages this w a COLONIAL— William Far a Ha a SrATE— Movie’ at Buckingham Peb before the king ant and, on February 18 ORPHEUM—Ja METROPOLITAN PALACH Hur Cis VPANTAGES— Vaudey ft ‘This is band to a aye. h equally as popular S 4 band, wh local theater #01 “As honored as I felt,” be row nfused and slightly ‘fuss Jed” just be singing. But whet |my turn came, I had calmed dowa and gave their majesties my vey best | “Yes, tell the girls that Edward Screen Sweethearts Lionel Barrymore. bea Cast Together Again Is Blue Mouse Star |, Raymond Gritci af oO the Prince of Wales was there, to8 x ce ( dwick, W Boyd and| |He seemed to enjoy our perform a He is playing t eque t } y Anna May Wong. ls his musical interp: ss t aes pla ( ' for’ one wee ‘ ° dy! to: tha effec O : MAAS CA ssisias ; es eit Role in Picture rpheum Program atted th, t ; zs Age igual 5 Skilled Poise analio ; wate Rete Bard ; “| Parallels Reality “ge g With Fun Me Me = LS i cya tial as ; heey wy at Winter Garden poi son, The theme of this} | Ti : ys the pa er acts is| Horsemar r c aes Oliver ¢ y expect f leased marks the re Mae 3 to] both back, « : in big style.| POY, Yakima : the American screen and her first ; Kae t found | § e a Vi eae tay na ome new songs jt b le » fo appear sa V aph star. Rust Fou plendor of the] Ww ri Johnny Harron, who appeared as | Adelphi Constance Talmadge'’s brother in| J unique 3 p 4| 8 the “Dulcy,” portrays one of Connie's | patte by M I Wesley 1 Jonol many lovers in her latest offering, | and two. charr rning to Love.” Wgh pers 3roken Toys” | nicely costumed some clever dances soldier drill, a Bowery number and als Spanish dance. 's own life is a| . of the highest | 4 } in “GO reed Pee By Mr, Jensel = esl Until Saturday | Alma Rubens Coming |! World's Charapion The other acts include black-face| t 0d, to which ho re with the Conboy drollery, Irish humor, and some | tires « evening after the day's | YAKIMA CANUTE clever modeling lin Capitol Picture work Is over, with only an old} a eae | 1 Ie 1 Kverything?” the |fflend and a wonderful Great Dane} Harry Ross, tenor at the! Also "The. (o-Getters” | re W will be the attract s for companionship | Palace Hip, is said to be the|\ With } ‘ ! OE hs first man to sing “Roses of Alberta Vangh | ; ; | : Reliis 4 ct Vga | Alma Ri «| Buster Keaton Picardy” in France during NOW PLAYING | young matr » Rane aAaan praeeil 3 A EMMnt ant deveted husband in State Comedy the war, He ts singing the Matinee Sa ~ I fl who, having once made her chotcc| Buster Keaton in Sherlock, Jr,°|POpWar number this reek} LAST TIMES TODAY er the |between two men, is again called|is the feature photoplay attraction [With Roy Clair's show. TIS * Pay, ay. y upon to choose between them. at the State, to remain until Sun: fe) oe 4 {Chuckles | : ISpoaita Walaa ‘aiGuMtlen/ oleh toems [tay uphtl “erhes Gomady Mat cue Ge Fr’ ace congnneye: Gr Sn f | ‘ Herbert Rawlin and Dorothy }, Colorful Romance | the dramatic crux of the story, calla]the gifted humorist's best produc: seas during the world war will Ath vd for a highly intel nt Interpreta- | tons, forget the Anzac Coves, tale te Devore in “The Tomboy || Coming to Strand tion of a woman's aecret emotions| Five acts of entertaining -vaude |e, : Pibescare ate oleae © ction |and gives Miss Rubens perhaps her | ville, includin roupe of Australian soldier-enter- ne ere Specie STARTS TOMORROW Final Week of ROY CLAIR & CO. in “‘Hiram’s Farewell” ang ONE EL BARRYMORE “MEDDLING WOME! « to| most effective part edy and drama are scoring big with Frank Mayo, H. B. Warner, j Audie nees at the “family t “|the spirits of the men during the “On With walter McGrail and Lilyan I Bud Revue continues tolstress of the period Neyer wae ean < i and to man are seen in the supporting with its music and ‘as pehigmetal Play ytherea. cast Tho picture 1s sald to be full of Ne One Seated During | T We vith, {ttiners that did much to keep up| &# i er ee aid to equal Hae Harry Ross, the popular tenor with the Roy Clair Musical Comedy ° “Janico Meredith, with starton company H | 01 aur ° ie fi de 3 ip, was and " jan ice | age Ce A a bakes CteEs Davies in the title role, will remain | ono of the prmers of the Prologue Hj ou t is the story of a ma ° lat the Capitol until Saturday night Night—0e0 to MILTON SILLS ; an, falls | rea | Saturday Matinee ye, 50c to served in Fre than four One of e masquerades as another man, falls : i Mered | th [in love ith ono girl, and ts loved 4 by another, an unscrupulous Bu os 6 - pas Sere BY} rasiin girl, who ts his accomplice in Farnum Is Virile NY |the impersonation Star at Colonial One of the unique features of the WernorOIT ‘Why Women | Remarry’ ss’ Most coveted pos: Royal Order to ap- “Drag” Harlan, so called bocause | THE film is a polo game played by girls clad in bathing sult, The game} bis peculiar trick of seeming to] marks the beginning of an exciting |drag his guns out just before the | HOW P = reo, ending in thrilling rescue lightning-like movement that sont im ; 15 i Aileen Pringle, Dorly K n and Vinteera| AT POPULAR PRICES 11:00 c COMING SUNDAY— I | 5 ia Colin nee the: wi thom spitting bullets, ride® into the | |desert on his horse, Purgatory, to | stars who o featured in the ‘ 4 WILLIAM FARNUM + ar, ALMA RUBENS || : Jung, two’ outiawy who Killed nie/ «BIG TIM” Acs VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES 4 cl FRANK MAYO Racing devotees will soon have | parthor @ | R “DRAG HARLAN Eimer Hie ! [tho opportunity of seolng on tho| And’ that starte tho retion th ALWAYS the BIGGEST SHOW in Seattle | First Ave, and Pike St. H. B. WARNER Jactoon actual reo scones taken atdaviniam Farnum’ ture, 4 y THE STAGE apt EN Oldfashloned Prise’ Walt i JOriontal park, Havana, In "Wild. : : eo Rath Fh 1 AU Ro? ON EE STAGE ON THE SORE TOMORROW 2 ent tye LILYAN TASHMAN |ifire,” starring Atleen Pringle, somo |#2rlan,” at the Colonial Friday, — | ROSH BUD REVUE ANOTHER BIG TREAT The World-Famous $ oF THE LAW" Jof tho most thrilling and important | Saturday's attraction wilt be @par: | RE and COMIC FOR OUR PATRONS of Beauty and |wequences are laid at the tra and | riers of the wo of t| PICTURES T. Hayes Hunter, the direc As | qnor traffic , starring Hele nf U. S. Ss. NEW CHU CHIN 6 “1S LOVE lven a free hand hy the e | Holmes and Willlam Desmond | Ladies 10¢ msoclation in Havana that his 5 nee CR RN UM Ae atta, MEXICO BAND CHOW h to One Holding the thin Pherenn ough, famous rac: |the principal roles in “If 1 Marvy v of Fatal ‘ of 6 Offeriig Syncopated Music | 4 pha Story 4 at at Day an | ky Door 99 Jina more, was shipped to Hay ma] Again,’ wan introduced to the the | With a Salty Tang Desert ee Nouns Lady ing 9 0 dn part in the race that pro-|atrienl world by the late composer e ALSO: evtiake y i vides the climax of the stgpy. ‘Thor: |director, Victor Herbert, who « ADMISSIO in BIRD Staceli ti eonard’s Orchestra oa plays the main part in the} gaged hor for a part in his fntaloat Lb L250 7 OTHER BIG ACTS 7 picture version of “Wildfire, diversion, “Princess Pat,” A LO NOON TILL M t ——— ‘ "