The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1925, Page 10

—| FAIR MARY IN DISTRESS i: : Sonam! What Privacy | Norman Kerry and Mary Philbin, sweeth Merry-Go-Round,” play togethe Models,” starting Saturday at the Columb one of adventure with comedy. EAUTIFUL gi and 6 backgrou woven a Mary bin Models,” the pictur the Coluribia to< in the magnitic jonable Fifth A scenes in give the eoatly splendor. It is at the ov délicate Mary P' t 8 from a job as distinctiy ations room to im the great promenade. during the amazing sho ‘battle of the Silks, brocade felothes and tu Sopletely tangled in this battle of the girls. Aboard the _“Merry-Go-Roun transported to a (Concert Feature | a ace ee ed again romantic charming touches Norman “Pitts w rep arms com royal of Radio D Rin Tin Tin has joined tho of famous m "| w | perpetuated in {dog actor ha. « Hollywood < the Radi bwhic ains @ cc | cetvh set | Rin Tin Tin sat for two hours. while Velma | with Intervals of rest | Adams, famous California sculp jmade a plaster cast used as the bronze. Betw }be a depre basis 6 ady s jart, Clara Marjorie Daw 1 3 [posed for these st . as it is possible for Miss Viin reach them a d en other st jbe molded. | The stars posed |of characters the Madame Davenport Eng- berg, celebrated violin vir- tuosi, who will act as guest # conductor of the Coliseum or- clehber a chestra at 12:30 Sunday,| i ina playing Rimsky Korsakow’s | soc “Scheherazada.” br K. WINELAND and h je group of musicians, the Coliseum | OE wert orchestra, will render the} Ee ath of their popular series of in-} _ LIKES HAVANA ternational concerts at the Coliseum| When tomorrow afternoon, beginning at|from Havana 12:40 o'clock. ‘The program will con-| Working in sist entirely of music by Russian| asked how composers and is announced as fol- lows: ACortege du BI Ippolitow-1 “La Crerina” based upon 2 statuette ¢ Daw as a as a Wildfire, he replied. ‘sakow | don't like snow, ar ame | would Wke to & | too, if it m t that would become a permanent rea Probably no yrated visitor gained such popularit 80 Alma Rubens Heme 61S LOVE Lilyan Tashman EVE YTHING Drama Spun from the Multi-Colored Strands of Love, Sacrifice 4 and Doubt! this owaky NEW SHOW TOMORROW STARTS TOMORROW In Life’s Eternal A QUESTION i WOMAN Latest Addict | famous mplete radio re ted| tour of London, Paris and Berti liked the Cuban cap: | THE ) Just to Show = Movie Star Has \ und » moving ploture head Hero w an irresistible lesire to hip get into twice, drove ed by Milton atrests 4 film company from past woek Now York during the | The first location for his current Pfiim, tho story of a New York po-| liceman, was selected at the of 163rd st, and Wostchoster in the Bronx. Fearing a crowd, the Si rector hid hi meras in trucks Dey. nd in windows of private apart ~ ments, Sills 5 on very little and tried toe appear Jconspicuous as posalble \ The corner ave makeup as it seomed promising. The and Hill uddenty sir} start cameras 1 jyer amile py en , Milton as tho man and woman arrived, Nothing nent of infantry Avenue) gre a: Viola erty. Raymo M*:. “ail Primitive Pair ) am Be | iit be} | latent Doll | rtreas, | | Jack Holt and Norma |) Shearer are left to shift for |themselves in the Canadian “lwilderness in “Empty Hands,” the attraction at the Colonial Sunday and Monday. They battle with nature in at jtrue primitive style. ma to la SOT AMPTY HANDS in Sunday STAR OF “FORTY Dana ha hilarious comedy-dran d Griffith and portant masculine STAR WINKS” SEATTLE a gt the femi lead i a, “Forty Wink ine mo role t the Lib-| Out at im- } Lineery COLISEUM STRAND COLUMAIA a each sym) jam other are thetically BLUE OM WINTER € CAPITOL HEILIG aud COLONIAL for startling comp t the cleanliness of life In the] nie is in the cap: ack Holt, by lovely who is Norma Among I like {of hono’ \ € me about, Alleen Pringle wident. | XT WSAIT HS 10c oi" ate 15¢ WILLIAM DESMOND IN ever short | “Barriers of the Law” and “OUR GANG” Comedy Starts TODAY LIONEL = BARRYMOR Americas Distinguished Actor In his sensational photoplay of laughter, tears and spellbinding thrills...that deals with the great romance of a man and woman the of scheming women... is rent asunder by “MEDDLING WOMEN” \ SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1925, ) “Last Laugh” (LONG PANTS AND® ROMANCE | Causes Furor nC in Hollywood eaten aid See eeu) mr emery nate ea % he 2 jal music pecial lobby Ma it's hard to realize that freckle-faced Wesley Barry isn’t an urchin any longer; he’s a big boy now, and he wears hi BOBBY AND LEADING | first pair of long pants and, as the picture shows, has a F LADY ARE REUNITED | 277!) in “Battling Bunyan,” the picture starting Sunday at the Winter Garden. HTER B is” Tie) — STRANC CONCERT in a manner that panish, his tion of popul: egtield Folie e lighter part concluding nu: McNamara to Instil Funny Kid Touches Into New Pickford Film A Gorgeous Carnival of Youth, Beauty and Gaiety! WITH The Two “Merry-Go-Round” Sweethearts SEE— The Battle of the Models The Notorious “Sunken Ship Cafe!” Models MARY PHILBIN vow NORMAN KERRY ‘ oS With an exceptional cast Were A Great Motion Picture Including JOSEPH SWICKARD BETTY FRANCISCO ROSEMARY THEBY JEAN HERSHOLT A COLORFUL ROMANCE YOU'LL LOVE TO REMEMBER From the Novel “THE BEST IN LIFE” A PERFECT SPRING TIME ROMANCE SPECIAL ADDED A Fashion Event Extraordinary THE COLUMBIA PRE TS AN EXCLUSIVE “SPRING SPORT STYLE REVUE” Apparel from HELEN IGOE A FASHIGNABLE SHOWING OF RE SMARTEST 0} } ASKS HER RET ‘What a fool put his wife's loyalt to the test. " VICTOR FLEMING Pr Jack Holt Supported by Norma Shearey LOVE—INTRIGUE—ADVENTURE—THRILLS “WILLIAM WINDER and Hie ORCHESTRA JEAN } GREIF gnyasts UG 1 SUPREME Modeled by Seattle Society Girls TWICE DAILY COLUMBIA ALL-ARTIST ORCHESTRA FRANCESCO Featuring “DANCE OF THE HOURS” and “INDIAN LOVE CALL” COMEDY—INTERNATIONAL NEWS