The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 6

3 Lord Cholomondeley he | BOOTLEGG ER S ’ dedaphieel 4°) "Now at Liberty # a RUNTOEARTH Be 1. byPRETTY GIRL top ”SINGLE-H ANDED! f TODAY! POT RIAA TEE LURAY COTTE LID RAGE © vs Ask Vital 1 Question Eve rythin Is Issue of Picture Playing at Capitol Love d with Doris Kenyon Ronald Colman Aileen Pringle Without exaggera- tion or a slathering of superlatives, this is one of the most q . . r 4 2 | thoroughly enter- ‘ } uu b " taining pictures ° , ; : re $ I shown in Seattle 4 oa | ba ‘ : 2 this year. ce NET a " : ‘a , That's the Exciting Saturday Evening Post Story Now on the Screen of the : COL | ! SALVATORE " 4 see ve % SANTAELLA ‘ a } t and the 4 Strand Orchestra Rutens face sich: other “Is Love Et m a erything?” the| role of the Englishman “Forty Winks,” at the erybody laughs at him, I Raymond Griffith, who has the called “Lord Chumley” for short, t Liberty, is ttle fellow. Ev ‘2 rather with him, erybody like Gilt Dancer Girt Editor Makes LavishFeature Trouble for Gang Virwt and Vike ' “CONTRABAND” With rc | The J. & V. SYNCOPATORS LOIS WILSON rt of the uttraction at the Ce Anna May Wong Is | Dangerous Crook | Anna May Wor O-neernoven ee Another of the Music Masters’ Series a gallant li saree Bi aud ¢ Bronty Could scent! Eat MoreT han “Prince of Wails” Fisk Mayo Has Troubles Aplenty M jage and known. A of the role of th s husband. aEATS BOOK of David Be ALMA RUBENS FRANK MAYO DANCING At De Honey Heantifal Academy, 2. Pike at 13th || Where in the TAUGHT —85 tart Monday and $:30. We guarantee e in & lew ntlemen, School PRIVATE achers. Phone BA st Anna Louise Strong ON SOVIET RUSSIA. During Last Four Years Questions Answered - Change of Program for Winter Garden Ww “| Bevy of Models Novel Polo Gane ; Played in Film Viola Dena Coriainte \to State Thursday “Troubles | of NOW PLAYING fo ihe — Matinees—15e to 500 )| VARLES—ToriCcs La Salle, Hassan & Moran | Marcy Holbrook Carol Kohl a ais wiho Emil Boreo * Elizabeth Brice | °'** | with Frank Kensler | nnd Iie Hand ae + a z pat #59 | Glenn & Jenkins | °™* 42 10:00 | Eileen Schofield | 4:28 | THE PATHE NEWS \10; || 1,000 Meserved Matinee Seats Diese aarti Vaudeville and Pictures The One and Only Big Show tn Senttte EIGHT UNEQUALED ACTS HS FRIKDA BERKOFF Late Stars of tle Greenwich Village Follies EXTRA ATTRACTION A Unique Novelty Act BANJO LAND VUATURING HENRI C. LE BEL and Light Selected Artints THE PrOTUnE ESTEL a AVLOK MRS, JAC K te MP SHY “IN PLAYTHINGS OF DESIRE” tt | Was 0100 | Grace Picture A bevy of extraor and woman im. Diana Miller ‘ Isn’t Huntress | i} a N What's in the huntress name? Who can tell? first name connotes | & and in actual life you | § » r saw a more docile, pleasant | dgirlthan Diana. To upset} \ es further the Fox| \ @ her a part in| anted Woman,” now at the| Probably another case of| hunter hunted.” But on the| en the director turns the paradox at and makes her portray a| na Mill ots of Junior Advance Vau- | add to the entertainment on} gram at the popular Third | THEATRE Now Playing New York Road Show VAUDEVILLE Pictures Rose Bud Review | Emil Boreo, formerly of | the Chauve Souris, is appear-! ing at the Orpheum this} week, } | GIMIL BOREO, the Franco-Rus sian singing comedian and but , who is at the Orpheum this wan captain of the wooden | soldiers—yes, Mabel, the ones for |whom the very popular march wae written—in the sensational Chauve Souris, which took New York. by | storm. It's more than fascinating, talk ing to M. Boreo, Hoe Is of the tin oned typo, and throws as much | it COLUMB NOW! Mary Philbin —IN— “RIFTH Prices 10c, 15c, 25c BLUE MOUSE ; AVENUS AHI MORE MODELS” B. to the #¢ coin sgh rrormance SPRING SPORT STYLis REVUE than LM wn werent BP “Meddling Women” Sow PLAYING OMING 25) AGNES AYRES —IN— “Her Market Value” ANY: DAY ANY TIME pa dioape pak ; : Trish | Folk iar “That's My Girt, “Blue Evening pets, Saas and the Rose” NOAH BEERY | featuring Jack Bain Blues” RAYMOND HATTON ; J COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Playing “Sunrise” _\in Colonial Film April Showers,” at the Ce We lay, is of neighborly Irish folks in what | supposed to be the poorer New York and pat It is imbued be the star ¢ \ His picture is Zane Grey's or The Last of the Duanes,” mn now ts to establish | of his own In New esent, with no cholces most elegant manner p jof song and pantomime, grouped by | periods. The venture designated, “Sotrees Intimes d’Emil Boreo,” and would, he thinks, ap peal to persons of a taste so sophis would be tieated and sensitized as t gooneflont And LAST TIMES OF Roy Clair & Co. “Bliram’s Farewell” VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURE POLICY AT Prices to Suit the T Afternoons Times Evenings r and day Sunday 15e | 25¢ Children 10e—Any Time 10c iin'» i183 15¢ COLLEN MOORE “APRIL SHOWE Amateurs Tontght |SPECIAL SHOW FOR | WOMEN AT HEILIG| A special matinee performance for women only will be given at 1 o'cock Thursday bj y, ‘the psychic marvel of the ’ at the Hellig theate tinced today. es the opening week's bill of Junior Advanced Vaudeville at the] | ‘Third ave. house | ‘That hundreds of local women will | |take advantage of this opportunity | to put intimate personal questions to| \the seer is indicated by the interest | | manifested among patrons notified | |of the event from the stage, Man- ager C. W. MoKeo declares Regular admission prices will pre- | | | | vail and those who desire may re- CL ARA BOW RESTING tBartnete Vietin Bow, whose services ly loaned to Warner Bro}] i of Auto-suggestion An Interesting case of auto-sug: In this vebicle Miss 3 deal f atured with Bert) Lytell victim is seen | is “Med. Blue range | I more } his menor | K tol shot and made te is someone else thru th However g the course of the story events occur wherein he re-| covers his memory and things be- | gin to happen in lively fashion. jformance of six acts, including Mo-| Keo's Arcadian band, and the feature | jig | photoplay, James Oliver Curwood's || “The Hunted Woman.” Last Times Wesley Barry in “BATTLING BU _” ANTONIUS JENS! Winter Garden Ore Tomorrow—Dick Hatton in "Two Fisted Justice” Starland Revue “Mons, Don’ Care” (Comedy) regular_matinge_per- marvel on in No Increase in Regular Matinee Feature photo Ollver Cu THIRD Ane MADISON TOMOTULOW “LAST OF TIE DUANDS" - Extraordinary opportunity for the women of Seattle to consult this psychic sonal questions, Mrs. Eva Fay Until Thursday Night Hunted Woman’) Six Ihe Acts of Vaudeville, Includ- ing Melee's Arcadian Nand. Continuous, Dally, Noon to 1190 1M, A Paramount Picture i If you haven't, ca missing it, 80- ste and double up en jazzy, jolly comedy, W¥ | RAYMOND ane VIOL. THEODORE OBERT Just Till Friday 3 Night along with DEIRO| world-famed sate each afternoagy and | bat tore tan Balloon LLOYD HAMILON Matinee oe an for Kiddies | nant a Beco" Saturday 1 Wallace on the nthe ware | SATU roRDAY Under 16 Years Admitted timate per- play: James ods The