The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 12

Always a 5 Piret and. Pike ee bees JUST TONIGHT” Phen Gone ‘FORTY WINKS’ with Raymond Griffith Forever fle TheGay Haunts of Broadway— H —where love is i born and buried, Here, Saturday, will be that vivid film version of Broadway's famous stage hit and life’s biggest adventure played for and lost! 1s — * Ff | | Ff Ff 3 Lewis Stone Claude Gillingwater Louise Fazenda Marguerite de la Motte Conrad Nagel Richard Wayne Paulette Duval fo This girl takes all and gives nothing in return. Fai of How many wom- , en are like that to- day? Don’t stop t count ‘em! Com and see them! DEIRO World - famous piano- accordionist, is giving a lot of pleasure to audiences every after- noon and evening. “OUR GANG” runs away from home —in— ‘THE BIG TOWN’ Gladys Brocks Gladys Brockwell, now acc no’ ing the difficult feat of p two pictures in produc o ie ALLACE URLITZER a A thrilling story of love, romance and adventure with the popular favorites KENNETH HARLAN MADGE BI AMY MARY CARI STANDARD VAUDEVILLE Afternoons, Except 15c Sundays cas 10c Final Showing of Claire Co. Friday Roy com Saturday ° TODAY STARTS ~ = m SECOND &S = >) WEEK the “THE FIVE SWEETHEARTS’ 6 eo including Mastc that thrills you “CHALK MARKS” with Helen Fe Balloon Matinee for Kiddies Saturday SAT-SUN 20« in a Dine dnyhire BARGAIN MATINEE wees bs NIGHTS the new Ackerman who Bix Bro atory THEATRE Fins? Lvenut at Macason Big Time Vaudevill Rosebud Revue AND PICTURE Country Store Tonig: 10c, Seattle’s Biggest Show Value Clair and his musical comedy ar of y are offering their final per-| Hay and Richard Barthelmess, who bring their married life to the screen at the Coliseum next week in ‘ w Toys”; egy lay ace Hip. The | (3) Lewis Stone and Paulette Duval in a scene from “Chea per to Marry,” starting at the Liberty Saturday; (4) Agnes om Mickey Ben: 15¢ and 25¢ THE SEATTLE STAR a “Salome of the Tenements,” East Side romance, coming to Strand; Rich-] ad Barthelmess in domestic comedy at Coliseum; “Cheaper to Marry,” with | Conrad Nagel, billed for Liberty; Agnes Ayers to star in “Her Market Value,” at Columbia. 0 (1) Jetta Goudal, flashing brunet st “Salome of thhe Tenements,” starting Saturday at the Strand; (2) Mary Columbia, Ayres, star of " next week's attraction at the | Dick Hustaliess - t || Has Comedy | Role Bar “Her Market Value, | | Agnes Ayres Star of Columbia SCREEN ATI RACHONS | Linerery and Rayn COLISIUM Fort Agnes Ayres ENDS TONIGHT A THIEF IN PARADISE” SATURDAY— The story of Sonya Mendel, who rises from a waif of the Ghetto to the wife of a mib Honaire Adapted from the widely-read novel by Anzia Yezierska. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE “Salome of the Tenements With JETTA GOUDAL, GODFREY TEARLE And Special Cast SALVATORE SANTAELLA Conducting THE BRILLIANT STRAND ORCHESTRA COMEDY NEWS EVENTS JUDGE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE } SPECIAL } NOON CON ; 12:30 P. M. STRAND | CoLuMINTA BLU MOUS! WINTER GAIDEN nett, CAPITOLA made NEILIG the COLONIAL STATE onrnneM PANTAGES Vande bew PALACE Hiran wir |Human Interest in Capitol Film “Cheaper to Marry” Liberty Attraction oman white “Devil Quemado” Is Rome Extraordinary Quemade e dramatic be seen Brill urious hotels ht Louise Fazenda Turns to Drama comedy queen, Louis th make an unus the film ve: inl pic threat } ture white sheep had where he and it no other t r Weatern star w ned to the scre ment vergency arose, a n Fred Thom- has | ©0 after pulled a Two fi owing retu of the an absence of several months day, ct jj story is from the p » ree: i will play op M Wilhite, and Del rews Lig oplay, which Star me ae with SATURDAY— A Wiret Nattonat (cy Dramin of Newly. Weta Vinyed by None Other Thy MARY Ht (Mrs. Barthelmess) — ‘ df TOYS} Come and see how a hero makes love] to his own wife the screen—it’s 4 chance you don't gé once in five years! LAST TIMES TODAY! MARY E HILBIN “FIFTH AY ENUE MODELS” AND SPRING SPORT STYLE REVUE —— TOMORROW — AGNES AYRES — “HER MARKET VALUE” “THE SINGING NEWsnoy” COLUMBIA She can handle Her husband! Her baby! Her career! But not the Other woman! The J. & I. SYNCOPATORS in Teasing "Tunes eee COLISEUM CONCER! ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Jay Hunt has been’ select | the coveted title role in thera lversion of “Lightnin’.” Toe jactor was selected from # 200 applicants for the pat as a friend of the bile? | Bacon, who created the he Starring DICK HATTON t Core™ d picture, wh . b; ; way adapted for the from a fine cast headed b; a Motte, Loulse Fazer mitted, the rapid-fire stage success by Owen Gillingwater and Richard Wayne. pe” a. Davi. who might well h eieae ‘ ; avis. _Orentom | CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE his famous master A . Vivacious Star Vic pathetic old age, | » charming heroine, The Dramatic Film that wavers between | Back to Our Original Policy! NOW VLAYING {pals include Nola Luxford, Al: ili Now at Orpheum nd the cour- STARTING $1 to fhe = Matinees—iSe to 50e || bert Priscoe, Bryon Dow Joseph Opens at Hei 1g a 2 are the in- Continuous 1 to 11 P.M. = || Bell, Alan Roscoe and Robert Can tia to tho utmost, "Chalk he vivacious Elizabeth Brice, Dav play, which TURE PICTURE oe || dere. Se eet, aw att { Broadway musical comedy star and aro} | me 530 ar ntense! h a a all y as ’ Fisted Justice,” starring | storien bearing the Frank Woods seal | of vaudevillo's most popular | "hi a Rin: | Harry Moibrook | wits || Dick Hatton, is the current attrac {+0 ‘phero is humor in abundance |headliners, in at tie Orpheum this | ue Gestroying a mallgr 33 um-runners and uniting two lov- | oy bisa || tion land the is a first rate one, pr week—this time with a band all of Carol Kohl in the steady shine of the | | ane mass rarer | cipatly sed of players who havo |her own, Miss Brice, in whatever ithouwe by the Sea,” that bea see 1 Emi " baal : offering she app: is eularl OLE @ Sea," that bea-| “mil Boreo | been! 6 individually & she appe singularly of sn eihag | | |__| East Side Romance Marguerite Snow makes her return | attractive and piedaing ane | #35 Elizabeth Brice |" i te K Mor! (a prenaueaberte haconteaGs |e onda portrays the de-| | | Coming to Strand to films in "C i at: | voted daughter of a blind lighthouse | Vidie: thr i'savarall abaliond n|ing her efforts on the two-a-day, | yegner, whose infatuation for a dap. i Jetta Goudal, Godf r her own right, js also in the cast.|Where her gracious charm and parc atvenges « aliioae wid “the | 58’ Glenn & Jenkins | ”' Jone“Ruben ure featu Ramsay Wallace, one of the most | captivating sida fe add distinction to | jiehthouse, her father and the boy - {pal roles of “Salome of the 1 Se stithe lead ‘ otion ple. {@0Y Program. Since ppear Hae hfe | 42 q 7 10100 popular leading men jn motion p she really loves. Buster Collier, "4 | Eileen Schofield |'°'° || ments," starting Saturday at the|tures, plays the part of Herbert |Ance &t the Orpheum the Miss | Mathew Bets, Douglas Gerrard and 4:28 | THE PATHE NEWS |10:20 || Strand Thompson, while Helen Ferguson, bode i branes new ae to her) Charles Hill Mailes form the bal- | ‘The story is a romance of an Fast | priscilla Bonne din Knott and {already abundant graces, Hor songs 5 : ‘4 Math Senta 20 riscilla Bonner, Lydia Knott and |‘ i: ance of the cast abba ers eae a) Side girl, born in the blackest pov-|Rex Lease contribute from their | MV Slways had a quality of plauan erty of a Delancy st. basement——a ey and an agreeable sharpness of ctores of talent to make the produc: | B |flavor that seemed to be as much Jan expression of her personalit A varied and highly entertaining | Laka peng who wants beautiful clothes itself and girl and love more than life Nothing Too Hot |For Pyro, at State | | tion a perfect one as | | CLINE SU ee see eM MRS Manor Seen od i ected by |who at an early ago let everyone | new program of junior advance vau- her method of song art. With a few Hal Roach Jabout know just where ahe stood | ¢eville and a concert by McKee's clever little dances added to her rou-| “Pyro,” the fireproof man, is billed =e Vaudeville and Pictures |} with, “1 ain't no immigrant. 1 ain't | Arcadian band complete the bill tine sho {9 more fascinating than)as the hendliner at the State until Hig Show tn|]| going to stand for shoestrings in my eriet ie badd L |Sunday night. The program as an- Senttle | nade.’ Frank Keasler’s band, which as-/nounced ‘Thursday, having been | EIGHT UNEQUALED ACTS Hor clamor shook the house and Bret Harte Story sists Miss Brice, Js an unusually | changed. | HEADED. BY the street to which she finally carried ° fi capable and talented little group of! Pyro is sald to juggle iron bars LOUIS AND FRIEDA heb out dhe: waa net bilanded (GE Colonial Friday Peas playing ae macerated heated to a temperature between | Laughter! a} yo) a atrange passerby we r melodies in a close, dance-mpetling | 1,100 and 1,200 degrees Fahre | BERKOFI until a strange passerby went Into a) taming Forties," the screen |harmony that sets off Miss Brico's | with me i * Fahrenhelt, Romance! Late Stars of the | corner store and returned with a gitt| sgantation of Bret Harte's famous| tine { whe | with no injuries to his bare palms Thrills! Greenwich Village Follies lof red ribbon. tor eaeta Sala yiwenh tae ane performance to attractive ad-| On the same bill will be seon D Th chy G 7 Th plnode in the keynote of |.” Se tara on Stee eee Harry Sedgwick, who has something | Drama! EXTRA ATTRACTION |]|, THis episode tn the Keynote of | Hoture at the Colonial. Friday y le tek, who has something |Sonya’s career. Years later a man as |now in comedy cartooning, Chris and A Unique Novelty Act i fre Harry Carey brings the immortal] Medical ald was needed for some | , ! / who loved her said of her: “Thore | crorot Agies : ; | Fanny Erwin draw forth the mirth | BANJO LAND | gan egoist with a driving force| ee” ‘ennessee” to the} of the cor ants in a fight staged | with thelr 4 le Tall Faced | _—Saatnattg oe— : ATURIN Hi'sdaPevs iether rereen, He is supported by Jacque:| for a scone in “The Timber Wolf,” | Romeo nh and Weer AnEtE| 4 BE line Ga ¢ os uc ones 8 ‘ gay li . MH rolled into one big novelty HENRI C. LE BEL Therws event sipperting cant, |1%*,Gadedon, raced {Cette Buck Jones starring | number “Bits of Everything,” and an |Preaturse Se uusta youth av prats and Bight Selected Artists fie aCe ae — pl on fa watilrd We ie ; “ttn | ‘erie | Orientai band gives some modern girl two lron-Jawed — rivals re TURE 1 ove. tc i paths bistable delet | e music on Oriental instruments hen the eyelone struck! Ue TAILOR Hillle Dove, for the first time in| Search of a Thrill.” The s i8| Selection of he cast for the! strumen | ; her career #a blonde Wig over! of a social butterfly who ves} acreon version of the celebrated war] our Fords, of r 5 on Py | nape nl ‘0! ‘ords, of one fa . are j her dark tresses in the film version |into Parja apache dens in her cray-| play, “Havoc,” has started, Row-|ongagod in the she Mee |'To Every M They are John, | ing for excitement, Warner Baxter| land V. Lee will direct this produc: | to bve peta a“ sages oe Tot lovery Man” plays opposite Miss Da q 0 Man hey “are John, plays opposite Miss Dana, (on, ® Edward, Francis and Phil, — —————n ‘or & Leseot Ta eceat, steps at STEVENS ‘pay and Yay Private Halls. ning ive to i} 1810 Westlake tants, rront The ‘Times | | |