The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1925, Page 10

] PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 192 - >a sts SR Mit oe | 5 s Ir : . . _{ DAUGHTER OF OLD WEST \Teach Lions A B Cs of Acting ACCLAIMED “SUPERB” — ||Only Six Months’ Experience RORY we a in Special School at Studios wee and Now Mary’s Leading Ma® rected warfare hin nplished, pts her \ trom Cast Complete They Cotta Get for Screening an Editor for COLISEUM CONCERT | BLUE MOUSE MUSIC lusic cor ‘White Monkey’. the Paper N : \ ite Monkey . the Faper Now ¢ vr bi 00 mt un ed h Eng! it f ; Dear Old ‘ Ce Tents 1 ‘ SCREEN ATTRACTIONS Lois Wilson goes thru some 7 expe - rll fade rhe ndering Herd za # Gre starring Jack | “The Thundering Herd,” the hi estern STRAND—Norma Zane Grey, which begins Saturday at the Liberty Emil J gs, in his characterization of the old door-|| toreunta.— | keeper in “The Last Laugh,” which opens Saturday at’ the|] wire oanves t I HEMAG—Marry Carey to 4 the F aie eaters 1, | tnence st 4 and the ‘ na and Ob \n Of crriis LA : ? : fae S = = Second was tT « ; ‘ A | beni preriiere cet | 2 vel re ut (: Sails the Seas |) sewn thc" "punts . | | est Picture First and Pike med at wil |p mi t by f SANTAELLA PRESENTS POLA NEGRI VISITING ; NOW! x cna foo S : “ RUSSIAN BARITONE IN SOUTHERN FRANCE i { “Gaiety Girl? | 1022 Has Fling oe : re | “Gaiety Girl” | in Capitol Film ta v= age 10c 2 l K eee “Head Winds?” a Saturday)! , ZANE G EY’Sx BETTY PREPARING FOR Br sied Post story by Mrs.| sass ve TODAY ONLY R X NEXT PRODUCTION| a ‘prominent Seattle physi-|"7™ Pie ot Piee “THE BELOVED < Breaatirs| 107 Or4 country she vers WILLIAM RUSSELL x 4 % a xt p ner ‘ . X NEWS COMEDY ESOP FABLES SEUEDORMER ? DAYS ONLY SUNDAY & MONDAY For One Moment of Happiness— And When Love Fails to Find a Way, Fate Par- ticipates Strangely =; Mary Philbin is the pop-| ® ular young star of “The Gaiety Girl,’ the attraction| at the Colonial, Sunday and)’. Monday. | 1 witt be} (te ships that sail thereon. Bd, STARTING TODAY! THE THRILLING PICTURE THAT WILL GRIP YOUR HEART . STRINGS riage, and dicament b; tricks 0! deliver NOAH BEERY RAYMOND HATTON Paramount's third magnificent epic of the Old West —following “The Covered Wagon” and “North of 36.” The selfish, wholesale slaughtering of the bison by the whites arouse the starving red men to at- tack! Across the blizzard-swept prairies they come— 500 of them against three covered wagons! ~~) “OUR GANG” GOLF! {furnishes you with laffs galore ' “Circus Fever” CLTTLTS SAT RAIA AAAAAAAAAAAAYAAAY Y } | venture + am Haines | § See the champions in action! They oven SEATTLE J. and STARTS TOMORROW N., MON., TUES. WED, g-hunt Templar march to Easter ; } } play in the snow— showing tho differ. § ent famous links ¢ SIGRID HOLMQUIST Into the gilded life of thin daughter of the rieh the man... Dr. M.A. Matthews returns oly Land ; from Florida to Can Iaickenback of lumber ever ound 4 nd her new béauty Hk LAWLE Ess OF TH YOUNGER SET Fins? Lever Mas SHOWS ‘ a. ahah » if "aki YEU ‘ some at 11 Sunday morning, see the com- § VAUDEVILLE : Ay PTR if W Y’ GO; ROUND Gta. 7h , plete picture program and stay for the con- — ¢ PICTUnES review Ths far q bases 8 La See , Ty ij 4} cert and song contest at 12:30 p. m. ; i) A It's a New and Merry One ae f i $ ‘hk of Thoxe > ay VAUDEVILLE |}). Sait vaca, ehh RE a 3 ROSE BUD REVUE an Bibber Comedies ri AIT, SONG ? = ADDE! a ; if Pr ams ON DANCH WILLIAM WINDER th Aaa naity H } aha ‘ash Pr PN A Story of the Social Set AND HIS ORCHESTRA rf Hb mibers 1X “KINGS CREEK LAW” — Paskead a Let USL “BRING HUM IN® : ; the Orient.” arranged ; commen y NISWS OUR SCREEN YOUR KYB Feats 4 a) $ ; mH ! , ADMISSIONS — f0e—15e—: | f INSURANCE NEWS TOPIOS eet a i ig ’ SE 1. Pid y NVAVAVAYAYAVAVAVAVAYAYAVAYAYAYAY SAS,