The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1925, Page 12

Virst and Pike JUST TILL FRIDAY NIGHT Paramount's third mighty epic of the Old West ZANE GREY’S JACK MOLT, Lois | WILSON, No. WOAN Whoa! Back! Get out of the way! sale slaus ‘ouses the ahoes on the war-path! LF Tips in slow motion ) G0 from the champions | An “OUR GANG” laff banquet WALLACE on the WURLITZER —COMING— SYD CHAPLIN in the record-breaking comedy— Thrillsj = forYou : Dynamic drama of the bad lands where blood spills freely in di fense of honor and for women's love? “BEYOND McKee’s Arcadian Next Friday Comes Hoot Gibson in “The Saddle Hawk” ~ RAYMOND HATTON 2,000 stam- peded bison sweep across the prairies—the whole- tering of these beasts by the whites Indians to attack—500 genuine Arap- “CHARLEY’S AUNT’ WEDNESDAY will bring the some romantic RICHARD DIX VAUDEVILLE SMART THE BORDER’§ © *::: featuring ic Billy Link HARRY CAREY & Co. } HARRIS in “The TOM SANTSCHI ea chapia! x Until Wednesday EVEL Lod BRENT with ROBERT thus far, |loft school, | THEATRE Trikes Fins? Avenue ar Macison | operetta, “7 THE BARGAIN OF SEATTLE SHOWS VAUDEVILLE PICTURE REVUE 7 ci ROAD SHOW NEW YouK ee cea GIRLS - SONGS - DANCE Firat Seattle Showing Behind the Curtain [| SWEDISH TABERNACLE A Sensational Swift Moving | Romance of L - PIKE AND AELLEVURN esday and Friday Nights at 8 o’Clock Scandinavians Urged to Come /PERCY MARMONT CAST | ___IN BIG NEW PICTURE le French Girl, member of the cast Julia Parker, graduate of the Ko! appointed that | eee TE TEXAS. JO JOHNSON HNSON | VAUDEVILLE Swen & ROSE BUD REVUE GUSTAV F, JOHNSON ¥rom Minneapolis, Minn, FEATURE PHOTO ¥ Will Preach in the Yai TODAY on 1 DANIELS MOOI Tomorrow Tn VAMILY Ssecreny The Coli Conway Tearle “DANGEROUS “gCHOOL FOR MONEY” WIV ES vot “Likes Pr ety Girls Richard Dix Has Di ingerous Weakness in New Picture at Coliseum chard Dix has the role of a gay young s for beautiful o Many Kiss Tonight—Goodbye to BETTY COMPSON in “New Lives for Old” hand- tor like this one- Ife loves so many girls dad sends him to Spain to cure him— BUT WHAT HE GETS INTO THERE! A Christie Comedy “SEA LEGS” keeps up the lifts m Concert Orchestra under WINELAND Playing a Musieal Novelty Arranged by Wineland The J. & V. Syncopators in dance music that “gets! yout! THE SEATTLE ; ‘Whom Critics Applaud Emil Janning's Wins Widespread Approval in Film Now at Columbia American with adventurous ro- Wednesday at the Harold Lloyd Is on Way to Visit Seattle yd in slated to visit the heights Emil Jannings touches in his portrayal of the old door keeper in “The Last Laugh,” the current attraction at the Here’s Latest Emil Jannings Monkeyshine in Bagh Moviedom way of Havana and New “Banjo Kid’ Has ‘ Humorous Role Jazz and Youth Theme of Film Particular in Choice lof OL de lacs 2,000 Buffalo Are Difficult to Direct © artists have the leading support | for 25 ye péfore he went Into’ -|Bebe Daniels, Tom Mears at BERNE | tion to the photoplay. ah Beery are featured ' nev."|Clever Mannikins | inight be expected ot Head State Program hinent parts} and big fo } “Les Humanettes,"" a European 1] novelty both little line attrac jtion at the State until Wednesday night jeomedy, singing, eccentric dar "RACING FOR LIFE’ ith EVA NOVAK | Original “Misters” \to Appear at Met | \t ion: Winifred Bryson, Lucille Rickse }of the international ‘ought for in the courts of New York for an entire demand for thelr RIN-TIN-TIN The mender Dog "FIND 4 DBA and will commen tour of practically The bookings will eon Children 100 Any‘ A they are famed, aad of comedy and tragedy Columbia, Interned During Company Locates War in Europe on n Bounding Main Emil as an Amer The Loves’ of most start er, remembe The Cabin is the author of “The| Last Laugh A notable cast of continental ser Norcross Writer of Tanguay Song r whose latest pic id the Border,” starring y at the He Mg, had a ing Eva Tanguay as in th f nd in di tures, and it was he who wrote “I Don't Care.” of Junior Advance vaude red on the bill, in adai- our other acts combine burlesque, numbers and funny lines and situa. “Behind the Curtain” is the photo: play attraction. The cast includes} ohnny Harron, Charles Clary and Mayne. GREAT- EST ACTING IN THE HISTORY OF MOTION PICTURES TUESDAY, You have seen other NONE SO REAL! SO COMPELLING! SO REALLY BIG AS “THE LADY!” NOW PLAYING NORMA TALMADG IN “THE LADY” Never before have Strand crowds responded to any screen presentation as they have to this amazing picture. and the days to get over!‘ es Brent averred 8S; from the tw n. ‘We had SALVATORE SANTAELLA Strand Brilliant Orchestra in a4 marvelous musical Interpretation TRAN) — Dix Has Weakness — for Beautiful Guls gots to Spain to forget latest pi dancer, Longo Directing the Columbia Orchestra COMING HOUSE PETERS —in— COMING Dancing Studlo, 1 Sherman Clay & Co “Head Winds” COMEDY Siz New dire Hopper | Kelly, University Musle Store, On Sale Hox Office Metropolitan, M Metropolitan Saturday Evening, April 25 Arranged by IVAN NOVIKOFF Costumes Symphony ASSIST. NT, THOMAS ples of famous paintl rake tra in Spi Stage and Art Dire: LEONID FINK For tteket erenervation at @ Sth PANTAGES CONTINUOUS POLICY: NOON-‘TILL MIDNIGHT VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE ORCI Et Comedy Hit of the S MANY OTHE! The Picture ANN PENNINGTC JOUNNIE WALKER jy i ‘The Mad Dancer’ Se Lc. ence te WILL RE GUES MEET THE BOYS | AT THE “PAN” i TONIGHT APRIL 21, Talmadge plays, but— jon for Paramount, nesday at the Coli- . is a story of a young Ameri- {s featured in the ole in the produc ul Sloane from rio from this Cosmopolitan mag- ast showings of Betty Comp- n which she has the role of a ervice agent, will be Tuesday TODAY-TOMORROW ONLY A Thrilling Story of Today’s Wild Youth “On Probation” Starring EDITH THORNTON ORCHESTRA Every Day and Evening OUR SCREEN INSURANCE IVAN NOVIKOFF In Grand Russ Ballet Classical Ballets int, Geo. Rogovoy. jartin’s Music Hounes EXTRA! — EXTRA! BIG BASEBALL RECEPTION TONIGHT SEATTLE BASEBALL TEAM and VERNON BASEBALL TEAM