The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1925, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR punt 2 sac cha | pits a cn a ; [ HE R BEAUTY ENTICES _) Jack Holt Owes [ LIMEHOUSE FLOTSAM )\Fortune Teller — Narrow Escape ies Gives the Dope to Smart Horse to Jacqueline MORENOS ATTEND Se hen’ she Mid 1 wonkdine| i“ BIG SPANISH FETE cbt poo bcm ong igs pe . Milton Silla has the role of big Dan Hannon, “the most r At aold-mawae ath lovable cop on the beat,” in “Why Women Re-marry,” the \ I came to I ¢ photoplay attraction which starts a four-day run at the day. ts ‘ eandn alote ¢ L e distri ict of “Curlytop,” the film! “FAINT PI UME” SCREENED | ae i he featured atts aa a 1” ment si b a Gi m by ° r an . “ Ae tudio manager, 7 - - n the film com STRONG FOR COAST|* a hid NEWS! Junior Advanced . Vaudeville Closed N SPARPRRRARERAA RORRRRRRTA This theatre has so many big attractions for Summer Season i lined up this season that it never runs one I Advanced — l more than a single week unless public de- mand simply forces such action. IT WOULD BE A CRIME -and we are not criminals—to take off the picture now here, so for a few days it will HOLD OVER! But don’t put off coming to see SYD Ys wow! She Was Innocent as a Violet! Dangerous as Dynamite! a ty she regarded ideal spot in Amer SAGOR TO ADAPT NOVEL 0 SCREEN TODAY ONLY KENNETH ‘McDONALD “SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR” News Aesop Fable Comedy * * SUNDAY & MONDAY featured | um. i Miyosha Matora | soloist at the Coli: LIBERTY—#ya Chaptin tay'n COLISEUM—'The Code of the West" with Constance Be SCREEN ATTRACTIONS STRAND—Mary BLUE MOUSE—P WINTER GARDE MEALIG— Priscilla y |] COLUMMIA—r toom CAPITOL COLONIAL PALACE HIP Continuous 1 to 11 P.M. aura La Plante and Bugene ¢ STA Story of a Heartless Flirt EUGENE LAPLANTE O'BRIEN ry —IN— | DANGEROUS | “CHARLEY'S AUNT” INNOCENCE 1 ge ght ty From Pamela Wynne's Sensational Best Seller “ANN’S AN IDIOT” From the fan 10t KATHLEEN NORRIS with Laura La Plante, Norman Kerry, Ruth Clifford, Kenneth Harlan, T. Roy Barnes JACK DEMPSEY in “The Title Holder” NEW SHOW § TODAY NN nN Se STARTING TOMOKKOW—A STORY REPRE REA OF A GIRL/S BATTLE AGAINST MAN | Last Times Today i | This old woman's heart is as young and PICTURE A girl so innocent she walked in and won where vampires feared to flirt! ACTION! COMEDY! And a real Dramatic Wallop you'll love to remember, Don’t Miss It! FRANCESCO FRU LONGO = Directing if COLUMBIA ALL-ARTIST ‘LON CHANEY | —IN— papain ee “THE MONSTER” | i N oo Wala vey ee f HERE'S A green as a Spring onion—until she “gets her oH > [ PRICES: SNAEEY, RACY — (fj) man!” by THOMAS BURKE Haste” og Sut Miller = | PMc 100% ENJOYABLE Ail “Matt Moore ‘ | Barina VIRGI NY ‘6 Sun, & Hols, An Absorbing Drama in Which Romance, Comedy and Thrills Are Blended te a Pieture of REAL & INMENT AUTHOR OF LIMEHOUSE NIGHTS IABERTY CONCERT and SONG CONTEST, SUNDAY, 12:30 P.M, These choruses: “When Irish Byes Are Smiling “L Wish TI Knew" “Love Me and the World Is Mine’ “After Every Party" “Nobody Knows What a Red-Headed Mama Can Do” A drama of a ithe gut teranipe who was the de~ wire of all en in Lon don's Chinn= town. Added Features Sadie Stephens Lady Banjotat Shirley Mason ai Wallace MacDonald “CURLYTOP” $25 IN CASH PRIZES WALLACE'S NUMBERS: A Moediey of Victé Herbert's Famous Compositions, Strauss Waltz Selection —anil VAUDEVILL E “oppiins' ov 1925" A Melange of Dance, Song and Musfé F