The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1925, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR Pantages Bill | Gu a \e NREL. mae nk ae a all) op Comatof || sittin’ On the Inside lhe Light That Lies ] Entertainment Eleanor Gets One Thrill Too Many in Pie- CK Laura Seems Suspicious of Kugene irr Scene ture Playing at Blue Mouse From Columbia Film . al ie i t — —|Eleanor Boardman’s | w Fame Came Rapidly dra Bergan ‘galt ove. A The screen’s most featur eta Min Mini conte dynamic star in a i had vivid tale of the a ; bss de — Vienna underworld, 5 1 eS ‘5 Elaborate Ballroom sag Scene in Heilig Film Larsen | “ Arp eaeyy u By the a ; ' Runt 1 Dew 1 : Author of + sh ie it Ha 10 R yw ont “MERRY : apes or a id fa. q “ cr ef Akounn” y ie : "3 ; 4 iY il ARCADIAN. BAND— VAUDEVILLE’S HARMONY QUEENS A ” “THE VICTORIA TRIO” Columbia Picture Eleanor I ind Matt Moore in a@ rather strained Is Light Romance It would be hard for anyone's eyes to “lie and lie and lie” | situation from “The Way of a Girl,” the picture in which| More than the first half of “I at such close range and under such scrutiny, however. The they are being featured at the Blue Mouse this week. 1 : is from “Dangerous Innocence,” featuring: Laura La a Plante and Eugene O'Brien at the Columbia this week. Gloria Welcomed Back to City" Thinking of Crashing Movies? Zane Grey’ s; sare: he First Won Fame i : oe | Look Thra Blue Glass First meat cowboy, In « Paramount “CODE of the WEST” with Owen Moore and Constance Bennett Next: Tom Mix in Zane Grey's “THE RAINBOW TRAIL” ( Fearsome Lon }i Laskys , ds threaten ceri's English Fifth and Pike discov Until Friday Night Only to ‘eak Pola since her appear. she is work. z in “In the his 15e to $1—! ying All W rg Nee pecnace * ian Disappointed Wives in « “Bive 4 ninat bo te Be é f t Winter Garden Film t Another Burke Story | Flapper Futile é th cond PF pela hacia besukorn balay ped oli Pick ottke Pletures on Screenat Capitol .in Cowboy Land , marry for| “7 t the blue gla t First and Pike 7 Burke's 1 i" g tm thin 5 | " E “A SOBER REC ITALY MORE PRIZES WON |Mary Entices With THE BRAMBINOS 77 AT LIBERTY. SONGFEST |Her Auburn Locks CHARLES WITHERS t the - | “WITHERS? OP'RY for the da Z pNEews 1 FABLES «: TOPICS) the rule ed RS =i <s “CHAPLIN in ee "He's “Spettigue” ite “|On and Off Screen M. Re-Marry” with Ethel Grey Terry Educational—Comedy Jensen's Orchestra Lon Chaney has another of ve| Constance Talmadge | | his fascinating roles in “The| World Is Mit Mons a detective story, difficulty in deciston, =P laying at Colonial Novelty Pihicovén senha in 1 State Attractions METROPOLITAN BEG. NEXT SUNDAY MATINEES: Yitunoay | which is said to produce even thi more laughs than it does | thrills. The picture is book-| aetar spr ed for an oan showing at the Columbia. [LONGO OFFERING SPECIAL NUMBER and romance and unique sit Filming of the interior scenes of * the story ee naped on her | 720 Mak Beetiwlaara Fz . e the featured | Mite areas “The Wise Virg in” Wednesday nee ‘some time ago Director|f| With PATSY RUTH MILLER nd STANDARD VAUDEVILLE Headed by Lambert Hillyer attempted to shoo | Announcement was made by the|street scenes. Bronx crowds gath- Lambs week that ( es Chap-| ered ds n such numbers that ® Beery and Harold Lioyd | filming was practically impossible, | vised. Jn part, as the theme of | —— = | BEBE DANIELS STARTS [nave teen admitted to membership|ao Sills and. tho company were| | the musical presentation of the pi@ | ON “WILD, WILD GIRL” the famous or zation of »| brought indoors. Earl Hudson hed me a Elon amcs: 22 oe Learns Code of West. | 2nzuem-scsichu| bento mr Thomas Meighan, one of the s Sat. Matinee aA tte nate: whale it it Girl," under tho di Nights—25e Saturday Nights, Holiday: Children, Any ‘Time, 10c a Sundays and is | 1] © Wild, Wild] foremost figures ag shepherd, He is | === , | Edward | tho first screen actor to be so hon-| que will } Suther! Eastern Flapper Changes Ways in Picture |} piay onposite Miss Dan 1, Rod I in what a ha. F ie icalnl Fearon: Mi Playing at Coliseum Het ercuithe ane rial areal FAT V VOMAN LosES : eek as fy wpe Ss | screen play was written by $3 | |‘Tom J. Geraghty from a Liberty | fh LAURA LAPLANTE ‘the | ~oreatmen an avarice iiy ee gee | Mamnsine short story by | 63LBSWITHSAN GRENA - EUGENE 0’BRIEN Join the musicians in| (9S 7 ee , In the supporting cs | || FRENCH PRESCRIPTION A SENSATION | ain | ay eeereerenieceeenvanrenr tones } well known stage and ers, among them Henry AMONG FAT BEOPTE x of “Dancing Mothers, Dangerous lin “Men and Wome Innocence kins of “Beger ‘i a formula which works wonders for Peet) eicagelt nasderoetic t reducing, He used it f obeard,”” Russell Medcroft, Jo Europe in private practice, niley, Mildred Ryan and Helen ‘ Spi | 4 persuaded to give it up to ‘ Physicians, druggists, nui taco neeienal mend it for the mos story as | 7 “4 1 5 \ esity tis t and docks barre \ } fat ingre whi ; tablet called SAN-GR of New Yor kground, with or failed SANG I | witth Avenue throngs and river front TAT nf\ all’ fatformtn; 4 >} ah | characters as as oxtra SANTAELLA away wit ducting Strand or years in d of late was FRANCESCO LONGO VAUDEVILLE eres AND FEATURE Columbia All-Artist Orchestra PICTU RES 8—GO0-GE" HEAL U. S. S. COLORADO || JAZZ BAND with JACQUELINE LOGAN | ou tarig UP i clabie hyaans at Dr. Ru: ts for re- FAMOUS MUSIC Iso been found a gr MASTER SERIES | pressure, Interpolation by <7 tired feeling, and tones up the ent Miss Allce Maclean 2 Jacqueline Logan is the latest star to sign a long term contract with William Fox Miss Logan, it is announced, will appear in the principal feminine | voles of a number of Fox specials | for 1 including, in all prob ENG lability, at least one or two of the] . Mrs. Dull, Okla i |acreen versions of the John Golden homa, stage pl | Mins ‘ lactress when “Floradora' was prov duced at the Century theater in New York, and since that time ha | worked | ture The new contract assures t THE PICTURE “THE PARAS A Story of Taking All and Giving Nothing With Madge Be y, Mary Carr, Hryoni Washburn HENS a WANJO purchased some tim Jogan first won fame Mrs. Koster, of Brooklyn, writes: “With SAN-GRI-NA, in six weeks I lost 39 pounds of ugly fat, and after years of suf- fering I was relieved from heart trouble, T can now climb the stairs without puffing, and I have found a wonderful relief. You can use my lAter, as well as my name, as Tam grateful and wish to help as many of my sisters as I can.” “the picnic nL H| sult, “Tehave lear 14 pened in sn ou ae 10¢ sito 110 CONSTANCE TALMADGE “HER NIGHT OF ROMANCE” Connie at Her ent vontinually in motion pie spreads like butter ten days."—Mrs, Hay, Vancouver RARAnAReAnONe RUGS CLEANED New Modern Factory . WEAVING | | mon f cess t ‘ave yourself from “iatpelaea 0. ik for, RI Do not accept a substitute claimed “just * On sale at any of Bartell’s or Swift's Drug Stores. 1D) 6 anor Boar atthe Fox company of Miss Logan's vices for the noxt thre i had been under the care for blood pressure. used SAN-GRENA for Ian Torrence, the 18-yearold son | of Ernest " nee is working in the laboratory of the Paramount Owen Moore and Constance Bennett in a scene from “The| slo. Young Torrence ts starting | fate of the West,” the Zane Grey story which is the cur-''" at the bottom and plans to work Heneuterabiton at the: Coltseii up to an executive position in. the | j by film industry. i