The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 14

NOW SHOWING JACK LONDON’S Mighty tale of Northland Wilds, replete with rugged adventure and wholesome. romance, =; | EMV CP | i Lew Is Hero Now | ~ They’se Money Mad _ | # Cods Deserts \ iin Role én Glyn Picture oe! Drama of Modern New York Life Now t Now at Coliseum Playing at Columbia ' a) ay [rapt Schipa Plays Role in “Sally” the Eyes staring, hearts - Lining ‘Bally ” = a dozen other popular meloc pounding, Bs 1 be heard on the set every nerve bs on edge, § = Strongheart Is watcha be Skillful Fighter two animals a ew Betx and | Strongh struggle for Fang," now at Hellig. It's a gra supremacy! | : The : Original i “ . Great ne Dog Star In spite of the fact tha w C rmly established erful Jawa and. strong i h lf asa lla on the scree Glyn chose hi» f ‘ for the hero role of her “Man and. Maite w at the Coli-|" 1 seum. The above scéne feat hures Cody anc Alec Francis. Mystery Play Next |Kia Kia Cannibals at Winter Garden Columbia Features nie’s, Millions,” the amusing hha omen. at am De |Elinor Clea Was mee [Righe c on the Job dy drama. Claire Adams and Richard Dix in a scene from “Meh and Women,” the drama of the oney-mad young people of Neu FRIDAY THE HEILIG BRINGS TO YOU CINDERELLA York today, which is the current attraction at the Colum- t 8) bia “| Movie ‘Couyile \Jetta Goudal “| Deny Rumors | Not Too Real | 6 wrote the| oe of Marriage for De Mille i .|Favors Reading ees uOKEY WOOL. ak ; S KEEP COOL~" MILLION DOLLAR Eig “for Would-Be Stars | s»:wverii» be 1 sorte» empbatie |p ! Evi iC ‘ co T0°BUILD 2a. ‘|New Program at STUDIO IN ALPS) state Thuraday mil Harder, Hollywood director, g made @ acreen version ings of the; conmt * in Switzerland, is ll, together with” ths uction of million. |feature picture, Edith ‘Thomtegty the Alps | “On Probation,” "wil. be at the official sanc y night: is government : turned to Sweetest Melodies You Ever Heard Last > recent! “William vaudeville | Trixie Bioke fi) Wis no |All the Rules og Seige grin irg. ‘of Il start. An orchestra oy ‘dcert, some popular numbers by Wal American cast with him for al es of pictures at the new Swis fy CONTINUOUS POLICY eee es Rca Sis eee | mieten] VAUDEVILLE | & POLA NEGRI accom ir aroha i a ee « ge OT | r vith | Bowers’ cousin “pt | =| : napkin under her chin We claim the BIGGEST som & |during the first course | AWARD BARRYMORE he could value in the Northwest | — ; THE THE CHARMER Pi Lovel THE CROWDS PROVE | § aa sobs "i vivselles \Agnes Ayres in NALENTINO BADGE |cmbeer. paying RARIN’- 10-0 91 8 Pola in her first comedy role (Colonial Film (eee eee Ath a Geotel for| 608: to-eall for Ar — AcTS—— 48 : A truetolife comedy-drama of | his Beau HEADED, BY : SALVATORE SANTAELLA matrimony is the de on afford. | mel.” ind bade od Rtas? re hese ig : and the ed “Worldly Goods,"’ the attraction | awarded for the best film perform: | 1° Se i 4 STRAND NAILLIANT ORCHESTRA praca fF ae tene Colonial. Agnes agate ‘i beat * Harold Stanton, Terror pat 7 0 of 4. She *« : | Glenn Hunter's famous .succens, | critics thr |*"Merton of the Movies," ia on the! film shel bill for Thursday, Hunter has in-! sentation an a jected all the pathos and comedy | into the film version of the story as! choice of the I |he put into the stage play. Violalin “# ” Others who rated hig |Dana plays opposite the youthful | we las Fairbanks, Lon Ch star, n Sills, Lillian Gish and George Billing Blanche Sweet, A BEN TURPIN COMEDY NEWS D REVIEW Harold Stanton, well known) § yew Cody, Harriet: Hammond, tenor, is winning the ap- Renee Adoree |proval of audiences at the Coming—“The Midnight \ Strand, where he is appear- ling as @ special feature this week. Mr, Stanton recently completed a 52-week engage- ment at the Granada theater) “Ppertect Presentation Always in San Lk "rancisco, Firat and Pike — Another Good Show!— Ruth Dwy leading w ‘seven Chanc T is Buster Keaton’s new n in his latest comedy Dorothy Sebastion, who enacts | "Mins Dwyer has | the selfish keloth and | been featured in a number of lead. | Scarlet,” v hat role the nd ingenue roles in recent Hol at the studio | production: | | | | AEN ; ae Positively | Italy has lost a champion to mo Ends Friday! tion pictures. Bruto Castellani, for. bee: | mer wrestiing champion of ttaly,|q Colleen Moore SHLJANE AND ATHER -An Important Event In The Theatre!! We are sure that you will be glad to k that JANE COWL, whoxe performance in “ROMEO AND JULIET han been the outstanding success for years, Is to be with us at the METRO. POLITAN THEATRE for four nights and a special Saturday matinee beginning WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. Thin is a privilege which we are to enjoy with only a few other cities, as MISS COWL returns to New York to make a now production, after which she is hooked to appear in London, MISS COWL'S © run of any 2 and not evoked suc newapaper and the gene or 4 Was, Keen York. The ¢ | was chosen to portray the giant slaye in. the film version of “Quo {ff L@OM Vadis," and he declares that he will j how turn his prowess from the mat |to the screen. | Don’t Miss a ONLY TWO DAYS MORE THEN GONE bas ALICE / TERRY and | | ~ AL HERMAl Phe Black La i q | f VENITA 4&0! rf “SALLY” Coming— “The Dressmaker From.Paris” STARTING TODAY TILL SATURDAY NIGHT "THE MASKED Juliet,” 6 you may know 18 had the longest production anyy ere in the world, Adelaide Neilson haa anyone lusiastic praise, not only from es, but from celebrated authors, magazine writers ell. MISS COWL brings with her the id the production in its entirety as it long run at Henry Miller's theatre in at numbers fifty people arable animous and er t N ring 1 Now. RICHARD DIX four special cars will dg be required to bring the organization to § TTLE. LEWIS bam Hr Metropolitan Theatre, large an it is, we have decided to take Helen Chadwick finds that HELENE advance mail orders now, and reservations will be made in the a mask and a new personal- CHADWICK AND order in which they are recelved. Please send stamped, self. addressed envelope, and make checks and money orders payable to the Metropolitan Theatre PRICES SATURDAY M “ISLE OF VANISHING MEN” — COMING — House Peters —in— ity go a long way toward winning back the straying j interest of a husband in “The Masked Daweer,” which starts Thursday at the Cap- STEPHENS on the BANJO “CONFESSIONS NIGHT: “RAR 49 Fintire Orchestra, Entire Orchentrn 55 itol, ues PALACE. Hl ntire eee Cle Entire Dress Clre Ast. dhow!y t 1 M es CONTINU US : z eo Haile Hateene ST dAhowings of Poroy’ Mar Hateony fs bulaeee ad LOVE STORY OF MODERN NOVAL DY L mont, In “The Legend of Itol a) a Gallery, Rear lywood,” will take place at the Cap. liol) Wednesday night Marmont has a difficult role, but one well Gallery ss wintiam winner | ADVENTURE! AGNES AYRES ROMANCE! Muited to’ his emotional abilities my ' ¥ oem Thursday, for three day 10 4 i at | GAIBTY! BEALIGR WALA Clie ARMA a | “Worldly Goods” ’ ; food. DANGER! cor,” starring Helene Chadwick. ‘Tho | Rs TONIGHT STANDARD. "4 upevil } COMING SATURDAY—IRENE RICH pletuve telly the story of a woman - Coming MAY 3) Gilda Gray WILL KING & 6 Hermie King’s 50 moana to gain back the interest of i her’ hugbang, “Lowell Sherman and a Leslioy Austen head the supporting cash, | a