The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1925, Page 11

Shwe ain ge # 4 4 E 4 a STAR ATURDAY AY 30, 19 | ExtraGets $450 ” for TenMinuges PAGE 14 THE Ir Norma Puts { you'd BE SCARED, T00 Kiss Most Overworked Device { LIKES STYLISH CLOTHE Charagter Roles ‘ of the Moviesy Asserts June se eon the Shelf, What Will Rudy ayd the Rest of the Dear Work in Films} ° Boys Say to This, We Wonder? , in wR a Yo 4 Reginald Denny Pome to my tng " inate pe Coming Monday pe The las, as Well, too long Han} by any ane of a hundred othe ber to the Columbia Baya: pepe for: tepiaas to} may be:ab9 re Tea Dates Interfere With Colleen Moore’s Work Abroad cig r pretty little Georgia Hale looks frightened No t Stuart Holmes has a reputation of being one of the sercen’s f ¢ champion villians. Georgia and Stewart are in the cast of |! from Colleen Moore, t And I att man the 0 Sunday. there." mont tt t und Paris v be ‘i back t 1S pgm eet ae f P : ‘i 4 . eee r 2 r . t 1 to m day and 4 t, and it takes & ¢ E Fiuktavan 7 bay: 2 : f We Moder of’ Landon’ bobbles ‘with thelr. eturdy 3 OY, don Perens ont idiramalet : ‘ formy and sticky to make way for| This lovely young French girl has the reputation of being oy ug esis sonal Gide prc eae P oa ar ‘ - | ‘To date not « foot of film has been |the star whenever abe makes an ap-| one of Hollywood's most fashionable dressers. She is Jetta mentioned obstacles and source of | seem H t ' nad ond 1 fans are all anx- | pearance . ; % Sieh innit : t 1 ri ry a eats’ Petia afcCormickn expect to remain | G2Udal, who first gained screen fame with Barthelmess in Gl oati n ver Aish (was. a. women : hater Joset ! mittent |i tea. invitations ‘are pouring’| abroad a thonthe and will viat| ‘Lhe Bright Shawl.” Jetta has the leading feminine role in g Tomantic and all that sort of thing, |“ n mo ' : ir 1 side all intere on during th “The Spaniard” at the Strand. ed with feminine he: i J Ag “ : 1 seit}: HE latest styles always, but] wear must have some feature that wo- Fist ee “ee e af cupid’s darts, most unwittingly wre 3 . Podch? vPro m practicability first makes it exceedingly practical. EF final episode of “I'll Show You r sotething | 6¢e master and fare forth tooling Keep Your Eyes Open;Hamrick Secures This 1» tho fashion creed of one|thone Mttle thing k Town" finds Alec has promised MCROT ORES f SER SDE MEY: BS og . of the bent dressed women in Holly-| dictates a we years he has been strug- ey aes Somes Sc wa Then un ioke pall of a eity for Greta Nissen |Lubitech Film wood merely pin on f ian town, all on the same night, each Bsr Mean ole Greta Nissen, the 19-year-old Norse “ Sho ts Jetta Goudal, va naPhaGh Fpl 3 ndsome men of them separately. Noi ( , ( rn uted ax ono of the un Seeker lg te ile sas ag paid Eee a cea er soiled and whose know of the other's nc je a : af Riggio ay , A : 5 asp oa ares tha aha al ines : 5 trouble and the best of the comedy ywood ; t tw y thes feat tis c hethea ta phi 4 ve gaged Pen ptr a pa a Girl"—now in begins and ends in the “Hanging | voted more an te iid 5 Mo Again,” It} Def ee . en ‘1 . ry? oid ¢ has achieved his a fashion al “There in nothing I like better | says, is an than stylish clothes,” Miss Goudal| ily lends it ways, “but first everything that I s carries one. This, dornment which rea Ba ta etiae ion, for he battles his way t entire picture E ing from men to tarts the picture Gardens Cafe," where all of from anytht women are being entertained Alec. To Reep his app with each of his compan has himself paged every fi and meeting director has made { to grace a: Furt ays gives her h hands disarmingly t in wal added, it Reporter Finds Florence Is something to do ROVING STARS utes and goes thru a h Beery Mage Unusual Holl ywood Actress scstwara vod of me oe is t t © means on t coe BY RUSSELL J. BIRDWELI t e a3 captures Ale Sar eNOGD: a a t re > until the last of the picture Hae ; wet : bo : . Org Nt Rips priSSRID ° A great supporting cast in stitisrén whit ao as the ma bus 5 ; 2 deitt Margaret Liv of th 1s There t 1 woma ak dada tt am ish wards, Lilyan Tashmna, Cissy Fi pes say whiels " seer ae 8 r gerald, Marion Nixon, Edward Wim-| 044 who make caiein. dames Vidor |°° ™Y way to the s cast of screen | aig ory, “4 aady Jowitt, the young Ex ball, den Stevenson, William A. have been abruptly } 4 into the ed the pmo in the evening, At night ‘ th] Who PI ele.” TI who looks like the late Carroll, Martha Mattox, Helen |iimetignt by calculat prodcouen z 4, and so I always go to Hobart B who plays an im. >. |Betty Tells Hob to luce Reid, played a bit with Greene and Linole Braham. who ‘appreciate ‘the exploited ‘value is early, It is better no." { int | portant re Half.W9 Richard Dix in. “The Lucky Devil,” Francesco Longo promises a fine | of a certain t of face or form thé’ eu Miss Nissen will be visible to film: | of Clara Be fillard Lout and} whic iD “| Sidetrack the Bluffer |i" rly titled “California—or toncert. These: “players ‘have pees! this“ enbounn or the first time in William | John Hudson unit of Firs Blythe, the vixenish vamp in before leaving for the West s latest Paramount pleture, | “Kins Again” will enjoy {ts| the direction of John Fra st showings at the Blue| with Dorin Kenyon tn rting next Satur- and Lioyd Hugh "ours | "Percy," Charles Ray's second to support Gloria Swanson the featured | picture, has arrived at some shrewd |in “The Coast of Folly.” s fn thie ‘male | conclusions about life. “Elvery. man} 7 thinks he is obliged to make love to |**%4 to: ‘fall for” his patter. Throw , your arms around his neck and so! “He | ‘Yes, Tom, we must be together, even is afraid that if he doesn’t ho will | 4¢ we have to sacrifice everything. be thor a dumb-bell Moreover, | We must fly the country! He will married, he feels perfectly | fly, all right, but it will be hack to jsafe in doing it. He knows the | his good, sane wife, and his substan }woman can’t take him up | tial business. You won't be bothered If you want to give the married h him any more, I can promise | Romeo the scare of his life; just pre- you." ich hes ground on which to h . hard work tempts at histronic tinue to exist, solely bec Colonial to Show to ext, solely are pettingly nurtured in “North of 36” Jot press pptiokohirahvatag “North of 36” is a film with as/stance, movie stars being many hair-raising thrills as there|by Arabs and directors’ lost are feet of film. | desert. Produced by Irvin Willat from| And so it is a s the novel of Emerson Hough and |sreeable treat when one fr featuring Jack Holt, Ernest Tor-|that type which ts seldom e rence, Lois Wilson and Noah Bee: ered in routine ranks of m«¢ fm the leading roles, “North of 3 = ly type of wh opens a two days’ run at the Colo-| Florence Vidor is one of its a plat Sunday, exponents “| ADDED TO CAST OF Here's a story of the locaare< | There are of this species in SWANSON FILM oe in which Adolphe | first Menjou and Robert Agnew also are js on Miss Vidor talks it ts not o surf f emotion, which Is }@ pretty woman,” wom Btory of Texas, that'll knock you | Hollywood. Rich, Warn right off your feet. The, time is | Brothers ft» the mother; Four outstan character actors directly after the clyil war, when | of two ch also of this wel elaéhad: haat Givntae ool a the Lone Star state was almost | Come variety broke and at a loss for a market| But mostly in this film town, one for its herds. me the brainl lapper who Word. comes thru that such a} believes short of market is to be found far up “north |ouse and a certain amount of ¢t|ma adapted from t Gloria Swanson In GLORIOL AND HER 6 G I LDA G R AY coming Paramount picture, and ple t of Fe a society dra » best seller by pf 36,” and a girl is the first tojcetera are tho necessary require: | ¢,1; Dy undertake the perilous venture—|Ments which will catapult her be ies A Shows start 2: 00, 8:30, and Texas is saved. fore ‘the ‘camera. 5 5 : : a ae EIT sa z guard cose somnomtllU ESag During a talk with Miss Vidor,|role of Count ¢ ; MONDAY COMES THE LAUGHING HIT OF THE YEAR who is under contract to the Fa Jesnerer will play Nanny, mothe JUST PLAIN FOLKS mous Players-Lasky corporation, 1) pyr Speaking of movie stars living] realized I wag chatting with a very | In the lap of luxury—Buster Kea- | distinctive person. Dor ton, Natalie Talmadge Keaton and| She { distinctive because in this | stanc their two youngsters have just| melting pot of envies, hates, act comedy rol rented and moyed into a four-room | Ousies and ambitions, it is, in As has bee house! phenomenal distinction for an ac-| Anthony J No, tt wasn't poverty that drove| tress not to be covetous of the| Eng them to it. They sold their Holly-|Jaurels of others and especially | son's n wood home and wanted to take the | — kiddies, Joe and Bob, to the beach for the summer. The only house they could find had four rooms and they took it. They expect to stay until September. of the child born to million Cumming will play Con \ and Jed Prouty will en: | viously afnoun a handsome young or, ‘will be Miss Swan: | west loading man tit WOLF The Dog with Human Intelligence Who Loves Like a Woman = and Fights Like a Man— —IN— 10c ia 15¢ Doug MacLean With Paramount RANK FR. ADAMS, one of America's best-known mag- azine writers, will be responsible for Douglas MacLean’s story ma- terial when the comedy star be- gins producing features for Par- amount. . Mr. Adams for years has been a regular contributor of light fic- tion to Cosmopolitan, Red Book, the American Magazine, Collier's, Photoplay and other periodicals with millions of readers. He also has written several novels and plays, including ‘The Time, the Place’and the Girl.” A num- ber of Adams’ stories have been pleturized with excellent resulta. He recently wrote “Stage Struck,” in which Gloria swan. gon will star, TODAY (only)— “THE SILENT ACCUSER” with ELEANOR BOARDMAN and the marvelous dog actor “PETER THE GREAT” SUNDAY and MONDAY James Oliver Curwood’s Thrilling Story of Love and Adventure in the Far North ‘yy Y pth JACK HOLT — ERNEST TORRENCE i sy LOIS WILSON NOAH BEERY' se ii \ “Baree, Son ee we || m= | “ | of Kazan” Emerson Hough's j 2 g You'll famous story marvel at the human acts of love and heroism per- formed by this miracle dog in a story that snaps with tion—thrills and suspense —enacted by a great cast headed by : RACTION HARRY LANGDON in “THE A Mack Sennett Bib. KA SQUAWK” hekler THE ‘Steeles ae SEATTLE 10—Big_ Attractions—10 NEW YORK ROAD sow — VAUDEVILLE G TOP NOTCH ACTS _ROgE BUD REVUE WALTER WELLS AND HIS BAND FIRST SHATTLE SHOWING FRANKLY ARNUM, tn @ “WHEN EA \MEETS WEST” co NEWS A TiNstON=«10¢-1Berune Ae $ enough laughing dyna- mite in this rollicking picture to blow your risibilities sky-high. It all revolves around a revolying folding-bed with the revolvers sowned by the husbands of the . ais nthe feldigrbeds ELMER DAVIS WILLIAM It’s the wildest, maddest whirl Presented by Carl Laemmle AND WIS of fun you've ever seen! " ie UNIVERSAL JEWEL ORCHESTRA: (A Dine Jean Anthony Greif |S PEE “OH, DOCTOR!” WAS GREAT—“I’LL SHOW YOU THE TOWN” Bihan ks Ae IS IMMENSE—YOU’LL LOVE IT LAST TIMES TODAY WM. DESMOND in “Straight Thru” Starting SUNDAY— SHIRLEY MASON ae TIE ae “THE STAR DUST TRAIL” “Have a Heart” Comedy Feature STEPHONS on eo BANIO I Our Screen Your ye Inau eh Ae HSU RA iN oe