The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 11

MONDAY, JUNE 29, 199% —irEi THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 “Dumb Dora’ | Gets Laughs at Palace Hip Be 3 r ne ts —) CELLO ARTIST FEATURE | o@sar som Adventures Too Far _ ||.» °ot!seum concert Clara Bow Is Reckless Member of “Adven | ‘ 1QDAY—UNTIL FRIDAY ‘ous Sex,” lue Mouse Picture | : ‘ turous Sex, in Blue Mouse Pictur =) tl at : WILL KING TAN in A | ms. a 7 2 , : . ‘ ‘But Where’s the Bride? There’s Something Wrong With This Pic , { ture From Comedy at Liberty American Family — ES AES a Film at Coliseum ri Md, H ma ; cp —IN— ' * “DUMB DORA” A e Laughs From Start to Finish ‘A egal playing —and— « : HERMIE KING’S wba “SUPER-SOLOISTS” agers oles Thursday Evening, Elks’ Night ‘ nd aon! Blue Mouse 1 of t et fe Pi dso 1 “The a es > oar ack ‘ein 10 yeurm age, is Adventurous & wet ¢ ¢ n Sas « : h at . Sex a a fuer =a ° r : . se STARIUNG wet | . ! 11 I ne Clara Bow t ts ames A I z ig an ent villa Popular Players Ss beh Score at Columbia h The ¢ a feat \ Wo Ki man's | s Perey, Mar ALWAYS OFFERING THE GIANT SHOW OF THE NORTHWEST VAUDEVILLE Raymond Griffith doesn’t l¢ exactly happy in t Clara Bow finds the arms of staid Herbert Rawlinson a hia t tan.| Seene from his new comedy, “The Night Club,” th rent SEATS ON SALE FOR comforting harbor after she has her fling in “The Adven- vt their art, | 2ttraction at the Liberty NEW JANE COWL PLAY) ‘urous Sex,” the film now playing at the Blue Mouse adapted | CIC CLUB," talented and a new pla ndventuroua young 6 NIGHTS, JULY 6-11 ARCH SELWYN and ADOLPH KLAUBER Present JARE a most eh rtain § : St besta Binh ee | AND FIRST RUN FEATURF 7 ma ice acta age PICTURES og nd a sod Mod. x WHAT A SHOW THIS WEEK be estkn . SEVEN CTS HEADED BY °F 1 I THE WORLD'S FASTEST MELODY UNIT 01 COHAN COMEDY OPENS ea i, Miss sen rege : ny SE nape WEEK AT MET s 4 vaca A ety 3 ee pia Beaty gnaw tees Laughs and Tears in : comedy, darted | eee Seen auanee Bu BREE “agape ay | “Chickie” at Strand |, ——— we tart e i 3 zo | . oa 8 mak mes"! Got His Hands Full |=: appeals not || piace pero amet agra Her Duffy players are nm se hig b= kA hag agate | Playful Scene Is From “The Denial,” characteriza G ‘8 SI, AN ade gato { Pantages Screen Attraction s he 00s Melodrama Playing |‘; t n the title A eneL y High pita Gorden, oo on ORPHEUM | jangs G ion The J. & V, SYNCOMATORS THE COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINELAND Matiners Mc, After @ 9 +b RAYMOND FAGAN ——AND HIS—— SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA 4N ORGANIZATION THAT KNOWS HOW TO PLAY REAL SYNCOPATION i JESSE RSE E eee: iti titi iit ie . o Charles Ray Is CRAIG & CO. 4 J And Her New York Company e” of the Bat , “Dynamite Smith” in a New Romantic Comedy PEM hea gee e aii. aeify” Ghvanitrl oat of Crinoline Days shed herself ax Favorite in Shirley Mason Stars |i. oct" One Trip :" seattle tate im Rhe “adhere ewe * : heroines of the THE 7 in Emotional Roles sk Ss 4 Pr Shirley Ma r Silver Star By Lawrence Eyre BRENCK’S GOLDEN HORSE HENRI LE BEL SONGOLOGUE Prices Including Tax NIGHTS and SATURDAY — Lower Floor, BURT PALL HIRSCH Griffith Teeny” AMBROSE MALL ARNOLD Floor, $2.20; Baleony, Loulse Farenda and Vera & MAY The Pitaburg BALLET SE ot a girl who, taleaty:xeoused'| ad $1.65, $1.10; Gallery, B0c. Larry Sasi halve pt aa Rabie { of murder, clears herself with the ‘onh: Monday _— | ————S==___——= THE TZARD OF OZ," with Supportin Roche, well pwn screen man; Freeman Wood, as Jain Howell, Fra 1 King, E Miss Mason are John/ as “The Price of a Party,” starring ading | Hope Hampton and Harrison Ford TIT | FEATURE Pl TROPOLITAN ¢ and the i ONCE IN peving 2ND BIG WEEK v LAS Pe EVERY THE HENRY DUFFY PLAYERS " GIRL’S LIFE- a, Bobby Agnew and Lucille Ricksen are among the cast of “The Denial,” the film attraction at the Pantages, startin with Monday's matinee pee bi which opens at the Pan-) theater, a comedy travesty entitled tages. tod: Batty,” by Harry Wagstatte Gri Fay and wynne, The picture was} Edmund Mortimer. the author, pre offers an TLY'S NIGGEST AND SHOW VALUE Burt, Ambrose and May, thre PRESENT echoes feature attraction ix mond Fa: | oy a3 owa cathe ; COLONIA NEW YORK ROAD SHOW gan and hn 1 1 e s H ; GEORGE M. COHANS comes the moment i AVE AT BIK pce Ream: suinieht aiista ane fi 3re + Golde pe IF for the great deci- ee eer cx ll VAUDEVILLE Sewri'ka' the worldla'tuntane mology |e novelty in bronze, 17 0. sion. When the LAST TIMES TODAY SELECTED PICTURES Hegel ata Surya Rs dees sed ; R heart says Charles Ray NOW TILL WEDNESDAY pris Wiens toee ; Alor Bits “Yes!” and | IN s} i is Cralg de a § “ SIX BIG ACTS ie United | The tontura. pletura tt Pe Sa Say DYNAMITE ncterizat:|is entitled “The Denial, entitled |by Hobart Henley and Rine “No!” which path shall she | take? Stine Trio | Btat MINTH CREATORS DELUXE uring Claire Windsor with a strong sup SMITH” TOMOKROW— “PRICK OF A PARTY" Coffman & Carroll TWO TONES OF TDHOWN WALTER WELLS AND HIS BAND The Picture of Love's Truths/ TPHEIRS was the springtime of passion but to please a parent's whim, love and youth were sacrificed. ON THE SCREEN NOW—TILL WED, ef Tere is a wins for all of us to see, It is throbbing with the i PETE MORR IN in It Now drama of life and features beautiful | Shirley Mason “THE MYSTERY Has Seattle Special ay. ee | ae vy CLAIRE WINDSOR SCANDAL SECOND ADVENTUIE Shoppers’ HOBART HENLEYS PROOF” The Fighting Ranger : NEWs commpy y News Bargain production 7 comupy ADMISSION—I00 ~ Ihe « She Matinee CONTIL 6 My ADULTS 30c Children 10c (Mixeept Saturdays, LAWRANCE Si alr DioRsAY i '% Cust oF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE BARGAIN SUMMER PRICES NIGHTS—25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 ine MATINEES = Si?" 25c, 50c, 75c ne | | Tam TTY | Columbia PERCY MARMONT and ALMA KUBENS in “A Woman's Faith” NOVAK'S GIRLS’ BAND A Knockout Jrom the play “The Square Peg”. . by LEWIS BEACH - Adapted ty Agnes Christine Johnaton Produced by LOUIS B.MAYER “(Metrpyodduyn Picture THE PROGRAM STARTS TODAY tnt HVA NO ' A Fight for Ho Sun and Holldays) in pnor Evening Prices: Adults 50c Kiddies 10c U. of WoNavy Crew Tice