The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1925, Page 18

THE SEATTLE STAR ” | De Mille’s “Ten Commandments” next Strand attraction; “Black Cyclone Firth and Pike ‘COLUMBIA’ to remain at Columbia;*Betty Bronson picture to open at Liberty; Matt | | | Tonight Only DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE SEASON’S BIG DIFFERENT PICTURE! Moore in comedy drama next at Blue Mouse; Betty Compson and Jack | RICHARD | Holt to star at Coliseum. e ° BARTHELMESS IN FIRE” “SOUL There will be an added musical treat here for you Sunday Monday : a Tuesday Only Wednesday ; : } i t } } ‘ BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN GLEE CLUB 80 men, including noted soloists. The Glee Club will be heard each after- noon and night and will be the special feature of the con- cert Sunday at 12:30 THE WILD HORSE in his second picture sensation 1 | CYCLONE ¥ SemmEOET mae remain at the Columbia another h week; (2) Lawrence ,.Gray and Betty Bronson, fea- ‘Li BERTY ta Starting - SATURDAY— cene from “Mow Buster Butted In,” to open Saturday at the Bi Mouse; (4) Charl les De Roche, among the cast of ‘ ‘The Te nC tion; (5) Betty Compson and Jack Bentley Holt in‘ fs Truly A gg in “Are Parents People?” coming to the Liberty Saturday; (3) Matt Moore First ana Vike nmandments,” the next Strand attrac- Secret,” to plat y at the Coliseum Marvelous Picture Breath-Taking Thrills! Tonight—Farewell to “THE Wizard of 0z” next week. SCREEN ATTRACTIONS | lamers T \ 1 ( with 1 en od Charlie Mur | STRAND Cpe tt na with Alice J ¢ and Mary Brian. couisken— tatnier Betty Bronson Next Liberty Attraction Are fathers COLUMBIA FLIRTS? BLUE MOUSE—"Tho Silent } a do WINTER GARDEN gia A ealin Are mothers ot celine Rae ee ye & MERRYMAKERS? COLONIAL —"Ey Hearts.” with © omance Are divorcees THE STAGE It defies comparison DYNAMITE? POLITAN th Lowaoh""Hiniy Dutty pthvk See that informa- PALACH HiN“be Careful Will xing medy compa tive laughing hit COMING The Seattle Times Serial Story Buster Leads Cc aw ond Mule ie Ghenae Seen | Back From Wide, igs oe ed them Paramount picture— “EVE’S SECRET” “Two popular stars in @ romance laid in-a _ of enarist Ray adventures | on — Son —] ws Horace with more ARENTS OPLE?” = ‘ = [i 4 ‘en t at ong-eared mule With a Taylor, R dignified ‘with ANTONIO ; : and Theodore Robert These two will MORENO AILEEN PRINGLE that Arizona is climatic repu worked daily that registered from nas not been|tations, The ar name. iin a suns! nm the di | up. | luxe 100 degree: Compson and Holt “That's That’ Is | Matt Moore Comedy | Coming to Coliseum Next King Offering [eae the Blue Mouse o-starring Betty That,” a musical cor from s0-called at that, Jack is as "The Killer’ in the pro. RRY LANGDON will delight you in Mack Sennett’s A omedy drama set against the be far out of the ordir round of the hustle and bustle © presented by Will King of a newspaper want-ad depart- his company with Saturday's mati-| ment is “How Baxter Butted In," nee at the Palace Hij |to open at the Blue Mouse Satur-| : SOUTHERN GLEE CLUB _ “Boobs in the Woods” |“ coLiseum ATTRACTION One of the biggest attractions to coming to the Coliseum Sat ; ‘a That” take | da THE be offered in Seattle this season was Lone ‘ « for “That's That" take | day s yesterday contracted by Manager J tie einer a tt anitarium, and the com Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore| | COLISEUM von Herberg for the Coliseum next is thi t ts of Will King and Lew! have the leading roles. Moore is Dunbar are said to be capable of| cast a i the audiences in a constant | can't duke who marries As Henri, duke of Poltava, Holt is It is the famous Birming CONCERT | fant ‘Southern Glee club and orches a young man speak without so shy he tammering, p tra of 30 men to appear both in the a quid Reter Fre patie Wh? | uproar of laughter jand Miss Devore is the girl he loves @ deve ‘or four the eh fbay hye Hermie King and his supersolo:} but is too bashful to tell about it. IN ldays only, next Sunday, Monday ove Tuesday and Wednesday ists will appear in concert before! How fate got big-hearted and the pleture la a man who dares to ADOLPHE h musical comedy 41 hat's; covered the backward young man WINELAND This musical organization is well make love to a princess whom the | jit» with glory, all unbeknown to him, known thruout the United st duke -was to have married “Be Careful" will be played by| furnishes material for a highly en- cessful transcontinental tour supporting cast in the production, 300; after 0c: y 3% year, and it already has taken the hk esse diins Pacific Coast by storm at the v 1 ous cities in which it has been he this season, The Glee club in fea turing as soloists Howard Ellington, | violinist; Ballard Bayliss, pianist | Kenneth Griffith, tenor, and Caldwell COLONIAL i LS AVE AT Pikg | times Friday night. Lew Dunbar! ‘The tac : t| 18 ween at his best this offering, | Wara Bee th CUED CUCL LO bem CON O° wing Will sine sie Hill, Reece | Aad Virginia M “The Killer'* yunctured him j | Adda ; ginia Marshall ee MaMa IRAN Mok Raakte e ae Gardner, Art Belasco, Honora Ham-|and ‘Turner Savage are appealing wolf, And it's a , fiton and Clara LaVerne all have| children . playin u litt ant great comedy parts. girl, whom the duke has educated I Plan Elaborate ovine Griffith TOURING OREGON } Stars in Melodrama - Interior for Pantages | "The Single Track," in which Cor. Convention Delegates Are Particular attention in being adi-| {Ne Griffith is starred at the Winter Garden until Saturday night, takes) Seeing Scenic Spots tone during the renovation of the|it® title from a, snur of a. rallroad ‘ast includes | Lucas and is his second adversary, but this BETTY BRONSON FLORENCE VIDOR A jolly, o zippy tale im) . of “How to "| be Devoted though 4 | rected toward the Interior decora Dwworced!” oO [a] oO oO % Pantages, according to Manager| thAt, when completed, will connect] poRTLAND, Ore, July 10 (By /10c oa Gis0 tao 15¢ fet ccs “- * B.C Spontick, Belloving that the ena ae ae vii }. P)—Never before in the history TA PREY Interior clegance more than ay | Te eee totus Nath tho main! of Portland had there been such an EMPTY HEARTS” Only Theatre in Seattle o A ed Sebi Jether factor attects the beauty of|!!N¢- It must be finished before tho| Cr cotaed migration, of convention CLARA BOW Playing ta 4 a theater, Manager Bostick has used | PAI! of the right of way expires.) asicgates to tho scenic spots of this Rival interests employ foul means HN all his energies to bring about an) i, 44) mas that which occurred to y “ ” sap er teh ay acti making it necessary | JOHN BOWERS a} OUR GANG Slaborate plan of reconstruction | fo, (alty notion, making 1 necessary | (0 casa in a comedy as possible | Personally, ‘Tho ensuing ovents toll] Thousands of persons here for the rT | mate The bailed is ae paee story of love, adventure and tho lea Cea pine : a }wonal supervision of ‘To INH | regaining of a loat fortune jconvention were taken over the SNAPPY ACTS \ berger, in charge of this work for | : si | Columbia river highway, the loop of Choruse | the entire P es ciroult. ‘The de- | Bet | road around Mot ood AND Learn Thero Choruses yr enh ht A api wah at HOW DUMB WE ARE | road around Mount Hood and to} signs and color schemes were worked other places of interest It was estimated that fully 9,000 persons Were circling Mount Hood, |the highest peak in Oregom, which | guards over the Columbia river MONTREAL—Tho average por ittaing his mental growth at} Age of 14, says Dr, C, By Kel logge of McGill university.” He ad mits that @ man knows more than PICTURES out by Helnsberger in co-operation with B, Marcus Priteca, chief arch litect for Alexander Pantages, All will be in readiness for the Shines, Nellie “Minter Radio Man’ NOW—TILL SAT, WALTER WELLS “The Laat Rose of . , “ Jrooponing, July 19, according to)" "uN mar owa 1 a orgs, RUDOLPH AND HI8 BAND shaping ht latent word | with aYtAY fac ti aucor Seen’ | rormal sessions of the convention Sealel del nck MS lag : thinking ability in no greater cloned last night with a genoral VALENTINO CONTINUOUS | i? Df WOODSMAN RUNS WILD i assembly in the municipal audt AM. TILL MipNicur $25 in Cash Prizes TOKYO.—-A woodaman in # Tokyo SNAKE DARKENS TOWN Lorine J suburb suddenty stopped chopping} EL RENO, Okln—tlectrie lent! n wildly down ax, Before he “THE SAINTED & DEVIL” between Wnid and iI Reno} WACH MARRIED THRICE Wallace on the Wurlitzer A ntreet, wavi | tions, “Blood and Sand," Beaucaire” and “The Shiek.” |on Bill at State | vaudeville bill at the State, to re-| | attractions, FRIDAY, JULY 10 The magnificent and mighty spectacle of er all the ages— M epee Time Shown at-———~ . POPULAR PRICES 4 Adults peeeseecceee OOP Children e 25e iy Loges Hy The 2 Including Tax ro} Matinee and Evening Special Musical Setting by the Strand Orchestra than) Ends Tonight—“The Little French Girl” i, | rere HANDS OUT IK YO.—The |Discards Crinolines for Blue Denims —_ that is the! Davies from her role Meredith” to that in latest release, “Zander the Great,” now at the Heilig r of h recent | s Davies in two tight} r skimpy dress} knees and cher. black in several eap made PANTAGES CLOSED for $100,000.00 ALTERATION BIG GALA REOPENING SUNDAY JULY 19 (Watch for further announcements) acterization of this r the Great” was adapted| y neces Marion from the stage} success by Salisbury Field, and was| directed by George Hill “Sainted Devil” Is Feature at Capitol | “A Sainted Devil," in which Ru- dolph Valentino is seen as a young who roams South Ameri ch of @ notorious bandit who len his bride on his wedding ature of the Capitol aturday night. As Don Alonzo Castro, Valentino is the Valentino of the old produc-| fonsieur Nita Naldi and Helen D'Algy have important feminine roles. Their} contrasting types of charm are strik- | ing and effective. and Her New York Company in One Trip of the Silver Star Ry Lawrence Eyre PRICES—! |Fun ee ‘Melody A rollicking comedy duo, Harry Young and Helen Wayne who bill| themselves as ‘Two Saps," top the | main until Sunday night | SECOND WEEK! “Fernando's Dogs” is a new ca- nine offering, in which the intelli. MARION DAVIES ent dogs do some tricks said to be | original on the stage, SENS Marshal and Shannon Slee iT} Zander The Grea “Bursts of Melody,” a unique mus! Treen ane MABISON cal oddity, Hal Beck and his “lady | friend" put over some clever slang, | The “Tip Top Revue,” consisting of | & conglomeration of singing, talk ing and dancing, concludes the| vaudeville program. A film fea: | ture and a band concert are added | Unusual Fight | Is Film Feature Fights between horoes and villians are every minute occurrences on the screen, but in “Black Cyclone," the feature starring Rex, the king 0! wild horses, showing at the coun maith tp gsc a bia, audiences may see the most un- usual fight ever screened, ‘Thie is WILL KING & co botweon Rex, a young stallion, just , testing his magnificent strongth, and as a black.and white spotted horse that “BE C EFUL” has never been defonted—a horse Benne ey that always slays and is therefore known ag the Killer, There are other fights, too, with Rex attacking a wolf pack and slay- ing A cougar about to leap on a} sleeping man. Fred Jackman, who directed “The King of Wild Horses," | vhich was a sensation, directed ‘Black Cyclone," which promises to be an even greater sensation, Kath. Jeen Collins, Guinn Williams and Christian Frank are the only human beings in the story, NO MATINEE TODAY rting 'Tomorrow— ix Company in “Tha: “THE SINGLE TRACK” and the Inst episode ot U, 8. MAKES OWN DYE! WASHINGTON—Tho United States is remaining independent of German dye manufacturers Ninety. six per cent of the dyes used in America last year were produced in this country, “e Take 1 or 2 Lessons Latest Steps at STEVENS Private Halls, Day and Edward Everett Horton, waeo will} be recalled as the clever actor of | 10-15-25¢ nly was interrupted when na ARAPAHORK, Nob. John Ww Waa overpowered, he had Killed ond six-foot bull anake climbed a db-foot| Kimmel, 75, recontly waa married man and wounded 1% others with} pole and wrapped itelf around the} to Mary D. 1 Wo, 74, I was the his wenpon, tratiomiasion Ine third marriage for och, By REX BWAC 3} fa) oy for Sunday, 12:50 P, Mu: a “old Pal" CI Wait TIL the is] Oo [a] oO [] {| Oo 0 (a) » “Ruggles of Red Gap" and “To the Ladies,” appears opposite Mlorence Vidor in James Cr ‘® latest pro. duetion, “Marry Me ¥y eehe Lady