The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1925, Page 14

—— PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, Jt 1, 1925, | MATT'S BASHFUL ROMEO ]Newspaper’s { WORRIES ABOUT PARENTS )De Mille Tells ( He's Outlaw | Michael Arle ~| “Morgue” Is , How He Selects 777205 ;,,, toSuperinterd @ Scene in Film New FilmFaces |. aii '. Negri Pictures %. a HY CECH, Db MILID F ‘. le for @ 5 i a : id ‘ * Ben 5 I find 1 Jo: 4 of 1 De i 4 ve 4 ° ‘br \. an ra f fi t t a ven bla t bi of ee aby’ f tar of “Hearts and Spurs,” f eri and me i a wor iy adapted from Jackson Greg-|""* cea Deo: en eee vi : { F a run at the Capitol Sunday : : Hi er pro- Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore are the appealing) pos ana Ge ‘ Sor ae a intaiabwilakMink Jao ars of the comedy drama, “How Baxter Butted In,” the J ‘ ta ud to | CoWNTWSAIT ES urrent attraction at the Blue Mouse. Moore has the role|( SCS oseph Lawren have excellent dramatic ta « =F of an excessively timid young man Ben Lyon Cries | Publishes New ae 7 BEA © 10c 7, IPH story “How Bax for Help—Don’t vercat ; Drama Yearbook , Bi hg atiey | TODAY ONLY : nly | Send Photos fhuows 4 Bie he Dr & WM. DESMOND tale of Meron Se ete shayensalguerinaemaia yd PEE: tn CLARA BOW TO DO § and Hy aor ray’ be ‘considered aye bp n version of this Allee 1 _ _SPARISIAN Love” g HELEN HOLMES sien na of a dlr tly Nini t “ge ou Tellegen and Don-| me of “pard Ber Loa A We girl en this week for| bots ‘ len ‘ “DUPED” i has made Adda Glea r Say plo se thetr | ten ~ Virginia Maral dt 4} | 14 . A i 1 NEWS ESOP’S FABLE H] nalizes Came > conclude th he LIGE CONLEY COM y TWO Days MONDAY [Toxine | GLORIOUS GLORIA IN ANOTHER TRIUMPH SU NDAY ‘6 \E Rudy sr Foacu of Art; i} as c | Serious Dearth of New Ideas Goes in for Boxof fice Pull : i “is! for Film Titles Is Alarming “The Sheik” Expresses ‘Diset ist at Current'] } a ‘aa produce the | Meaning of Desert Term Iie a cable Mia thee cho | aning toma "| aes : arte e \ ng well kn BY LINCOLN QUARBE mtore the| BOTH TORRENCES HAVE [tte nicture | DEY and im combination, One can | "try, ONE FAMOUS BROTHER 4." cio Be ren to m nnese’ M laid end to end reach from Hollywood to the re or from Times Sqt The task of necessary to fill these | es was in the hands of June who-is also supervising tho want in film f “Since I made my first big hit In I haye tried to crea because the we very gicand oF 1 e9 « : said. “In & Way Fowent over, but |? © Se 7. we ies eo never like “The Sheik.” | Lapa St te 1 et “1 had visions iS ‘> en Barriérs, and fina Man Dwen PRovucnom *WageSs oF virt I should W would. apr them be difficult thing to 4 the box- ot He dep! at fact be feels he is a better film than he was when he ‘made he shell.” LIBERTY SONGFEST However, in retur 1d t tricks to re-win the Valentino is not g the Latin br | aff. at the uu |when that house cond mantic Rus sian. | tomary weekly song contest a’ 3 he can cndow | cert, beginning at 12:30 o'cl with the same ro. which now sur-| rounds ¢ handsome son of Italy | or Spain because of the original tn- terpretat will be awa The cameras are already grinding | ‘The five song choruses will be “Old out the initial scenes of Valentino's Till the Sun Shines, next prodt | “The Untamed of Summe shina vuntamed” par town, My Chinatown. iver Wal He is a Russian bandit, lace will offer his usual delightful everything from vodka to "lconcert on the Giant Wurlitzer hearts, mostly the latter. Pittoresque” and “Light handsomely on a fast horse, dances | Cavalry’ will be his offerings and makes love with the same ardor ———_—_— rs |ALMA RUBENS PLAYS BIG SISTER TO CATS "se " : vine BA7y hy |four-footed—on the William Fox lot With Cheers and Applause from Enthusiastic Seattle Audiences ‘BLACK CYCLONE’ Sweeps into second big week member of the audience will be el gible to enter the competition, and the winners, selec Toast of Legion | One day Alma petted a nice friend —AND— ly cat of no particular breed whom ° he found sitting on the porch of ATT NORE a her bungalow. She also donated a M Wi 3 DAYS ON glass of milk to its cause SUNDAY ‘The following day three cats were | —IN— SUNDAY’ awaiting her More petting and MONDAY |more milk. The next day four put TUESDAY in an appearance and begged the | same treatment. Now Alma arrives at the studio ‘ery morning with a basket of gro- ries in her hand and hugging a pie of quarts of milk. And tho the word has been passed ‘ound in the t colony is some thing wild, fierce and awful! STATE THEATRE Fins? Avenue ar Macison , H RE THE Only Theatre in Seattle f Ferny 4 WILD HORSE Playing VAUDEVILLE PICTURES “HOW BAXTER BUITED The Funniest Comedy Drama vanson is the e French Foreign legion as Carmelita in “Wages of Virtue,” to be shown at the Colonial Sun- day and Monday. | “Black Cyclone” A picture surprising—imaginative heart-gripping—filled with vo- mance, adventure — loyalty and devotion—saparkling with brilliant FWY AG sd ae VIRTUE" gives) __— touches of humor magnificent joria Swanson one of the WALTER WELLS with its great outdoor back- AND HIS BAND ws C ia ey FAR TOO FINE a TO MISS gripping love story. Rare COMEDY. that will make you laugh until uooery) and appl After seeing this dig liugh producer you will even laugh) in your sleep, Seven Big Roaring Reels most colorful roles of The picture will be #h Colonial Sunday and Mond: | ‘The plctuer tells w pleasing tale of a young girl, w product of the slums, who becomes the toast of the French Foreign Legion. ‘The role of Carmelita is ideally suited to the eccentric Gloria | Hen Lyon, whose popularity has| inereased with surprising rapldity of late, ploys opposite the star, | career at the WILLIAM WINDER and his ORCHESTRA Joan Anthony Greif, Organist CONTINUOUS 10 A.M, TILL MIDNIGHT 10-15-25¢ Francesco ,,,..,,,,, COLUMBIA LONGO All-Artist Orchestra The thrilling story of @ cowboy and a gith can