The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1925, Page 14

STILL IN THE WE oa ly an adventu ern Arizona provides the parallel of | ;) ing of the We: in a colorful, “The Light of Wes of the same n and where the pop, pink lemonade @nd peanuts are given away free! : © candy butchers, passin, sand drinks, help sion even more In “The Live Wire!’ Such a paradise for “kids”—young | 1 Nine hundred extras $7.50 each to enjoy the cireus sta the other day at the $n the Bronx for sce: Wire,” starring Johnny Hines. jackson studios | wh n “The Live | mak eight clowns, three trapez « ers, three barebac NICE FOR EVERYBODY, BUT GUEST OF HONOR The brilliant individual who took a basket of fruit to his sick friend, and then sat on the bed and at nothing whatever on the members of | producing “The Com-| well known sereen jokee, who has just returned to New York from Canada, he was on loca Garrett Fort, scenarist for this plc ture, which stars Rod La Rocque, discovered that he had while on location at Balb ny, and immediately amera. men and assistants | ed" to celebrate | Fort had acquired a Pair of nicely sunburned lips and) couldn't partake of the nourishment. | with appetites} unaffected by the misfortune of their | guest, merrily consumed the sumptu- ous dinner, while Fort sipped soup| through a straw! Thief lubades. promoted a big * honest-to-goodness men of the polecat.family and placed the unsophisticated camera-broken should haye been. od time was had by all—except Jed and the skunk. ee ee Studio visitors are getting a re: now bel “The Viennese Medle This promises to he one of the gest pictures on the fail listin; Don't misunderstand—still, meaning yet. Billie Dove has been winning favor in her W Next week she plays in Zane Grey's “Light of Western Stars” at the Liberty. Nat clash between desperate out- laws and the law-abiding element 4n the vast cattle country of S ern pictures of late. Real Circus With Pink Laniiitalde Free for Extras in Hines P Imagine a fine, big circus which | four the audience is paid to go and see icture| a ETS, || Poor Jed Says Skunk He Drew Was All There And speaking of practical jokes is the most impractical to Prouty, omedian and where om with “The the this thriller of the others suppliéd by Mephitis Me- phitica, or to use her more popu- alias One of the comedy gags allot- ted to Jed was the washing of Mra. Mephitica and for the pur- sent from New York for the scene. But someone in the company, apect- mal pet Fina? Avenue at Macon: NOW PLAYING HIGH CLASS : ACTS: VAUDEVILLE PICTURES WALTER WELLS AND HIS BAND Douglas Fairbanks as “The Thief of Bagdad” is paying @ stolen visit to the princess, Julanne Johnston. ture returns to the Capitol OUGLAS FAIRBANKS! exquisite | fantasy, ‘The Thief of Bagdad," | will be the attraction at the Capitol, | opening Sunday. Paves anything Fairbanks has Arabian Nights tales, Magic carpet; ridew the winged horse ouds; wears the invisible cloak; raises the magic army; Kills the dragon, and wing the princess, Artistic perfection tn achteved in} very trick of mera was employed to achieve vaudeville and CONTINUOUS 10 A.M, TILL MIDNIGHT ston, Snitz, Kdwardy, yamo, Brandon Hurst and Anna May So-din Kama- 10-15-25¢ TURDAY, JULY 18, 19: THE SEs 7 \ Moonshine Must (1X DEPTHS OF WILDERNESS | Build Swamp [ BEWARE OF WHITE FANG! J \ s Ee BRE Ei tee aes | Be Pretty Bad > on Studio for | > Pickford Film in California A live merr eo} apparently dislod ® the t Bart nt s hk h . Par v f now moth « » { Wow f | f Del M - t ad m 1a i i said th in d the P teh lat i \ being t before spe wil tis t White Fang, played by Strongheart in the screen version ! | of the Jack London novel, starting Sunday at the Winter * oul! Garden, would not be a particularly desirable foe, but as a friend, he is the soul of loyalty. LOU TELLEGEN CAST “earn IN ROLE OF VILLAIN f as up lov f the screen, has osing its list of five n’s famous by the membe Winter Garden, Stuart Holmes and Charlotte Merriam are way up in the\* Canadian wilds in this scene from “Steele of the Royal Mounted,” which opens at the Blue Mouse Saturday 1 at tome ten to the . Tellegen ‘was sarah || SCREEN ATTRACTIONS | AMES OLIVER CURWOOD Is n Pringle in 4 Fairbanks in WINTER GARDEN Bee COLON I time to the SEATTLE'S COOLEST SPOT ' iP TONS OF ICE TO KEEP YOU COOL rin me and Pike rmount’s Here’s another big show of the sort that has made -The Liberty famous! ZANE GREY’S non and evening @ CORNELIUS VAN VLIET One of world’s most ¢ ated cellists, A Beautiful Woman With One Short Year to Taste the Sweets of Life What did she do? What would you do? ‘arantelle” by Popper a oe The. Paramount picture now here is an expose of 3 men, finger-nails Seattle ‘ 8 Thien and foolishness! Serial Story A Paramount Picture A rushing drama of good men and bad—with the old Apache trail in Arizona as a background! MACK SENNETT resents TOLO SOLO MIXED QUARTET EACH AFTERNOON -AND EV ENING —With— Antonio Moreno Aileen Another of those absorbin;; Pathe Reviews The Coliseum Concert Orchestra will play the following popular one-hour program Sunday at 12:30 P.M. MUM MTT H Nae 1 = ypay Love Song” elen rno d = Tho Wost, a Neat and You" | Colorful—Surprising Pleasing = ee Rca Rey ee = cas COLUMBIA i AWSOP'S = pRuatio of pring sccsren est. 8tnding TRS; ALA-ARTISD “Buster, VABLES = gai ould ld lll Byeuamnt ORCHESTRA Be Good Iiternational r= ), Director = “Mile, Modiste" Nows = y = aun g " = tinees poe Attar Sor th Me Naleony nav UMIIMNANUAUNUNLVAVOAVOAUALAATAAAUAUAEALCUUALUHUALALUGLULALALU TF Seventh of New International Series Come at 11 o'clock, see the pic- Norwegian Concert ture program, then stay for the 0 Hal 1 LIBERVY CONCERT and CONTI “Listen to the Mocking Bird” ® “That Mesmerizing, Meddlesome Tune" A Daring Drama, Staged in the Lavish Haunts of Parisian Night Life LL Pe Atmospheric Prologne “La Belle Parisienne” SUNDAY pecial J Attraotion Mr. Cornetiuw Van Vilet, Famous a TOR HT ae et