The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 TT iE SEA LI TAR ESDAY, JULY 21 3 Sills Finds e Way to Gain Back H ealt w “ @ , * ring Na 4 ma Y ! ef ing } a long of motion happler in my on his returr MORENOS DISCOVER me a RARE OLD PAINTING bungal have lived for three tions. = found an old paint! shown to “Tony home, and the sc to an expert in E executed by the pupil der the supervision RACE TRACK NOW cameramen, other day to watch ra himself on the same track for new picture, ‘Tho Pace Thrills.” An part Ben's race and at ti there was as much speed tn the test. eee Colleen Moore has been asked write a book on her visit abr The star wants to write some a book some time later. In a nailed-up cupboard th s. It was pert told him it was a genuine! : | Delirious Dream Seisonce Part of ‘ Beggar o BY JACK JUNGMEYER S. A. Service Writer BEN LYON’S HANGOUT next day he did some racing his umber of famous racers toc ture as in the regular Altoona co} ters thanking the folks “over ther for their kindness extended her, first. Maybe she will think about/ [ w ey} > in “Steele of >| James Oliver Mouse. i ward « new ¢ | A lar {ts n- verge of i aggressive dat |rich family s0 th it jletsure to pursue i In the dream, a | LIBERTY First and Pike 3 MORE DAYS— ZANE GREY’S | “The Light of Western Stars” JACK HOLT HBILLIE DOVE NOAH HEERY A Mack Sennett Comedy WALLACE on the Wurlitzer VAN VIIET One of the W foremost feel Concert WINELAND a, - | |two quakes the ng, not nd then in tHe 1 For the first screen car portrays the role | Paul of Austria banks’ new produc not play a schemin ° from photop work #00 | Frank Craven's theaters. And, he says, they jgentlo temblors w nd. | Charlotte Merriam and Bert Lytell have al Mounted,” the Curwood’s the Roy n " hat his bur: y amb spectacular phan =| QUAKES MEAN NOTHING | T0 ROBERT VIGNOLA | y before ni time in his r Warner Oland of the Archduke | in Douglas | wi were the i begin on his picturization of Broadway stage | hit, “New Brooms.” eee | Before turning to the screen War-| » ner Baxter, who portrays the prin- | cipal masculine character in the film version of Harold Bell Wright's “ Son of His Father,” years a matinee {del of Pacific coast was for seve THEATRE Fins? fvenve 0 Maisons NOW PLAYING AND PICTURES WALTER WELLS AND HIS BAND NEW SHOW BEVERY MONDAY-THURSDAY JOUS MIDNIGHT 10 A.M. T§. 10-15-25¢ npn gis aah ha ae oe VAUDEVILE my A Great Nigt Matinee Wed: (METROPOLITAN Now Playing SECOND BIG WEEK ASURE-FIRE HIT Henry Duffy ST: ef BEE Comedy— ¢ Wy Avery Hopwood SENSIBLE PRIC Bie, TO ey 1, » Saturday $1.25 HE’S LON IN GREAT CHANEY ‘The Le Three’ Now Now Curwood: Romance * Novel Is Picturized on®Screen Blue Mouse This Week ron H orseback” _«' Frontier 1s Home leading role LITTLE SISTER WILL MAKE NAME, HERSELF, of ney | What to Do With ‘ “One Year to Live’? | African Jungles . | Setting for Picture 7] | Here's one of the reasons why the Will King musical revues d the Palace Hip arc\ Achieves the winning so much favor with Seattle audiences Revay Howard, shown aida is one of the shapely and beautiful girls that grace the chorus of the popular musical comedy company. The King company is senting “Oh, Look Inn,” a riotous farce of the complica~ tions that arise voree lawyers, with two dix Acting Abilit Nothing Low The le t ever worn by an to Charlotte Merriam eroine unted, n of Jam now t hd i | Serves | in Good Stead Pharoah of About version of Jack Holt’s Hat novel, now playing at the Blue knock-about actor on th ead of Jack Grey Weate Hale’s Weer vies ots Screen Vill 6 Yedr'to Ttve me Anto ne Am ing yo AP | Belle nold a wien,” fe 1 Grace Clair listic dash of atmoap opening of the pic Rrown, in “Buster, B ture. | ar Harry plays the Jdeo in being shown at pointed with } in nt to be an His ambition has alw 4 mechanic, ‘But how can 1 be queries Harry. “Ia |tall and weigh but 35 lonly tools T could ha degree of ease would vatch-m: interost dl juat oH repairing 1 watch move Strongheart Savage Wolf In the screen versior don's story “White I the Winter ¢ famous do: A wolf-dog grows up with Northland wilds, 1 orty of an Indian t at a wall t other animal: itually is rescued 1 civilized California more dramatic Scotty Weston Jr clever danee impersor added attr action novelty feats are inte Jat the State, to y night The Myers Duo hav fot, In which they dis, strength and form, K spontaneous and origi Joo Carroll, ‘The Hour"; Ralph and 4 musleal team, and the complete the program. alin; |wongs and dances, are have some comedy by ‘Trio, artists on a threud of stecl, lain proves hin placo in t is the inter harming It year of and ure, Hand is the dash ue title, “The uring Helen Ar en a real © for the ture. Buster je Good,” with | |the dog “Tige,”' Is the comedy fen. ‘oilig, is disap- netor, nys been to be & mpchanio?” only 33 inches pounds ndle with any be those of a and I can't get up any malnsprings or | ment Leads Pack n of Jack Lon ‘ang,"" now at ngheart, the animal that f pack in the! the prop pper. js taken way from the Indian and made to na pit, and} and taken to where even dventures await hiin is doing some nations, as an | | Music dnd Novelties \ Artistic | Vive aete of vaudeville, in which | rmingled with remain ungil 6 © balancing Nay surpeisin ing and Webb | unter that in nal Man of the lay Woyer, Kuck Wisiarde cos this prob. | g In life. He} the part of | on the bill} Nita Naldi, siren roles, has an important Her Charms Fatal at Cie Nita Naldi Lures N De Mille Picti Commandments,” now playin Str METROPOLITAN PANTAGHS ‘and, Footlight Attractioas PALACE, HIP—Musical comed: Douglas Fairbanks * Featured at State | Dove, vil of Bagdad, engagement at the of Bagdad” tn the so M6 might enjoy sect The the feature. Billie Betty Bly « head the ©/CORNELIUS VAN VLIET FEA?URE OF CONCERT attle must lovers will be de to know that Cornelius V , the eminent European master of the ‘cello, who captured his au | dience with his marvelous Interpre ‘tation of the Saint-Saens concerto | for ‘cello and orchestra a few weeks nseum Sunday concert a few weeks | ago, hi ne suaded to appear at the um each afternoon and evening rting next | Saturdo will be heard as how Jooncert orchestra, under Wineland, noon at Va cle | whe thie tra the featured soloist of the one: ir concert which the Colixeum K Sunday after an Vilet 4 s thruout t and recently won the s praise of Now York critics n he appeared as soloist with | New York Philharmonic orches under Willem Mengelberg. Now Playing SECOND. 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