The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 17

SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 17 a ——— = oe ties - [| _ LIVES RUGGE :D LIFE | | Doug Seeking [ “Little Fellow With Big Voice” ) Film Depicts ‘a ‘VIRGINIA STILL FLAPPING | = yy Leading lady SESS SE Growth of Life |~ a > Among Rabble FromEarly Age BY JACK JUNOMEVER MORENO MAY BE HERO OF NEW IBANEZ NOVEL If Buste hould ever happen to go back into 1 audeville, no doubt his bill g would be “That Little Fel-|' vi low With the Rig Voice,” but Buster is not thinking of go-|*" Am g back into vaude sille lat least not for some time, for he popular at the Heilig, where he inging the latest ee popular ballads at each performance. ; ; voy | IT WASN’T BEAUTY ! for t t of this D Virginia Lee Corbin, champion flapper of the screen, hus rdships of the great outd impre luction includes Joseph the leading role in “Lilies of the Streets,’ a story of youth A in “The White, Desert,” anea in THAT GOT HIM BY icaut, Jeter 6 Vera’ Reynok nland its temptations, which opens at the Blue Mouse Sat- F; i“ ILLES ee th It t is rather battle t way to the SHOOT LOG JAM ; 4 Blue Mouse t {ramatic mon In fact Ret I m e picture is based on fact nd ctual experiences of New t on, Mrs ~—there brute passions are unleashed—Bliz- zard and Avalanche try men’s souls ~-a woman finds romance amidst perils of the untracked wastes, TONS OF ICE TO KEEP YOU COOL Fifth and Pike NOW—“HOLD’ER, KNUTE!” SCREEN ATTRACTIONS COLISHE MN I of New k.” whith Rod La I I ( ONE MORE WEEK! Attendance Demands It! STRAND With Claire Windsor, Pat O'Malley, Robert Frazer A eamp of huge, husky, starving men cut off from help by ail and wire—trouble brewing. a SCREEN SENSATION OF ; THE AGE! A massive snowplow fighting its way to their aid! FILMED ON THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE! 3rd Week * « «& COME—LAUGH AT “OUR GANG” Those hilarious youngsters that have given you so many pleasant hours, in An Absorbing Thrilling Entertaining Life Drama Paramount's melodramatic fun furore ROD ree with rich Westerners as the goats! DOROTHY GISH ERNEST TORRENCE A MARVELOUS MUSICAL ARRAY CECIL B. DE MILLE’S GREATEST PRODUCTION SEE EE EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE “BOYS WILL BE BOYS” The Picture Oo i [a] with a i a] o VAN VLIET 2 “T 97 Oo Master Cellist, Playing “Evening Song” by io } i 4 PLAYMATES" a Schumann and “Moment Musicale” o e U by Schubert CO eae | E \ Qo and Oo Th Hil ; | P Si a Here’s Some Wicked Melody O | ose mularious: opular ers, THE ao POPULAR PRICES yr Op ; mers O J. & V. Syncopators Are Back for Another Hit Week! a Adults ...... 50c A | : H rd | THE COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHES- Children. 2... 25c hee ee pauperis TRA, the finest musical organization in Ss he J. and V. Liberty News the Northwest, will play the following Oo CO-STARHING popular one-hour program Sunday at al 12:30 p. m.: JOHNNY WALKER pictures, then stay for the LIBERTY EIGHTH OF NEW INTER- aid rl SONG CONTEST at NATIONAL SERIES fal HUNGARIAN CONCERT “Lutsplel” Overture, SSS Sess om oo o)o]o)o)ololooleoloo | “Hungarian Fantasia ase + Special Arr 1 Added Attraction with Orchestral ae ne Corbin ich a chee i Aiabasas Bound’ “Over There “Haunting “Annie Roor $25 IN CASH WALLACE'S NUMBERS Melodies by Wagner “Land of the Sky Blue Water “Song of India Indian Dawn Elaborate Musical Setting Salvatore Santaella Conducting the * STRAND ORCHESTRA of parents glamor, pat human interes Sole att, ‘Cornelius Van Vilet, Cellist Two Request Numbers: has never been equaled * La’ Hongrolse”... “The Ghost of the W AR Neve Scharwenka BASED ON ACTUAL EXPERIENCES OF MARY E. HAMILTON NEW YORK'S FAMOUS POLICEWOMAN Tava ke “WILLIAM Pxtrat WINDER Aseria Ta PTO a AND HIS Goory” ORCHESTRA —A Charile Chase Comedy Harp Cadenza hy Miss Hazel Thorp WINELAND Director eN ale] DIRECTION oF JENSEN Aw VONHERIERO. Jd TY, SEATTLE'S eed SPOT Mrices—Matinees, 20¢, Afternoon, 500; balcony, ihe, Childrea Adc any time. Evening prices prevall Saturdays, Sundays ani olldinyn, DOO Oooo ooo ooo o}o}o)o)o[o]o) | | Oy} | | Oo Oo Oo a n oO oO fa o fa Oo ia fa qo O Oo Ca} a b “ae