The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1925, Page 15

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 19: THE SEATTLE STAR | Mrs, Fiske to Play at Met in “The Rivals” Will King Offers “High Flyers” at Palace Hip; Johnny Walker to Appear in Person and in Film at Pantages »mpany at the Palace Hip; Johnny Walker, mo- Pantages next week; Mrs. Fiske and Thomas the Met ropolita Metropolitan ‘Pal ace Hip The Greater Movie Season Starts Next Saturday! And with it comes a host of brand-new fall motion picture offerings that will make every entertainment seeker sit up and take notice. The new product is going to surprise and delight you! See the New Crop of Motion Pictures which herald the open- ing of the new season. They will give you a new concep- tion of how fast the motion picture industry is progressing, and provide a hundred happy reasons for you to go again tures of Pantages Patro: of the Pantage PALACE HIP F222. AND nd MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY IN THE px * V HIGH FLIERS" AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT To Everyone Who Likes Good Motion Pictures Every Seattle Motion Picture Theatre Downtown and Suburban is making a supreme effort to give you the very best there is in pictures, music and courtesy during the coming season. Movies have progressed, and Seattle’s motion picture theatres are progressing with them. Get to some picture theatre your favorite theatre—next Saturday. A surprise awaits you! IT STARTS AUG. 8 (NEXT SATURDAY ) METROPOLITAN Six 1s BEGINNING MONDAY SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENT of the SEASON Thomas A. Wise Ceanmey Wiest Lote hot ; MRS. FISKE CHAUNCEY OLCOTT. THOMAS A. WISE JAMES T. POWERS LOTUS ROBB JEAN FORD KENNETH THOMSON MARIE CARROLL FRED ERIC GERALD ROGERS GEORGE TAWDE HERBERT BELLMORE Have combined for a tour of the United {tates this season in commemoration of the 150th annivewsary of the original production of “THES RIVALS” By RICHARD BRINSLE’{ SHERIDAN APPEARING UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF George C. Tyler and, Hugh Ford UNDOUBTEDLY THIS IS A COMBINATION OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED DRAJAATIC ARTISTS OF THE COUNTRY, WHO ARE PRESEJ ITED IN A COMEDY THAT HAS CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A CENTURY AND A HALF. Al AERICA MAY NOT AGAIN WITNESS SUCH AN ILLUST RIOUS AGGREGATION IN MANY YEARS TO COME. MATINEES:—WEDN' ESDAY— PRICES Nights—i0c, $1.10, $1,685, Matinees —- 50c, $1.10, | $1.6 SATURDA) BEGINNING MONDAY, T 10TH ednesday HENRY JUST and Saturday 25c 50c 75c NIGHTS— 25c¢ 50c 75c ish rose: 91 and $1.25 “ABIES IRISH ROSE’ ENGR od NEW a § erects~ Players The Whole World Has Been Ransacked for ideas that would contribute toward your enjoyment. Neither time, money nor effort has been spared. For months past the entire motion picture industry has been on its toes, so to speak, in an effort to give the public the finest pictures that human ingenuity can produce. The City’s Leading Theatres will show pictures that are the advance guard of the fall season. That goes all the way from the super-feature to the short comedies.