The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1925, Page 17

SATURDAY, AUGUST |, . SPEED GETS HER | Parade W a — Seatt next t and young. All t as well as all the o represented in Se which will be shown t new phot rsement of the | n is demonat celpt of a copy « Movie Season MATH That the coming festival he wills ATILE STAR it 1 3 i EN ROUTE Open Greater WR ! AAA Mg “Wel tt r Myy Weng (LP Ninh Vertu uM nun " == 10 P ARADISE, Esther Ralston finds that she can’t elude Richard Dix und his little racer in “The Lucky Devil,” the picture which| opens at the Coliseum Saturday. oe LUCKY DEVII," Richard ty Dix’s latest starring picture | pret re th at the Colls other of t Mobile ta eum next week, ts an Anthony Jowl se Byron Morgan auto: | ‘find’; Tom Find! ck-full of laughs, | Mary Foy and Cha t ages are | test conducted by t classic, “Peter| Volces of all ater for comp Zittle Frer Girl" and “Beggar on Horseback.” jfor the cash 5 “The Lu Devil," directed b 8 a Mory of a yo ky { auto camping ou! 2 a. fluke wins a bean: | ce t oe that the of a sen when Dix, | {Y Heart, s Doris | Hom Th will be as f girl, rr and will have “Mr. Gallagh Yes, We Hav The m e offered in oa with him, believing good-for-nothing Ru- } thrills right kind of | plete the cast {played Mrs Darling in the acrenj — LIBERTY Soll terest ha ¥ersion of the B: ss Yan,” and also appeared in “The| expected to | “Manh ater and scx susly on the Keitt eum time. to @iughs itt nd Betty Co » @unnier than the t Pan * is the with Dix demonstrating | tay attraction Oliver Wallace wi nd leoncert on playing “'F a group of | a EI SEE Fe f } First Time Today 4 Days Only! Sin For fine, clean wholesome fun and excitement you can’t beat this story of a two-fisted Yank in Argentine! Smi : m | FOX NEWS COMEDY mh a | \"2 af Ui seit ul! LAST TIMES © EVA NOVAK | Wm. F airba.aks ¢ “The Beautiful Sinner” “The Pace Maker” am to be Monarch of Two-Reel ile Makers HARRY LANGDON: 4 ae ’ :E “Paths to Paradise” TO PARADISE NEW His Eyes Followed Her Upstairs— And Adolphe Bet a Thousand Her Face Was Awful— Was it? Well, he married her —and what follows is one bursting scream of laughter after another. A William de Mille Paramount Production From the Famous Stage Plays, “Banco,” With Greta Nissen and Robert Agnew Netiias Marriage Wow" ' Famous Music Master Series cHoP Harp Solo by SOOO SALVATORE SANTAELLA bert Graf % tarring Raymond Griffith, ty Saturday. Betty Compson. plays opposite Griffith the name of the new comedy,|\; which starts a run at the Lib- on “Paths to Paradine.” uM, Fred Ke A Triump! RIG A speedometer-breaking thriller by the author the famous Wally Reid successes, the hair out of your eyes and make you sit up and enjoy living! Bert aS anti! TONS OF ICE TO KEEP YOU COOL Fifth and Pie h of “Bad Breaks”! RO DIK 2 ig Players ——~ Soon to Offer | | | ‘Just Married’ uy has called it 8 been inqu a” would preceded it € cast Howard rice Fr Arthur I West Coast Mr, McCormick's t returned to New — TODAY — Fortune Over ESTHER s the FUN? WELL, IT’S “THE LION’S WHISKERS” Mack Sennett’s wild roar “” BILLY BEVAN The J. and V. Syncopators Orchest: Sunday at 12:30 P Member ¢ works of local during the rece contribution, numbers will cert and the be the decid award Overture, "8 (ay “Dry “Fantastle ring by the Coliseum mittes of judg reach an agreement The Coliseum Concert ra wili play this unusual M, All Local Compose rs’ Concert of the Goliaoum Concert Tho following numbers are the comp: nt, pl th the concluston of each number will ing fe joni’ “A Desert Lullaby ‘Two Dances tron ads Over ‘quartet. program rorringed at Rogovoy Carl Horn scha Splegel im Concert rs submitted t conducted » The com- unable to on the winning the best uyed at this con= usiaam shown at rector in the final This 1 joards by wi RALSTON pretty that will blow rth riot appears to have PAGE 17 " Unselfish Yes, Wallace and Noah Are Real Brothers ting here they Cut ‘em out, p m in your a boat of London n 4 lude ate 4 Pauline Frederick, thru n on | her own sacrifice, makes pos- * " sib La col felt Ht 1 t HEH ATH oo ————— of Ib oOo 0/00} Doo mo oo ooo ooo ID OO ooo ino ojo) young people, played by ing Fires,” to play at the Colonial starting Sunday. OOOO Oc ooo co oe le the happiness of two ura La Plante and Mal- m McGregor, in “Smolder- Michele deCaro Baritone in Concert MOORE THEATRE (Orpheum) Monday Eve., August 10 8:30 P. M. MRS. FREDERICK BENTLEY At the Plano Prices—82.50, 82.00, $1.50, 81.00, 50e—Plus Tax. Exchange Tickets on Sale Sherman, Clay & Co. Regular Seat Sale Moore Theatre, August 7 TY, SEATTLE'S COOLEST SPOT First and Pike in love with on pamy) = A BIG PROGRAM? NOTHING ELSE BUT! Now— The famous MITCHELL BROTHERS singing banjoists from the South. Keith Circuit a ad liner Carl Reiter—he ol tell you they’ve swept the country! Ooo o/o/o/o oo |o} =I OO Oo oo ooo Oooo oj ojo Griffith and Betty Compson Para- mount's fast crook comedy RALPH GRAVES in a Mack Sennett laugh THE J. and V, LIBERTY NEWS Come at 11 o'clock, Sunday—See the picture program, then stay for the LIBERTY CONCERT and SONG CON’ BS Don Wilson ‘yslor : Hager an re mes Hamilton Howe AND, Director Iojo}o tad a dia 38; hae oo ooo eco “Love, Here Is My Heart” “Down tho Trail to Home, Sweet Home" “Marcheta” “Mr, Gallagher and Mr, Shee “Yes, Wa Hav. No Bananas" $25 in Cash Prizes Moelodi DOO OCR OO OOo OOOO oo oo o Ooo o)O] ooo) oof olDoolo ojo oo Do oo ojo noo QO OOo }o OOo oro ooo) oO} |]