The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1925, Page 18

Lew Cemes Into H re =< a. = ak == T | Broken Up for famou team of Monte Bluey vho is now it Tt Mart wife Prevoat Bobbed Hair Thi tory that they will be een t in the 0 famoun authors wrote Jean int that from all re has enough a euch injecting the it with the result pleture: Monte Blue ¥ for the coming sea Lu “His first will be Mall,’ an offer the 1 appear in me said Mr Limited most with him in this attrad fferings will be » Patsy Ruth Alle a The White Heaven M lodramati Chief me and Hell Bent the other big attractions in whieh this popular star will be featured Monte Blt 4 always wanted t« make mel with plenty of action and thrills and there ts no fr that he will have his wish more than fulfilled this T John h is now in pre Barrys compar king the big t Lubitach is Lady here ome of Big Bill Hart | Joins Ranks of | United Artists Hox Woop. A : i " -{ rs : ; , oun ¢ B No longer is Lew Cody destined to p the f the dark, insidious destroyer. He a aa has been snatched from the villain ranks a ade into a leading man in the produc- tion, “A Slave of Fashion,” in which he plays with Norma Shearer at the Heilig nex ah ta week. in “A SLAVE OF FASHION,” w Mid fir opened at the Heil f nice presents a human story tavee well told and be ly 1 w It is entertaining from star ish and is keyed at a t k t holds your in’ a 1 Samuel Shipm e t originally for the , M ‘ Haines, V the same fine skill in ma X oO d James Cor screen plays that he does N rformance spoken drama. 1 Em the eo! The story is that of a very beauti- |r olds did th ful and unsophisticated girl who has | an u ‘ ‘Brian Kent” Brought to Screen | | (tee TAAL ts sna Oia LMI Was ia! Helene Chadwick, who plays opposite Kenneth Harlan in “The Re-Creation of Brian Kent,” the picturization of Harold BOL Wright's famous novel, now at the Columbia, HE appeal of Harold Bell Wright) Masterner ody him into; tensely devoted to the man whoue will be the drawing ecard ie | commi thievery. To exeape from |'life she has saved. Col ia ail next ite | the re of hiv crime, he fleengo] A girl from the elty, whom the urd The y ty | the Ozark mountain @ | man engages to typo a novel he is read novel, “The Tte-Creation of} ‘The © is rescued from death in| writing, ja the eause of complica Brian Kent,” is the attraction A mountain stream by a deformed] tions, ‘The man falls in love with Kenneth Harlan in cast as the} backwoods girl She becomes ine | her, causing the crippled girl to be- United © Artint ®, Hart clique tands mode of liv can possibly tol JACKIE’S TEXAS LIFE NOW COMES IN HANDY Jacqueline Logan's girlhood ex perience ri poines on t jot Texas and 1a in | where she also became on: best swimmers and divers in the stand her the | state in good stead in “W Door Opened,” the new Fox picture in which sho has |been cast for the leading role which will re her to ma several wild rides and perform Jother feats nativ® to the Canadian wildwest Miss Logan. the picture as little Josette in which will be a picturl on of a James Olive will be whom the Curwood the central action will e she not only rides well and but is a fine shot with jelther a rifle or a revolver, The | picture will be made | dian Northwest BEADS FOR EVENING | IS FASHION’S DICTATE. |) “The woman who prides herself in the Cana- | on being well dressed would just | {as soon go to an evening function nowadays in a barrel as in a gown | which not bended,” says | Howard Greer, one of Hollywood's | fashion directors, who has just re. | jturned from Paris where he jan made extensiyo study of tho Jatest | les for the coming season, Greer | was gent to Europe by Paramount, | |for whom he creates fashions | | “Beads are embellishing all gowns | for evening wear,” Greer says, “All that 19 necessary to be really chic |!" to take a yard of chiffon or | crepe, have tt lterally covered with | iridescent beads, put on in a new design and tt you are, ‘Tho | | neck line remains the same, but the | length is a mero whisper, it is so} small a thing,” | Edward Earle, now appearing in the WAwin Carewo production, “Dangerous Currents," from the play, “The Sea Woman," was a| leading man for Mary Pickford in| the old Blograph days; he played Jopposite Agnes Ayres in the 0, Henry series of short features and | has supported many other well known. player se» fe come furiously Jealous, ‘Tho story rises to a dramatic climax Helone Chadwick, as the city girl, “ve Pitts as the mountain girl, Mary Barnes and Ralph Lewis are included in the cast, HE SEATTLE ~ \\Monte Blue-Marie Prevost Team Goat Saye Lestig|. = Besieged |“QUR GANG” NOT ALLOWED TO ACT [ — from the Hal the types of comed Man,” “The Honeymoon |‘? : 4 oe ci Rare bs Virginia Valli is starred) 'h® coer, “The Barr $ om obvious| with Eugene O'Brien in| his will ne and a numbe nee the | “Siege,” the dramatic pro-| \ made a duction booked for a show- M3 ae Reet ing at the Columbia immedi-|' in be \oh yee t i lately following the current ; CHART WILL DICTATE DIET FOR BEAUTIES tn H Roac 1 be t to ted at SUATTLE'S | LEADING FIRST RUN PICTURE THEATRE | THIRD AT MADISON WE'RE FOREVER SHOWING BIG PICTURES WHAT WOULD NOW! YOU DO? THRU THURSDAY If you were a bachelor and some one should write you, calling herself your mother-in-law, tell you to come home and take care of your wife; and if, on your return home you found installed there a family of strangers the beautiful daughter of whom was posing as your wife—a girl you never saw before in your life— WHAT WOULD YOU DO? HAL DEMAR AND HIS CINDERELLA BAND BUSTER LORENZO singing “SONG OF SONGS” SPECIAL SHOWING OX VARIETIES: “THE MAKING OF WHITE PAPER” Starts Aug. 8th COMING FRIDAY— LILLIAN GISH -1IN— George Eliot’s Masterpiece ‘ROMOLA”. A Romance of Throbbing Intrigue YOUR ( PARKEL BY AR ) with / DANCE AT BAGDAD HOME OF METRO- | GOLDWYN oa | PICTURES THE WORLD'S BEST