The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 15

PAGE 14 I SEATTLE : Quick Change Artists : pi ; ane In Picture at Libert ae | a ° | Florentine Romance | '.secsiceer.) Parents Like Him Life and Love Precarious in Days of Novel | ‘mer Mother Coming to Heilig 1 ; and Fathers Write Fan Letters to Walker, Now at Pantages “ —_ —) Scene Effects Cosmopolitanism, Lost—a Wife,” now am de Mille produ Screen Mother Playing at Columbia aying that the young Johnnie W uch of his fan me i audevi sud of the fact that » ving pareht Far North Scene of Tense Drama Wor Colman, as Carlo Bucellini, is charmingly told in the version of George Eliot's story of old Italy, ““Romola,” open at the Heilig Friday. For the produc iar we ae tby ar Pitth and trike THE DESERT Vriday menae good-bye tw 3 - This Won't Interest mace (ee FLOWER “The Lucky Devil” LIBERTY SEATTLE'S COOLEST SPOT First and Pike TONIGHT and FRIDAY—then gone! Mitchell Brothers Singing Banjolsts from the South and Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson in “Paths to Paradise” Nothing finer or more inspir- ing has ever been done on sereen or stage than the gigantic epic opening here SATURDAY as this contribution Greater Movie Season! theatre’s notable to Seattle’s It’s a tribute to the American nation! ° Pena thse Gapvares' for veaday i200 7. M. URLITZER owhat'll 1 Do “Mandalay” “Rock-a-Bye My “Bomewhere a Ve “My Wild Trinh 825 IN CASH PRInKs SATURDAY--- Her Peppiest Show! Five Thousand Costumes in F More than f . ilm a Mh sdtccodl xeerems COLL aon PALACE HIP MOORE SEATTLION ONLY MUSICAL COMEDY Will King & Co. ‘HIGH FLYERS’ with the A real knock- down-and- drag-them-out love-comedy about a hobo and a waif! Incomparable Beauty Chorus —and— Prices: Matin: HERMIE KING'S “SUPER-SOLOISTS” LAST TIMES TODAY AND FRIDAY Harold Bell Wright’s “RE-CREATION of BRIAN KENT” KENNETH HARLAN, HELENE CHADWICK, MARY CARR, ZASU PITTS, ROY BARNES in the cast SATURDAY—IT’S HERE!! 1 lo 7 « her oun lift / TODAY Until Saturday Zz SS 8 GUSTER "THE BLOODHOUND! “THE BLOODHOUND" Featuring BOB CUSTER Episode No. 4 of “THE PACEMAKERS” FOX NEWS A Novecty Offering by Evelyn Hayes and Martha McDonald ANTONIUS’ ORCHESTRA JACK O'DALE Organist THEATRE Pinay fvewe ar Macison NOW PLAYING— SNAPPY VAUDEVILLE Headlined by SYNCOPATED SEVEN “Southern Dance and Musical Revue” and FRANK MERRELL The World's Champion Athlete in “SHACKLED LIGHTNING” Comedy News Wells and His Band Continuous 10a. om, THE Midnight te, Ue, 2e Is Growing Bigger Every Hour! Edmund Lowe Is Star at Capitol STRAND he ees Vy This show is chasing Old Man Gloom out of town, It's one screaming laugh after another. HARRY LANGDON Monarch of Two-Reel Comedies | Awe. ADOLPHE MENJOU (Master Mind of All Sheiks) and GRETA NISSEN “LOST—A WIFE” Splendid Musical Setting Played by SANTAELLA * andthe STRAND ORCHESTRA Coming SATURDAY— “The Miracle Man of 1925" “The Street of Forgotten Men” (Hot Tamale!) ‘Bob Custer Stars at Winter Garden METROPOLITAN] -NOW PLAYING MATINEE SATURDAY MRS. FISKE THOMAS A. WISE JAMES T. POWERS LOTUS ROBB AND OTHED STA By Richard Brinsley Sheridan This All-Star Cast was selected from the Most Distinguished Dramatic Artists of America MATINERS—WED,-SAT. HENRY DUFFY PLAYERS PRESENT AMURRICANE OF “ABIES | ISH ROSE: SEATS NOW Sensible Prices Nights—25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 Mats.—25c, 50c, NoW! NORMA SHEARER in “A SLAVE OF FASHION” with LEW CODY WAUDEVILLE and PICTURES The*Popular Screen Star JOHNNIE W IN PE “THE RECKLESS SEX" SIX OTHER ACTS those which bé nd certainly no NOW—TILL SAT. NITE EDMUND LOW “Greater Than a Crown” COMING SUNDAY E GOLDEN BED” tii OLCONIAL; 10c fm" Marion Davies TODAY ONLY In her greatest role— “YOLANDA” “TH { STARTS TOMORROW LAST TIMES TODAY NORMA SHEARER tm ch “A SLAVE OF FASHION WITH LEW CODY The Wonder Dog in TRACKED IN THE SNOW COUNTRY Leaves Tomorrow So rush, folks!