The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 14

i PAGE Lh VIE -SEASON- F alike Than Ever! THE GREATER MOVIES ARE HERE SEE THEM NOW! 00 Its O 3h ovie Season| MORE STARS THAN IN THE HEAVENS, PLAIN ' TRUTH. —one of the very finest comedy-dramas ever offered to the public, at any admission price ‘Eve's Lover | with + IRENE RICH —is our pleasure to offer BLUE MOUSE PATRONS The Greater Movie Season —JOHN HAMRICK ai THE HEILIG FEELS GREAT! _NAYE x 4 RODU . TIONS STARS THE WORLD'S GREATEST PICTURES THE WoRL AL BUSTER KEATON BLUE MOUSE THEATRE oth near Pike STRAND THEATRE WINTER GARDEN THEATRE A BOMBARDMENT OF BIG PICTURES ————— mor ores —_—— AN IMPORTANT A TO EVERYONE GOOD MOTION The Greater Movie Season Is Here! And with it T comes a host of brand new fall motion picture offeringg, ~ that will make every entertainment seeker sit up and. take notice. The Whole World Has Been Ransacked for ideas | S. that would contribute to 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. GO TO YOUR FAVORITE THEATRE- BLUE MOUSE THEATRE CAPITOL THEATRE NE HEILIG THEATRE COLONIAL THEATRE Al COLUMBIA THEATRE PRINCESS THEATRE CI LIBERTY THEATRE STATE THEATRE @ Sq COLISEUM THEATRE FLORENCE THEATRE PORTOLA THEATRE MISSION THEATRE Greater Movie Season promises bigger and better pic- tures. The Strand Theatre, known as the home of the outstanding screen productions, offers this week “The Street of Forgotten Men” as the opening shot of a series of the finest and most en- tertaining programs this theatre has ever presented. Coming Soon “BEGGARS ON HORSEBACK” “THE LOST WORLD” “LIGHTNING” “THE FOOL”