The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 15

AL URDAL, ALGLDL B, iGL0 slik SbhaAtauh bia —— ANNOUNCEMENT NE WHO LIKES ON PICTURES cate | a be LIBERTY: SEATIICS Coote: 5T SPOT t The City’s Leading Theatres are now showing , " @ictures which are the advance guard of the fall seasan. » That goes all the way from the super-feature to the : short comedies. What The Coliseum offers you— SETTTLE’S GREATER MOVIE SEASON, WE ARE HERE! The playhouse beautiful, a magnificent amusement. insti- tution of which the city7is justly proud--- See the New Crop of Motion Pictures which herald the opening of the new season. They will give you a . new conception ef how fast the motion picture industry » is progressing, and provide a hundred happy reasons for you to come again soon. : Bis. A show place of the town. Here with the world’s mightiest ‘ screen offering of the last two The Coliseum: Concert Orches- tra under WINELAND (¢, seasons---- NTRE—A SURPRISE AWAITS YOU The Finest NEPTUNE THEATRE AMERICAN THEATRE Theatre Music APOLLO THEATRE BALLARD THEATRE in Western FREMONT THEATRE CHEERIO THEATRE HOLLYWOOD THEATRE @ S@IETY THEATRE MADRONA THEATRE MADISON THEATRE ROYCROFT THEATRE RIDGEMONT THEATRE QUEEN ANNE THEATRE GREY GOOSE THEATRE MAJESTIC THEATRE America The J. & V. Syncopators—they fill the demand of this restless age for lively, tinkling melodies of the popular sort— The younger element loves the Syncopators. Latest news subjects always. * S0PENING OPENING : 1925-1926 1925-1926 es A good comedy picture always. SEASON SEASON And back of that big picture is ek all the service that has made The Liberty the old reliable amusement home of the people of Seattle for eleven years. And always a worth while fea- ture—we wouldn’t trade to- day’s big First National picture for any other now being offered on this Coast— THE COLUMBIA pledges _unrelent- ing effort to further its high stand ard of service, music and entertainment, and offers the photoplay “Siege,” hailed with un stinted praise by New York's most severe critics, as er 100% Courtesy 100% Comfort 100% Service in Every Way er Movie pau on. Carl And when it comes to music, the Liberty has the most gifted organist in the Eugene "Brei AY ane Pg ren A dash of pepper a whole world and spice — that's Irginia Colleen in this play Vall of the theatre of desert adventure S e and love. Marc COLLEEN GN McDermott WALLACE BARGAIN STUFF msde a at 11: 1, The whole picture program, 2. The exciting song contest. 3. Wallace’s Superb concert, ; All for One Admission! a oe OOR MOORE | LLOYD HUGHES i ——_$_— CITTTTTTTELLLLE LLL \ ¢ 4 Ad