The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 18

THE 5EATTLE STAR — on Siealedaiie cents ; a’ : HE WROTE IT—NOW | GEE, KIDS! ISN’T 3 fj Just Forget That . ® HE'S TIRED OF Wi | Frances Marsh Is JACKIE COOGAN SWELL? ertzinger ‘ , Sister's Sister |) so1ro-coiawyn-m ' e Pate es ll a | Japanese Schoolboy Relates Asi hah Supreme Uribute _)| * Adventures in Movie Studio «: F ———-~» " . TTT a HS Ye Se Bi ARE Ruth Clifford has returned to Lo pa) NO Playing Uncen HOME OF METRO-GOLDWYN FIRST RUN PICTURES WEPT WITH HER in “The Birth of a: ation” SUFFERED WITH HER in “Hearts of the World” PITIED HER in & “Broken Blossoms” CRIED OVER HER in “Orphans of the Storm” SYMPATHIZED WITH HER in “Way Down East’ EXALTED WITH HER in “The White Sister” AND NOW YOU WILL BE CAPTI VATED AND THRILLED AS NEVER BEFORE WITH &c, &c, &c, Mr. Sir, You Lillian Gish has been called the supreme screen genius by such critics as George Jea “ Nathan, Joseph Hergesheimer and James Branch Cabell. Her acting in “Romola” at the Von Stroheim Heilig this week reaches the heights of perfection. Riga pga eae a at Back on Screen After Absence ola,” Lillian Gish's latest’ picture, opened at the Heilig. This produc- tion, directed by Henry King, ts a film version of the famous George Eliot. It is undo of the outstanding achie an outstanding year in n and was conquered when “Rom from mor IN THE Supreme Triumph of Her Screen Career GRIFFITH UNABLE TO ENTER YACHT RACES ‘or the firat time In threo years IN dale and I ile Kirknam. ADOBE HUTS USED | IN WRIGHT PICTURE ran aren estab. uin. Nine © utilized ea THE GREATEST ROMANCE EVER WRITTEN ‘ROMOLA’ And His dull pul DOROTHY GISH pe for other user see *TWAS KIND OF RACE YOU DON’T SEE OFTEN An automobile race which for th Madge Bellamy finds that love and railroads are sadly inter-mixed as the heroine of | “The Tron Horse,” William Fox's great film depicting the building of the first railroad mto the West, now playing at the Liberty. ; TA ited IRON HORSE,” which, fested plain | atuc th with the scenes laid in id hurdling the bar h opens Saturday at the Liber.| rer m t lined with hundreds of f From the Immortal Story ty, is @ supremely realistic drama o ct replica of Fifth Ed tt ch hee the nah Med. ag aaa the late '60. ay By GEORGE ELIOT Retmrtetgene yy con the first |} PATHE NEWS nn Bie sao built and a ‘ = town yor n produe|] cnsors mantis — BREA FETERSTETE ASSES Rina Guy epringncs 1 Ay. Mle ate if i Paes day-dreams of an irresi ¢ ' ANITA STEWART and BERT §)? trail blazed 10 noand Dan Crimming 1 TOPICS OF $8 ie 3 AT DAMN the tecoo ot. ie aec| ea ING Wheat, who wax walking. | ait DAY , NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET” iy # e heroes o} at di r Dive Donald, ranes rm, ved Koh- the arkable divta " i Di ' “NEVE } f SHALL viv} § A frontier, thru deserts and Indian in-! don, the young dare-devil pony ex.! tor, Cyril Chadwick and Will Wallldeeabieblineateic distance of wo city 5 t BAGDAD |