The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 12

PAGE 12 Simian Circus {77 at Strand This Week theater Mo y, the ous,” a cleve t of agile Presented by Mm est ‘of the moe The ar gation gavc aerial performances and acrobatics which Kept the audience laughing most of the time The harmonizing of the * Cty Four” wa &udience unt ¥ had to re Rumber of lively mel i La M with nes ar quips which are “bell Th lanky crew man, with his ludicrow poses, drew many ad graceful, Virgint Rucker, in a series of gay and Angel pacleve laughs. Varied dance numbers, was well ia liked by first-nightera. Her i “four beaux,” and one can ly j See how she can hold them al Contribute a number of speedy and nusual steps, Sc the male Members of the troupe have som Clever eccentri Markell & ¢ in “A Study in Rhythm,” have some very good clog @ancing. The Four N ns of, fer some excellent posing, reproduc. ing some of the works of celebrated sculptors. Henri C. LeBel's Songologue, fea tured by the singing of Buster Lor @nzo and Florence Cle d, and the film attraction, “Those Who Dare,” with John Bowers and Mar Ruerite De La Motte, close the pew Din. | Praise MAT’S “sir: THE HENRY DUFFY PLAYERS ato Percy Marmont scores a dramatic triumph a | Money Charlie,” in “The Street of Forgotten Men,” the} current attraction at the Strand. ‘As Prophets, Coogan Feil y Turns Out Some Good Actors | “Thia child will not go on the! | } | | stage if I have anything to say/ th eet. Jabout {t," thus spoke Mra Frank/to t \ | Dolliver t © daughter Lillian enough | wh n became the of Mother i ‘ed i ¢ “ABIES | isn 03 ROSE Jackie Coogan, had reached who was withir what SS Rea pagename }of 3 years. | use of predictir I ure take 9 | Four years after J ackle’s grand- its course oD) SSS ee ee othe me Succ, | “Bread Is Feature SENSIBLE PRICES ff cious of ail stage children of her) at Colonial Tuesday day. | One of the nite tineat . NIGHTS— 25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 The second act of this little do-) was assembled mestic drama opens with the ad-| version vent of Jackle Coogan into the|at the Colonial wosld. Mother and Father Coogan! rojo, ¢ decided that their son iT i never] experience the trials and tribula- tions of an actor, and then pr | ed to hurry to the: to make} at of a gir for business life MATINEES— fox their nightly joint vaudeville ap- Brag ; pearance. W Four years later Jackie C cogan | ° e became the world's most famous! The curtain on the third act. With na gearhntea “that it will ‘ve Playing at State the final one, rises with the rance |! of Robert Anthony Coogan, now 6 months of age. Jackie's mother}! wis heard to Geel the other SoDOM, DESTROYED IN FILM, “THE WANDERER” |. One of the incidents in “The Wa derer,” the famous parable of {prodigal son which Raoul Waish directing, shows destruction of tt |city of Sodom. It is related irr the | Bible that Sodom was destroyed be- je use of the Lord's anger at the worthip of Ishtar, goddess of love |yeApitd the flash of lightning ana | New England Family | the fury of storm which swept the players from their feet and ripped Pictured in Film their garments into shreds, the entire A realistic portrait of a conventior | city was brought to ruin thru storm, | ho stiff-necked |firestone and earthquake. | aristocratic family, 4 Featured players in the cast of|iron rule of “The Wander ure Ernest Tor-; old wid Lrance, William Collier Jr, Wallace | Ur r Beery, Tyrone Power, Kath! wil- | Virr NOW—TILL WED. NITE CECLL B. DE MILLE'S “THE GOLDEN BED” ROD LA ROCQUE VERA REY? m feature concluge the b 10ct 830 15¢ CHARLES G, NORRIS’ famous novel MAK BUSCH WANDA HAWLEY mense barbecue on Times 5 bd cently on the site wher Paramount Theater building Continuous, 1 to 11 P. M. It's on Broadway between 4 Only Musical Comedy 44th sts. Two thousand attended the} Members of the Irish Players Company in Seattle |barbecue and fully 20,000 jammed! famous theatrical |Times Square to look on ie ew | IRISH PLAYERS To roup, will |port Thomas Me ty . | ee ee en ae Will King & Co ee Ga es alae, be | |and left immediately for Dublin, Di —in— | {rector Victor Heerman in to select those players who will not ‘M k B in Irish seenes, but those who are @ ieve’ | will return with the star to finish | the ple in the Astoria studio —with the— | | The n picture is to be an adap. Westie Woeuis’ Corea | |tatlon of "The Imperfect Imposter," |which appeared recently in the Sat Ev ROtng and— HERMIE KING’S CROWDS WATCH FILMING | Bier Sélols} “THE STREET OF | ee) |||| FORGOTTEN MENT] |] ew, CRUZE PTE - lin and about the city of Sacramento, | PERCY MARMONT | by the filming of many scenes from | MARY BRIAN James Cruz next epic of the West, | NEIL HAMILTON "The Pony Mxpress.’ More than 20,000 are estimated to have watched the filming of the night scenes at the set, depicting the city of Sacramento in 1860, during the |course of one evening, Sacramento imotorcycle officers checked 5,000 automobiles passing the set, | urday i Ain-0222 SALVATORE SANTAELLA 0222 Box Office Now Gpen ! Directing the Seats Selling for Opening Week |! STRAND ORCHESTRA Season Opens Angust 16 with | IN A SEL) ON OF F POPULAR NUMBERS rade 4 | After a successful Invasion a Chi- |} SIN 2 cago, D. W, Griffith hus brought. his ~ | 01 any back to the KY Studio in| Mr Meer) Go lL. 1, to eomplete “rat Ince 45 | Royle Girl’ Carol Dempster, Jame Kirkwood and Harrison Ford ave in ithe cast With lons (han week intervenin | Sidney Olcott, after completing “Not | {#0 Long A began work on “The | Best People,” The latter is a story and Other Orpheum Actw anid beloved .juyanile star. | Diverting Bill Now }» Hee SUPPORT MEIGHAN| of today, taken from the successful they die He, Malay Lie tu S00) Niwhin, {5 (0 HL pluge play of the same name, THE Se Aiaction | Unsc ‘rupulous W ag at Pantages Perey Marmont Is Dual Personality in Role Ste: hen ing Pith rh Bg ees es r but the br Judge Bull Conus Out of the Bushes Colleen Makes Best of Fate’s Handout Home is w ° xiom ically 41 1 M 1 The I I ' nection t s bleak unit of > « who 1 ot (Why Wear Stockings Little Clara Doesn’t B who iu Lillian Gish at Best in “Romola’” at Heilig Romola,” her r ® He f the exciting k during t of the novel by ( k I D r featu i I I and H t Grimwo: ected by Henry ¥ he exact | Met ro-Goldwyn Biggest Candle Seen jin Winter Garden cone Judy Kir Fox Tr mn lat the cc | Tomerrow—‘Back To Life Nams and ta Nissen. The story | 4 an c {a girl of the cafes, performs a dar was adapted for the screen by James| The cent acter of the ruler dopictir moth. £ T. O'Donohoe. 1 the drawn in an inspired | around the candle flame w dir Ag ae portra by Mary Alder Svend |» atch in awe a] Famous Players staged an ime} Gade directed tie production i Miss King, the cast: | nd Jack Mulhall in the Nothing Pook About ww: This Little Rich Girl “0s: All reference For Lillian Rich of filr now bids fair to become: some that rich little Rich girl She is the latest Cecile B, De Mille wan ehosen for lead in “The Golden Bed,” from field of 40 aspiran "The G itol, is an adaptation by Jeanie Mac pherson of Wallace Irwin's novel, | ni Rich |s featured in the cast w od La Roque, Vera Reynolds, War ner Baxter, Theodore Kosloft Julia Faye HASY WORK In order to cateh a criminal photo from the police morgue, full face, three-quarter, and profile, was cireulated, After a while a tele gram was received from the chiet of police in a small town. It read “Have arrested two of the crim.| inals, and am on the track of third,.—Deutsche — Juristen-Zeitung, Germany TO ARMS! TO ARMS! 8ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug, 14.—£ fully without the use of the Mix our mule, Spain now ia combing the Ozarks and valleys of the t for xhipmenty of mules to help her in fighting the Riff™. Price runs from $110 to $160 seach, GOT TIM WIGHT Jolie My son failed in hi ams and won't be promoted Mikeo= Another grade-crosing ac. cident, eh?—Life, dure Patter Esc capes Her Fetters New England Relatives Cr: amp Her Style in Film at Columbia | presented th ‘| SIXTEEN CANDLES FOR A Kise for Cinder non production ere tooo cook, for Lois Wilson day, while on locatior 160 miles from a railr the fiin at the Long Isl for a breath of freedom against and prejudices of an old New n directing more th: * now playing at the Columbia. red to trans-| American o the crowd of ac TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1925 Pajama Farce Popular With @ Patrons of Met 4 ' é n ‘ H of 6 © 4 Inte 1 ¢ ‘ : ti P ‘ ; z Dp farie I fervent hi nde Pierson e h mt Helen Audiffred f Dick ess Le 1 H n ¢ ete the Dill The ship setting is elaborately done, special care having been taken by the stage staff to neglect LOIS ‘WIESONT $ CBRE cake Jim Hur ot “The Vanishing Amer- epic of the ne candles,” said Miss of "To be exa Russell J. Birdwell] HOLLYWOOD STYLE NOTES (For Women Only) skirts will be worn so short this season, milady must have ys Mae Busch. recent promenade down the boulevard proved the wisdom of her fashion © bill at the State, to remain u ville include music *; entertainment “The Globe Trotter”, eaux and Jane hosiery to mateh her lingerie, The pretty actress in a g Clara Keating and Harry. te the program Finst Avenue ar Macison! NOW PLAYING HIGH CLASS ACTS : VAUDEVILLE | PICTURES WALTER WELLS AND HIS BAND Jed Refuses to ‘Bathe Skunk to Tune of Spay fe. Eleagel ‘ Jed became yemi-| ADVENTURE “THE FIGHTING RANGER” CONTINUOUS 10 A.M, TILL MIDNIGHT 10c-15c-25c o's museum in Boston hand and a} Sto! person in the world and the darn ng {t in public, looks | guess I must have "}oan't get away to “that poor little now distinctly out of | |skunk to that tune?" a record as song Until Wednesday “SHE WOLVES” » first person to publicly sin » Shade of the Old Apple T: also received $35 for * and JACK MULTIALL Prof. G. H. Le Barr pert and Chautauqua L iden Bed,"" now at the Cap |Hear Arguments in Boise Water Case Antonius’ Orchestra JACK O'DALE, ® Four ree Lectures on “How to Get What You at New Washington Hotel YOWLL BE SURPRISED lectures extraordi- Don't miss any For further information eall the s taken under advise. p announced thru the federal court LLOYD HUGHES q The J. av. Syn pators e ° The e m Coliseum Concert Orchestra e m Under Wineland di pars ‘a Coming a “IN u NAME OF LOVE : 5 M LIBERTY ~ . LIBERTY Sarre spoon sto | : 3 First and Pike k This Week— | w ‘THE E fe a © Blazing the Trail of | i 1 | Love: and. Civilization’ n j Direct From One Year's Run b: . in New York ic N h y T st d 4 F t nee NOW PLAYING EUGENE O'BRIEN and VIRGINIA VALLI the Columbia AIL Artist Orchestre Francesco Longo, Director ter Movie Season Picture), Marines Fight Fire Seem that no war can be fought success BRIGHT VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES 7 Exceptionally Good Acts JOHN BOWE been used in China the Man dynast according (0 the home ministry. IRENE RICH rT Now Playing ie il “EVE'S LOVER” a SNONE Behn