The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 17

= SECOND BIG WEEK Starts Tomorrow SATURDAY— brings Paramount's lassie of the heart— “IN THE nee Pe x ee PY th eee with— S RICARDO CORTEZ GRETA NISSEN ¢ WALLACE BEERY a RAYMOND HATTON > ~ A superb play and a brilliant cast and cay 3 Indian tr ibes. dj la » Ga 4 == ee 9 9 ‘ fe 3 A Great Comedy Cast an ib Sg ¢ Headed | =< HARRY § cated by WANDA HAWLEY An outstanding == | , feature of Seattle's a 7 == 194 ' Fa G z= newest brilliant star Y ® in the comedy firma- + ment, will be here in i ' y another of his | t , it ight Onty , } VE'S . The picture that MACK q LOVER" ran a year in New a IMESE NICH The picture that SENNETT 4 (1) Wanda Hawley in a scene from “Stop Flirting,” which opens Saturday at the Columbia: (2) Gertrude Short has- ‘ Se ligaet >| as she appear at “The E yar on Horseback,” next attraction at the Strand; (3) Blanche Sweet and Ronald Colma ¢ SCREAMS— n “The Sporting Venus,” billed for the Blue Mouse next week; (4) Me Bellamy ei Georg O'Brien in The A regiment of U. ? Plain P eddy a be S. infantry Pg . : | ERR TE aE ) gic and ‘Nissen Just Another Fantastic Picture . ‘s A} , 3,000 railway i 4) workmen. A) eee 1,000 laborers, as ; ‘ t sit hs (‘The J. and_V. 3 > Syncopators | 2,800 horses, 2 anes | 2 eee THE COLISEUM CONCERT as I —THE WEDDING OF THE RAILS! under WINELAND wh > prices prevall . Sundays and DRAMATIC PRELUDE NAME OF LOVE” Clothes” ORCHESTRA id see {7 Prices—Matinees 0c. After o . SOc; baleo % 10e any THI EATTLE STAR p i7 ‘Stop i lirting,” Christie comedy, l'antastic “Beggar on Horseback” Next at Strand; | and Ronald Colman to star at Blue Mouse; “In the Name of | scheduled for Coliseum. to remain at Liberty; ‘ €olumbia; lanche Sweet ve” “The tron Horse” ‘oming to ( > » —— | | ¢ 4 E fl { GEXEELEES LESAUUT CEL a LAST TIMES TODAY E UGE NE O’BRIEN—VIRGINIA VALLI MARC McDERMOTT “SIEGE” A Truly Wonderful Photop! noes te es ot + ~ TOMORROW! The Christies made “Charlie's Aunt => —AND NOW Comes the second Big Laff Riot! ee LS AL CHRISTIE Seature Direct Scott Sidney | with Coming to Strand oly weed” was Gash (teres Tage Horseback pene Coincidence Alan Hale's firs \to Star at Coliseum Fiirtatious— a She was so Pi , Flippant, That was why they called her— “THE SPORTING VENUS” — with BLANCHE SWEET RONALD COLEMAN LEW CODY tAA> wad Tn ae wei’ ec ye RF UY _— > UY ‘ het assst William Winder i" Orchestra The Crowds Demand Another Week! FOR OUR INITIAL CONTRIBUTION TO A GREATER MOVIE SEASON Sparkling Variety on | Just Married” Gets Pantages Bill |Record eee ENDS TONIGHT— “The Street of Forgotten Men” “Just Marr The Surest WALLA! 1¢ in ‘several : 1,300 bison and t 10,000 Texas steers. THE MOST DRAMATIC | WEDDING IN HISTORY screen in * which opens Blue Mouse. e combin ss in this role, tion of her husband, Marshi lan, is a most happy one IN) “On Thin Ice” Is Colonial Feature “On Thin Ice,” at the Colonial Friday is a fa. ng whirlpool of adventure, in » criminals, a charm and $200,000—in bonds iscriminately mingle y TO i style wh mance and in San Fran-| tures, cisco, the gate to the Golden Weat: Tom Moore and William Russell! eyer to feminine Play a ruthless game for high| opposite Miss Swe: Makes, with th Roberts the | proves he is as good a comed: pawn photoplay is to be | he is a villain in « serlo-comic @ crescendo of suspense and action,| George Fawcet directed by that rapid-fire expert, | x rd Martindel, i Mal st, 5 “Let ck,” featuring Hoot | porting cast Giteon, is to be shown Saturday. | ve — | n of the ich two seasoned | amusing Kate Price, Jack Holt, Billie Dove and the rest | in “Havoc,” of the comp ing Zane Grey's |two broken. ribs “Wild Hor on location d an rizona Blanche Sweet in Light Comedy Drama talented and the able di- Neilan has interpolated a host of| incidents and origi z unsophisticat-/ touches in this whimsical story Gerald Beaumont, with that breezy h characterizes all his pic Ronald Colman is as destruct Josephine Crowell, nn and others make up the sup. | While enacting his featured role Walter McGrail suffered spent a month| influenza and his tonsils became in- Artist of Her Generation SATURDAY— years | The Laughing Cyclone— | | lt Nei. | | 4 James Cruze rscouction ive as ian role. star John Bowers }De LaMotte, well supporte 1 by Ea. ie heldon Lewi Hank ward Burns and | “Stop Flirting” |Next at Columbia | “Stop Flirt * the new Christie It’s new! ck of It's odd! It’s big! comedy: wh ns Saturday s, ant i “ . lumbia. It’s clean! y : |tittle frothy and nonse Shirley Maso “THE SCARLET HONEYMOON” NEWS—COMEDY Antonius Orchestra SUSaRSREREEEE © i WILLIAM RUSSELL To he worn "i 7 dark ‘ 95 to 89.95. S$ STORK CO. 1431 ‘Third Ave, Opp, Postoffice 10c%s0° tay 15 “ON THIN ICE” ed exclusively to yield It’s funny! It’s for YOU! LILLIAN GISH In the Exquisite Film Triumph that the picture to call forth laugh The setting of the picture rather fashic Je |which the hero finds him SUPER-MEN MARVE (ASK HIM ANYTHING) AND TAL 4 e ROMOLA” lets moat oe he “tll stiots'| SIX OTHER TOP-NOTCH her of flirting by giving her a good | scare, but his trick is discovered by |the lovely lady and she makes him | jdo a pretty dance before she takes [him back to her heart | | The fareé is played by an excep- | } tional cast Including John T. Mur ray, Wanda Hawley, Ethel Shannon |Vera Steadman, Jimmie Adam ACTS PICTURES NOW PLAYING AT THE at AND HIS Bagdad CINDERELLA BAND Your car parked = by Campbell Midge. Garage The producer of th American Drama ay, Covered Wagon"—now Ben Lyon and Blanche Sweet ha 2% (ee \ made the Great American COMING been awarded leading — role In pees. Home of Metro Goldwyn forthcoming produc ” Invisible Wounds," from Frederick Palmer's hook obert Kane" Comedy—"Beggar on Horse- back.” THEATRE Fins? Avenue at Mapison. CONTINUOUS—10 A, M, TILL MIDNIGHT 10c-15¢-25¢ Peter B. Kyne's “Never the Twain Shall Meet" Victures orn by Vilma Banky | Samuel Golwyn's Budapost discover with her beautiful bridal costume in “The Dark Angel was designed b: Sophie Wachner and cost more than | four hundred dollars ee eae