The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 12

FAMOUS ROMANCE OF SOUTH SEA LOVE “NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET” Anita Stewart and Bert Lyte!l And an AllStar Cast Hal Demar And His CINDERELLA HI COLUMBIA wow! Just the sort of play the whole world loves — and one Seattle is applauding Seattle's Leading First Run Picture Theatre with Mary Carr and Kenneth Harlan SATURDAY COMES George Barr McCutcheon’s “A Fool and His Money” (Soon Parted, but Not for Long These Days) With William Haines, Madge Bellamy, Stuart Holmes fure school. as City, Mo. whe huainess. Miss Gray Oshkosh, Wis. FIREMEN SEEKING UD" WOMAN Ege ch firemen GET MAN, BUT NOW blocks to ¢ ) examples of NOW PLAYING. -_ “womar » make DENO and ROCHELLE Spennbihs sarge Foremost Exponents of the After Firemen ( FE. Wheeler Apache Dan) nt with DENO BROTH HERMAN’S ¢ _ MANUEL VP OORE & MITCHELL FRANK DE VOE Exeerpts From Musical Comedy — MANNING & CLASS ntly believing that the sus- t had escaped. Tho chase oc- curred at Minor ave. and John stre THEATRE Fins furewve ar Mactson NOW PLAYING— ANTONIO MORENO “Her Husband’s Secret” (First Seattle Showing) AND CAROLE WEBB AND CUT-UPS IN Senttle’s Only Musien! Comedy | WILL KING AND COMPANY Offering “HANDS UP” It's Laughing Dynamite with the Incomparable Beauty Chorus “TUNES TOO TIGHT” OTHER SNAPPY VAUDEVILLE ACTS 10c-15¢-25¢ CONTINUOUS—10 A. M, TH MIDNIGHT and Hermie King’s Super-soloists Continuous Daily 1 to 11 p.m. IPANTAGES| CONTINUOUS POLICY - MOOM-‘TILL MIDNIGHT VAUDEVILLE ANDO FEATURE PICTURES iS “THE LIMITED MAIL” A Tecord-Rreaker for Thrills MANY OTHER ACTS THE PICTURE | 7 GUARANTEED ACTS 7 Blue Mouse Beattle’s Favorite JEAN MIDDLETON | munay wont i JAttle Misa Melody sEnOMEE GOLDEN MONTE | AN JATE GRAY ' pees BLUE a An Hxciting Racehorse Story THE THOROUGHBRED TURES sPRhED ACTION pe apron of Civili Lytell Call ion in T ” Film at Strong Heilig for THE ~ Goodby to Romance Bert EATTLI I (Stew) AT ———/|Golden Qualities in “Drusilla” Story Aristocrats Play jin Film at Strand © hundred arist and dig Poh r eat chur ene in the Fox film ersion of Channing Pollock's po’ The ¥ amen of 4 t found tn i asked t lene of mply “be the r t 4 actre motion pi “The Swan” Is New Feature at Capitol TRUB’S DIARY /* The Life Story of a Bull Terrier BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE The Pup Gets Sick; His Aunt Gets Mad; He Almost Loses a Happy Home, but Returns Good for Evil were floating thru the air. A man Ho st me. roline looked at the 6 looked at the ed at,the man Aunt said Vv Jearth ore | for you to take hi | ‘The man sald, * in the cold, Indy, he'd Caroline you talking about? Is y from her him ou man sald, “W didn't know Tho Then you Ho's got ick one {| minut taroline sald, “I don't believe it!" METROPOLITAN | A Laugh Riot! | THE HENRY DUFFY PLAYERS year wi Comic Sew { OF MARRIED Lire — | | | Sensible Prices | én | | ie, 500, THe, $1.00 and y-Saturday Matinee je nnd Ibe he’s swell 1’ | nperature of 104 or five this fair lant ing $1,9 room began to whirl worse Aunt than ever. Caroline fed me I saw three M milk with a spoon. about dis were qu tem, m milk List at Puyallup Fair To stimulate interest in the manu facture of pure Seattle tember Milk have enlarge «year, and will continue it until we of that later, ma 1 to somne d the have n dairy pro | Show second to none In this country." dairy products Shippers’ will add a handsome silver tr to the prizes offered In the products division at Washington Fair at Puyallup 21 to 22, A dairy products show, started in} | amall way last year, has de into one of the big features of the The space for this year's ex hibit Is more than twice as large as ar, with a premium list total. ‘The Milk Shippers’ trophy will bo awarded to the exhibitor hay ing the greatest number of points Weatern Washington dairy inter osts last year produced moro $25,000,000 worth of mf ter, leo cream and ch place as one axsocl the He lifte dairy; tho Woatern| ye Sep: | Wednesda than} mental in securing the ream, but taking of the major activitien| off at the train of the agricultural industry tn this] part of the state, ® nitude," r of the yenition, | about it, ent | anything ules. Millions of cats my legs They for neveral days. had except the M nays, ‘Moral rs id" mo out of the house this stayed wabbly Everyor distemper eclate here. It was, h age, The wonderful, I but T knew who that bone oar- upstairs to Aunt nd laid it in the « rontinuied Tomorray.). DARY TROPHY KIDS ENVY HIM — "| ik Shippers Add to Prize Seattle Boy First in U. S, to Get Vet’s Hero Medal Halled as a national hero, "| be the first Boy and to Scout in America 1 shy | t© be awarded the medal of valor by | Veterans of Foreign Wars, 16 ur-old Clyde Holeman left Seattle for he will be pre at the vetorans Tulsa, Okla., whoro nted with the medal national convention of tho A busy rouné of entertainments was arranged for the young celebrity before he departed on the train with his mother, Mra, Albert Holeman, 1610 11th st, Anacortes, Harry | Young, past department commander jof the V. F. W., who was instru honor for Clyde, and Walter C, Bost, field 6x a | ecutive for the Boy Scouts, saw him Clyde rece ed the modal for Jump. id waters of the bay ar-old Billy Jason Aftor the deed he promptly forgot and so he “didn't know bout it until a eouple But “you bet Tam | before he left on his lo: grace the A plan | I wan afraid Meet Jimmie! Chances are you know him He's Jimmie Ellard Tno at th always already. of the Star Palace Hip. W. love Jimmie, know it Scotch tune He's thi Exceptional in aareted realistically he, Deno, the corner | audience gasps. that FOR and FOX NE ANTONIUS' OR | and Miss Dorothy Vers He Inatru funn P| but he omen doesr inging 1e n't a week that’ winning high favor They're Back Together Again Cast Mail” “Frivolous Sal” Is jat Colonial Thursday | every Deno Dallolio and Blanche Rochelle do an apache dance} at the Orpheum this week so| time |) Ny hurls Blanche into everybody in the But no bones | ve been broken y LIFE” “The Pace Makers” WS CHESTRA Morgan eoutalint EVA NOVAK “RACING | ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING! That is the only way we can describe it. Never before have you seen anything like it! Coming SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th STRAND Movie Company Has Bill Fairbanks Strenuous Existence at Winter Garden , the life! ( Be, Thursday and Friday— Good-bye to “THE TALKER” Anna Q. Nilsson and LITTLE SOUSA America’s 9-year-old musi cal marvel, is here! — SATURDAY — CORINNE lev A First National + drama of . > woman who tries to halt mad pace of modern Prices : After 6p « Children 10¢ Any Time “Frivolous Sal” orseback and re O'Brien, | « ta cliff || 7 ~~ NYAVAYA ~y Lewis Stone ek LSM NN ZS J AAY, ot A tinees, 200. SOc} balcony, y PAAAA She will be co- oyd Hughes in this “The Lady Whe First and Pike Last Showings Tonight and IRON HORSE” SATURDAY— the big First Na- tional police drama of New York City— girl and a cop—and the un usual events in the lives of inks, which of thrills spense until 2 of Gerald we CUO OOo ip jo Oooo DD oo ojos society 10 CORTEZ ‘SS HOWARD MAE BUSCH & O'BRIEN A FELIX CARTOON