The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1925, Page 13

a ae Aw sx oJ b, ‘= e mAReorine a 7 n 0 . 0 a = of od rd at at x ms ay ot ote va v4 ne oh of 10 q ture, Tee He's Here Every Afternoon and WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER SeRRREReEes WHAT THE EXPERTS e think of Ameri- ca’s 99-year-old musical wonder (now at the Coliseum The- atre in his sec- ond enormously popular week), 1925, who directs the big orchestra and plays saxophone solos each after- noon and night. AS A DIRECTOR— “The entire orchestra and myself were stricken with astonishment and awe when this child stepped into the con- ductor’s stand and rehearsed nearly two score men in the Offenbach over- ‘Orpheus.’ He is a master musi- z cian and a conductor of wonderful ability —S. K. WINELAND, Conductor Coliseum Concert Orchestra. AS A SAXOPHONE SOLOIST “Tt does not seem possible that a boy of his years can have the technique and purity of tone that this genius dis- He is a revelation to all musi- — —ARNE B. BRASETH, First Saxophone, J. & V. Syncopators. s Evening—Don’t Miss Him Piaze Grey went on location with | motea picture company Borel, “Wild Horse Mesa," d recently in Art George B played when was NG REGINALD DENNY in KCALTFoRny jue LAST TIMES TODAY POLA NEGRI “East of Suez” Starting Tomorrow RICHARD DIX | he sn Must Live” HCOLONIA OPEN ALL NIGHT Matron tm Attendance B10cim 11% 15¢ “Don’t Marry For Money” TERS ————— alG) scat It's a Wow! Columbia “A FOOL AND HIS MONEY” Alded—2 Relthops —A TMlot! — COMIN! REGINALD DENNY in “California Straight Ahead” LE PRINGLE CYRIL CHADWICK AMATEURS TONITE 7:30-0:20 TOMORROW (1 DAY ONLY) MARION ‘DAVIES ‘CIRCUIT, VAUDEVILLE MAin-0222 B15 Now Playing Orchestra—Vables Topies of the Day ed & Kathryn 6:30 Andrews Imat Week — DON'T MISS 1 “ne a. Players Comic: sien il Kirkland Company | 8:46 | diia Nash & CH. 4 O'Donnell in “STATIC” ( Chase | 9:10 From the Zlegteld Folilen bee 9:25 An jen Faptinient_ Prima ‘Donna OF MARRIED LIFE — | “perivet Will Sensible Prices ites und One-Malf (10706 all Seas Arley | Tie Parnn NuWa 10:18 #1681 “TODAY MADO® f in LAMY “WINGS OF YOUTH" Pi ‘Tomorrow ABCHARD TALMADOK and OTHE PACK MAKERS FOX NEWS Jack O'Dale, Organint Worship Baby Helen Thinks in Picture BABY HELEN ROLAND she'd be a cop just like Mi O'Malley,” in which Sills is Liberty this week, Davis Jumped From Pulpit to Pictures “From Pulpit to Piotures” be a good shoul Edwards Davis’ career, for th screen personality has been bot preacher and stage actor has acquitted himself well in stances, Interpolated, so t ak, was a period in the realms } finance which, while it lasted, one of the most vivid of his caree: Mr. hig Davis, is in “AF ol and Hi mbia, Bull Writes First Front Page Story The world's f to preas t ensational NOVEL PROLOGUE IS PLEASING AT STRAN the nin week at th | ‘Danse Barbarian,” nove! presented If tn extraord a a Mr. Ad Awan, t has been used in a in Bee Miss emis ¥ r his mo barbaric side of the P built an atmospheric n picture theater 4 of are , and, eautiful scene, which and which was executed by local ar Ista, make it of the reputation from California, and his Strand orchestra play he has brot core. soe One of the silent 4 Swanson’s new produ T Coast of Foi is a huge banys BEATTUES COOLEST SPOT First and Pike Until Friday Night MILTON SILLS | in “The Making of O’Malley’” eee A Musical Preface Wallace on the Wurlitzer Coming— “NOT 80 LONG AG with Menardo Cortes and Hetty Bronson and Peter the Great In “WILD JUSTICH” [ESTA eT owirtn and Only 2 More Day: under WINK: AND Confing—nEnn DANT In “Wild, Wild Suan s Her Hero starred for the first time, title for the recital of was support of bit that Is in g. Tho lighting effect together with the a production worth Salvatore Santaclia he|when the vaudeville y aye Girl’ s Stomach in Bad Shape. Couldn’t Eat | e THE SEAT" [ Haunts Old Castle Madge Bellamy Is Specter in MeCutc Story Now at Columbia Big Cop Is Pretty Nice scheon \ | | | } | » at Liberty | ee th, ed — | if it weren't for one thing Sills in “The Making of at the Saves His Fun {Saves His Fun_] ays Iton at ; Mon a é % “HAVE YOU A LITTLE GHOST in your home?” asks |Madge Bellamy. She manages to give everybody a scare by haunting an ancient castle belonging to William Haines in \“A Fool’ and His Money,” the current attraction at the | Columbia, | Orchestra Sabbas Hit Sills Stops Traffic in Will King Show onNew York Street ilo King’s band is making « 2 Bills, this week at the Palace Hip| New York pollcer the waltz, “Sometime” an a featur r. is Milt in the num: | inte” close their | t 4 all traffic on n this plece r pal t hfares sow location at West ew HERBERT WILLIAMS, at} eon Out of the, way, ot tha the Orpheum this week, does |"; i. all his clowning before the} pues renee footlights. exceptionally numbers, “I'm Ethel Clayton a Go I'm a Thousand BY MARGARET BUNDY Miles and “1 Ain't Returns to Screen q= RALLY, the funnier a come. | Got dy to Love.” Ethel Clayton has returned to Glan le on the stage, the more| Next week Will King presonts|tne screen Lew en with on has t to con. a cle r Final Showings of .| Pola Negri Film ry. | rule of “East of pane 0 | week ° pr Pola Negri at the Lo Ay eeodiNate the | yt , will be held Wednesday | ‘°° mphttraday, th pad RighE retiring he bo rious St ideas at he pl cture is an adaptation by } tha ate its hume f Somerset Maug basher b th name. ‘Hating May ‘Be men and had shu fe with bitter them out of his finality. interesti rsham’s yer orchestra. ams |Peature of Picture hat's all.| A shark dance in which 300 South sto have|Sea {sland natives participate pro- sople| vides one of the spectacular scenes t as possible, |in “Never the Twain Shall Meet’ © box office | with a series of unusually realistio|womenfolk, and there are few of till the film had been run, Thon| thrills, Tho new photoplay, produced | these that he has not weathered. He I'd stroll in and play the three |from Peter B. Kyne's popular story vaudeville a If they didn't like /of the same name, !s playing at the the music, y couldn't kick, be-|Hellig until Thursday night. fous French actress, Hoe tries in ®\ cause I was the manager, too. Then| Maurice Tourneur, who atrected | ys ‘ain to break him of his infatuation, 8 over and|the picture, spent four days looking |and I'd stroll |for the proper location to stage this | dance, and another of mo, Fay fair sex makes 5 ta for tho indifference im a con- of comedy v 4 by ax many as possible and as fe I used to stick arou a The ono Sd ae has become engaged to a no- AD lthe picture went on again, lout to the door agnin. It wag a long is supposed to be four | hard coldness “different,” unusual toward von wome a picture in those days. |tnko part In tt the girl of “long ago.” und Lowe, Rockcliffo Fel- lowes and Noah Beery are featured| 4 + > in of Miss Negri in the Aid to Loving t productic | The old adage that "those who a ie “Bast of Suez” ts a mystery love. | hate most love mor tensely” Hore, { t} drama with scenes Inid in China, the gist of “The Woman Hr once ma ) movie and) ° h is pla © Blue Mou vaudeville theater and constituted, he Woma the grir with the aid of @ plano, the hot ‘| Native Shek Dance |ping story ot wehd ‘Raker tal | wiles of all} when he meets the actress, who | his | way beneath my dignity to play for|rounding up the necessary natives to|deserts him as ho recognizes in her | learns that his friend, Phillp Tran- | f PAGE SEATTLE IS AMAZED! ua! ple- the hig of the who I Hear Santaciia’s Special Seore Conan Doyle's Stupendous Story Lost in a World of PREHISTORIC MONSTERS NOW HERE UNTIL He hated her— and yet he loved her— HELENE, From BLUE MOUSE MUSIC MASTERS— —LEONARD HAGEN Conducting Saturday Comes— MAE BUSCH and OWEN MOORD Barbary Coast” In “Camille of the TODAY at 2:45, 7:00 and 9:00 PALACE HIP LAUGH WITH WILL KING —-IN— “DANGEROUS GIRLS” o; THIRTY os BEAUTIFUL If you don’t believe girls are RUNWAY GIRLS} dangerous, just hear Bess Hill sing: “Oh, How'She Can Love’’ SUPER- SOLOISTS HERMIE KING’ “Well, after a while, I wanted to| continues Mr. | Doubtless. it was, But after a week see tho country, Ronald Colman, who played or Willams. ‘If I do say {t myself,/or #0, when wo got it polished up,|site Constance Talmadge in ‘He I was a pretty good trick plano play-|{t was no longer funny, and {t wasn't | Night of Romance again will be fo I began playing tho little/\ good as serious music, jfeatured with her in her latest night stands thru Pennsylvania ight there I tumbled to myself |frisky comedy drama, “Her Sister my partner and I—attompted to|and saw tho comedy possibilities of | Irom Par fous act that did not seem to} oes over. 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She had just emerged, diploma in hand, from the confines of the | Sacred Heart convent in New Or- jleans, It happened to be at Mardi Gras time and they were choosing ja queen of the carnival. Corinne won tho golden apple and was crowned queen. Texarkana, Texas, is the town Miss Griffith called home when |she entered pictures. About. a year and a half ago |sho married Walter Morosco, son of Oliver Morosco, well known theat- rical producer, LADIES! Every Day This Week From 12:00 NOON TO 1:00 P, M. MADAME IDA CHERNOFF Notionally Known BEAUTY EXPERT Will Give Lectures on HEALTH, ENE PSYOHOL- “Janice Meredith,” of Marion Da- picture Paul Leicester volution, will he Thursday. shown at the Men who have heroes of '76, names | y country, appear in is photoplay. Paul Revere, George Washington, ullis, Patrick Henry, lexander Hamilton, Benjamin ranklin, the Marquis de Lafayette, Pitcairn, King Louis XVI, Il prominent fig. history of the are enacted by in one of the productions on the in the early can republic, ell-known players beautiful CONTINUOUS. POLICY <NOON=TILU MIDNIGHT. VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE ‘PICTURES 7--SMACK 'EM ACTS--7| HEADED ny “YOUTH” A Spiffy Girlle Dance Revue BRITT WOOD — \Y OTHER ACTS” “The Picture “SHATTERED LIVES" w with FHadith Roberts and Robert Gordon —[JEVERY DAY SHE WILL Discuss A DIFFERENT SUBJECT PER- TAINING TO BEAUTY in addi- Nm Program, and those attending may remain for the entire matinee perforn my A lectures ar y M NEW YORK tA RICHMOND Late of the Follies—Introducing “THE CHARLESTON” NEXT WEEK