The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1925, Page 14

PAGE 14 be ( IMAGINATION RUNS RIOT |\\Movies Make ey Best Mirror, Says Actor BARTHELMESS FILM) picture LIBERTY COLISEUM—! STRAND. COLUMBIA—R BLUE MOUSE—M HEILIG—Zasu Pi WINTER G CAPITOL—Gloria Sywa COLONIAL —Conrad N || Alyce Answers ‘| Few Questions Fans Write Her ( t name * ‘ BETTY BRONSON just can’t hel Ip letting her imagina-| (ough grea tion run away with her tongue in “Not So Long Ago,” the! front drama of old New York, now at the Liberty. j t NEw YORK h of the f 5 fom 1 x be matter that at 4 as x L / vor anded a , te rare ttien le) BEBE DANIELS as “Wil von of the | COMPLETE FILMING Bene past NOW HERE— 3, ENTERTAINING PROGRAM Starting =] SUNDAY For Four Days Only ADVANCE IN PRICES ANY IN AN AMAZING, 15c DAY APPEALING, ADVENTUROUS ROMANCE OF THE UNDER WORLD TIMES TODAY III OID OOO OO OOOO OOO OO OO nooo oo Oooo oii Supported by OWEN MOORE HARRY T. MOREY and others— 17S THRILLING DRAMA OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE NATURE et Pied Ft es edd re] rT BLUE MOUSE | Me MUSIC MASTERS Yom aniah Chase “INNOCENT and Faddie Clifford, Organist Sunn: = Bl RICARDO CORTEZ BETTY BRONSON » 46 LE] NOT SO LONG AGO A little seamstress has a ‘‘se ”* who comes into her life through a humorous and dramatic incident! loria Swans S) fadame. iu Cans Gene : G Yaramount Picture © oO a Oo o one Oo fo [a] fa] C1 oI a] tal cy [a fy [x] [=] : | [a] | [=] [a] fa) ic] iB [s) oO [a] [my] =) Nets most celebrated of all French plays the greatest of all Swanson triumphs. Filmed in Paris and the beauty s on a spectacular scale. With a distinguished cast. ie SENNETT pens "REMEMBER WHEN2e Vey LAST RICHARD DIX in “A MAN MUST LIVE” canine star, whose oo See this dog out- wit a band of des- perados in the Far North, in this un- usual picture— ‘WILD | JUSTICE” WURLITZER a in a golorful presentation of OPEN ALL NIGHT Matron in Attendance ni 6 VIOLA DAWA in “The BEAUTY PRIZE” also “OUR GANG” COMEDY IDO OO io oi ooo TUCO UOC UE OOOO Oooo oo Ooo Oooo ooo ooo oxty” SUNDAY and MONDAY “THE SNOB” JOUN GILBERT—NORMA SHEARER PHYLLIS HAVER—CONRAD N Women adored himn—men despise Doom WALLACE Prices—Matinees ie, . LIBERTY NEWS OOOO OOOO Oa ON oo ooo Oo oo) cc but his wife he never mentioned her DO ee) DoS oso CoCo OOOO OOOO COO Uo o Oooo ooo ; SCOTCH TENOR IS Aristocrat POPULAR AT Hilo / YOUTHFUL SUCCESSS CONTRASTED TO THE snob portrayal of John Gil- r\bert in “THe Snob,” to be he Colonial, Sun- | s; ri y, is the role ¢ aristocrat y Conrad Nagel Fifth and Pike LITTLE SOUSA 9-year-old musical marvel, concert leader and saxophone player, is proving a sensa-] tion, and we are forced to hold him over AN EXTRA WEEK! Paramount Picture wal Wild Susan’ ROD LA ROCQUE Stop, look and laugh! Here’s Wild, Wild Susan, doggone dan- gerous darling, world’s wildest wildflower, society’s swiftest stepper, filmland’s friskiest, funniest female! And Here’s a Comedy You Won't Forget— A Comedy You Work Forget! HARRY LANGDON as the elephant’s nurse-maid The Coliseum Concert Orchestra Will play the following popular one-hour program & Sunday at 12:80 p. ms 3 We nny time in oa. — phe iil lial