The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1925, Page 20

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925 THIRD AND LAST WEEKy Follow That Urge and Go Today! SEATTLE THE . Screen Version of “Man Without a Country” next attraction at Coliseum; “Lost World” to remain third week at Strand; big war play, “Havoc,” com- ing to Liberty; Irene Rich featured at Blue Mouse; Reginald Denny comedy held over at ( olumbia.— MAND FIRE Tonight—Farewell to BEAR DANIELS te Wha, Wild susan Firat and Pike Tomight—Last She “THE TROUBLE WITH WIVE Row Wonder You've Read— You've Thrilled at Edward Everett Two life-long pals who love the same Is “The Lost World” o sense Par ays ioOvoooo ooo OOOO OO OOo sjo/o0 oo oi} , : woman—a woman Ariens Re tiem Just» Hale's classic r LAY AALLA anyone “who without a soul! Santaclia'’s Special That is the story of the picture made from a noted stage success here SATURDAY— “The Man Without a Country Now you have a chance to see it brought magnifi- cently to the screen under the title of ““As No Man Has Loved”’ It Opens Here SATURDAY ooo ooo oo ooo ‘oman Doyle's Stupendous Story of MODERN LOVERS Lost in a world of PREHISTORIC MONSTERS with oe Neery TOMORROW THE SECOND OF THE BROS. SPECI PRODUCTIONS with a cast in a thousand— SBARBARY COAST” George O’Brien Madge Bellamy Eulalie Jensen Walter McGrail Edythe Chapman David Butler Bertram Grassby (1) EDWARD HEARN AND PAULINE STARKE in “As No Man Has Loved,” the picturization of Edward Hale's | famous story, to open at the Coliseum Saturday; (2) Lewis Stone in “The Lost World,” at the Strand; (3) Madge Bellamy and George O'Brien in “Havoc,” coming to the Liberty next week; (4) Irene Rich and Huntley Gordon, feat- ured in “The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted,” next at the Blue Mouse; (5) Reginald Denny in a scene from “California Straight Ahead,” to be held over at the Columbia. OOO/0/o/o/ojojojooojo o.0lo0g —every one bee Edward Everett Hal Anything Happened favorite! ls] | Ricardo Cortez war. verett Hale 1 nything Happene | Argentine Lover Story for Coliseum Wrecks Homes in Denny Comedy ne Love,” an Allan Dwan| “As No Man Has Loved.” the tak ae the 6 Fox film, to open Saturday at the sour, ts a drama based on Ed y Vicente Blase ward Everett Hale's rtal ying at the Capitol. Bebe|ciassic, “The Man Wi 4 Ricaro Cortes are fea-|try,” in which Lieut. Philip Nolan _| wished that he might never see or i States again and to the fulfiliment| OODOODDODDDOODOOODODDODODDODDDDDODODDDODODODDDooDoODDoDDoOD A woman whose vanity causes lives to hang in the balance, drives men to an unnatural This is Lieutenant Nolan, the figure famous in Ameri- ean history, who followed Aaron Burr and incurred the strangest pen- nal screen an had Straight story o Yoanez, ta |now p Daniels or at ersal a film h is now tured in the ¢ jon James Fi cla, Julia Hurley and othe j The st in w-colorful romance | of the A most high liverting come mald to be} 4 beauty t skill Denny BLUE MOUSE need ply under the direc is * . of Rowland V pilo special , low on = alty in the history hate and an J ce tae : a , mai MUSIC MASTERS | it’ a Merry of civilization! breaks hearts wits particularly rms 1 elope all times, is tall Edwar as if they were glass, finds Fate is also vain! Jertrude Tom Wil Harry Po! cted “California Straight Hea charmi cla The Coliseum Concert Orchestra under WINELAND ard Ahead. MILLIONAIRE LAD! half way round the world, touched jevery port of call in the t, en jand gathered a wealth of DB): | interest material which he lans || Winter Garten Film iS DECKHAND |to incorporate in @ novel, brough, 24, son of Judge A. C, Keeps Identity Secret Thru | Kimbrough, Mississippi millionaire, Three Months’ Trip and brother-inlaw of Upton Sin- clair, the socialist. “Reckless Sex” | Noted War Play | at Colonial Friday Coming to Liberty | The Reckless 8 . | Rowlgnd V. Lee directed “Havoc. roen version of the c stage success, coming to the’ Liberty | Saturday Walker lead metropo! Lilies of the the attraction at the Saddle sar T'll admit it wasn't all fun,” atured, | Kimbrough said. “But it was real | adventure, and a treat for a fellow who never had to rough it before.” Cal, Sept. months shipped from the § Francisco on the West Jester as a deck- , lowliest Job on the schooner. of the crew suspected his ty, and he was accorded no during | special privileges 8 handled Recently the youth returned to | fficial connection] his home here, a quartermaster. | an police depart-| his identity still unrevealed to the n woven {nto He had Mrs. Hamilton's beth J. Monroe of the popular. plays. York it has been equally well re ceived, A notable cast includes George} BUT ONLY on the screen O'Brien, Madge Bellamy, Walter Me-/ Robert McKim, appearing at|a st Grail, David Butler lie Jen- i % s een, <Harvey Clark, Leatie Fenton | E' reae: s this week in a clev jand Wade Boteler {ski The Bachelor's Bride,” | “Havoc” 1s from the pen of Henry jis one of the most popular of Wall, and Edmund Goulding d0-)movie villains. McKim is the|witn the metro; yeeped: the ‘gorges vere jfeatured personality on the|ment. These h |strong vaudeville bill at the|® ad Abundant Talent |Third ave. house, | olololololololojojojolojooonodooo obo oo ed Mrs, Mary EB. Ham lef of Now Ye ewomen, th WALLACE on the WURLITZER ty’s force nooo oo oo ooo oiooaoloio}oojo 0 o NEW YORK. — Property values have risen 21.4 per cent in New York since the advent of prohibi-| tion. Also 3,339 new stores take the place of 3,834 former saloons and liquor selling places. } and situ THEATRE Fins? Luverne ax Maceson TONIGHT COUNTRY Vaudeville & Pictures 1--Fast-Moving Acts--7 oo 00} tain and crew Direct From New York DOUGLAS panish dream-sequence, in | Gracie Deagon and Jack Mack| ‘hat a NOW PLAYING {which 4 Villain LOVE” VAUDEVILLE m enicts the role of Don|Cub Reporter,” featuring Richard lare putting over their personalities uaa i 4] | ] | Corbin Sees ohne DOROTHEA RICHMOND ik gf FAIRBANKS STORE = [/°7,07Phenm Bil. |Heilig Featuri | a a ones eae pena | is coming! | With two acts vying for popular. | & uring ; Dak Orcas NOW—TILL SAT, 3 oe a . ‘ “VERY FI honors, the bill at the Orph M M M H sbi teh H AND EVERY FRIDAY |i any ea an re Latest Mix Film |Vaudanive and “The Charleston” H \¥ b Tak | ‘Tom Mix in his latest Fox produc TIGhIe. Mies’ (hs Gek son’ sade: = BEBE DANIELS §& | Movers’ Lang," an. elaborately ton, “The Lucky Horseshoe,” is te|@ ROOplay at State Oe eapeetia nts Ohatiedion| Ouniese, Relene H patito . NOW ELAYING = staged musical and dancing act, |@ttraction a lig, aati err | sv AGG OF Yauch ye) ending . H bahar’ hn kaa METROPOLITAN NEW YoRK noap snows Jian" ig SprOHAbIS tHe muaat GRaee | While this is a Western picture, photoplay fe ccrbomntae ie peeks ita SOP H} “ARGENTINE SEE [Hes number: on the Oil fipenteda a ee ape yeren, 18 fe ene mature aight hos wens. Most, Fopwlay, ae tig rn iar deny tha arate eof ir Se cai ge ett | Onan Denn MAT. TOMORROW AND Mabel McKinley, nleco of the Into times, forms a great portion of tho| | Start , IN PERSON | President McKinley, is a vocal artiat | film nted at the popu | y L i se ac, 75¢ RICHARD lof note, and iy winning favor with| Billle Dove in the heroine of tha| lr “tamil Tnleh BAMORE THtiae | her sweet soprano. jstory, with Ann Pennington, noted Bketoh TALMADGE | ‘The remainder of the bill ts a well | Follies dancer; J. Farrel! MacDon- | NOW LOOK AT THEM! “The Bachelor’s Bride” PEN ALL NIGHT | balanced entertainment dish, ald, Malcolm Waite, J. Gunnis Davis ee SES fyith aad op Matron in Attendance IN i and: Cidslaae \Helwyn iin: wiGBOEe Ae NEW YORK . BS ELSIE WILLIAMS MARY OTHER ACTS THE PICTURE | |G. Blystone directed been the first Trene Rich Again | woman to ear’ her own living by| Neglected Spouse | YHH! BUT HOW —_|ieanw of the rte ne |ceased to be of any porcine In NIONTOWN, Pa, Se} nA Bhp hethe: intricaotes ot the newly | |thelr husbands’ lives is faced in Hotel managers become jist invented machine. |The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted,"|ened to the necessity of charging | which comes to the Blue Mouse|a certain number of stolen tow Saturday. to profit and loss but one hote OLDEST KNOWN FOREST ‘This story of Gertrude Wentworth | man here has had a towel returned] NEW YORK.—Dr, John M, Clarke, |James hits the problem in one of|to him from Birmingham, Ala, with} New York state geologist, says the | its most conspicuous instances, that | following explanatory letter oldest known forest was growing a of the wife of an aspiring politician. Proprietor hundred million years ago on tho In this case he is an ambitious) ‘I am returning to you a towel] site of what {s now Gllboa, N. Y. district attorney who finds the de-| which I found in a hotel down here| He bases his statements on im- mands of his office #o great that] in Birmingham, Since I thought it| | prints of the trees found in rock jhe is compelled to Ignore tho de-| did not belong there any more than | mands of his home, and finally to)to me 1 carried It away with mo| cease to care about them # a souvenir bt ee Tho pleture was produced under| should not have It {n my posses} WOMEN MAIL CARRIERS |the direction of James Mood, with| sion, so am returning it to it right.|, LONDON. — Sir William Mite Irene Rich featured as the wife.| eur owners Thompson, England's — postm The cast includes Huntly Gordon,| “Jonus in coming back to carth | Beneral, says there are 4,200 women John Harron, Gayne Whitman, June ach and | Mall carriers in ths employ of the Marlowe, Don Alvarado, Gertrude to God { department, ‘The experiment of gly ‘AstSt (and) Ialinor! alr an possible, ax His coming in not {!& Women carrler Jobs has proved a | 6120 10c 6:30 11:30 15c “THE CUB REPORTER” (First Seattle Showing) “THE NERVOUS |] !9° 5 28e WRE! ” Mat ' dd 10 A.M, TILL MIDNIGHT By OWEN DAVIS “THE RECKLESS SEX” ~ Kiddie Amati NCE BENNETT —IN— “MARRIED” Thrilling Beyond Compare rs Tonight A SURE CURE F' BLUES TOM MIX "THE LUCKY HORSE SHOE” HEILIG formations. Last Times Tonight (7:00 and 9:00) WILL KING & CO. —in— TODAY Until Saturday “LILLIES again and it behoove Exceptional Musical Score by every one to live as clr z far distant success, he says. Francesco Longo “Have a Smile” BELIEVE It OR NOT “A worker for the Lord.” ; Pi | Dooley and Charles ROBWORTH, Mo.-A big bullfrog! ‘The man taken by surprise, | JAZZ AROUSES TOKYO ADDED Tomorrow y Tal a hor 2 Lassen sheik | Ttandotph recently swallowed a small duckling | returned the towel with his compli.| ‘TOKYO. — American dances “All in Fun” " ; ‘ ‘ of Mrs, Steve McDonough, accord ents, . ‘ounec 1° Tokyo police 7 STEVENS } Also | F ath be na eines ie ments, hay aroused mh | Hi : Three Singing Bellhops pa f ( f _ a ’ 1 01 e wy These dances now are barred in a ta Novelty Deolset " ; jh ree VOX it adds: "Thin whould bo convincing ORANGH LIKE FOOTBALL — | except ieensed dance halls, and in tga ated spin tosh Special Tonight | The Wedleya Hioria || Proof that Jonah was swallowed by | CONSTA? PLEA new spe-|the latter none of the American COMING $26 Cash Pri ‘ ee) he Pathe News fiers || % Whale; but we suppone that those | cies of oranges, almost as large an|ateps are allowed after 10 o'clock 20 tize for Best Looking “THE GOOSE WOMAN” Twins Rotween tho Ages of 8 and 18 Years who doubt the whale story will also] footballs, are being raised in the| The police claimed the dances tend. Niele, 66 “ doubt the frog story.” Near Hast, A ed to be immoral, iy Matinees, 866 to Boo