The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1925, Page 13

; : : a _. Diverting Vaudeville Attracts at Pantages | Mefiy Players Offer “Nervous Wreck” at Metropolitan; Mirth and Musie Featured at Or- [pheum; Will King Stages Musical Comedy at Palace Hip; New Vaude ville at State Sunday atest aie ieee tee ~ - we pleture working all night making paces “Remember, Dot, we might in a laundry,” cajoled Louise WHY E Birdwell A press agent ser being a director is that you think of according to Robert G, Vignola, In discussing hi Mr, Vignola said: ‘The only places I remer good film things from the picturd standpolr which would have n business view, but it robs one of ment.!* A haunting, fascinating lure envelor flim f Henry M J n of the 1 is ext in the m usband, Albert Ru or, will t the cb I sat down in the mahoganied office. Oppe rat Samuel Goldwyn, the producer, 1 was th of the fillums. ‘Before vee begin this eenterview,” “tell me how much vill you write about me? "It depends on what you say,” I answered. “Vell, then I shall say many great things And the Interview was on for no reason at all | of the Mar nd ies and Janes wh mpulaive t dreaming themselve If from the door by working In offices, | Only One.in every thousand, it is entimated, ¢ nacle—stardotn—w hile (1) HEL EN STRYKER, with the Duffy Players, pre- 5 followed by | next week's Pantages bill; (3) E pe i ge | Revay Howard; attractive and tra und the world wh an blonde, with Will King’s mu woul and see the planets gc i cal comedy company at the : 3 ad apes Palace Hip; (4) Johnny H fi ne : ; man, monologist on the new : | H H ] Orpheum bill; (5) half of the He } Pa Reeves and eves duo, to b : f prose as F wie at the State, Footlight ag hemp ages eia ge ese tered donee noe ee e Attractions t Ht isn't wort ‘ singing star, and Alberta . merit appearance ville show! more than ‘pasdng notice to| added attra 2 | . the Brown Gecte of the best in music. t and the Four Johnnies « at udeville has long] cali their offering “A Cote It {sa stag PANTAGES —Vaudor for an orchestra with pet fetare singers and dancers and Mr. Blue) Bert and Hazel Skatelle, ".. he Italian prima STATE — Vaude has given it one of the best, The! seuay of Pep,” have a novelty rmerly h the Bost re individual artists have been recrult-| wrich | METROPOLITAN attraction at the starting Sun Blue, Milt] a onrnkem- PALACE MIT “I haven't kept up with the Barrymores very was saying “What was the name?” the interviewer asked. “Barrymores,” replied the actor. “No, I mean yours,” from the writer Sehildkraut was unable to answer ile and fil | | 1 King’s Must =p is sure-fire on any pro- nd Opera nd f | Leaves and thous In ed from the nks of tho best} pram | with the! Russ’ By hy ichea lore writing trpla. musicians and wand the Ma- Yeo, Haki and Yok! are versa-|tra, will offer a-rey , ! DAWES INSPECTS ': ee Xt terial used is by the best composer: | te entertainers fr the 1 of'ian operas ao t +) After ¢ t The act cannot fail to attract more) mip non Barrel tossing and other nbers Lake ¥ 1 than passing it 1885) Occidental stunts find their way he Thr ongfields, a da : » le mor her Billy Da Aesop's Fables, Topics of the Day. € t me thrucft all without & spoiled pany being the Pathe News the concert Miss Laura V Vinkle, the p | eae will offer orchestra are other umbers of t lar Pantages ¥ organist, ¥ § rausical vs or apa bet steasa «of the| Refuses to Make Comment}, Dave Forrest: press ‘agent. was asking 3 yeti Mr. Dalo {9 a P od vaksaghh . on Mitchell or PN-9-1 | thusiasticatly the preas agent was telling he co attainments and alace Hip M Li | n publicity way : : Gate wsevepran h . etropo itan | os ANC cBy v.| , “Yee 1 be, wind ta indorse It," The Rath Brothers are athletes others t The Ner Wreck" will open Pj) —"Hell Charles G.|2 always use L, Russell J Birdvell > a that new bosses may take ¢ ap Geen a Tod lat cia? You know, I was engaged t nMayer. Dina has risen in the ranks because narried about a year ago. Ot the cost of r otakes is said that expe tirmetten bie nana. ‘He was a det ture on retaking of scenes amour I'm going to work out at Re-Take Valle shall Neilan said when he recently returned t Dorothy DeVore and Louise F Tired and nervewracked, they sat lamenting to gether on an upturned soap box while the director put the other cinema Punch and dudies thru their perfectly good record Dorothy was bitterly complaining about her lot “You know this bu TTORS GO CRAZY erything 1n said Goldwyn with a gesture Joseph Sehildkraut, DeMille actor, his press agent and an interviewer alking. The name of John Barrymore arose. “They've rather drank themselves out of the business.” Bebe Daniels \(“Goose Woman” | Satisfied With ge wa Single Bliss HOLLYWOOL = oo mui of matrim about me," says Bebe I . But it neve work t the right ¥ 1 that we didn’t mar “We might have Mved togett A wey then divorce. So why zenda had been for a picture. en) lennednens? ness—being ny game body in it have been working in the movies—is a fu If you marry son you can't get on are two careers to be worried about “Ot course, Doug and Mary have certainly made a success of it, but undred couples n there ne of the penalt terms of ‘loc 1 to Hawall,; 1 could name stinctly are the ones| Who've flunked d if you marry » ously I always nee . habit from a| of this business say a banke purely nesethic enjo: merchant or something be LOUISE DRESSER aban- aes cuakiataa tet know, dons the beauty which made B sre forever | and there would be quarrels all the her famous in musical comedy time to portray the role of a once al king of ¥ 1 think I'll y single ®- | famou inger, who, having ess, of course i some man who lost her voice, degenerate: terribly. v " reee, «¢ lle into a notorious drunkar¢ It js her rd Higgin, who is now direct-| living among pigs and geese norrow her estrange ert Kane's producti " on a dilapidated ranch, in Al _ Sree diet “The Goose Woman,” booked ¢ me, ucross the table nd thelr rs wii /for an early showing at the © to interview the gent nove from Hollywood him.|Columbia. Mis Dresser’s performance is heralded as one of the outstanding indi- vidual screen portrayals of the i year. n has taken a 1 made senting “The Nervous Wreck’ Hollywood in a world ap jst the Metropolitan: (2) Neb ACG ahd ann atresia dead tet Bearer ORPHEUM © CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE jlie Fernandez, featurec a1] be : * MAin-0222 Twice Every Day, 2 MAin-0222 scan" come ol] STARTING TOMORROW AFTERNOON : es FRANK AND MILT BRITTON In Their Original ¥ “BROWN DERBY BAND” BERT & HAZEL SKATELLE , “Just a Little Pep” JOHNNY BROTHERS HYMAN Vaudeville Author A Study in Endurance in Playing Pranks With Webster much,” Schildkraut I cooled Clarence as across wecapped moun. ed husband. “I am KEO, TAKI AND YOKI in Versatile Entertainers From Nippon JOSEPH REGAN America’s Young Singing Star, and - and as athletes have garnered|j, the week at 9 | Becond Metropol adios | BRS VFO Re 2 clones athe PO wien "aot Neiywoed PERSE AT of meee ALBERTA CURTISS critics *| de a play es were fill at “The Vien Soprano merit they have {ew ee is sutor nta for t Resume Meetings ent In “A Coterie of Songs” ekioe a reg ia pt * 44| humorous incidents and lines 2s , =] The Commonwealth club will re by having a ance here is somewhat of an dience in @ constant tu "i remarked Dawes be-| teria Monday, September 14, at 6/ Screen club at Arrowhead Lake, Cal. | jot laughter The players are well cast in the | production and the fun-making pre at its Priestly, of the China| Forty room house of old tecture wil 40 stars n his trick pipe lpm. W a number of the! oi, will Johnny Hyman, vaudeville author and comedian-monologuist, will of * fer a monologue from » jn which he takes liberties with} t7ts the entire comp Webster in aner that provides, best plenty of merriment | Joseph Regan, cak on the ‘polit ncluding a big ele-| °° Jead in a ple- | *¥ Onin The Commenwealth club which ts nbered his| composed of both’ men and women,| white Bart against the| Was organized eight years ago. The to a large| fr The costuming, scenery afid light- ing effects used in the musical pro-|!n Chi | Broadw America’s young YOURE gram this week, together with th she weighs t y and/ 100, the star tb is to # rpose of the c nena | well-chosen numbers for the soio- The & young man a local prize fight arena] d all pu ists and chorus, make the music; Who» ‘ night. nder the preseht rules, | Hu is the president of the club| work on “Spanish Griffith Star a big feature of the show. janie t , 1 senator ean talk until he drops" |for the coming year and M. D.| week, belng co-starred with As usual, Hermie King’s band) ‘Tums other minute ho takes! nawes said, “and on any subject| Lane C y. ec lopens the show, and this week|* Pellet and between pellets he keeps | not relevant to the one under dis- lo lasues. Alice 1. | better tn her life. She will begin} In a Musical Comedy Offering “CONGRATULATIONS” with Elsie Douglas, Johnny Elliott, Lillian Denn, Clyde Kerr, Delores Hart. 5 {n this handsome club. Norman-English archi- named in honor of ey Aesop's Fables | Topics of the Day | Pathe News | Orchestra ¢ admits wo pounds more than claims she never felt bara La Marr Daily Matinees—1,000 Seats at 25c (Some Reserved at 50c) A Good Sent on the Lower Floor for 25¢ at Daily Matinees (Except Sundays and Holidays) uniight™ this) Nights, 15¢ to 81 Matinees, 25¢ to 50¢ Lewis | the audience | The players in jes of laughter, ude Arthur Pier the offerings are an ¢xcecdingly cussion. A reform is needed to pre- |rare treat. New jazz numbers are 24 < jvent the minority blocking legisla- |presented amidst alluring set-| *0", Norman French Howard Miller, | tion thru ay filibuster,” | tings. - Shirley McDonnell, Helen Stryket,| Dawes refused to comment on| Helen Audiffred, Maurice Franklin | news topics, Including the and others. Joah disaster, Col. Mitchell the PN-9-1. | One of the most novel stunts this week is the number, “The Lit- }tle Tin Soldier, or the Little Ra Doll,” which is given by Clara La | Verne and the King girls. | | The ever-popular Casey Jones has |two numbers, “Sweet Henry Brown” jand “I've a Song for Sale,” and ho| | appears later with Will Aubrey in | ‘Ida. Jimmie Ellard is on the pro- {gram with “Pale Moon.” | | Jean Singer's fans will like her this week in her number, “Moon-}| light and Roses," and the hundreds! |of people who have laughed with | Bess Hill have @ treat in store in |her song, ‘Yes, Sir, That‘’s My | Baby.” | Other numbers include Mildred | Markle in “Indian Love Call,” elyn Muoller in “Marching Down \the Aisle,” and Evelyn Hamby in| | operatic selections. | Sry Pantages A double feature headline bill comes to the Pantages with the new show opening with Monday's | matinee, ‘The stellar attraction hon- ors are divided between Nellic NEIL HAMILTON is féat-| nandez and vaudeville's popular ured in the cast of D. Ni eat Eddie Borden Griffith's “Isn't Life Wonder-| The feature picture for the week ” : cday (18 “The Fighting Heart,” in which ful,” which Pat ber a four day |! 2h O'Brien, who was recently run at the Capitol, Sunday. |peen in this city as the star in o thrive on pota fener tipn caagtmed 16, Stérsed Op 7 | posite Mr. O'Brien {# Billie Dove conquer MIKTY | who will be remembered for {D. Wl work in the lending role of Isn't of Vanity,” “The Roughneck" ch opens atl and other Fox successes, Eddie Bordon, the screen, s made in Ger! vite and musical comedy fi true story by Ma. | supported by “Hazel of the M Geoffrey Mows, of the Guard ' office MARRIAGE THRU ADS RLIN number of mar BOUG ads in the Berlin newspapers| FRANKLI nereasing, , M. hundreds of|of a man ple marry each year as the re-| He advertl of reading these ads, | he 47 308 TOADS Pa.—The back yard was alive with ants, 4 that he would pay 10 records | cents for toads, Boys came by the had to buy 208 toads, TODAY ore and } OVE'S abili foes and and despair is the Griffith's Lite renadiet’} eatin his number this season of the! ments Muwical.” Borden Ss one of} LATE HITS N N a a Q Q H Q a a a N N a N a & Q Q a q N N N y ® prince of Wale It has b de-| yaudeville’s favorite comedians and elated by cri fo be the most ap | this s@ason his offering has sur pe love at ever filmed passed in the, good things he passes ) by fit | to the audience to laugh about ‘ Dempster and Nell Hamil-| Nellie Wernandez and Raphael! ton head the cast, which includes| Diaz and company, known as Mex Mtellar actors of half a dozen differ-|ico's premier dancers and alded by | in Y, eat nationalities, | four talented girls, pianist and a Chodabud, TTITLII LILI LITT ID WILLKING THE MONARCH OF JESTERS~ HERMIE KINGS SUPER ~ SOLOISTS INA NEW PROGRAM OF UNTIL FRIDAY IN FUN’ TYPICAL KING REVUE with NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES of LIGHTING EFFECTS WATCH FOR PROFIT SHARING NIGHT EVERY FRIDZyY