The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 6

SRA I ct ORE ERE ETI IPI ED AEA PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 192 iy ~ A Ay: ; We ’ ” COLUMBIA Spanish Flirtation | “Don’t Shoot! il pease RT ada annd asses eee aca ahataas Doug Some yt Peronats Soul in “Don |. Latest “Klassy nage bid a in | But He's Fine and Clean, and He's Mine! Mine! | Q, Now at Liberty L Eocene Brom zine sause 21m 4, Matinee To: Day25¢ Children: IS? Dperformances Tonight-1¢9. WILL KING “WHAT’S THE USE?” 30 LAUGHS A MINUTE ‘aaeaaail The Crystal Runway Girls ly—LLOYD HAMILTON Longo—Columbia Orchestra HERMIE KING’S ORCHESTRA NEW MATINEE PRICE Bin Pe aN 5) You'll laugh ' ssiiiinenel , your head: off . HZ POUG FAIRBANKS seems vastly intrigued by the Span-| DAVE BUTLER AND MATT MOuict are all dressed up| ish fandango in this mom from “Don Q,"” his new pic-| for a whee of a time in this scene from “His Majesty Bunker | ture, now being shown at the Liberty Bean,” the refreshing comedy at the Blue Mouse this w “Sun-Up” Scheduled |Good Thing That ; ; Oellie Showing |Boord Dilet Baar (SOlt Eyes Stare Ove at This Big Warner Bros.’ Comedy Special de Luxe SEE NOW “HIS MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN” wie — Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore ee It’s a Howl From Start to Finish for Heilig Showing scotia fais nnn tnt Yalatee Art Show’s Pirate Ships Saisie ce Exhibit of Seattle Art Club at Frederick! Bi eau dark Gidauveel -neditnes aladent & Nelson’s Charms Visitors program at the | mot Wild 1 Me the plot BY RUTH WALLER kin man and ct es) EF COMING SATURDAY— 1 fq “EAST LYNNE” For Fifty Years the Greatest of All Love Stories SSS Rex Beach Story | Jackie? s Dancing 2 Hilarity Rei i sreigis Every Day noee Lepras Nee |Fox Indalges in Sandstorm Scene Hartly Neigns nge vessel on a table i | Tricks for “Don ae | Play on Words Based on Facts pass Serves Her Well |in Davies Film at Blue Mouse Bpaniat “carve, in the Btyle of the | Hollows’ In. Cheake and Neck Grow Dougias Fa ts Motion picture parallel of the old ne Logan danced in t sandstort in the desert was we read. ing Deeper Every Week |Months of a m, ‘‘where there’ Nf ras based on a real mur A sandstorm in the d , ’ | ‘ 8 amoke | cochaae edge hows 25 F efore film offers drew her to |iranalated for the screen real a that He does taihts must be fire," was found dur- der, which was followed closely bY | Hollywood. 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