The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1925, Page 10

BA | a . , ; [ BLINDED BY WEALTH Do You Know { SHE PLAYED HER ‘GUITAR }Dick’s New Leading Lady Is | Idle and Rich ) § : ' WhyYou Laugh ; Youngest in World of Cinema at Movie ‘Gag’? Gloria Swanson to Bring Back : - FrenchBeauty NORMAN KERRY ROMANCE THE VOGUE THE LURE OF THE DOLLAR out-beckons al almost too late for Leatrice Joy's hapr road,” the De Mille picture now at the ( VIRGINIA VALLI BACK SECOND WEEK— a Adjectives and Adverbs Fail—We I Leave It to Your EYES! «4 SEE— DOUGLAS & FAIRBANKS ® en “He o La Verne and Pauline CoLUMMtA- eJ n Ce MEILIG—"Sun-Up,” with Conr BLUE MOUSE: Rast Lynne. WINTER GARDEN star Pickfor CAPITOL is with Raymond COLONIAL T Pric oof Pleasure, with ginie V ra, Cecil B. DeMille’s First Big Production NOW of the 1975 Season A gorgeously gripping and spectacular story of money- mad youth. Rabens and Edmund 1 lyanne. FOR FIFTY YEARS THE GREATEST OF ALL LOVE STORIES TODAY! PACIFIC COAST PREMIER ¢ SHOWINGS RAYMOND GRIFFITH is not half so dumb as he looks | in “Forty Winks,” the fast| comedy drama, in which he| plays the role of Lord Chum- ley, at the Capitol, mai ach Sunday. “ RTY Winks,” a Paramoun picture featuring Viola Dana Theodote Roberts and Raymon: Hatton, comes to the Capitol Sun- day, The picture, directed by Paul Tribe and Frank Urson, is an adap: | tation of the stage hit, “Lord! Chumley,” by David Belasco and | Henry C. DeMille. | The story is mystery-romance | chockful of Inughs. William Boyd, Anna May Wong, Cyril Chadwick | and others play in support. POINTS A MORAL Those who contend that the movies have a bad effect on the public at} large, and wives of poor men in| particular, will find nothing to quar- rel over when they witness “Souls for Sables." Aside from the fact sas it is aa tntere esting we or it 2 A WILLIAM FOX * 4 | ts alno a war 0 wives who cray , : a “ed tables when thelr ode working | SUPER- SPECIAL ‘ bbe | husbands cannot affo ord the em. EDMUND BURNS = ROBERT EDESON JULIA FAYE av A master production from the hand of the screen’s master genius —a creation from the creator of screen symphonies. | John Barrymore will appear as} “Hamlet” in a benefit performance | to be held in Los Angeles shortly. John ta the reigning king of Holly- =“DON Q”: a a The Story of a Young American in the Court of Spain! Lavishly luxurious, scintil- THEATRE | { \ lating with humor and Fina? Livewe at Macrson \ | - pathos. NOW PLAYING . NEW YORK ROAD SHOWS VAUDEVILLE —ON THE SCREEN— A Thrilling Drama ot Mountain Women —'The Three Musketeers” is a slow motion study compared to “Don Q” N. Y. Telegraph.) “Life’s Greatest Thrills!” An International News Special, packed with excitement Two Artistic Stage Episodes {a) Danza Espanola COME TO * 2 : (bv) Le Serenata del Amor (Serenade of Love) a WALLACE ON THE a g WURLITZER PRICES—Adults, 00, Afternoon and Evening, Children, TH @ p. 16e; nights, 26c, Loge Senta, Atter- noons, The) Nights, So: vening Vricen Preval Saturdays, Sundays and Holldayn, 4 It possible LONGO Directing COLUMBIA ALL ARTIST ORCHESTRA Featuring HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY LYNNE” NO PICTURE WILL Grup YOU THIS RODUCTION BLUE MOUSE MUSIC 10c - A} 250 NTIRE NEW SHOW Tomortow CONTINUO! ARTHUR LAKE ( qwrenyarionas, COMEDY NWS BE