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

PAGE 12 Lots of * Girls in Gay Revue at Pantages Ons 1 es THE SE ‘Stren “| Hoot Gibson Closes Heilig Run Thursday iT “Think Twice, Clara! Screen Flapper Portrays Dramatic Role in k ‘ilm | Coming t to » He ilig hriller on Ir Vorte latest ing on Me “for t a hor bores mu er t It seems t ghtty vernicx Trixie Is Onisiead Bobbed- Haired Girl t waiting wh udience's demand for| The origin ‘-haire Bob & Bobby had a c orig quite sor t ow | gO, neve on ¢ K « early 40 years, Robby demonstrates Her na Trixie Fri “ od r an become « , Atr " 4 The Ar t Noted Football Man _ Is Now Prizefighter CLARA BOW bi “ seems bent on ending it all in this scene' , of the ers present xe pw cal sextet in| 120m “The Keeper of the Bees,” Gene Stratton Porter's novel, econt yearn tome humorous syncopations |W which will be shown on the screen at the Heilig, starting pongologues and the feature picture. “The Wi rongdoers * completes th: who role in fs a brilliant p plays “The }a the is and Warren come: Half) wittiam Fox, ar does :INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself Young Frankie in Blae pone Film NOW PLAYING NEW YORK ROAD SHOW VAUDEVILLE and AN ART MIX PRODUCTION “A RIDER OF e e e 3 . MYSTERY RANCH” tees : ale COMEDY fT Reverses Process e J a Entire New Show $ fe Wednesday and. Gets Results ¢ a oom ah A tow drops of ‘“Outsro” tn the [| _NEW YORK ROAD SHOW ep canta e BORD GRiveTEH @\ crevice of the ingrowing nall re. EVILLE TK hiveey | duces inflammation and pain and so VAUD @| toughens the tender, sensitive skin ON THE SCREEN underneath the toe nail, that {t can hs i not penetrate the flesh, and the Elaine Hammerstein —in— “One Glorious Night” 10c-15c- 25¢c Continuous 11 A. M. Till Midnight nal] turns naturally outward almost over night “Outgro” is a harmless antisept manufactured for chiropodista. How ever, anyone can buy from the drug tore a tiny bottle containing direc “NOW—TILL WEDNESDAY = “SO THIS IS MARRIAGE” Eleanor Boardman Conrad Nagel CONTINUOUS POLICY: NOOM-TILL MIDNIGHT. ‘VAUDEVILLE ANO FEATURE PICTURES. 7 “PIPPIN” ACTS 7 HEADED BY GIRLIE REVELS “The Rehenrsal” PERCY MARMO> Adapted from Eugene Wal ters sensational stage play of a woman who made her : husband a BIG man—too big Siz Talented Broadway Hoot Gibson Wr haf vei“ biphidians Offering Songs and Dances AND— NIOBE Iyternational Aquatic &tar—Sha this, Sings and Presents Many Novelties While Submerged in a Glass Tank HARRY LANGDON in HORACE GREELEY, JR. AND— Matron in Attendance 10c Til 6:30 15c 6:39 11:30 “The CALGARY STAMPEDE” “Flami “THIRTY YEARS AGO” MANY OTHER ACTS A thrilting comedy-drama aming Beginning of pda ot the Great Northwest— Youth” ihe Motion Picture” TALLTAN hits Colleen Moore NOW -DLeLING PAULINE GARRON JAMBLE” HEILIG den Sion Bear STRAND] Eight Reels of Picturea— “The Beauty and the Bolshevik” uman story rather nalvely National Board of Review. BEGINNING SUNDAY, OCT. 18 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday MAIL ORDERS NOW told.” HW Matinee To Day25' Children: 15¢ i ADDED ATTRACTION This Is Net « Motion Piotere | ) fi wee . ra erformances Tonight-169. il tent the ; Russia in Overalls | fd - 8 ee fearhiet &- Survey of Economic Co 01 any clones Pi: or ctaatiy Heekem f, Genaations WILL KING & CO. f | bo ONE NIGHT ONLY HERE— —in— Be inea mate | Tobbed Tate! ” E SATURDAY, OCT. 17, at 8 P. M. “ mo ’ Seventh A SPECIAL THIS WEEK : z RAY HALL gE = | and ae . MARY HENDRICKS Northwest Charleston Champions rank Bacon, Thomas enaie Tacon and Most Distinguished Cast in Existence, SEATS THURSDAY MORNING HERMIE KING'S ORCHESTRA NOW! re Friday 1 ‘ofl Pont Night” ries eave nome | | Rod LaRocque “The Coming of Amos” METROPOLITAN THEATRE Columbia AUL-Artlst Orchestra . a Pt Pad ROBERT VELTEN at) DUC! DE Sere Loreainéi@ Howard Special Attraction BRAILE and PALLO REVUT Tonight 4 THOMAS F. SWIFT at the — Introducing “THE GOR" “The Mollycoddle” CARLTON EMMY PASTIME DANCE Alto Equillo Brothers 111 Spri St Comedy—Fox News Spring St. Antonine’ fg and NEIT Mr. Do Val and Miss De Lys ighitel Bent Studles a Exhibition Dar AR D DANCING TAUGHT ae eenieesteesraeeneaeaa| ATTLE od flapper en TAR Their Desires Clash Rivals for One Man's Heart Two Women in Picture at Strand » other wants his money. sre vie for affections of the current Strand « Recent Binsin y Productos KLID S| Hollywood Talk sband was them that nen thought that a ISyd Chaplin ae Up to His Laugh Record in Newest Film| BY NE JACK JUNGMEVER A. Service Writer Jullan B movies. He appreciates and caters to the} fact that men the aro Inugh hat tick! wine-cra ale a simple, they ber Have a Cigar crema | JIMMIE ELLARD is pass- ing them around at the Palace | Hip. Notice the grin. Jimmie Bard, momber of Tho Star | trio at the Palace Hip theater, is | wearing a big hat and a broader jamile this week | thoro'n a real reason for It of the King company will na the men puff on extraor dinary cigara and girls chew candy } It's a girl, And Jimmio certainly {s & proud papa Wife and baby doing fine," mie reporta, Jim: Booked for Met This Season of Rare Friendship and Trust | masterly Discloses Story etimes work bread star in Western wants of the e's sake she bought t was over fin- n $1,500. Gene sent Lippincott. Lippin- A plo- e book. ) he re- and Nell are on easy] nee more. ey believe ir PAS H ¢ in the world. common, ¢ ntlcs done largely ere is some rare ignal his hn” to a fellow 1 in dumb mimicry, ts So is his impersonation of Roosevelt, with candy mints for | teeth and a couple of wafers for} con eye @ startlingly effective | caricature Slelght-of-hand, acrobatics, avwift | flashes of melodramatic action, | quieter, reflective drolleries, and the | capping buffoonery of masquerade | as a lady's maid to the girl he} loves (Alice Calhoun) are knit into | a bright comic pattern which comes | pretty near being what the average moviegoer considers 100 per cent| entertainment | uck Reisner, veteran of movio | comedy, directed the piece and also | enacted the role of “heavy"—the man who would steal the flying ma: | chine plans about which the story | revolves, Reisner did a fine Job in both. Only one man whose first name was Georgo has been presisent of the United States. 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Get 100 tabloty In a handy pocket finale they cost but 60 cents—and seo! how quickly they will bring stom: ach comfort to you, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1925 ‘Lon Chaney Hides Secret of Make-Up From Curious Byes pub hed te he blanke c” h as cen much the war haney "Phanto MARY PHILBIN as the opera singer in “The Phantom of the Opera,” Lon Chane 4 | latest starring picture to open a run at a next ‘| week, Tearle Breaks His Smileless Record Co; Tearle run er Kea- © it ones to end Two Weeks on Painted Desert When com Douglas Fairbanks and his ew role he rises © Job in a steel n t? that he > weeks on . tr avel ‘| OLD- TIME MOVIES NOVELTY AT STRAND by| | Glimpse Pie Past in Film at st Capitol atmosphere ts © tells the story * | beg pe Raion of the motion peer |from the earliest known tography lustrite i patrate the | ade in the Edison experimental stu- le story of how Bath.Sheba be. | ed her husband thru desire for David, and of the pnishment meted out by God. jdio in 1895—to that famous old |thriller, the first super-special film, “The Great Train Robbery,” that knocked ‘em dead in 1903. Tom Wilson, famous for his RE ee ery blackface characters, is also piling) “Flaming Youth” up @ record as a delineat of but. » butier | at Colonial Tuesday West “Flaming Youth,” a story of mod- a life, featuring Colleen Tuesday's attraction at Colontal The picture is taken he same name, who plays the rin “Th " soon to be released. Scarlet was a ate of the great John L, Sul} with Kenneth Harlan rammar school| and Vivian Martin heading the cast, y section of Bos-/ will be shown on the QE screen W vednesday. To be Truly Satistied: J insist upon "SALADA” | More ‘Hie phate anion ten drinkers will now use no other blend. Ask forSALADA to-day. R. & H. C, COOK, MAin-0069, DISTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. Public: There will be many big pictures on view during the present season of greater movies, but among the most important of these is the pic- turization of Gene Stratton Por- ter’s last and most widely read novel—‘The Keeper of the Bees.” Only the genius of Gene Stratton Porter could paint with such sure, deft touches, the lives of really human people, such as we, all know, bringing out most vividly the humor, love, tragedy and ro- mance which is life. Blending the bitter with the sweet—mingling tears with smiles—spreading sun- shine always—that’s Gene Strat- ton Porter. 5 j As a novel “The Keeper of the Bees” has been read by more than 110,000,000 people. The lure that made so many read the book will make you want to see this picture. Tt comes to the Heilig Friday. »