The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1925, Page 12

PAGE THE SEATTLE STAR PIRRESSOR | Insidious Plot Afoot ig pape Bitter fceah | Gang of Smug Indianapolis Atforney to Fil | Blue Mouse Film in Liberty Comedy Senate Seat hs ad —— ~\“Be Yourself” Is ' treed oy ae BRASS” ON ‘ ) Lloyd*s Motte P)-A v AtReo a . a . $ Are y her On mat . x rhe J © Laberty of others f her words Alma Radars Has Most Humble Role | emor Ja the app. After elght years in Hf Pt a Bee Alma Rube i v lev a ble role than ts a} to New Jher in “Ine ( pla Strand During the f part of tt pic ture Miss Huben: ha " thes. But pportunity to wea Gia ke Happy Days d Pike § ime Filest’ Hurry! LOUISE FAZENDA and Walter Long are two of the crook | Little Unknown Is gang after the $60,000 in “Bobbed Hair,” Marie Prevost’s| Leading Lady Now latest starring picture, now at the Blue Mouse. Mary iS ER Bid orf ABE ae | i Ann Pennington Is__|“Air Mail” Opens f Star at Colonial |at Capitol Thursday F ® Mad Dancer, ‘Nor snow, nor rain, nor wind, nor mus HAROLD LLOYD is cor crushed, but much wiser, ;¢ his|during the final reel of “The Freshman,” his newest com-! we edy, now playing at the Liberty. y tho pilot in his flight.” he trans | is the motto of Little ct eee «' Campfire Notes tes Mary's | Paramount, zt Th be | fro Byron Morgan’ bie op iogary Liens eine Nai ran oiracs Screen Lovers First te | d players are | now playing at fact, ev Fifth and TWO MORE DAYS! inion | done te Richard: Taliaddoe An tnsolrent cowboy go | t84, & pretty girl, a gang of v " and a rheumatic victim are mixed a dor, ite me = inday—Open hi ae Another All-Feature Show beorbing story, “*Lat's Go, | * to open ‘Thursday at the! ary 5 Winter Garden. Tom Tyter, F. 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