The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 11

| ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1 ° THE I rTLi rAR id PAGE 11 WHAT MIGHT THIS BE? | Star Predicts *| MAID OF OLD ITALY Mary to Adopt { 11s ALL A BIG MISTAKE TE Classic Future Shop Girl Role for Scenarios in Future Film Screen Play May Be Star Plans Tentative come True Literary Course of Produe Art, Says Sills tion Far in Advance ania HARRISON “FORD goes honeymooning with the wrong girl and, to make it e, is put in qu e with her on omewhat t aract ation of “Romola,” in the! rs in Quaranti e new picture this scene fre Ss new cc t 4 Eliot’s novel, to be at the pee t a cene features Bebe Daniels, the star, which open seum, " = a bit of true art. The! future contemplate doing t with Ford. pPiays opposite } n vw distinguished screen 1 a E LEAVE,” the n rt u ; ACTOR RIDES ON TOP t OF BUSES FOR HEALTH «in st WARNER BAXTER To a i nt, : Nee | oaly “ BROADWAY SHOWING I Ralston, a 7 She: PLAY OPPOSITE GILDA) corners prominent in tho cast st et 0 top of buses, f w Bax featured player p t ae I COMPLETE CASTIN( = To : 1 : =| 8 He = I I = First and Pike — . Jas a ' . \ H = Sanaa = THE SCREEN i Oooo = COME EARLY— = | LAmERTT Charis Chain tn “ine Goi Phen THERE ARE HAPPY CROWDS jg STRAND. = COLUMBIA T = BLUE MoUs WINTER GARDEN CAPITOL fe Ag = CAPETOL « Blue Mouse ey : STARTING TODAY! : NEVER BEFORE 2 TILL TUESDAY Bn ad NIGHT SUCH A POWERFUL PRODUCTION — —roused to violent & ‘a fury, the humiliated ‘ wife lashed her own jazz-crazed sister when she stole her husband away! CHARLES ,; CHAPLIN , BY MANS KRAELY ‘anErnst = ubitsch = Production ee ae The most charming and ste: | humorous of Farces blended manic f BLUE \ with the most human of @» MONTE een \ dramas as only LUBITSCH Co eu can blend ~-— —™ oust LUBTO™ wae onl me " SHORE LEAVE They fight together in 3 pnee a battle—and now on the sea of love! U.8. NAVY The jolly romance of a hard-boiled sailor and # little dress- maker who turns out to be an we la as & Neh > 5 6 Yoo-hoo Yourse/F /* Bo4'/ MACK SENNETT, Presents “SKINNERS IN SILK’ with | BILLY BEVAN Vr THEN— Those hilarious little rascal 8 {| 11 RW VM R11 ANY Our Gang’ “yrs. DAY IDG S COG OOOO ODIO oOo) oo) 0/00/0010 ojo Oooo 00/02 o)0)0Io oo /o)0'o)o) Via In “THE GOLD RUSH” Comedy and pathos mingle.as never before in this matchless caricature of the mighty Alaskan stampede. OPEN ALL NIGHT Matron in Attendance Doo oO Oooo Sree Oo ooo Se Domo ooo PRICHS—Matinees, 30e, After 6 p. my 50} balcony, MSc, Chil- dren 10¢ any time, Kyening prices prevail Saturdays, Sun dayn and holldays, TODAY WILLIAM FAIRBANKS ONLY in “BORDER WOMEN” OOo DoD ooo oO Me Te Me eT The Coliseum Concert Orchestra will play the following popular one-hour program 2:30 P. Ma SUNDAY — MONDAY 2 DAYS ONLY Batc HS—Adults 50c, after: noon and evening, Children cnt vom IDjpoj}o , 6 Dem, Tey nights 2 A REDBLOODED STORY 2 ternoons TSc, nights ‘ , oh $ Sie, ening prices’ prevall or A DOG—A WOLI'S rw Sat ® Sundays and holtl« CUB, WHO AVENGED & HIS MURDERED MASTER HERE'S THE SECOND BIG IRE Ni Los $s uC notable siipporting cdst tacludes— | WALLACE cat RIN-TIN-TIN cuNE"“MiRLowe Em The Wonder Dog- in DAVID BUTLER F rica. a! Desorintt 0 Eantany MITCHELL LEWIS Bbeclal Atranemen on the “TRACKED in the SNOW COUNTRY’ NEWS COMEDY “THE EVERLASTING WHISPER” CHARLES SBLLON PRINCESS LE& [# —Director @ WURLITZER WINELAND ; IF