The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1925, Page 12

\ 81 a . 2 THI EATTLI TA, I i1 gir | ¥ eer oO } | TIC pas - a : = STAGE | Orpheum Celebrates Seventeenth Year Here Us A Raaaeeaey Sage Gn ee Orpheum “Abie’s Irish Rose” to Remain at Me stropolitan; “Polly Preferred” Is Duffy Players’ Of- } ( fering; W ill King P resents Musicé u Comedy; New Vaudeville and a F ‘ilm at Pantag‘e — 4 ear OE fs nat (1) JOHNNY BL RKE, bill at the Orpheum; the Ps i headliner on the anniversary wee ellis Pepe TOM MIX is I “The Everlasting - hisper’ ol ation of p Jac kson Gregory's novel now at the Blue \ ith the Will King & guarantees that It ts eve on HY A ae Gertie’s ( ‘weree Pantages kreat opport to King and Du t Besa Hill and there is f t ¥ [=] {=} Oo 12) FOUR DAYS STARTING TODAY LLOYD “HOT WATER’ | a! NOW is a good time to hurry down here to see i" CHARLES’ CHAPLIN: in his wonderful comedy of 5 | The Klondike Stampede— ! D/O} OS Oy) O19) zt Blue Mouse NON HE TURNED CAVEMAN-- —and won her love in this thrilling love story of a modern maid and a vrimitive man TONY te wonder ae horse . -in- WILL/AM FAS BIG SPECIAL ; DUCTION : Or LOVE AND : | A show with a kick PITRE: and this unusual cast: WESTERN m on MLS — SHIRLEY MASON | LEWIS STONE de ERLASTI NGI DAVID TORRENCE qe EV | BARBARA BEDFORD ISPER | Tells how women fool ‘em, Ww rule ‘em, tease em and break HOOKED—AT LAST! Good heavens! How had it all happened? Here he was holding in his arms the most exquisite creature his eyes had ever beheld—all pink and white—and then things began to happen! OOOO OO o}oNoIo ooo oo ooo COLONIAL 4'n AVE. AT PIKE Chaplin in a cabin that is tottering on the edge of a huge crevasse— Chaplin in derby, cane and baggy trou- sers braving Alaska’ s icy winds— Chaplin with one foot wrapped in a gunny sdck, out-dancing the shiftiest miner in the sped ties gale em. Many a man would have given a lot to have seen this show before he slipped. Come on, you wise birds and learn some new tricks from HER! 10c Tin} OPEN ALL NIGHT 6:30 Matron in Attendance ie Ai Mix'’s newest and best and its a thrilling, eerie ro- © Whispering Its a great pletare— w it, Com <atarring— ALICE CALHOUN . Wake ttot ants Oe ED mitre Mousn c 1 $ MUSIC outed $ MASTERS ; SYD | mesg ct CHAPLIN ae in sy’. “The Man on (* 5 ()) the Box” - DoooG = SS OTHER SCREEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TODAY | REX (SNOWY) BAKER ONLY in “THE EMPIRE BUILDERS” SANTAELLA AND THE STRAND ORCHESTRA iF WALLACE ss. WORLITZER | | The J. and V. Liberty New | AND OUR GANG in “SHOOTIN’ INJUNS” ID )0/5)0) SUNDAY AND MONDAY JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S “STEELE OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED” BERT LYTELL—CHARLOTTE MERRIAM EERE EEE EP ESTAS Zz