The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR | > She’s Toast of Gay Paree - « N w that I r ed from hi b r T « Birdwell » then 3 3 When Mabel Normand w she listed her house f Herb Howe, who ervice agent does a lear agents, after careful investigation, rented it to Barbara La Marr n Ferg cas mothe . ed at his wrist-wat GRETA NISSEN is really a Norse beauty, but e’s most convincing as a capricious give 1 Just t minutes to get x t et and *|French dancer in “The King on Main Street,” which stars Adolphe Menjou at the Strand, © BILLIE DOVE finds adventure along the open es Oliver Curwood’s story, ie Ancient Highway,” in which she plays th the Liberty, starting Sat ets arday. Jack Holt is the hero of the outdoor romance. : Ao se : Ditch ! M OWE SOLID erp ANCIENT HIGHWAY," 3 $. Han ‘ : . : THEATRE KEW YORK ‘opus ¢ TREE sAST 7 TIMES vin witlat "t om t Oltyer _Curwoo ine kies suty of “I Wit LAST POP. MAT. WED. @ Liberty Saturday fora week's| doo fee lap The Wanderer,” and Beant ‘ 50c to $1.10 SS Sa ar sls Mrs. Rudolph Valentino (Natacha Rambova) has sadly learned that | 2° featured at the head of a st LAST TIME, THURS. DEC. 10 her first picture venture, “What Price Beauty, ould have been rightly named “What Price Vanity.” Mrs. Sheik’s picture cost $180,000 —a total loss, as no company will release it for a public showing iS roles of the picture, whi adapted for the screen by Metropolitan Books Bright erate seek BEAST” Attractions for Holidays. « Russian Dancers foy Christmas; Cameron ® Matthews for New Year’s RGARET BL NDY. ea GEORGE HOOD « LOUIS O, MACLOON Pizseats By Chrangement with ARTHUR HOPKINS Te Great American Comedy WHY EDITORS JUMP OUT OF OPEN WINDOWS BY M*““ ¥ the Met for his amusemen’ ‘appropriately co’ “the holidays. 5 “Le Theat tures,” presen ented Russian George Bratof: €rs, is booked tan hes a’ commercial artist by MAXWELL ANDERSON & LAWRENCE STALLINGS vies STAGED BY LILLIAN ALBERTSON The Most_Talked Gbout Play in all the World With EMMBTT CORRIGAN and 30 Others Night Prices: 50¢€ to $2.75 “SHOVE OFF” ° in which are getting and an © fire; “Polka Comique METROPOLITA ATTRACTION CAMERON MATTHEWS AND HIS DISTINGL ISHE ANDON COMPANY SUN, MON, TUE. i . 27, 28, 29, 30. MAT. WED. A. A. MIL: NE's ‘LIGHTFUL COMEDY “THE racheal ROAD” THURS., PRL, SAT. Oday til Friday.another great Sho AVY Will King COMPANY in Avery Hapgoods Lennie 6 : Fito ‘Fairet “TOO MANY HUSBANDS” NIGHTS—i0e to $2.20. SAT. MAT, 50c to $1.65. PRICES: WED, MAT, Side to $1.10, ei PRESIDENT [*i"| THEATRE BEAUTIFUL —OFFER— PREMIERE SHOWING AND THE BEST PLAY THE (COMPANY HAS EVER PRESENTED LEONARD AND HIS MINSTREL BUNCH —in— “OH, DIDN’T IT RAIN” METROPOLITAN Friday and Saturday, December 11 and 12 Only (Saturday Matinee) New York Musical Comedy Success “THE BEAUTY SHOP" | With Dozens of Pretty Girls EL Twenty-five Wonderful Singing and eis isnstessesnsnonsnessnenssn| Dancing Numbers EDDIE WRANK Prices—S$1.65, $1.10, d0e. Reservation at Box Office, Beginning December 7. Popular CLAYTON & LENNIE In “A SUNDAE IN LONDON,” by Claude W. Bostock “BROOMSTICK" BABE ELLIOTT & LA TOUR In "MY DADDY" METROPOLITAN SHRST™AS Friday and Saturday Evenings, Dec. 25 and 26 H ERMIE KING and his Superb Orchestra a i ah aw SPR ip Con PRICE. MATS. | EVES. . “Le Theatre Russe des. Miniatures” TOM LILLIAN BRYAN & FAIRCHILD With LYNN BURNO in “BILLBOARD STEPS” “TT ET fogh ay PRICES ¢ NEXT WEEK AND SAT. GASTON PALME “The Vrench ting THE BAD MAR Humorint? Comedy Novelty” , bd SAT ott UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION Ol S110, $1.25 BEG, SUNDAY, DIC, 1th Paile News | Toples of the Day | Orehostra | Fables SUN. HOLIDAYS GEORGE BRATOPE a a ee Prices: Nights, 50c¢ to $2.20, Maf% 50¢ to $1.10. Vente / 4