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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
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Located near Monroe and paved
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free from rock aud gravel. and
will grow anything adapted to
this part If the state. Good
roads through thc tract We
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Learn more about these places
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ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18

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- Tunes spd 20 building fires, "
most iamsntsble cold day, and
4 ~ Town, rhsrr busy all the day.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
MART ToGGEgy TO CHARM

ht VIZ ~ WI
trsst TO the Mother
Hubbard mode oi
the past season, j.
this charming ere.
alton. which has
Just arrived from
Paris. Note the
generous width Of
skirt, the anti.
el0ciIe hat. and
the natural waist :
line, latitude III,
longitu d . I67.
What a truly chic
ensemble for mi.
lady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
BON TRIAL ENDS Today!

- bsigat oHa Thsrsdas
100 tlfa.. =raaf
b raagris
t,nperaiurr ia,t "a Hours
.',s-,un. q. Minimum. So.
Ic,fay noon 90.
Evening star., 1925-05-23

N. l. 'SANSBURY CO., INC,
14ls Eye Street NV Phones Mah 5eo3-4-5
EVELAND PARK
If q In
nu % @ sefn srfn
d @ oR
it
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
CHEVY CHASE-A Charming Detached Home.
lis homes
in
ad ssGn Hns sS SGHP1 % ct o s ss
JEFFERSON ST. NV.
PRISEd sb3 S @ % % W & % %
s
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
,s nss,s any % %n ' aod sss income 5 % % % F:
surround
NJ L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
thing n Real
1918 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5905ss-79,
Evening star., 1925-05-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Immediate Possession.
1913 to 1871 Neal ST. ne. bet. Trinidad
and Montelo aves.-6 rooms. tiled bath.
h.-w h; deep lots TO paved alley: easy terms.
Open and lighted until pm.
5000 Porter St. NV.
rooms, 2 baths: deep lots: half block
west of Connecticut ave. car line. Ready
TO move in. Any broker OF owner.
W G. IRWIN.
Ph. Cleve. 1881. 5516 3gth St. NV. 25.
Evening star., 1925-05-23

EDWARD STROHECKER, INC.
1923 18th St. NV Main 354-355
Office Open Evenings and Sundays.
Open Sunday.
1907 18th St NV
n %
porches Really "
East Capitol ST., at Lincoln Park
DANDY ock
10th Street Heights.
1910 Floral ST,
Beautiful Detached Home
$135OO.
Open Sunday.
hall cheerful .t a1d dining SoTs . fireplace
Open All Day Sunday
$500 9th St. NV.
Between Kennedy and Longfellow.
practically &
maeIsss sespRe csii ~ ~ " porch Easily financed
1868 18th St. NV.
$780,
at
EDWARD sTROHECKER, INC,
NV MAIN
Evening star., 1925-05-23

FINEST DETACHED HOUSE OPERATION
IN CHEVY CHASE.
FOR THE SMALL FAMILY
AND
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY.
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF FLOOR PLANS
TO SELECT FROM.
SOME center-hal plan. SOME have bedroom and
avaory first floor. SOME have three bedrooms and
baths and sleeping porch OTHERS bedrooms three
complete baths and lavatories
EACH has a huge shade EACH has a brick
garage Every house is BRICK Of kind STEEL
supports for all window and door openings All porch pillars
metal all porch floors There be any
exterior depreciation upkep We have better
Downstairs walls paneed Floors upstairs and down
oak The very latest hotwaer heating system Everything
make proud and happy shower basement for the
servants The interior finish is EXQUISITE.
The location is unsurpassed, it is "RITTENHOUSE
STREET. which links nationally known "CHEVY CHASE
CIRCLE with nationally known ROCK CREEK PARK, and
further, you will have the very best location RITTEN-
HOUSE STREET., Just two squares off the CIRCLE and
Immediately opposite 100000 hnk of your vew
We unhesitatingly state that NOWHERE have better
values made possible only by acquiring large of land
building large scale and giving the benefit Of the savings
for immediate sale.
n$#Hs S * Ss
McKEEVER G. GOSS
1415 ST.
Evening star., 1925-05-23
30, ,5UO.
RROOkIAND.

An unusually attractive bungalow of 5
rooms and bath. delightfully."- situated and
modern: large lot with beauti-
full shade trees: concrete alley in rear; close
to car line. stores church, etc. Immediate
possession. Small cash payment and SOB
per month covers everything. Act quickly.
Phone CIev I933 after q pm.
Evening star., 1925-05-23

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
W.. Virgila st. and Meadow Lane-This
beautiful new corner home contains r.
and b.: h.-w.h.. elec. and extra lab. on 1st
floor: sun porch off living room. oak floors
throughout. side and back porches built-in
garage and many built-n features that make
this fne home. Salesman on property
eUS SoHN ,toVei V VeeLiARK. MAIN e5oa.
THOS. D. WALSH,
S15 11th ST. NV
Brookland-On Monroe st. near 18th A
beautiful home. hardwood floors and trim
all modern conveniences, Gear garage fine
lawn fruit and shrubbery.
Brookland-On 18th st. near Irving (com-
mercialt. 8 rooms and bath brick, entirely
modern. splendid condition tlow price, easy
terms).
Gresham Place near reservoir-A very
nice 6-room and bath brick. modern heat
and electricity: fine grape arbor. Terms
$1,000 cash and easy payments.
COLORED
On 5 ct. NV. near 2nd-6 rooms and bath
hot-water heat. electric light, 2-car freproof
garage: 90-foot frontage. $4,000 cash. bal
ance easy terms
On 10th st. NV. near MA substantial
building used as five apartments. 50 900
THOS. D WALSH,
sis l1th ST. NV. Aaia 1868. 1859.
= 2A8
Evening star., 1925-05-23
FOR SALF-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

STONE & FAIRFAX.
1s4o ONTARIO RID.
PRICE, $1,000.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM II TO PM
$H'SH $$SH Il Has5 s
= GEr N n5s fdR s1HR sAh
ATTRACTIVE BRICK JUST OFF 10th ST,
PRICE, S135OO,
$HsgSHs EiaS ssEREsEa H
ON THE HEIGHTS.
HARVARD BETWEEN 14th AND 10th
U.s. ss$3$5:::# sE5 @ 5,, | 4
NORTH ROsEMONT.
PRICE, $4,000.
IS: E ES#: E:.::
WEST OF 10TH NORTH OF PARK RID.
PRICE, SlOZ50.
E Ta $ M THE s FRONT
TWO-FAMILY FLAT WEST OF 10th ST.
RGoss sD ESsd ETH @ H2E PRO a6pky ERR Hqs % E4 @ oob
CHEVY CHASE.
PRICE, $1O5OO
81 $E $sfS
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE, $13,5OO.
f$S$ E$R $$ $f#sEsH fH'Ss S#4 II
OPEN SUNDAY FROM o:3o TO 7 PM
1892 QUINCY ST. NE.
THE BEST BUY IN BROOKLAND.
GRETSHES SS0SF ERS toiSS e. FEE
SS rS5 H9n5E nss e sSA #m f1zH
sA R fsf5 sSr S s5s 's5 S$
Kr GH GHs iahE6
STONE & FAIRFAX.
over THIRTY YEARS OF REAL SERVICE"
MEMB
Evening star., 1925-05-23

1900 ASBURY NV.
nofh G2r Msss sve extsnds s sesu
Offer wanted. Easy terms s' or P' trade. oi.
313 w. BRADLEY LANE.
=, Attractive modern Dutch bungslow;
want offer. Make terms. ''
152 18th ST. Sc.
Vacant; hot-water heat. electric
daI1ts. 1Shts; S,,d, r and b brick oo 2.story
low reproduction cost, % Easy s:yoS terms ms
or trade.
932 C ST. S.W.
IN Near r, Ma National Museum: vacant:
Terms or trade for deiicatessen. soda
or light grocery business.
TWO 2-FAMILY FLATS.
9, + IaT near s1iss VIII snd xs9s
Act quick. Sell separately. ~
CAMP ROOST.
Conduit rd. near Otto Rupp store:
lot 50x2OO: . large r. porches ali
around. screened: furnished. Owners
REAL BARGAINS.
90 ne. 1886 Kraemer ne. 146
11th s.e 91S 18th Sc and many
others on cash payment $3.50 upward.
COIORED.
First 3 vacant-7S7 Fairmont. IT'S
Harvard. 1853 Hobart. 2b07 Eye. 1910
9Th, 759 Kenyon and many other
homes and investments on the easy
payment plan. For results see US.
Commercial zsns ss5o sis lot s.r s;.ory
Price below S496O Terms. real
speculation or investment. Owner in
south.
N. Z. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 St.
Evening star., 1925-05-23

ESPECIALLY SELECTED LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE
IN DESIRABLE SECTIONS
READ EACH ONE CAREFULLY.
Chevy Chase, D. C-$2OOOO.
d,sh @ th4s0Ssa % s ss Has hs hss as and "
Chevy Chase, D. C-$11,o5O
brick with elc hpace hdwood
cSn ' Best Section Mt. Pleasant.
e bedroomsl elc
Close to Lincoln Park-$,5O
"00' ~ Corner Brick N.W.-$1O5O0.
M G hSUo Soo Gesd e 'front.' m S and
Downtown-On 10th St.
GOOD end s to- % 0 rope pesgsi ase eond %
Kennedy St. NW.-S6OOO
modern; lot aox15o $500 cash
Wide Avenue. N.W.-$o55O.
fns ] 90 % sss vide u s9 Ss
SSoc aedsfs a % Pn pSnsn an % % Sleeping ~
1872 Massachusetts, Ave NV.
condition.
Upper 10th St. Section-$15,OOO
baths with eoom insosed sleeping and
us .' % .ole % and % % % ~
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., inca
813 18th St. NV. Main 26o0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
What Is This?
Menjou Sheds
Tears in Film
ny JACK JUNGMEYER
\. u. A. Service Writer

NEW YORK. June .Menlou
fans win perhaps marvel 10 see
tho msouclant Adolphe actually III
tears IN william do Miles fine
rendition OF tho French comedy
"hanco," under the screen title
Lost a wife"
Hitherto Meuiou has held stead.
fast 10 his cynical and dlaarminF
smllo IN fstuationa whore the usual
melodramatic male weepa or RACES
lie has never sought Co bait any
spectators mnudlln sympathy Not
does M in the present instance. hut
here he loses Grets Nisson. nordlt
newcomer 90 rilms. In tho role OF ths
wife, and even such an lnyetorats
amller as Mrnlou may be forgiven
a sob OF candid misery at tho lost
OF The fair Greta,
The picture deals lightly aut
smartly with tho wilea OF "a divorced
husband IN winning back an ailcnat.
"a bride whom hs has estrunsed be,
cause OF his lnordinato love Of gam,
bling
The picture Is done in the bcs, p'
Mile vein and viii delight thoss
who enjoy the all too rare coined,
~ manners az which Menjou Il
adept and into which Greta Nlsaen
the new Paramount protege. fiu
gracefully ana with splendid prom
lsn.
be Mile has retained the plqunne,
Of the French farce while modifying
Il iuN enough for tho popular movie
taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
NAVY AND CIRCUS
GOT RAY GRIFFITH

Few mon haven't al nomo time or
other during their boyiah days cher.
ished two desires Joining a circus
and joining the navy. sailing the
seas and visiting foreign ports.
Raymond Griffith. now comedy
star. actually realized both these
ambitions, Il was disclosed while the
comedy actor was working IN 'On
Dress Parade" his mos, recent photo
play.
Altho Griffiths parents were stage
actors. as were his grandparents. too.
ia fact. be quit tho routine Of a
travelling child actor when he WAS 2
years old. ran away with tho Bar
mum and Bailey circus and Travelled
with Il for five months This explains
how Griffith acquired his remarkable
acrphaile ability.
Then followed years OF schooling
until Griffith WAS about the same ago
aa Mary Brian, now appearing as
his leading woman Ia "on Dress
Parade lie enlisted in the navy
and during his two.ycar enilHimen,
made two trips around the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
0LC0TT TO DIRECT
"THE BEST PEOPLE

Tho folly Of elass distinction and
tho triumph Of democracy. form the
theme Of Qualification for Tho mar
riagn Of IA wealthy Girl 10 her faith
er'n chauffeur and Of wealthy
young man 20 a chorus girl. IN The
Rest People. which sidney oleoi,
viii direct Production viii start
within the next week.
The Hest People" IS screen
treatment OF tho stage play Of the
same name by David Gray and Avery
Hopwood. II is being adapted by
BERNARD Mcconvilie. and Il In said
TINT an exceptionally fine east will
be shortly announced.
While the feminine lead has no;
bcen selected. Il IL announced that
the leading male role. that Of tho
chauffeur. win bc played by Warner
Baxter. other we'll known names
appearing in tho cast are Kathlyn
Williams. Esther RalHton and Ed,
wards Davis Mr. Olcott. who has
just completed Not So Long AGO. I"
featuring Betty Bronson and Ricardo
cor,oE. is most enthusiastic over the
screen possibilities Of rho Best
People"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
BABY DOROTHY IS
DOUBLE FOR BEN LYON

How do you do. Mr.. Lyon7 How
arc your
Thus did Ben Lyon. handsome
young leading man, greet his double
the other day. when he walked on
TO a set whore Webster Campbell
waH directing scene from "The
Pace That Thrills" his latest pic.
ture, In which he is being co.fca.
iured with Mary AStor
Those who turned IL learn whom
he was addressing saw Ben bending
over beautiful hassinet. his index
finger in the firm grip OF tiny
hand. From the depths OF the bas.
Hinet issued forth tho pleased CUR.
Gle OF 5-month.oid Dorothy Com.
pert who is doubling for Ben in the
opening sequences Of tho picture.
Baby Dorothy makes her debut
~ the screen world in tho Earl
Hudson production. The Pace That
Thrills" racing story which was
especially written for young Lyon
by Byron Morgan. and II the proph.
ecy OF Director Campbell proves
true, abe viii some day be as IN.
nous and M popular as the young
man for whom she Is doubling TO.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Viola Dana and
Lefty Flynn AreN
Latest VictitS

NYIOLA DANA and Maurice .
Y rLefty'J Fiyun are me ~,
eat celebrtien o. the screen Woiia
to get married.
For d long time they were sil'
ragsd bat the marriage vas posl'
uooed until the petite l.i,ss Is "a
nnisbsd work III one % ihe yea
,ure5 roles OF Frank Lioyd's lai.
-, plrture. winds u chance.
,asntsd from Rex Beach's thrill
me Alaskan story Of me Same
name
Angelo. on June 20. coming ~ 4
snrprise 10 even their closest
frlsnds. and The noB1Ywsds are
now honeymoonins California.
Miss Dana r. q Brooklyn EiH
and sister Of Shirley Mason.
Ter real name was Viola flu-
grath, but upon entering a pro.
fesslonal career on the stage ana
IN The movies rho changed II 70
Dana.
Lefty" Fiynn Is hlmssif a
screen star and a FORMER n
halfbaci, Of the Yale fog-v
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Old Prospector in Wilds of
Canada Views His First Movie

'Hc laughed heartily a; Felix
the eaD and / was wondering how
he would Ike The Light That
Failed After Felix there was a
short trnvologue Of ST. Martinique
and Bill enjoyed that immensely,
Speaking in loud voice he said.
That's real natural like. Isn't IT.
Several. times during tho main
feature no laughed AZ old Torp and
In the several real pathetic scenes
Of Mnlsie and Dick Hcidar, old mn
laughed in exc!icmens while a young
school teacher just ahead o. US
wept aadibly ON the way out
after the show Bill thanked mo for
taking hlm thoro and when we go,
outside he thanked mo again.
And once again he sn!d to me
y win not forget you for your
kindness for long time. and this
viii give me something TO think
about for years. will not sleep
much tonight II seemed like sa
II tho actors and actresses were
really there on the stage. and
they weren't there ut all. II made
me forget the outside world for q
time
1T struck inc then that perhaps
Bill had never seen n moving pic.
ture before and l asked him. No.
he said. 4 saw a picture show in
BarkersviIlc about IS years ago. but
"a wasn't quite the Same ms this s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

A queer ian letter relating the
experiences OF an old prospeetors
firs, movie was recently received at
the Paramount studio. The misaive
follows
'Bnl Brown OF Barkervllls had
come TO town from his claim on
New Creek. BIN went 10 Barker
vills in 1879 and for 50 years he
has remained there ever Eincc. The
farthest south ho has been in tha,
time was the Australian ranch. -
miles below Qucsnei. which was In
1905.
The old prosecutor is Sc years
old but still reads without glasses
and IL Lively IN a man Of 30.
met him at tbs door OF the hotel.
as he was coming ont for walk
around town / got thinking that
perhaps Bill would like TO see the
show. After supper I told my
wife that was going down 10 the
hotel and see II couldn't persuade
Bill to come along He thanked
mo when asked him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

In the title role OF He
Who Gets Slapped" Lon
CLANCY has one of his great
est characterizdtions. The
picture iciH be shoicn at the
Colonial Sunday and Mon
day.
A SCREEN version OF Jeonid An.
n dreyev's powerful dramatic play.
He Who gets Slapped" is scheduled
10 play at the Colonial Sunday and
Monday.
A great deal Of interest surrounds
this picture for several reasons. Pos.
sibly the greatest one Is that IL is
almost the only attempt TO picturizc
Russian literature. Andreyev's play
scored a sensational fit when pro-
duced on the stage in New York by
the Theater Guild. with Richard
Bennett playing the title role. but II
never played outside that city.
The picture Ii also unique in that
II brings Lon Clancy TO the screen
in one of his straight" characterize.
tons: one in which he is not called
upon TO use his wizardTy OF makeup
or his gruesome talent Of assuming
some physical deformity. CLANCY has
one OF his strongest parts as He,
the tragic circus clown.
Norma Shearer and John Gilbert
play the romantic leads. with such
names as Tully Marshall. Marc Nc
Dermott, Ford Sterling. Clyde Cook
Paulette Duval. Harvey Clarke
George Davis. Ruth King aad Bran.
don Hurst In the supporting cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Pantages Closes for Two Weeks
Period of Elaborate Renovation

After midnight Sunday. when tho
four regular performances az tho
Pantagcs theater are completed. tho
doors win be closed 20 the public for
period OF two weeks The theater
viii DO rropenod July 10, During
this time extensive alterations and
ronovations viii be made. all Of
which havs been planned and pre-
pared by Z. C. Bostiek. manager OF
the Northwest Pantages theatef cir.
cult. In conjunction with Marcus d.
Priteca. chief architect for the entire
Pantagcs theater system
From tho box office in front TO tho
rear OF tho stage In the back. the
thcater will bo renewed In various
ways. The very latest architectural
decorations together with tho most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

modern and officicn, harmonlEed
lighting effects will bc executed. II
Ia said that more than 100000 will
be spent during this two,woek period.
az which time over 100 workmen and
artists Will h~ busy - hours each
day dividing the work Into three s.
hour shifts. 40 that there win DO no
delay In tho reoponing. which Is ret
for Sunday. July 10.
The thcater will have one Of tho
most elaborate and comfortably APP
pointed ladies' rest room and chill
drens nursery Ia any theater on tho
Coast There will be new drapcrics,
carpets and furnishings. and a COM
plete new ycntfiating system. This
stage itself viii be one or the best
equipped on tho Pacific Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

Edmund Love is first a
fearless dUiGtor, and then a
be0mling matinee idol IN
"The Kiss Barrier" which
opens Sunday at the Capitol.
L'DMUND LOWE IS starred in
~ The kiss Barrier" the attrac.
ton 10 open at tho Capitol Sunday.
In the role OF Richard March, war
AVIATOR and actor. Mr.. Lowe is first
tho yirilo soldier. then the suaye
matinee idol OF tho theater. and then
the ardent lover. II gives him the
opportunity TO portray many differ
cni emotlons
Claire Adams is loves leading
woman in THE Kiss Barrier" Mar
ian Harlan has an excellent part as
lovc-siek flappcr, and Diana Miller
plays the sort or adventures role
sho portrays so well. Others in the
cast are Thomas Mills. Charles Clary.
Grace Cunard and Virginia Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
"SPLENDID ROAD"
Is L1OYD'S NEXT

Frank Lloyd has selected Vingie
f. Roe's new novel. THE Splendid
Road" as his next production. fol.
lowing Winds OF chancs." from
Rex Beach's novel. upon which pho.
Biography was recently completed.
THE Splendid Road" IA story
OF California after the first excite
ment following the discovery Of gold
had subsidized II has heroine far
out OF the ordinary. with unusual
opportunities for great screen
characterization.
work is under way on tho contin.
uity. and Il il Mr. Lloyds present
intention to put II into production
about the middle Of July
Anna @. Nilsson will play tho
lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Doug and Mary
Need Caretaker
for Their Zoo

WANTED 100 keeper Mpst
be capable Of handling al
kinds or animals Apply 81
plckford Fairbanks studios
Los Angeles.
The nbove advertisement may np'
ponr soon n tho animal department
~ the rickford Fairbanks atua'os
does not auit growing
Come OF the animals now there arc
used IN tho pictures Others are
GIFTS 20 Miss Pickford and Douglas
Fairbanks. An invoice recently
nhowed.
Five dogs Of various breeds.
a goat
Two Wild bulls from Mexico.
a riding horse.
An ancient truck horse
a lamb.
a cnRe ~ cBnaries.
4 wildly colored parrot,
Two dozen pigeons.
TO date there are no wild animnls'
barring the bulls. but there are sew
eral wild employees trying 10 keep
track OF and care for all the assorted
live 6took.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

L'Ew more exciting films have been
1 brought 10 the Columbia screen
than BLACK Cyclone" the Hal
Roach Pathe picture. featuring Rex.
king OF Wild horses which opens sat
urday. II is refreshing and inyig.
Grating romance Of = wild horse VI
the wind-swept Nevada plains whore
Il was photographed. II has a vivid
appeal that comes with the thrill of
the parallel love stories OF Rex. tho
black stallion. and OF Lady. his mate;
OF Jim Lawson and Jane Logan.
Rex. Lady and the Killer have the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
ANOTmER MUSICAL CoMEny

The filming OF musical comedies Is
becoming quite the vogue tn screen
circles. Some months ago Colleen
Moore pictured sally" and then II
was announced that she would sub
sequently do Irene" Now u IL an
nounced that the famous musical
comedy hit. "MadamoIselle ModIste, %
Is to become motion picture. tho
who will play FRITZ schefrs role in
the screen version OF the Charles
Dillingham; production has not yet
been made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

the week are tho special patriotic
concert numbers under the direction
81 Francesca Longo with tho Column
biR AllArtist orchestra, Mr. Longo
has made particularly impressive
arrangcmen, Of tho famous patriotic
marches and songs OF the nation and
Incorporated them into stirring
medley concert which u made the
more appealing By the special stage
and lighting etfccts international
News, Acsop'a Fables and "A Lucky
Leap" refreshing and catchy com
cdy. starring Wanda Wiley. complete
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

stellar roles In this marvellous pie
ture peopled with animal actors.
Rex is seen In spirited fights with
mountain lion; saves Lady from a
wolf pack and twice battles the
Killer. tho villain OF tho Nevada
horse herds
Rex Is first seen ais a fuzzy little
colt. deprived Of his mother then. as
an inqulsitive haltgrowu horse then
fully grown and wild Then comes
his selection OF mate. Lady. the
little gray mare and his fight for
her Ia which he Is defeated,
Added features % the program for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

A NNE DOUGLAS sEDGwIcKs
n novel. The Little French Girl
comes TO the Strand Saturday as n
Paramount picture that promises 10
DO even moro popular than the
book
Herbert Breuon directed the pro-
duouon. which features Alice Joyce.
Neil Hamilton. Mary Brian and Eg-
Their Rnlston. The story IN one az
Ak Vervler. the little French GIL,
Whose mothers mode OF life makes
huitnhle marriage ImpoArlble for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

her In France. She goes to the
home or friends In England. How
she finally finds Happiness despite
the past and differences In social
standards between the two countries
makes The Little French Girl" high
clans picture entertainment
Mario MaJeroni. Anthony Jowitt.
new screen discovery. Maurice
Cannon. Paul Doucet and Jane
Jennings nrc few Of the well
known names In the strong support
Z ing cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04

Twelve pairs OF Americas shapeli.
est ankles viii DO revealed in NAL
COIN St. Glars new film. THE
Trouble With Wives, & Is promised.