The times. (Portland, Or.) 191?-19??, June 29, 1912, Image 4

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    THE TIMES
COMING TO THE HEILIG.
Thursday. July 11th. Karly reser-| pluck and charm, and o f course! a travesty on prison life, with W.
vation should he made, for the de-1 pretty. Well, she is a friend of 1II. (Bill) Mack as the featured
" i 1
“ Princess
'
Yetive of Graustark and omedian. The act has six people,
Playgoers o f Portland and vi­ main! will he unpre e d ’ e n te
on a visit to the Princess meets and was constructed for laughing
cinity will have a series of delight­
with a series of adventures both purposes only, and judging from
ful midsummer treats during the
AT THE HEILIG.
Via the
exciting and comical just as one reports of it, it is succeeding ad­
special engagement o f ('attirine
would
want
her
to.
If
she
were
a
mirably.
Countiss. beginning at the cool
Kinemacolor; What It Is.
. sample of all American girls who
and beautiful lleilig theatre, 7th
and T ailor streets, Sunday, July
AT THE LYRIC.
It is the latest and most perfect go abroad what a world o f respect
11th.
3-Day Tickets on Sale
phase of kincmatography and the I old Europe would have for Cnele
Season Tickets on
SU N SET
OGDEN »SHASTA
Miss Countiss, a magnetic and only process in existence showing | Sain ! Well. Beverly meets with
For
the
week
commencing
with
Saturday
& Sunday to
Sale June 1st
R O U TES
i her prince allright, but he is not
| the same kind o f a prince we are Monday matinee, July 1st, Keat­
j accustomed to
reading about | ing & Flood will present the Arm­
| American girls marrying, and In­ strong Follies Company at the Ly­
is first discovered disguised as a; ric theatre in the very funny mus­
goat herder in the hills around ical comedy, entitled “ Madame
This is a brand new,
Graustark, where he gets wounded : Cherry.”
defending her and is brought to I mirth-provoking musical melange <j> Season fares from the principal points to Newport or Tillamook Beaches +
+
are as follows:
the city and made Beverly’s pri­ ami as played by this clever com­
To
Fare +
Fare
To
vate escort and guard. “ Beverly” pany the Lyric patrons will have •P From
Tillamook Beaches
$4.00
$0.25
Newport
is a most charming play, and the I one big treat. During the produc­ a Portland
Tillamook Beaches
4.70 +
C.25
role will lie played of course by tion the celebrated Barefoot Dance <& Oregon Citv Newport
Tillamook Beaches
6.00 +
by
the
chorus
and
led
by
Clara
5.15
Newport
J
Salem
Alice Fleming Baker, the Baker
Tillamook Beaches
Howard
will
be
featured.
This
4.00
7.30 +
Albany
Newport
Stock company’s most popular
Tillamook Beaches
3.75
7.10 +
Newport
leading woman. Marie Baker will dance some three months ago Hp Corvallis
Tillamook Beaches
5.80
Newport
9.00 +
lie Old Aunt Fanny, whose many caused quite a commotion in Ber- ju Eugene
Tillamook Beaches
Newport
8.75
12.00
troubles in foreign lain ls ere-itc 'dl M'11 im<^ *a*er ' n Baris. It wiil be ^ Roseburg
+
Tillamook Beaches
12.00
17.20
Newport
sorts of amusement. Don’t forget given just as it was given in those »> Medford
+
Tillamook
Beaches
cities
and
it
will
be
given
for
the
12.00
17.75
T Ashland
Newport
the popular Baker bargain nights
Tickets to above points on sale daily good all season, with correspond­ +
first
time
in
this
city.
It
is
clean
every Monday. “ Beverly” is a
ing low fares from other points. Week-end tickets are also on sale from
+ ♦
great matinee hill and there will and artistic and something that
various points.
>
may
he
enjoyed
by
young
and
old.
+
lie matinees Sunday and Saturday,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRA IN ON THE C. & E. R. R.
as well as a special holiday mat­ All the favorites will be seen to
+
Leaves Albany at 7:30 A. M., Corvallis 8:00 A. M. and connects with +
inee Thursday at regular matinee good advantage and “ Madame
Cherry”
promises
to
be
as
pleas­
S.
P.
trains
1(5,
14
and
28
from
points
south.
prices.
Call on our nearest agent for “ Vacation Days in Oregon,” a beauti- .
ing a show as any at this popular
fully illustrated booklet describing various outting resorts, or write to
playhouse. There will be two per­
1
AT THE ORPHEUM.
formances every night, a matinee
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
«
daily and the famous chorus girls’
Attend the B. P. O. E. Elks Convention, Portland, July 8-13.
]
“ The Battle Cry of Freedom.” contest after each performance on
Low fares to all points East June to September.
2
That is the title o f the sketch Friday night. Thursday there will
which is bound to create side­ be a sepcial holiday matinee.
splitting laughter at tin* Orpheum
W W A W A W .V .m V V .V .V . W A V * * .?.' .V A V .V V .V A M Ä 'J
all during the first week o f July.
May Tully, celebrated comedienne, I
THE LARGEST TYPEW RITER SALE IN HISTORY.
and her talented company will pre
sent the comedy. It is a satire on Seventh and Taylor Sts. Phones:
Main 1 and A 1122.
Reno divorces and was written by
Miss Tully in collaboration with Commencing Sunday, June 30th, (
Bozeman Bulger, the well-known DURBAB IX KINEMACOLOR
sport writer. Miss Tully is the Return engagement of Animated
happy funinaker who appeared
Pictures in Nature’s own color. |
with Christy Matthews and Chief All week, commencing Sunday,
Meyers in “ Curves,” the base­
July 14th,
ball skit. “ The Battle Cry of Special engagement of Cathrine
Freedom” teems with bright lines
Countiss and Sidney Ayers in
McINTYRE AND GROVES AT THE EMPRESS NEXT WEEK.
and comical situations and in tht
Henri Bernstein’s masterpiece,
have been sold to the
“ THE TH IEF’
Western Union Telegraph
gifted actress, has thousands of motion pictures in the actual tints,
Prices to suit all Evening: 75c,
Company for use in all of­
loyal admirers who will re-wel­ tones and hues of Nature.
50c. 35c and 25c Wednesday
come her with enthusiasm. Sydney
Kinemacolor effects and accur­
fices throughout its vast
matinee.
Ayres, also a great favorite, will ate presentation o f all the gorg­
organization.
he the leading man. A company eous colors for which the photog­
All Telegrams, Night
id' class and new stage productions rapher has yearned and striven
will he provided. “ The Thief,” since the days when a visible im­
' *• and Day Letters in the fu­
7th and Alder Sts. Matinee daily. 3 ture will be typewritten
Henri
Bernstein's masterpiece, age was first projected by a lens
will he the first week’s hill, fol­ and a strong and definite distinc­
Week commencing Monday mat-
on the Underwood.
lowed by famous plays never be­ tion must therefore he drawn be­
inee, July 1— Engagement extra-1 w
fore offered except at the $2 scale. tween the kinemacolor pictures by
Every well-known writ­
ordinary— America’s biggest and |
Prices to suit all purses will pre­ the'Urban-Smith method and the
best musical act, “ A NIGHT IN 8 ing machine was carefully
vail : Evenings -75c, 50c, I15e and all stencil or otherwise mechanic­
THE EDELW EIS.” Company of 11 considered by the purchas­
25c; Wednesday matinee, all seats ally colored photographs often er­
15; magnificent costumes; gor-1 a ing committee and the Underwood won from the standpoints of
2f>c; Saturday matinee, entire roneously called “ kinemacolor pic­
geous scenic and electrical effects; *5
practical utility and mechanical construction.
lower floor ¡»Or, entire balcony and tures.”
night life of the rich vividly de- g
gallery 25c. The season reservation
Thus far the marvellous kinema­
pieted. Clarke & Verdi, those 2
sale begins Friday, July 5th, for color Durbar pictures, which come
Waup comedians.
Bond Morse, 3
patrons desiring to secure the to the lleilig theatre for seven aft­
king of the hoboes. Romano Bros., g
same seats each week. The reg­ ernoon and nights, beginning Sun­
physical culture exponents. Dosch 5
ular sale for “ The Thief” opens day, June :10th, have only been
6 Zilhauer, musicians extraordi-1 §
shown in London. A speical lec­
(Incorporated.)
nary. Carl Rosine & Co., the m ag-jg
turer and tine orchestra will be
ieal act beautiful. Pantageseope, i g
employed in this production. Pri­ MAY TULLY AT THE ORPH­ latest animated events. Popular § 68 SIXTH STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON
ces, 25c to 75c.
EUM NEXT WEEK.
prices. Matinee daily. Boxes and 8
balcony reserved. Box office open §
“ BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK.” hands of May Tully it is certain to from 10 a. in. to 10 p. m. Phones: | 8
“ THE MACHINE YOU W ILL EVENTUALLY BUY.
create laughter from start to fin­ A 2236; Main 4636. Curtain 2:30, g
Beautiful Love Play Presented ish.
7 :30 and 9 p. m.
Next Week by Baker Stock.
8SS8SS88S8SSS88SSS88S88S8S88SSSSS8SS88^SSS8S888Si«88888888888888888888888888888i
v /.v .v .
Others on the new Orpheum bill
8
are Will Rogers, Oklahoma cow-
A Cheerful Reaeon.
Where is the woman reader of hoy and expert lariat thrower;
A French governor of the south Pa
THE
light modern fiction who has not Chinko, youthful marvelous jugg­ clflc colouy of New Caledonia assumed
pored over the pages of George ler; Kaufman Brothers, blackface his authority while the natives of New
Barr
MeCutcheon’s delightful comedians; the Four Lyric Latins, Caledonia were still cannibals. There
comedy of love, “ Beverly of (!rau- a quartette of western business find been rumors of an Insurrection,
stark.” and who could deny the men who sing artistically; Bert and the admiral called before him a
fact that it was an altogether Terrell. Dutch character vocalist, native chief, who was faithful to tbe
charming entertainment. Beverly and Minnie Kaufmah, skillful cyc­ French cause, and questioned him as
to their truth.
♦J Has been successfully published for three years, and is all the a
is a secpiel to MeCutcheon's first list.
‘ You may be sure." said the native, g name implies
8
novel along these lines entitled
“that there will be no war at present,
|
Call
at
223
Lumber
Exchange
Bldg,
and
get
a
sample
copy.
1
just “ Graustark,” and it deals
because the yams are yet far from De-
AT THE EMPRESS.
with the same scenes and some of
Ing ripe.”
2
2
T h e yams, yon say T
the characters that are to be found
For the eoming week's Dill the
\ % V . % \ V . V A V . V . V . V A V . V <V , V ^ i » ^ A V ^ W
A W
^
•Yes.
Our
people
never
make
war
in the first.
Empress management announce
except
when
the
yams
are
rl|ie
’*
W IL L IA M D IL L S A T T H E BA
Beverly Calhoun is just a typi­ the special engagement of Simons
Handy Shakespeare.
'Why Is that?"
KER THEATRE
cal American girl, full of audneitv, and Shields' “ High Life in Jail,”
“Can you loan me four volumes of
Because baked yams pro so very well
i Now For The Seashore!
*
o
o
TILLAMOOK AND NEWPORT BEACHES
HEILIGTHEATRE
T E N THOUSAND
Underwood Typewriters
PANTAG ES Theatre ::
Underwood T ypew riter C om pany
OREGON MINING &
TIMBER JOURNAL
Y.
your Shakespeare set?"
"Certainly. Which volumes do you
wish?"
Belgium Marriages.
"It makes no particular difference.
In Belgium It Is the custom to Rive
certlticates of marriages In tbe form We're to play bridge tonight, and our
of little books, which also contain a card table Isn't quite high enough.” —
summary ot tbe marriage laws and Louisville Courier-Journal.
among a mass of other miscellaneous
Irresistible.
Information directions for the feeding
“ However did you reconcile Adele
and care of Infants. There are' also
places for entering the names and and Mary?"
“ 1 gave them a choice bit of gossip
birthdays o f the children of the mar­
riage. the authorities considerately af­ ■ nd asked them not to repeat It to each
tther.” —FUegende Blatter.
fording space for twelve such entries.
with the captives.'*
Explained.
“ 1 bear that Miss Grumby Is s won
derfnlly correct person.”
‘T h at’s bees use of her occupation.
She Is s dressmaker s designer."
“ What has that to do with It?"
“ It makes her nsturally lead a pat­
tern I lf» " —Baltimore American.
Seems So These Days.
Teacher—The right to ha vs more
than one wife Is called polygamy.
What is It when only one wife U> al­
lowed a man/ Willy — Monotony,
ms am.—Uppincotf*.
Frank.
Incontestable Proof.
Insurance Agent — What are the
proofs of yonr husband's death, mad­
am'/ The Widow—Well, he has been
borne for the last three nights.
Ouaht to Know.
“ 1 wonder bow It feels to be dead?”
“ How sbonld I know?“
“ Yon work in s store that doean’t
tdvertls»*—Houston Host.
If you seek to make one rich study
increase Ms stores, but to <fc-
nts desires - Sebera.
Dot to
m ln lsfi
Hie Suggestion.
Manager (to applying office boy/—
Blobbe—Guxxier isn't very talkative/,
Why did you leave your last place? te he? I doo't seem able to draw atm
Boy-Well. I conkin'» git along wld ds
The Famous Armstrong Baby Dolls, who will be seen at the Lyric Theatre all week in the celebrated and boss so* he wouldn’t git out—Cz out. Slobbe—Try s corkscrew.—Phila­
delphia Record.
much talked of “ Barefoot Dance.”
change.
M . C . A.
Day and N ight Schools.
N EW TERM OPEING
MONDAY, A PR IL 1, 1912
Building, Cor. Sixth and Taylor Sts.
Class
, Fee to June 1.
Algebra ............................................. $ ¡ 0 0
Architect, Draft ........................... 7.50
Arithmetic .................................... “
o gg
Automobile Course ....................... 5o!oo
Bookkeeping ............................... ” ' g'gg
B oys’ School ..........................
400
Business Eng. and C o r .. " ! ! ! " !
2^00
Business Law ...........................
200
Carpentry and Woodworking
10 00
Chemistry ......................................... j 0;00
^»'Lving ........................................... 2 00
Electricity & Electric Machinerv 115.00
English for Foreign M en............... 3,00
English Grammar and Reauing! ! 3 00
English Literature ......................
3^0
Freehand Drawing ........................ ] 7’gg
French ................................................ g gg
Forestry and L u m b erin g....
10 00
Geometry ..............................................5;00
German ............................................. 5,go
Latin ................................................. 5 00
Mechanical Drafting .......... . , "
j
Penmanship
.............................. ’ ’ 2 00
Pharmacy .............................. “ ” ’ 25 00
Plumbing Shop P r a c t i c e .! !!!’ " 15'gg
Public 8peaking ........................... ¿0 0
* het0'? e ........................................... 3.00
.............................................. 5.00
Show Card W riting........ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 12!oO
Trigonometrv .........................
’ ‘ g'gg
Typewriting ......................... " . ' . T " g o o
\ o e . Mns.e ..................................... 3.00
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