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About The times. (Portland, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1912)
THE TIMES cl <T n ° e S E™ a “ * HEILIGTHEATRE 4 I Seventh and Taylor Sts. Phones: Main 1 and A 1122. Seven Nights, beginning Sunday, The seven weeks’ engagement August 25, 8:1.'» o ’clock. East I of ('attirine ( ountiss which has bargain matinee Wednesday— + --------------------------------------------------- - afforded so much genuine en joy- 11 .ast special matinee Saturday, f The beach season is in full swing. Go while the crowds go. ment to summer playgoers at th e “ A I UBINE COI N 11SS and her Enjoy the cool breezes now, while the heat is so unpleasant in- popular players bid good-bye to lb ilig theatre, corner Seventh Portland in the capital comedy + land. Bathing, boating, hill climbing, fishing, hikes over de and Taylor streets, closes with with a real love story, “ HER “ Her Own W ay,” the week com OWN W A Y ,” as played with I lightful trails. Oregon beaches better prepared than ever be mencing Sunday. August 25th. great success in New York and I fore to care for the crowds. Plenty of accommodations. Lots Miss Countiss never had a London by Maxine Elliott. Prices, of fun. The water is fine sweeter or more womanly part — Evenings: 75c, 50c, 35c, 25c;! Saturday matinee, 50c, 25c; than Georgiana in “ Her Own Wednesday matinee, any seat 25c. GO VIA THF W ay,” the comedy o f sentiment Farewell matinee and night next that Maxine Elliott played for Saturday. Excellent train t Newport, ♦ 327 nights in New York, and la service. Season •f + ter at the Savoy theatre, Lon Nehalem, roundtrip fares. + SUNSET don. Vivacious comedy is blend OGOENfirSHASTA Week commencing Monday mat- 4* Bayocean, + ROUTES ed with sentiment that rings true inec, August 26— Special engage- * Special week in this charinnig play, opening ment, Gus Sohlke will present Tillamook Co., end and Sun + with a children’s birthday party. The Summertime Girls in a de- j ♦ day fares. Georgiana is a bachelor-maid lightful tabloid musical comedy. + Beaches. I with wit, vivacity and a heart of featuring Miss Mildred Cecil and + + ... Bobby Harrington. Pretty girls.! + Send for illustrated booklets about the Oregon resorts ♦ gold, who is parted, through mis Magnificent gowns and senic ef- + understanding, from her soldier fects. The Caits Brothers, wood- 4 . and our special folder on “ Vacation Days in Oregon.” It tells ; lover serving as an officer in the en shoe terpsichoreanists. Paris .J. about the beaches, springs, mountain resorts, etc. Philippines. Hut there is a hap Green, the man in green. Rose j V + py issue to the romance when & Ellis, barrel jumping experts. ^ + Call on nearest agent for information relative to fares, lit her wounded hero comes home. + Irwin & Herzog, singers of note. 2 .Miss Countiss bids a long fare Henry Hargrave & Co., in • erature, etc., or address, I well to Portland on Saturday “ Chums” . Pantagescope, new, + 4 . JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. night, August 31st, and returns animated events. Popular prices. I ^ + at once to New York. She has Matinee daily. Boxes and first! ♦■•»►i -F:*'-+-<F-+- + i+s+'-+-; + -*-«H+;+-+'-+-+'-+-<IG+-'i+<S>+^+<i+<?' J revealed splendid art and versa 1 !,W balcony reserved. Box office ,;sSS^SSSSSSSiSS 8 SSSS?SSSSSSiSSS^^^^;%JS?^S^i**V'.V.?.?iV.SSSSS 8 Sa«iJSS 88 SSSa tility in widely different charac open from 11 ) a. m. to 10 p. m. j§ THE LARGEST TYPEW RITER SALE IN HISTORY. terizations, and will not be for Phones: A 2236, Alain 4636 »36. Cur- a gotten. tain: 2:20, 7:15 and 9 a. m. HEILIG I August At The Beaches? I PANTAGES O Theatre o I J W. H. THOMPSON AT THE OR PHEUM. William II. Thompson, cele makers of note and their new ve brated actor, whose “ Wise Rab hicle has won high praise along bi’ ’ never will be forgotten by the Orpheum circuit. For the children Howard’s Portlanders, is to reappear at the Orpheum. lie is billed as the Novelty will be especially appeal headliner of the Orpheum pro ing. This act is a spectacular ex gramme for the week of August hibition o f musical Shetland 26tll in "A n Object Lesson,’ ’ a ponies and comedy terriers. Remaining acts on the final playlet in which the famous ac tor is said to shine more brilliant August bill are: Minnie Allen, ly than in any other production the little volcano of mirth; .Tesse L. Lasky’s artistic novelty, Fleur- he lias presented in vaudeville. Second on the new bill are ette, in visions of art; Georges Hilly Gould and Helle Ashlyn in Simondct, celebrated French lyr a specialty of songs and jokes ic, tenor, and La Vier in daunt- written by Gould. Both are fun- les siloings aloft. AT THE HEILIG. The revival of these different operas is bound to prove of more than ordinary interest from the standpoint of the unfavorable light into which, by comparison, it will cast the present-day brand An event of the theatre sure to recall pleasant memories and stir interesting reminiscences, is the announced engagement of the Gilbert and Sullivan Festival Company in a revival series of of musical comedies, for these old Gilbert and Sullivan’s greatest operettas announced represent a comic opera which include “ The golden era in English opera, Mikado,” ‘ ‘ The Pirates o f Pen ance,” “ Pinafore” and “ Pa which so unfortunately came to tience,” to be made at the Heilig an end when Sir Arthur Sullivan theatre, corner Seventh and Tay and Sir William S. Gilbert quar lor streets, for one week only, reled over a few yards o f carpet, beginning on Sunday next. Sep thereby dissolving a partnership tember 1 st. An interesting repertoire lias which had ben pre-eminently suc- ben arranged, with productions eessful for twenty-three years. of “ The Mikado” on Sunday, It is anonuneed that mail or- Mondav and Saturday evenings, and Ht the Saturday mat inec. On d«™ from both 1,1 an,i out of Tuesday and Friday evenings, town wilt be received at the box “ Tile Pirates of Penzance” will office begining Monday, August be given, with “ Pinafore” at 26th. These orders take preee- the Wednesday matinee and even over the regular box office ing. The only performance of I deuce “ Patience” is announced for sale, which opens I hnrsday, Aug Thursday evening. J29th. TEN THOUSAND Underwood Typewriters have been sold to the Western Union Telegraph Company for use in all of fices throughout its vast organization. All Telegrams, Night and Day Letters in the fu ture will be typewritten on the Underwood. Every well-known writ ing machine was carefully considered by the purchas ing committee and the Underwood won from the standpoints of practical utility and mechanical construction. ONAIP, W ORLD'S GREATEST ILLUSIONIST, PRESS NEXT WEEK. Captain Keller Proves Himself Worthy Of Rank ( C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1.) AT THE EM- .♦ __________ I congested cities, the opening of 8 Underwood Typewriter Company the canal cannot be said to b e ! a S (Incorporated.) such a fine thing for Oregon as I g it is proclaimed in many quar-j g 68 SIXTH STREET PORTLAND, OREGON. ters. | •Q In short, the opening of the I Sj canal will not help the laboring J§ “ THE MACHINE YOU W ILL EVENTUALLY BUY.” man, be he unskilled or skilled, j It will not help the farmer to •*SSSSS88iS8SS888SSSS8S8SSSSS88SSSSSS8SS8SSS8SSSS8SS388: any great extent, and it will not % V . V * V . V . V A V . W . V . V . V A V * V A W A V (V , help the manufacturer who em -1 Si THE ploys home labor. It will help g the land owner and the shipper; j 8 but it is extremely to be doubted | g if their gain will offset the loss of the other Oregon people. Throughout all his service as aiding captain Keller has acquit ted himself well, and has shown that he is thorough police offi cer, no matter how regarded. To the men he lias been kind and considerate, without losing their respect, or without endangering discipline. To prisoners he has been uniformly courteous and just. As an executive he has been level-headed, and has shown efficiency under all circumstances. In other words, he has made good Has been successfully published for three years, and is all the as acting captain, and has shown name implies that he is worthy of a regular Call at 223 Lumber Exchange Bldg, and get a sample copy. captaincy. Mayor Rushlight might do worse things than make Keller a (Continued from Page 1.) captain o f police. No matter what influences are back of His in hot water. About all eandi- ! 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