MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1916.
fAGE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Fresh Sour Krout
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Fancy
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At Sherry's Today.
An unusually strong cast will be
seen in support of Edmund Breese, the
eminent dramatic actor, when "The
Weakness of Strength," the newest
Popular Plays and Players release on
the Metro program at the Sherry
theatre last showing today.
Clifford Bruce, himself a star and
the leading man in many important
stage and screen productions has the
part of "Bill Jackson," the rival and
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K?&LZf A 'colling' atones yii J i Nl
"LETS .MAKE UP"
Scene from Rolling stones, Para mount -Picture.
"Hulling Stones," a Famous Players , Memo ami Marguerite Courtot, arj
Production at Arcade Tuesday. i io-.stnrring.
U is probably true that tho rolling 0won SIo'e Dvc, of tho moving
Hone gathers no muss but as 'Buck lo" V!"'il,t' llml Marguerite Courtot
Kyjjcr so sagely remarked to Dave j ' 'he well, not the moss, but the
Fulton "Who wants to gather instrument of his sudden redemption
moss?" Ami tliey arc the boys who! train the rolling. She at least Btops
ought to know all about the subject j that particular stone from rolling anv
further down hill. Of course he is
jrnly a rolling stone in tho sense that
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aui- nicy ure inn "nulling Stones' in
tho Famous Players Film company's
adaptation of Edgar Selwyn's cele
brated play of that name in which
the two great screen favorites, Ower.
he has not yet found himself, for the
boy is not in the least vicious at heart
iiml when he sees this delightful little
girl Norma she at once arouses all
that is best in him.
! "Rolling Stones," by the way.
marks the first appearance of pretty
little Marguerite Courtot in a Fam
: ous Players production as she was one
' of the Famous Players-Lasky corpor
ation. She is unquestionably one of
the most popular ingenues on the
screen and has been a shiring scieon
light for the last four years. The
play marks Owen Moore's second stel
lar role for the Famous Players since
jejoining that company, as he recent
ly co-starred wUn Hazel Dawn in an
adaptation of Roi Cooper Megiuc's
celebrated stagj success, "Under
Cover."
"Rolling Stones" was selected as
an especially adaptable play oecause
there is so much action in the story
and because the many complications
of the plot are so readily evolved on
the screen. Nor is it by any means
devoid of thrills in its adaptation. In
one of the early scenes Mr. Moore is
found dangling by one hand from the
top of a bridge, threatening to "end
it all" by letting go; then there are
near hold-ups, bank robberies, and
numerous adventures with a trunk
that is weirdly stocked with feminine
and male attire.
When the play was produced on the i
! stage it was declared by the metropol- j
itan critics to he one of the most de
lightful combinations of laughs and
thrills which has been seen for many
a senson. In its motion picture form, j
produced under the clever direction of j
Del Henderson, the play, which is tho
Paramount attraction at the Arcade !
Tuesday is even more amusing and !
thrilling. 1
Among those who appear in sup
port of the stars are: Dcnman Maley,
Alan Hale and -Ida Fitzhugh.
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sworn enemy of "Dan Gaynor," the
character portrayed by Mr. Breese
Ormi Hawley famous as the "Belle of
the Navy1" and long the most popular
star of the Lubin studios, nas me
leadine female role, while Evelyn
Brent, one of the most popular young
actresses on the screen, who has neen
seen with Mr. IBreesein most of his
recent offerings on the Metro pro
gram, has the ingenue part. Others
in the cast are little Florence Moore
and Clifford B. Gray.
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Berlin, Octs 23. (Special) Field
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