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cation of Mr. Plpp." Seats for opening
performances will go on sale at the box
office tomorrow mornlns;. and no one
should wait until the last moment to get
them this time.
XEAV MOVING PICTURES SHOWN
Fine Bill Opens at Star Theater With
Performance Today.
Nothing more sensational has ever been
premised the Portland public In the way
of motion plrture exhibitions, than the
sensation extraordinary which Is offered
as the feature of today's new show at the.
Star Theater. Both the cultured and the
ordinary portions of the public are fa
miliar with the great name of Leo Tolstoi,
the Russian novelist, the man whose fear
less pen dared to Invade the tyranny of
the Czar and wno was not afraid to speak
.for the rights of the common people. The
greatest book he ever wrote Is "Resur
rection." This book was dramatized and
was one of the greatest successes of the
New Tork stage and ran for over 5
performances in the metropolis of this
country.
The American Mutoscope A Biograph
Company, acknowledged to be the great
est producers of motion pictures In the
world, at heavy expense has produced In
motion photography this powerful and
appealing story, it will he presented at
the Star Theater beginning with the mat
inee today. As an attractive outside dis
play the management presents a scene of
Siberia, which Is wonderfully graphic. In
asmuch as the view sno ws a Mleigh wl t h
Its jingling bells crossing the snow, while
overhead a snow storm prevails. This
picture cannot fall to create a profound
impression among all classes of the com
munity. In addition, the management offers the
Sleeping Policeman." "The World l
"t." "Couldn't Lose His Wife" and
"Cartouche." besides a new illustrated
ballad; and. owing to the popularity of
TJcfreJ. the celebrated violinist, the man
agement has been prevailed upon to re
tain him for a third week.
It is advisable that the ladies get In
with their baby pictures, as already sev
eral thousand votes have been cast.
Two Noted Artists at HeiHg Soon.
The famous American comedian, Nat
C. Goodwin and the charming and
HEILIGUi
THEATER
MA1 1 A L A 1 1 XX
4 NIGHTS BEGINNING TOMORROW
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, TV T . O A O rl O T
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. JVlay Z," AO AQ A L
CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS
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AS COLONEL BRIDEAU
la the Famous Balzac Success
THE HONOR OF THE FAMILY
With a Cast of Rare Excellence. Including
MISS PERCY HASWELL
Albert (iarrla tidrtsi. It. V. I'rrcaMa. Harry BirfaM, Walter Heart!.
Harry Birkktrt. Haaeell raeforo. rrrsrrle Oirsnl, Alfrral Ms ir n.
Jr. Sarah I1ra, Mwls Aaaaat. Mrs. Easral V hit4.
.PRICES.
Lower Floor .
Halroay
Katlre iallrry
3-ao. IIM
5E.4TS NOW HELLING AT BOX Omt'E.
beautiful actress. Klna Ooodrlc-h. sup
ported by an excellent company of
player", will present the following
plays at thHellig Theater June 1. 2. 3:
Tuesday ami Wednesday nights and
Thursday afternoon. "The Kasterner";
Thursday night. "The ;nlm.'' This
will be welcome news to Portland theater-goers
to learn ofthe early coming
of these noted artists, as they are both
great favorites In this city.
Notes of Portland High Schools
Wat.hinc.ton.
ONE of the preparations made for
Wednesday's game was a rooters'
meeting called Monday by George Fra
Bir. The rooting practice Was not In
vain, as was discovered Wednesday,
w-hen the Washington boys trounced
their West Side cousins for the second
time. Since the team has won so many
victories all In the school are confident
that the pennant Is theirs already. This
proFpect Is highly delightful to every
humble student. a It has long been the
ambition of them all to have such a team
as now represents the Institution.
Tuesday was quite a busy day at the
rhool. In the morning W. H. Galvanl.
the Oregon delegate to the International
Ffa'-e Conference at Chicago, spoke on
"International Peace." Tuesday after
roon the Philathean and Baraca Bible
r!s gave a programme In the assem
bly hall. Rev. Henry Marcotte was the
speaker of the day and gave an extreme
Iv good talk. Douglas Bates, of the
Ftaraca clas. was also on the pro
gramme, his performance being In the
shape of a recitation. There were some
good piano selections. Miss Wood giving
a solo and afterwards playing a duet
with Lowell Patten. Then Miss Smith,
the president of the Phllatheans. out
lined the work of that society and Mr.
Jackson outlined the work of the Bara
ca?1. The Qulllers bad their occasional
Thurwlay reading of miscellany, which
proved very interesting. Besides this
reading of their own efforts, some view
membership stories were read and dis
cu?'.'ed. The Eukrineon picnic of Saturday. May
35. was. as confidently predicted. an
enormous success. From the time that
their special car left town that morning
until it returned In the evening, the
Eukrineons and their guests had one long
picnic. At t azauero the festivities were
at their height. Besides the usual pic
nic merrymaking, there were special fea
tures that the Euks have always prided
themselves In having. One event was
the ball game between the two Eukrin
eon teams, which were dubbed the
"Scrubs" and the "Roughnecks." which
was so disastrous to the "Scrubs." An
other event that brought much amuse
ment man the initiation of the new mem
bers, who were put through such paces
as only the ingenuity of those practiced
Kukrlneon minds can devise. The vic
tims Initiated were further humbled af
ter the initiation by the promise of more
at some future time.
The other participants also helped to
make this programme of moment. Miss
Iclla Bradley's readings brought forth
much applause. A vocal solo. "Rose In
the Bud." bjr Roslna Mcintosh, was a
very pleasing number, and Elsie Clnlr'a
piano solo was well received. Another
good musical number was a selection by
the Phreno Chorus.
Lincoln.
AN AS3BMBLY was held Tuesday
afternoon In commemoration of the
tenth, anniversary of the organisation of
The Hague Peace Conference. Dr. Ben
jamin F. Your.g was the principal
speaker. At the close of Ms addrejw with
ready wit he turnM the assembly Into a
rally for the baseball game that was to
follow the close of school. He called upon
the boys to win the gam In such an
Inspiring voice that the students broke
out Into deafening applause.
This has been a busy week In athletics.
I.ast Friday the baseball team played the
Oregon City High School team: Wed
nesday they played Washington High
eVhool. losing by a close score; Friday
they went on a trip up the Willamette
Valley, playing the Eugene High School
ftiturday. -
Monday the track athletes had a try.
out for the high school met at Oregon
Agricultural College Saturday. There was
some good work done In the running
events. McCabe won the half mile. In
a thrilling neck-and-neck race with Alt
man. The latter turned; the tables In
the mile, easily defeating McCabe. Alva
Orout In a hard struggle won the lett. The
best work was done In the lrt-yard dash
In which Baker defeated Crlckmore. st-
TONIGHT
Heilig Theater
Russian Symphony
40-0rchestra-40
Modest Altschnler, Conductor
Ben Greet
Players
Ben Gret. Director.
The Tempest
Music by T-haikowLy aiifr-Sir
Arthur Sullivan.
Price: $2. $1.50. $1, 75c. 60c.
Seat now selling at Theater.
reived In a humorous recitation en
titled "Dictation Dai a" I-iua Reehett
followed with a reading -"Bargain In
Bugs." Relna Desmond closed the pro
gramme mjih a-recti at ion entitled "The
"''"" eaught Ih. time at 10 I I i,ck-Kye4 Hebe!
v r.. .more reocemco nimseu in me J. Tb4f nr d,w. "Ilesolved. that labor
organlxatt -na promote the best interests
taking first place.
No field eventa were pulled off at the
try-out. Runyan. Cirout and Smith are
the dependable men for these events.
Blbee Is the team's hurdler. The athletes
left for Corvallla Friday, along with Mr.
Boyd, of the faculty, and Manager
Holden.
At a meeting of the senior class Mon
day It was decided to dedicate the class
cardinal to Miss MacConnell. The class
will celebrate classday. June 11. by a
picnic at Oswego.
The societies met as usual Friday
afvmoon. The Tologelons held an Im
promptu programme aa their speakers
were off with the tearr.a Paul Healop and
George clvaefer for the affirmative, mltb
Carlyle Geisler for the negative threshed
out tbe old question whether a vacation
at a Summer resort Is mors beneficial
than a roughing trip. Several Impromptu
talks were made. George Anderson closed
with a recitation. "Little Breeches." by
John Hay.
The Modos presented their bi-monthly
programme. Isaac Dellar read "Letter
No. &. From a SMf-Made Business Man
to His Son." Helen Hermao was well re-
STUDENTS Or ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY TO APPEAR IN PLAY
AT HEILIG THEATER.
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WEEK BEGINNING MATINEE TODAY
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1909
THE EDUCATION
OF MR. PIPP
A Comedy in Four Arts, by Augustus Thomas, Author of Arirona."
VAlabama' and many other famous American successes. Founded
on the celebrated aerie of (itboon Cartoon. Rich in humor, oriT
inal in eharaeterizatinn and atron; in dramatic force. A satire on the
".ret-rich-uick." Stare under direction of I Win aid Bolr.
Evening Prices. 25, 35. SOc Matinee. 15, 25c
Matinee Saturday
Next Week Repeated by Immense Demand
'THE GIRL OF TUB GOLDEN WEST
BAKER
THEATER
Tolewa
GEO. L. BAKER. GENERAL MANAGER
Tbe Theater That Play Big Ro4 Attractioae at Popwiar Price
STARTING IMF" HAY 23, 1909
Second Big Successful Week, of the always Popular Star
FERRIS HARTMAN
And Hie Superb Compear - Presenting" Richard Carta Farcical Opera
THE MAYOR OF TOKIO
Ner and Elegant Coatumee Oorgeout Scenery Bright. Catehr
Mnsie 12S Laughs Hear Mr. Hartman sinp; ' Foolishness," " I Ijk
Yoa" and many others that send you away ahislltxie and humming.
Barfiin Matinc Wednesday. 25c any aaat. Remlar Matinee Eoaday
and Saturday, 26c, 60c Evening Price. 25c to 91.00.
NEXT WEEK "THE TO YMAKER "
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ADVANCEDU vaudeville
.Monday Matinee. May 24-
A NIGHT AT THE CIRCUS
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THE ELLIS-NOWLAN COMPANY
, CHER1DAH SIMPSON
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Evening Pricett 15c, 25c, SOc and 75c
DatLT Wria:lC laWy ZS-a. aa. asasara aa rtrttoais TIIsM rilnxl
llv. John Rankes an4 Jeosla Tmil
spoke for the unions aaalnst lieteno lar
son and Arthur Kntidarn Ruth (Vone
end llerbort -oHipi araued for lha sdp
tioe of sn eisht.hour law throuebotst the
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PANT4GES THEATER
BILL. CHANGES MONDAY
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE; STARS OF ALL NATIONS
ee k ondlna todav: The famoaa tjrm Apsrhe te farla 17 people la
the eaat. Mar I'uryea aV o-; Paraalnl'l Uho: Phenomenal Violinist;
Anita pnmroe: the Marvelous Kraai, Leo W hite and Movlnc ITct ureal
wr.KK M.iMa tomorhovi. Mr a.
THE DLVTII OF CLEOPATRA
LA L0IE
The noted dramstle deneer. In an elaborate aeenle production showlnc
KfHt srbitfh prevail durtnar the time of the famous Kr n
Han vjueen. "The I e nc-e of Iath." '
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THE FIVE MUSICAL L0VELANDS
A rriatte M teaeoo.
PEDERS05 BROTHERS
Kuropeaa Arrobata.
WALTER MONTAGUE 8 CO.
presenting- "The l'4anlt.-
LEO WHITE
.llluatrated Sons.
SCOTT S WIIALET
f and laacs Artisis.
MtlLOr" ft SHELLT
The Two Iaaliea.
PANTAGESC0PE
Fhoalnc latest Irto, t Pllma
THE PANTAGES ORCHESTRA ALWAYS A FEATURE
Krenlnc rrtcea. Isc; I-oer Floor. He- Rrt eVata. c; Matinees. Ha I
HEILIG THEATER l JUNEi.2and3
NAT C GOODWIN
EDNA GOODRICH
-XT THEIR tOf4I I! TRK rtIXtlNi rt.AS
Taasday !(. TbarWaJ Matla.e.
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FRIDAY EVK.M.Mi.
-lie of tlie plea-Inn features of thevplay to be riven by St. KranrU
Ai-Hdemy -students at tne Heijis; Theater next KrMav evenlna. May m
niil be the "Carnival of the Koses." In.whluh Miss Nellie Ialv mill lead as
Queen of the P.oses. Miss Daly will al-o plav a cliarai-ter sketch In
-a.-amunU s Triumph.- she is a graduate of the academy.
First Public Concert
ike-Apollo Slut;
Heilig Theater
Monday Evening, May 31 j
50 Men's Voices 50
30 Orchestra 30
Miss Elizabeth Harwas
Soprano
Wm. H. Boyer !
Conductor
. Tickets S1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c
Seats on Sale at Box Office Friday, May 23
THIRD CONCERT SIITH SEA&O.
SPITZNER
PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY
Hay 30,. at 2:45 P. H.
HEILIG THEATER
Or.-heatra of 100.
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Tickets. : ic. For aie at Orates' Music
Store.
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WEEK OF MAY 23
The Popular Lyric Stock Company in the Beautiful
Comedy Drama
HEARTS OF THE
BLUE RIDGE
MATINEES SUNDAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY
EVERY EVENING AT 8:15
NEXT WEEK For the Firat Time on Any Stage.
Johnston McCulIey'a Romatie Drama.
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Starting Sunday Matinee May 23
SENSATION EXTRAORDINARY!
MOST WONDERFUL AND POWERFUL
DRAMA OF MODERN TIMES
Leo Tolstoi's Novel
Resurrection
550,000 Picture
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