TUT: RTTT)AY OHEGONTAN. POKTXAJTO, DECE3IBEII 14, 1913.
lWes with a man of the social world,
who receiving a diplomatic appoint
ment, abandons her. The unfortunate
Ctrl, left In poverty, falla under the
way of a Solvation Army girl, who
procures for her a position In an aris
tocratic family. There she enlists the
sympathy of a man who. prior to that
time, had been Indifferent to the oppo
site sex. She marries htm and bears
him a beautiful boy. v The diplomat,
who Is the husband's friend, return
and the secret of the woman's past is
revealed to the husband. The heart
broken husband drives her forth and
takes from her her boy. She dies, after
having once more clasped her boy to
ber heart. The husband repents when
it Is too late.
Another feature of an entirely dif
ferent and lighter vein Is "Uncle John
to the Rescue," which Is a comlo do
mestic entanglement of a trite and hu
morous nature. In this, however, the
differences are amicably . settled.
"Piano Making;" Is an exceed Incly Inter
esting Industrial picture, while Gener
al Bunco's Victory" la a satirical bur
lesque on the amateur soldier.
With clever music and a beautiful
sew comfortable house, and the most
complete, courteous attendants, the
Star at once leaped Into the front rank
among; the splendid motion-picture the
aters In this city.
-M1DX1GHT CAM IS TENSE PLAV
Columbia Theater Offer Varied
BUI Beginning Today.
That the extent of a man's heroism
cannot always be measured properly by
bis actions Is shown In a Pathe photo
Dlar entitled "A Midnight Call." which
Is scheduled as an attraction on the
bill oDenlnc; today at the Columbia, it
Is a play that carries a distinct heart
appeal and an example of noble seir
sacrltlce. It has many tnse and highly
dramatic situations. The story con
eerns a young man who has a horror
for the water because ha was nearly
drowned In the ocean when a child. His
sweetheart Is overturned In a boat, his
college chum goes to the rescue and
ha la looked upon as a coward. In after
years he becomes a physician and will
ingly gave his life to save from death
the little daughter of his former sweet
heart. "Three Babes In a Flat" la billed as
one of the funniest and most highly
entertaining Essanay comedies ever
produced. Three young married couples
take apartments In an apartment-house
where no children are allowed. After
a year rolls around the stork visits each
of the three apartments, and then the
trouble begins. The proud young par
ents prove too much for the Janitor
and the childless tenants In the house,
and win a decisive victory.
A splendid little Vltagraph comedy
drama with a rural setting Is "Back
to Eden." In which It Is shown that
there Is no "EM en" complete without Its
Adam and Eve. In this "Eden," however,
there are two Adams and two Eves
and two pairs of happy lovers. The
Pathe Weekly, with its current events
in motion pictures. Is on the bill.
"Motion Picture Dancing Lessons," a
Kalem film which created such a sen
sation at the Columbia two weeks ago,
has been secured by the management
for a return engagement beginning De
cember 28. Ssjnce this film was shown
there have been repeated demands for
Its reappearance.
REAL LIFE PLAV AT GLOBE
"The nonse of Discord' Is Powerful
Blojrrnph Drama.
How many homes are rained by Internal-discard!
How many lives are
ruined by a suppression of love and
feeling' "The House of Discord." now
on at the Globe Theater, Eleventh and
Washington, is a strong drama. Illus
trating what may happen In this kind
of a home. The husband discourages
his wife's evidences of love and the
wife Is only saved from a fatal mistake
by an accident, but It caused her years
of separation from child and husband.
It had occurred primarily through her
fcelf-rihteous sister-in-law's domina
tion and Interference. A like fate and
downfall threatened the daughter, now
reaching maturity. The mother's In
sistence separated the child from her
environment. Love and understanding
did the rest.
An decant educational rathe nature
film Is "Birds of the Marshes," a com
plete showing of these birds and their
young In the native spots.
Colored views of Naples. Italy, are
beautiful. Cutey and Lillian Walker
are seen in a sparkling comedy. "The
Life-Saver." The fashion plates, re
ceived direct from Paris, are already a
feature at the Globe.
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LICS
THEATER
F.leveath and MerrUea Ma.
Pfcoaesi Mala 1 sad A 1122
7 NIGHTS
BEGINNING
TONIGHT
Special Irlc Matlaeea TVedaesdar and Saturday
WILLIAM A. BRADY (LTD.) PUEKMTS
UGHTs
DFOR
BY GEORGE BROADHt'RST
WITH A SPECIALLY SELECTED COMPANY OF ARTISTS
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11UBAKT CAVAXATGH DOHOT11V DAVIE
CLYDE CRAWFORD FLOKE.E HESTOW
HAHHY MAC FAVDEV
Not a Dall Moment In the Entire Performance
1'laylag Everywhere to Crowded Hoaaee
PRICES
BOTH MATIVKF.S
Ire Lower Floor 11.00
Balcony. rows, lie: 10 rows 60c
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I I .owe
I Balcc
.EVEX1XGS "
rer Floor 11.50. $1.00
Balcony 1.00. 75c, 50o
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SEATS OW SELLING FOR ENTIRE ENGAGEMENT
gele, Garidel's fiance, goes to the same
restaurant with her cousin for a little
luncheon and meets Claudlne and Garl
dcL Claudlne is equal to the emergen
cy, for he says she is the wife of Don
dldier. a dealer In antiques In Paris,
and on his behalf was to transact busi
ness with Garidel. The young man
hints incidentally that Dondldler Is the
much-talkedVabout satyr.
In the second act all the characters
are. found In the shop of Dondldler In
Paris. Dondldler no sooner starts In
to do his share of the deceiving than
his wife confronts him with what she
believes to be proofs of his wickedness.
Trouble files quick and fast, but all
ends happily tn the final act. the scene
of the nymphs and satyrs ball.
CIITtTSTMAS OFFERrXG TOLD
Ideal Holiday Play, "Shore Acres,"
Is Underlined at Baker Theater.
An Weal Christmas play "Shore
Acres," which will be the offering of
the Baker Players Christmas week.
commencing next Sunday matinee. It
Is a New England drama, the first seen
here In a long time. It Is the play In
which the celebrated James Heme
achieved his greatest success. "Shore
Acres" Is a beautiful and charming
blend of comedy and pathos, and the
hero, old Uncle Nat. Is only a plain
backwoods' farmer, but seldom has the
English-speaking stage been graced by
a more lovable character.
It Is typically a home play and one
that appeala to all classes. One of the
well-known features Is the genuine
turkey dinner, every detail of which Is
In strict accordance with old-fashioned
New England customs, so dear to the
heart.
There are a great number of typical
New England characters and a story
of rare charm and never-ending Inter
est. Manager Baker selected "Shoro
Acres" because it Is peculiarly adapted
for the holiday season, has not been
played here in many years and appeals
to the young folks as well as the older
ones. It makes everyone happier and
better for seeing It.
PINK LADY" CHRISTMAS PLAY
French Farce to lie Attraction at
Heillg, Beginning Decenrber si 3.
Messrs. Stevens and Fisher's big
company of New York and London fa
vorites will return to the Helllg Thea
ter for a three-day Christmas attrac
tion, starting December 25. In "The
Pink Lady." the phenomenally success
ful musical play In three acts by C. M.
8. McLellan. author of "Leah Klesch
na." "The Belle of New York." "The
Little Cafe" and "Oh I Oh! Delphlne."
with music by Ivan CarylL director of
the Gaiety Theater. London, and com
poser of such funeful scores as those
of "Oh! Oh! Delphlne." "The Little
Cafe." "The Duchess of Dantzlg." "The
Toreadore." "The Runaway Girl" and
"The Spring Chicken."
"The Pink Lady" concerns the ad
ventures of a young man named Gari
del. about to be married, but who re
pairs to a restaurant of Compelgite for
a final luncheon with an old flame,
Claudlne. the lady in pink. It is In
the forest of Compeigne that a Beau
Brummel. a veritable satyr, recently
has kissed all the pretty girls In the
neighborhood. It so happens that An-
FAMOUS PLAYERS KEACn OCT
Mammoth Productions Under Way
From Celebrated "Movie" Stndio.
Daniel - Frohman has communicated
to the people's Amusement Company
Portland's Model Photo-Play House
Presents
ALWAYS THE BEST ATTRACTION'S
Refined and Entertaining
Programme Sunday to Wednesday
"A MIDNIGHT CALL"
Pathe Drama With a Heart Appeal
"BACK TO EDEN"
Vltagraph Comedy-Drama
"THREE BABES IN A FLAT"
Roaring Esienay Comedy
PATHE WEEKLY
Special Musical Features
Open 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
IOC ADMISSION IOC
AKE
THEATER
Broadway and Morrison 8.
rhone. Main 1. A 63CO.
UKO. L. BAHIK, Manager.
rHome of the Incomparable Baker Play era:
Week Commencing TODAY (SUNDAY) Matinee, Dec 14, 1913
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As played by Mary Mannerlng with
great success. A problem play of keen
Interest. A story that holds you. One
law for the man. another for the wo
' man. A question now discussed every
where. Stage I'ndrr Direction ef Jemen A. Bilk
t,A. .-. .4 Sunday, weanesaay itsarenn uay)
Edward Weedrnff. and Saturday
MATINEES:
Evening Prieee 53c. 33c, So
and 7&e
Sunday and Saturday Matinee
SSe, OOe
2 WEEKLY BARGAINS
All feats
Monday Of Wednea.
Night aitJC Matinee
Christmas week attraction, beginning Sunday. SHORE ACRES
the fact that the Famous Players'
Studio has been greatly enlarged, and
that there Is In the course of produc
tion such splendid features as "The
Squaw Man," "Garden of Allah." "A
Daughter of Heaven," "Joseph and His
Brethren." "The Bluebird." "The Melt
ing Pot." "Potash & Perlmntter,"
"The Deep Purple." "Alias Jimmy Val
entine." "Mrs. W'lggs of the Cabbage
Patch." "The Fourth Estate." "A Man
From Home," and an old production
of "The Silver King."
Among the directors who have been
added to the staff are Hugh Ford,
Frederick Ftanhope and Edward 8.
Morange. Mr. Stanhope's training has
been In the largest theaters of Lon
don and New York. Mr. Morange has
been the artistic guide In the stage
production of "The Garden of Allah."
He baa also visited Alaska for the
United States Government. These two
gentlemen, with Edwin 9. Porter, will
have entire charge of future produc
tions of Mr. Frohman's Famous Players.
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People's
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At
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People's
Theater
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TODAY!
First Matinee at 11:30 A. 31. The Mo
tion Picture Classic in Seven Big Acts.
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"The Sea Wolf '
Portraying the wealth of mind, the depth and thought of
experience of America's most popular author. Jack London.
It grips the heartstrings from start to finish.
NOTE Through an error, announcement was made
that the 'Battle of Waterloo' would be seen again at the
People's Theater today. This Is wrens'. The big produc
tion of "The Sea Wolf" will begin today and will con
tinue for one week at the People's Theater.
Positively No Increase In
Prices.
Bnleony toe. Lower Floor
Sue, Bex Seata SUe.
Reserve Roi Sent by
Phoning Mnrahnll M or
A SOSTt
Continuous Performance.
Curtain Rises
lltSO A. M. 8i30 P. M.
liwo P. M. 7:00 P. M.
2t30 P. M. 8l30 P. !.
P. M. IOiOO P. yi.
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Coming Week of December 2 1
Charles Haw trey in
"The Message From Mars"
WASCO PLAY IS SUCCESS
Student Present "Tompkins Hired
Man" to 34 2 Paid Admissions.
"WASCO. Or, Dec 13. (Special)
Wasco Public High School presented
Tompkln's Hired Man," a drama In
three acta, before a large audience Sat
urday evening. This Is the third play
produced by the high school during
the last 10 months. "Oak Farm" and
"Football Romance" both met the
hearty approval of audiences of over
too. However, the receipts showed ZA2
paid admissions for the last perform
ance. The Wasco High School Is favored
with students of dramatic talent, and
each performance calls for another.
The high . school maintains a good
literary and debating society which
serves as a valuable asset to the stu
dent body of SO members.
The three plays brought Into the
special school fund $424 gross receipts.
which, less expenses, netted $320. This
Globe Theater
Eleventh and Washington.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Powerful Eiograph Feature,
in Two Keels.
The House
of Discord
Pathe Nature Play,
Birds of The
Marshes
Pathe Colored,
Environs of Naples
Sparkling Comedy
The Life Saver
COTEY AND LILLIAN WALKER
Miss Lewis,
Soloist.
Insnk for the jTydT -Vb-J-TTH EATER. ' ok frtne
Moling Hear E rniTisnr " '' "T p" axo a lot a .Moving Bear.
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ADVANCED VAUDEYILLE
Matinee ". . Ie
Msht 15e 25e 24e
Phones Main 6 and A 1020
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AT TAYLOR STREET
Week Beginning Monday Matinee, Dec. 15th
CATHRINE
COUNTISS
AND HER COMPANY
In the Dramatic Playlet
THE BIRTHDAY PRESENT
LILIAN HERLEIN
STUNNING PRIMA DONNA
IN HER SINGING NOVELTY
Lew Hawkins The Brads
Five Sullys Lennett & Wilson
Three Dolce Sisters World's Events
MATINEE DAILY lOOO SEATS AT 25c
fund has been expended In purchasing
hlirh school song- books. United States
contour maps for physical geography,
supplementary readers for the grades,
equipment for athletics and track team,
equipment for class room work In ge
ometry, subscriptions for standard
magazines and educational periodicals
suitable to the several departments,
special library books such as best ma.
terial on domestic science and manual
training, securing good speeches for
graduating class sddress, and supply
ing materials which add to the general
efficiency of the teachers.
Hospital ar Completion.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash.. Dec. 13.
(Special) The new five-story 8t. Ella,
abeth's hospital in this city, under con
struction by the Klaters of Charity, will
be completed within 10 days and will
wv.uiwi vciuid v iiriBiinas. 1 lie
building contains accommodations for
12S patients. Including nearly lOu pri
vate rooms, has two operating rooms,
sleeping rooms for both nurses and
members of the order, and a separate
heating plant. The building and site
have cost 1225,000 and the equipment
will bring the cost to 1250.000. No
dedicatory exercises will be held until
the latter part of January.
Baxter Mow, Idaho's Rhodes' Man.
MOSCOW. Idaho. Dec. 13. (Special.)
The University of Idaho faculty to
night selected Baxter Mow. of Welser,
graduated last June, for Idaho's seventh
Hhodes scholar. There were four ellgl
bles. Mow Is now teaching at Rupert,
Idaho.
PORTLAND
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
TODAY
Heilig Theater
3 P. M.
53 MUSICIANS 53
Under Direction Carl Denton
J HERBERT'S "IRISH, RHAP
SODY" a feature of the
programme
POPULAR PRICES '
"The Hand of the Law"
Big Feature
Film at
the
Theater
J See Thomas J. Tynan, warden Colo
rado State Penitentiary, in remark
able photoplay of human interest.
(J See how Warden Tynan introduced
the honor system in Colorado Pen
itentiary. J See the capture of convicts by blood'
hounds.
(J See the sensational leap of escaping
convict from automobile to runaway
horse. All told in a dramatic story.
J Here comes Kinemacolor again with
a "Trip Up Mount Lowe," a new
fashicn feature, "Coiffures and
Hair Dressing," and "A Narrow Es
cape," a dashing comedy.
fj And don't overlook Esther Sund
quist, the talented violinist.
CJ H ere is another bit of interesting
news: Wednesday Marion Leonard,
the great favorite, presents "In the
Watches of the Night?' a great dra
matic story in three big, gripping
reels.
ADMISSION ALWAYS THE SAME TEN CENTS
2-.30 MATINEE EVERY DAY-2:33
Ml.t frlce. I9e. lit Anj Matinee Meat I Sc.
BROADWAY AT YAMHILL
Week Commencing Monday Matinee, Dec. 15
AN
E.XTIl AOKDIX ARV
SHOW
LEW
WELLS
MONOLOGUE
AND
SAXOPHONE
WILLISCH
. JESTlNfJ
JUGGLER
JOB M4IWKLI, IREE.TS
A
NIGHT
AT THE
BATH
10 Comedians 10
.MATIKB SKAT
ISC
DARCY &
WILLIAMS
RAGTIME
ROISTEREKS
M0ND &
SALLE
SINGERS
MIMICS
DANCERS
KATIE SAND W I N A
ATHLETIC VENUS
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Tb n-w htmr Thfilrr Is KwolutHj irw
extrtior Interior with ihr mo4
beautiful pirtom im b uern la 1'ortlmaU.
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Photoplay Hits'!
Sunday Monday Tuesday
FEATURING
"LOVE'S SUNSET".
A BEAUTIFUL STORT.
If jam waat I bar your raotioas aranard, are this pletara.
Uncle John to the Rescue
Comedy Drama
Piano Manufacturing
Highly Instructive
General Bunco's Victory
Full of Fun
The Gusher
Keystone Comedy
nil
ALL SEATS 10 CENTS
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Week Commencing Monday Matinee, December 15th
Powers Elephants
DlrMt From the pw York Hippodrome
The rfiMtloa of Two t'oatlnrata
Otto Bros. Link & Robinson
German Jesters In Mirthful Creations
Demitrescu Troupe Benson & Bell
Marvelous Bar Experts The. Pair That Please
Pantagescope Pantages Orchestra
Animated Events II. K. Evenson. Director
Don I Forget the Daily Bargain Matinee, Every Seat 15c
Popular rrlrrm Boxes and First Row Balconv Reserved. Box Office
Open From li A. M. to 10 P. M. Phones A 2i36. Main 43. Curtain at
::S0. 7:15 and 9:10.
Leonard and Onslow
IN
The Managers
f'omesy Srrraaa Svt to Moale
Fvortk aad Stark Simla-Kratlas; Flcwd. rroprletara
Week Beginning Monday Matinee, December 15th
Great Added Feature
t
12-Tango Dancers-12
A E eautif ul 1 erpaichore&n
Novelty Gorgeously Gowned and
Artistically Presented
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Prices: Nights, 15c and 25c Matinee, Any Seat 15c
The naral wireless station at Newport. 3!oom hunting li prrmltted In Vova Scotia
R. I.. rertlY rrlvfcd n.essatres echaned I from KDtmber IS to November 2S. Gatna
letiin . jtrt stations lu Arscnllns, s,uvv Is pctlfu! this year, alouee kltlra last year
inlica aslant. t nuinbrd a7.
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