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TX Tt THE items mi irnx.
Hellls Th Birth of a Na
tion." MIMtlM4l film bM4 oa
a:tory follow tag IK Civil War.
Empress Vaudevilles featur
ing Norta Dakota Ag-iealtjral
C;eg cnck Military Read tat
ta La eUli C?ra Company.
Puui- Vaudeville, feadr.
tr f avjatcal ccmef r. "Th
car f la Movtva," an4
lrch!o mrt tr tnna aa4 Riaav
BT twi catasaer aww
an at 8ae4ar. plmbr a.
La " witaia taa Vmw.-
' X uaiuoaJ vaa4vUl art la t
turad at tm CspriM Tftaatar taia
k. btffiaaiac with tk maUaaa
XcOax. It la tb Notts Dakota Africa)
turmi CaUaca crack aUZltarr a4oa4. OS
o a furtaaaV ta muA which. It
aJJ. la aaearwr to lha Zooa. pr-
f ortu all nuwr of tfrtlla aa4 gia aikl
btuoaa vf all-acatiac- Tba aqtaa
a 9t rth lkota voutba, aoa.
aaakara. asarchaata aa4 farrara.
t brai44 a moat aasaoal ai4-
tll oaartas. Tb ceo4 talar
tk Emprvaa la Ik La Wl Opra Com-
puny, a titl that ipliaa th act.
Th faataoa Tbaiur oluns Int
avoaical ca4v for lea b4Uara aa4
. Tfc Dear of tb Mt. 41
rtaa? coacaotloo of uattnllt alr
aa4 4utrcttoa. Tb coa4 foatur. a
liaa oromiaia-. la aaatch by Mtaa
Umu aa4 air. Rraa. It la aal4 to
tb bt-4r4 au4Ttlla act that haa
cam aat la maajr 4ar.
. Th Kll!c Tbalr apaa to4ar a
kbr Mki' tub of th aaaaattoaal film
Tw Iwrth of a Naiioa." Tb Rim la
f.uoJ4 oa th l4Ijr rtad book "Tb
Utunut. ' It la apvctacvlar and
clotB4 la a hMtorl.-al Ml tine. It r-
aaaiaa I b how 4TeutIr It (at
lows acopix! hiitorr la tb prot
tloa of th fact. ikro ba praia4
it aa mut valuabl aa a work ef hla
terr Ba4 lotrt!a: aom ba op
load It for tb raaaoa that It unduly
color talquilou acta ef tb rcoa
aervictioa pn or mould mlhafa
uiiait out or Bia how aish'y r-
At ct rat, th Sltn baa ba a aoa
aitoa whrTr It la abowa. lrjl
bcau of th Bamnwib cal oo a hlcb
It ta produced and th UlUnf ltct
with whtca It la anablcd to fold back
u yaara.
Oa wk away ! tb OBaning of th
rkar Taoatar. bat for all that th
Ifctkar la a hbl of laduatry. Dt
tr Walter Ctlbort ta rapidly whlpploc
tat iUm tb aw compaay. and hla
crowa of acary car pacta rs and artlata
laT alraady throwa aom aw affacta
tato plac. Tb opanla will b ttrxt
Knnday aftarooon. tiaptmbr , with
-Wlthla th l-w " ITaacaa MrHaary
1atna- tb laadinr rol and fcdward
woodruff playlna oppoaita, A food run
af plara la protia4 for tho aaaaoo.
Tho compaay tbia yaar la to b under
la diract manacamnt-of Mlltoo tiaa
nraa. Oaorco babar hava rallaquUhrd
hla lataraata atnc (otas Into city af-
lair aa ctiy t'onniMiootr.
MIUTARr WXEJS T EMPRESS
Crack Sajaaif ta Army Maneuver
aoj DrllU I Ucadlloor.
VUltary wak ia to b(la at tb
ipr with in matina thla aftar
aowa tb aaw ahow baln( headlined
rr tb -orta Dakota crack qu4
army maauevera and drlila. Th uad
la cerr.poead of Bin young- man. who
ar oa a furlouch from tb North La-
aota Agricultural ColI at rarco
Tor a u4evnie tour. Rapidity and ao.
uricy mark tb entartalnmant of the
lnlt auad. which ta eatabliahlng tb
reenrd of wteaina mart appiaua than
any pthr act inr booked to tour Lb
f r w eat.
L'r.ll routine aa followed la tmwgi
u niited bv tb collet aoidiere and
a featur of their act ta aa exblbtuoa
f wall-acalloa' aa manipulated by th
tartmta armiaa of tb world. Tbe
iu1 gee through all drill with
r'ocklike precision aad th ral n.
r'etlaa of marrbra eibtblted ahow that
th ti!i4 aoldiar bv attained par.
fret unity. Tb act laate 2 minute
aad th 4rtllinj praraele without a
BAmot a pua.
O.-aad opera ta Best la Importaac la
th new 140V, two handaom vomit
ad I man (urmtag La flail Opra
Comnasy. eCarlr.g a reportoir which
1 21 a la ataay popuaar ballade aa well
aa :etcal bum bar. Tba vaudeville
graad opera atngar war recruited
from soutK mueual organlaatlona of
a Cast aad la covering th Suiilvaa
A Coaaidta circuit they ar pralsad
very w bar a being on of tb b.g
it f lie show. Ourethy Henke. con.
trait of the con-pacr. wa ttvled "Th
Araartcaa Baanty br Can Dtl'.erd
M4U, nailc .Title of tb Cb.cago Tr.b
ua. Othr member of tb company
ar Li.'iao 9iala eoprano: Alfred A.
iCaaborg. tenor, and Harold B. Gould,
baritone. Every member of tb com.
van baa be a a atarred la (rand asd
lirM apara.
- .Nova. ;v haa third plac In th
waaa show. This la presented by
ta Oregorva. "Thoe Ozark Folk.' wba
h-4v aa act featurtneT whiatting by
racary. who I programmad aa
"Axaru-a'a greateet whistler." This
act also introduce France Mk
Oratory la a laughable conception of
a funny gt.-le of tb hills of tfoulbera
Vleaolitl aad Nortb-a Arkansaa lira,
erea-ary make bar first appaaranr a
riia Hapkina aad Chan ta a J'.rfy to
veolng droea. Th act ef th Urag.
rya ba bean landed by reviewer as
b-eiag sovel aad atartalatof lb rough,
aat.
Tkea coma "Tba Toub'e Ptattdard.
a aaeteb t t ta4 by W. A. Burneil
aad compaay. Tbt playlet M pre
Bt4 at tb Paatti Empress a few
wks as aad carad aob socceae it!
was book ad to cover tb rat ofttb
Pulllvma Cons. dine circuit. It I a
4ri;plx dJSB-.a buU arousil fulca oil
life troll tloa baa set for- men aad
woran.
Meadel aad Nagel, treat musician,
will entertain with violin and accordion
playlnc tach play a solo aad their
repartoir contalna popular ballads
aad ragtime selections.
Juggling Wilbur, who ba numerous
unique feat and aurprlaea. will com
plete tb new show. Wilbur baa tbe
e 'reputation of hearing mora novelty la
I ble act than aay other Juggler who baa
toar4 tb Far Wast recently.
several try-ont acta will b pre
sented at tb Empreee Beit Thursday
Bight alter tb aacond how. Try-out
niaht now la a regular featur at tb
Kmprvaa and many Portland entertain
era kits brokea Into vaudeville alter
carina success before tb Empr
crowd. Tb local act booked aa extra
attractlone at tho Etnpresa ar se
lected from th entertainer who ap
pear at th Tbursday-alcbt try aula.
dhows bow rbang at tb Empress
rrary Sunday In at aad of Monday aad
at tho mattne today there will b a
complete chaag ef programme. Four
show ar givsn every Sunday, th
matina starling at J and three
alght aboara beina staged, beatnnlng
at 1. Tb Empre I advartised aa
"Tba Caoleat Bpot la Town.
CMArtlX ACT AT P.1.VTAGES
DLxon'a novel aad play. "Tb Clans
man." will have a small Idea of tbe
"Birth ef a Nation." yet Dlxon'a work
I but a small portion ef Griffith's
production. It foe back to tb time
of th coming of African slaves to
North America, 'continuing; with tb
various pbaaea of tb Slav question,
and It bearing on United States his
tory. Tho Civil War la depleted with
Ita dtfeata and victories. Then comes
tb assaeainalion of Abraham Lincoln,
tbe ordeal of tb leconatrucilon period,
with Ita trying times ta the South, tba
Ku-Klux-Klan uprising, and finally tb
coming cl peac aad prosperity.
News and Gossip of Plays
and Players.
By lease Caaa Baer.
"Mars of tbe Movie"' Open Ran
With Die Programme Tomorrow.
To se such moUoa plctur favorltee
as Cbarll Cbaolln. Fatty Arbuckla
Bronco Billy Anderson aad Mary Pick-
ford la real Ufa will b tb njoyable
vent at Panlage for th weak begin
ning with tb matlne tomorrow, when
Stars f tb Movies." tb big bummer
mulcal fare, la presented her for tbe
ort time.
Ed Armstrong, th musical comedy
favorlt. will b featured In tb caat
aad will b eorrounded by a larg com
pany of skillful entertainers aad a big
auty chorua. Th latent aong nit
and th brightest line with a keen bit
of a plot will go to mak th produc
tion the breexleat of bummer entertainment.
Manager Johnson baa arracired for a
9K'tai children's matina Saturday,
eeptsmber 4. at i iO. when th lltt!
folk will be atrtalnd by Karl Emmy
and his peta on of th best animal
acts la vaudeville. . an J ona tbat.wlU
pleas old aad young. Mr. Emmy has
group of educated doga that are
without peer la vaudeville, and .tbelr
par f ormaxic Is a triumph for man's
lllty to educate anlmala The act
will b th special added attraction.
Lalla twlbipl. th Venus oo " heels.
will prsnt another striking nombsr
on tb procramm. Mil. Selblnl Is
tbe wonderful beauty wbos perfect-
ness of ngurs and feature created
International comment. She la a sen
sational cyclist, aad th act la a suc
cessful one.
Breaking the Bank" Is the highly
entertaining vehirl in which Sullivan
aad Mason will appear. Th act is a
great laughing bit and tba comedy la
dean.
Inneas snd Ryan are d lux enter
tainers whoa songs ar nw and
tchy and wbos dances and patter
heap everyone pleased.
Tb Fantagea orchestra will b heard
a concert and tb Marvel Movla will
round out tb programme.
Mm. Henrietta t fcerrls and bar If
models In a aeries of reproductions of
th world s masterpieces will be seen
for lb final performance this after
noon and tonight, th first perform
ance starting at 30 la the avsnlng.
Tb matinee is at 3 i.
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I of other folk who read th nam
my family wished on m. Marl A
Schrader. la tb Dramatic Mirror,
thinks I am a man. Overlooking en
tirely my final "a." Atari, who is
Madam CrlUc la that excellent mas
aala. read my Leon for Leon, aad
tbas pigeonholes m as maeeullna. And
I'm not. aad never wanted to be. Right
In her I could writ a. chapter oa
why I wouldn't be. But I prefer to
let you sa what Marl has to say.
aba la clever and says ttr-nicely. Be
cause aha I ao clever. I can forgive
her thinking I am Leon, which Is al
most as damning aa Cyril or Roy.
Com to consider It. Leon Is th worst.'
Not that Madam Critic Marl come
ruht oat and says ah misread my
moniker, sbe only caila ra a "gen
tleman." And that, to my suffragist
soul la quit aa weird as beina" thought
a Leon. However, to Marie's comment,
ah says:
A cry freer, the Far West bss Just reached
me in tna enape or an extract from the
Portland ,, Oragon.. , which ,h. ' J" ' thla'-aSml i
I mtirsaaRa II
PfeawaaTaTsyy'aaWe
coo tin tint tmarln that thy mr pottfnc
nrthln "or" oa thnx tbara btur
I hAV4 tnr BoniMr or minai one oa in
CoJ(, ma who p-abiun big Dwipapri
Soros of Tthm bttvo coo tnero from th
EC Thoy nJoy Nw York knly; and
tiiay know -Now Tork. too; all tba beat eluba.
aa wall aa tho hotels anil amusamant
placea but do you auppoao I coutd pr
auada ono of thoao powers to aay tnat ba
preferred New York to tba coast?
Never! Tber siva due appreciation to our
isiana ror taeir (ooa times wniie nere, oui
toey poucs.y aaa mat mey are ia mmi
uit West-to live that there is a mre. ana
tho same time a wbolesomaness, about
that cails them back after tba b-vvs
been here a little while.
If the Orerontan rentleraan aoean t exas;-
rerate end Westerners as m rule do not
Portland is In tbe haolt of seelne an U qua ted
chorus damea. That la too bad. If our
beauties only rUxod now lncere!y their
charms would ta appreciated so far from
borne, I feel qmte sure thy would m win-
to tak s chance on tno aiKomiorw w
travel and aive the Pacific Coast a real
treat. It would be a clever move on the
wnir comments boon anma g,
BJaKKR S.VLKS I'.ElVJtRrlXGED
Monday Bargain Xlrhl Scats to Go
to Ilrst AppUcanta..
same seat conditions will prevail
at the Baker Theater th coming sea
son aa heretofore with but on excep
tion, and that is. oa account of the
many complaints and request from tb
general public no aeason seata will be
eld for llooday bargain night. , At
first this may cam aa a son of shock
to those who have been bavins' tbalr
regular seata for tbe paat several years.
ut the old way works a severe bard-
Itp on the majority who are not able
to securo any of tb limited number of
la and are thereby deprived the
whole aeason of enjoying" the Monday
argaia night privilege. Every Tuea
day morning, after next Tuesday, tb
sal will open for th following Mon
day bargain nigh: with a clean sheet
nd It will a a strict rul that those
who first com will be first served.
giving all an uual chance every week
for tb popular rargala performance.
Season seata tor th other performances
win be bald Just tb same as always,
including the three bargain matlne.
Sunday. Ttedneeday aad Saturday.
Tb coming season, with the excel
lent compaay announced and tbe superb
line ef plas that are to be presented
promises to be on of th beat stock
season Portland has ever bad. Baker
pricea bav been acaled to meet fiaaa
cial conditions, a fact Portland theater
goers will appreciate.
BIG PICTUKE AT HK1LIO TODAY
"Birth of a Nation," Bait Million
Dollar Spectacle, Offered.
Th -Birth of a Nation." D. W. Grif
fith's balf-mlllloa-dollar masterpiece,
will be offered to Portland tolka at the
Helllg today. Tbe picture, which Is
founded on Thomas Dixoo's story. The
Clansman." was viewed at private ex
hibition Wednesday sight by the ceneor
board aad Invited newspaper repre
sentative. Ibe "Birth ef a Nation" Is the big
picture tbat will set a new standard
for admiasloa cherg. which started at
fl a at In New York, and Is aull run
ning, la 14 weeks It bad played to
.ttvv.0Oe people at that price. At th
present time It Is beina; shown In four
other big- cities.
Tboaa a bo ar famlligr a lib Thomas
nrattv etrle sea ami
Of course, you must realise tbat Madame
crtlla .lent referrtne to - tbe aueer. 411.
Assorted 'sets of sntlqusted chorus dames
at are sent out to us on ths Coast lu-.ths
everaga aiuaicsi plsrs. She meana the sor
r-ouv Kood.lookins creatures who ornaniapt
the Broidmmy productions and stsy in Near
York while the ahow season is on. They
do not have to leave their handsome apart.
aaaata. so aom a trapeelag acroae tbe conrl
neni. w a saw a few of them with the
uecteld abew, and the Winter Garden corn
panles bring them to us, and Blanche Ring
useu LO.
New. lbs man who wrote that seams ts
b very sensible aad kind-hearted.
(WelL I'd rather have her say I'm
sensible snd kind-hearted than call me
a "nice little thing.") Marie foes on
roaalbly he haa bean to New Tork a few
time himself end understands Its lrreslattb;
sttractlons for the youns girls snd baiJful
women wno evidently prater to laae im
Just as comfortably aa thav can to "trapes.
Ing across tbe continent." as hs describes
tba trip In appreciative terms.
I am sure that were he to listen to
bit ef Intimate conversation among -those
sins wno. tor ens reason or anotnei chiefly
because tber are aot beautiful enouah
touch the Broadway stsndard are obliged
to do the trapeetng. be would eympatutae
lth them In their Journeytnira. If lh
beautlea .could Jump from New Tork t
Portland. I believe that they would be glad
to make tbe trip frequently, and no doubt
in a snort time wouio pe eins-inr or tn
dsilghta of that Weetem city as sffectlvely
aa they shrill the joys or our circus street.
But when there la a Ions list of cities.
towns, hsmlsts which Intervene, together
with all the dlecomforta or unaccustomed
food, lodrings and sleepless, nights on so-
commodaMon trams, it Is not strange th
a beautiful, popular and luxury-loving
chorua girl shrugs her pretty shoulders.
gives a scornful glance, and says, ''Broad'
ear tr nothlns."
And what are tbe poor msnajrers to dot
Tner orrer a:t eorts or inducements: ror.
naturally, they wtea their out-of-town com-
panlee to maintain their standard Tor beauty
for which they were noted before they
beran trapesing, but In the faoaa of the
pretty strls of the front row they are help-
laa it would seem aa easy mstter to aia
eover other girle. equally aa pretty to fill
the pieces of the balky ones, but don't you
oe:ieve it.
Thar are so many thins required of
freat-row girla to maks bar mora desirable
than ethers In ths ssvsral hundred com'
petltore for the aame position. If a girl
wants to know Juat bow pretty she Is.
should sdvtae ber to svply to the manage
meat of a Mg musical production which ia
enssglng Ita chorua. it won t taaa long to
learn- all ber good ana bad points la no
tetaaable terms. tt'e a aevere teat, but
aorta taklna whan in douot-
Kexllr. tne stanaara or beauty mat va
competent to bask m the glare of tbe atr one-
eat calcium aavd to be- inapecteo at ci
range along tbe aisles snd runwsrs Is vary
high, aa any aumoer or sine rrom small.
distant towns have discovered, in tea
vee.n women hava beea brouebt up. . by
reeeoa of Ibe admiration ef the village In
which uir live, te believe that all may
have te do la to walk Into tbe moat no Lao
beauty-eelector mahegefa office sad
niece in the front row la theirs.
But beasty In Backbay aad beauty la
New Tork are two difterant types. I bavs
heard mur an. strsbsera t our city.
say that they can see more beautiful' girls
ea eae block en Broadway than tbey could
la aa aftemooa'a stroll elsewhere. Like the
irl from the eme.1 town who has been
told that she la a bora actress becsuse sbs
e s a poem or ao la waat
ta ba called "elocution." the village belle
teems ea arriving aa Broadway that tbe
eemoeiltto la everpowerlng. and she b
got te enow tnem, ia oraer to meao a siarr
la a position, where sne wui attract at
tentiaa. tor beaut from all these United
Statee te ea display here. and. aa a maa 1
know r.kea ta express It, "one becomes vary
chaoay. '
The gentiemaa ea Tbe cregeniaa Knows
ail this, ror uae moat ox tnoee vtesisra
sswspaper men. ne doubt, be make a trip
East ta tb Waldorf at least ono year.
aad remalae long enough to transact all bis
business, aad "look tem ever" bealdea.
tall you thoae western men are not miss.
Ing anything ia tbe amusement field, and if
prats arenTS -wno irapee ec?-oaB mi
20th Astoria Annual Regatta
ASTORIA, OaU SEPT. I-S-4
Tbe Blrteet Water Carnival ta the North
west. a or urxicier euotoreoel .
Contests f tb. Pae CoaaU
ef Cattee! Stalea Xavy Will Participate
Dare of Water aad Land Sport A
ateXOJUA 1XVIIJUI aOU
from a subsiltut.
Lonls GunnlntT was married a fort
nlarht aso in San Diego. Cal. Her hus
band Is Oscar Selling, a violinist in the
Brahms quintet. The marriage Is the
result of a romance begun when the
llftht opora star met the violinist six
niontb ago on their adjoining- ranches
at Sierra fadr. t-Rl. miss uunnins,
who has been fllllnar a European- en
gsgemenf, was forced by the war to re
turn to America. .-No sooner bad she
arrived here than she hastened to her
Western ranch. She is one of the few
stars who really bag a country estate
lp huiitle to when war clouds threaten.
Bo many country estates, you know.
exist only in the mind of the press
agent, or the atar herself or himself.
Anyway. Hiss Gunning" met her neigh
bor rancher and now she is airs, bei
ltnav 'Miss Gunning- was the Star In
"The Balkan Princess" and in Mar-
celle." and has made a record for her
self and- records for anyone else
phonoftraphically inclined, of her voice,
with Madame ShumaDn-Uelnck. The
two are close friends.
sea
A report from Berlin ssys that S500
German actors are fighting for their
country. Many of them have dlstln
guished themselves anjl won the iron
cross. Noted actors like J'aul wegner.
Ernest - Muita and Otto Province re
ceived the iron cross of the first class.
and 22) members of the stage tbe Iron
cross, second class.
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Five companies ar touring the conn.
try in "Under Cover." which Is coming
to tb Helllg this Fail.
m m w
Billy (Single) Clifford is In Billings,
on. the Yellowstone, with a musical
comedy company and next week Al
Jolson arrives.
'o Seat, No Fare, Is Threat. -TRENTON.
Aug. 24. The City Com
mission has under consideration ths ad
visability of enforcing the no-seat-no-fare
ordinance, passed some years ago.
The question was brought before the
Commission by -he Central Labor
Union, whose representative called at
tention to the fact tbat a fine of 250
imposed in 1911 for a violation of this
act was never collected. The Commis
sion will now go after the fine. The
trolley company officially announced
acquieaence in the Utility Board's order
against abolishing the strip ticket.
DYE SECRET IS ; SOLVED
American Chemists Devise Way to
Overcome Effects of War.
HAKTFORD. Conn Aug. 21. With
tbe announcement here recently that
Philadelphia hosiery manufacturers
blocked at all points in the attempts to
get tbe precious aniline dyes necessary
lor their plants and Heretofore fur
nished by Germany, bad under Dela
ware laws formed the American Co
operative Dye & Chemical Works, cam
the solution of the secrecy pervading
the mysterious heavily-guarded factory
at Chester, Conn where the townspeo
ple were sure poisonous gas bombs were
being manufactured, because of the yel
low-tinted smoke.
On account of the scarcity and 'con
sequent high price of phenol, a special
plant has Just been finished where the
first batch of carbolic acid crystals ever
made in America was produced a few
days ago. According to original form
ulae, solved by a Russian chemist for
merly employed in Germany, a black
dye has been made and has withstood
all tbe severest tests of iuo experts.
who say that, black having been dis
covered, the other colors are easy.
The factory is being conducted by
Dr. I. V. Stanislaus, of South Bend, Ind..
and William Aims, a Philadelphia dye
expert. Secretary C. B. Carter, of the
Philadelphia Hosiery Manufacturers
Association, says the tests are beyond
expectation, and that tbe factory in
time will supplant all need for imported
Gerjnan dyes. .
GOOD SAMARITAN IS. FINED
Man Arrested for Giving; Ice for 111
Baby on Sunday. ;
METUCHEN. N. J., Aug. 24. Record
er Bundy. of Linden, sentenced Ludrlck
Sipp to three months In the Union
County jail in default of payment of
275 fine after convicting him of break
ing the law by selling ice on Sunday.
Sipp is arranging for an appeal to a
higher court- tie is an ice dealer, ana
said in court that Sunday .he had I
opened his Ice bouse at tbe earnest so
licitation of one of bis customers who
wanted the ice for a sick baby. He
said that he did not ask or receive any I
money for the lea
Policeman Dunn, who saw tbe chunk
of Ice leaving Slpp's ice house. Imme
diately arrested him. A scuffle en
sued and th policeman was quit I
mussed" up. In defending Sipp at the
hearing- his counsel. Lawyer Bender,
dwelt upon the story of the good Samaritan.-
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Washington at Park Street, Beginning Today
Second Big Week
Portland's Greatest Favorite
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NEW SONGS EVERY DAY
SmGING TODAY
"The Holy City," "Annie Laurie,"
"Last Rose of Summer."
Francis X. Bushman
THE,LADIES' FAVORITE
.. .. AND.
Marguerite Snow
' ' - - in '- : :'
Hie Second in Gommand'
Uncruml'xl VaudervCIewBroadve-atw ait Alder
Playinir Exclusively Big-Time Act at Popular Prices
Week Beginning Monday Matinee, August 30
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The Musical Success of the Summer Season.
"Stars of the Movies"
A. Cyclonic Musical Fare of the Motion-Picture World. With Ed
. Armstrong and a Big Chorus.
INNESS & RYAN
The Smart Entertainers.
LALLA SELBINI
The Venus on Wheels.
SULLIVAN & MASON
In "Breaking- .the Bank."
MARVEL MOVIES
Special Added Attraction
Karl Emmy and His Pets
Tb Act Delightful for the Little Folk.
(Don't Forget the Children's Matinee, Saturday. September 4. 2:80 P. M.
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ens ssd First Rew Baleeay Seaita elewerveet by PTioae Hmm
A 223a. Taree Skews ba&ly StSO, 7s30 aad P. M.
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1 . , Charles Frohman's Signal Success
I in Which John Drew Scored
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" i ' frar I r.ar Suadaya and Eveninga, 10c and 15c. B
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Wash, at Park f'j- I ,
Today. Until Wednesday. . f a.4 J ' H
THE! NOTED ACTOR, f :J' T ' l 1
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WARWICK JO
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The Stolen Voice
A Story ef a SOOO-a.Week Artist Who, Suddenly Without wara
lag, Loses Bla Voice aad Become a Motion-Picture Star.
A PHOTOPLAY WITHIN A PHOTOPLAY
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Opening Announcement
THE FAMOUS BAKER PLAYERS
AT BAKER THEATER BROADWAY AND MORRISON STS. .
Season 1915-16. . Beginning Sunday Matinee, September 5, 1915.
In Bayard Veiller's Remarkable Play of Modern Times
WITHIN THE LAW
To be followed by tbe strongest line of New York successes and produc
tions ever offered in Stock here. Greater Company than ever, including:
many of the foremost favorites Portland has known. - . ,
- . NOTE. THE PRICES Evenings 25c, 50c .Box, and Logft Seats 75c ..
All Matinee and Monday Special Bargain Performance All Seata (xcept
Box and Lose), 25c.