THD , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , I.IOIIDAY, . JULY . 7, 1013.
THEATRICAL NEWS AT HOME AND ELSEWHERE IN SUNDAY JOURNAL
Go put your creed Into your tfeed, j : V
Nor apeak -with double tongxie. .-
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Every noble crown Is; and on earth will forever be, a crown of thorns.
Carlyle.
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Small Boy Is Hit
Of. Pickford.
Picture
'.Youngster Playwig in "Daddy
Long Legs" Real Star of
Of Production.
' Bi. S. B. Jr.
'tttitH due respect to Mlsa Mary
V VViMckford, and the million or tw.o dol
lars -a -year she commanded In salary
'before ahe went Into business for heraelf,
.It strike a that the real star ot "Dad
dy Long -Iegra, her new picture at
the liberty thia weeky la a youn per
former .whose name doesn't even appear
'n the, program. -'W -:'': :-:7
He is probably known as "Specks." or
"Spot.? or possibly "Skinnay," however,
and he's, the lad who, with Miss Pick
ford, aa-Jeruaha Abbott, promotes the
"great prune strike" at the, orphanage
,ln the early part of the picture.
"Speck If a natural born comedian.
He must be because he's evidently such
a youngster that he. hasn't had years
enough to develop such a temperament,
and If, as he geU older, he doesn't
become -obsessed - with hte own genius
nd spoil himself, theftp would seem to
v be a great future for him. His MJag"
scene, following his familiarity with the
I bard cider jug, la ' Quite as delightful
1 as It la mirthful. -
Speck's". "Bun" Is quite a clean, nap
i py eventone that we are almost
1 tempted, to envy. His picture work
t throughout Is expressive and refreshingly
natural. , . " .
J "Daddy, Long Igs' In general is a
t wel presented f Urn story, of Jean Web-
ster's Welb-known story and play, staged
and photographed. It is Miss Pickford's
i first effort under the management of her
mother, and she sets herself a splendid
""precedent for future effort.
"Daddy Long Legs' is veritably "pack
- Ing 'em in" at the Liberty. Manager Paul
-Noble has his usherettes gowned in cal-
Ico in keeping with the atmosphere of
the film.
"CALENDAR
' ROADUTTRACnO? .
HEIIM Brosdwsy at Taylor. : Otis Skinner, in
, "The Honor of the Family.' 8 0.
VACDKV1IXH ' . -
V PANTAOES - Broadway at Alder, fligh chn
. Taudsrill. and photoplay feature. AfUrnoon
and trailing. Program changes Monday after-
noon. ' - " '
HI Pl'ODROM E B road wsr at Yamhill. Acker
i man s Harris, vaudeville and photoplay fea
i. turn. Aiternoon and night. .
: " STOCK
' ALCAZAR -ElenU and Morrison. Musical
comedy stock company, in "Very Good Eddia."
' 8:20. . . i .
JAKIO - Fourth and Start, ' Lytic Musical Fare
Comedy company, in "The Tonriat." Every
eTaning and afternoon except Thursday after-
- noon, - - - -. -
; rHOTOPtTS ,
COLUMBIA Sixth and Stark. Wallace BeM.
in "Yem're Fired." 11 l. m. to 11 p. m.
LIBERTY Broadway at Stsrk. Mary Pickford.
in "Daddy Lous Less." 11 . m. to 11 p. m.
. MAJESTIC Washington at Park. Bex Beach's
nt "Tb. Crimson ; Gardenia." 11 a, m. to 11
p. w. ,
"'STRAND Washington between Pat and West
,j I'srk. Vsuderiile, photoplays. 11 a, to. to
,u - 11 s. n. --
tiGLOBB - Wsshtneton nr Eleven th. Julian
- , Kltitice, in "Tbe Widow's Misht." 11 a. m.
" to 11 p. m.
!;SJN8ET Wsshlncton near Broadway. "The
Still AJarm." Charlie Chaplin, in "A Doe's
' Life." 1 1 a." at. to 11 p. ns, , .
"'C1RCUE- Fourth near Washington. Cecil De
' Mules "Don't Change Tour HusWmi.' 11
a. at. to 4 o clock the next morning. ,
- PARKS AND KKSORTH
i..C0tNClt-CREST Dancing every evening ex-
cept Sunday. , ounday afternoon concert. Con
" . eessions. - - : .
OAK$ AMUSEMENT PA HK Armstrong Folly
J, ' company mui-! travesty. Bkating, boating,
i. COIX'MBIA BtlAC'ir Bathing, .dancing and eon
m crtKions.
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MARYr childishly innocent-Maiy, is to be hung. j Not in a movie drama, but in the National
Gallery in Washington, D. C. The portrait will picturevthe premiere of American movie
'queens in an appealing pose with curls hanging o'er her shoulders and a -big sunbonnet
dangling from her arm. The picture here shows Miss Pickford posing for her- portrait in her
home on Fremont Place, Los Angeles. : ; The artist is Matteo Sandona. J V ' , -
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Many Thrills; on
Nfew Program
at Majestic
Rex Beach's "The Crimson Gar
denia," Is Photoplay of In
terest and Intrigue.
-A tTDIENCES -attending the opening:
ta-performanca uf The Crimson Gar
denia" - at the , Majestic Sunday were
kept in a state of delightful and thrill
ing; auBpenae front the besinnirg of the
picture up to . the very last reef.. The
story is a plcturization of a novel by
Rex Beach and with New Orleans at the
height of the '"Mardl Gras" as a back
ground, the settings are as gorgeous
as could be Imagined. Mystery and
romance are i so Interwoven in the plot
of the film as to furnish a narrative
that compels absorbing and attentive In
terest, "-'i
Leadlnir parts are taken by Owen
Moore and Hedda Nova and Tully Mar
shall. The entire . cast Is well chosen
and the parts admirably acted. Mr.
Moore takes the part of an outwardly
blase New Torker visiting the Crescent
city during the carnival and " infected
with contagion of romance and, mystery
surrounding the city during the festival.
Donning a black domino mask. Moore
The unucually deKciouGeflalty pie cruet made vith
Mazola is astonishing. Perfect dijectibility follows
every tixne-r-even vifli thoce vho complain of deK
cate stomachs that cannot digest animal fats.
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. DcUclon3 Pic Crust. .. : -:
2cuptFlour ' ? Pinch of Salt . ----:
2 cup Mazola 1 . Jce Water ; "
Work Mazola well into the flour and salt, add enough ice water to hold together,
about one fourth of a cup roll crust out at once.
CCiTI PECwUCTS REFCsTiG CO.
sets out among the pleasure seekers In
search of adventure. He meets Madelon
(Hedda Nova), a French girl and is
mistaken by her for her.. cousin Emile
an escaped . prisoner whom she lias
never seen.f Mistaken at the same time
as Emile by a-band of counterfeiters
seeking his life, Moore and , the French
girl set out to escape.' After numerous
thrilling, escapea. the two bring the
crooks to jusUca and, the picture ends
happily. . - - ,
An enjoyable : addition ' to. the film
was the music furnished r by the Cecil
Teague, who made his Initial bow to
Portland moving- picture audiences-Sunday
on the Majestic' s new .Wurlltzer
organ. Mr. Teague demonstrated fully
his right to be classed among the "king
of organists.'. . n ;rr--,--
Baker Is Closed -;
Until Sept. 1
With Its performance last night of
"Merely Mary Ann," the Baker stock
company completed lt current season at
the Baker theatre, and that house will
remain closed now until September 1,
when, Manager -Milton Seaman prom
ises, the company with many familiar
faces and some new ones will open the
1919-20 season. The . members of . the
company will scatter in "different direc
tions for their vacation period. The "sea
son, according to Mr. Seaman, has been
one of the best In the history of the
Baker.'
An Australian engineer has Invented
an engine that Is run by sewer gas.
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'Oh, What a Nightr
. Breezy Comedy at
The Oaks, Is Winner
The Oaks amusement park and the
big park auditorium held favorable audi
ences at both Sunday performances 1 ot
"Oh, What a Night," a breezy musical
comedy in which the popular Armstrong
Folly company J s appearing this 'week.
Presenting an intimate picture of cab
aret life in San : Francisco after mid
night, "Oh. .'What a : Night" , comes to
a comically sad. ending with the trials
of Flannlgan and Hogan, represented
by Ed Armstrongjind George Rehn, in
getting out of jalL Not only the cabaret
scenes, but those' in the Jail also, give
Armstrong and Rehn much opportunity
to display their abilities. '
Ferqueta Courtney, leading lady, sang
"iohnny's in Town" - in her - usual de
lightful . manner. Miss Grace Newton
led, the Winter Garden chorus in a nov
elty skipping rope . number that suc
ceeded Jn. bringing out new- possibility
for the principal and chorus as well.
Howard Evans, partner' of Miss Newton,
sang. The Armstrong male trio, Ives,
Farnsworth and Leahy, teame in for. g
large measure of appreciation when they
rendered "Friends." . '-
"Oh, What a Night" will continue at
The Oaks throughout the week, with a
special performance Thursday Just be
fore the display .-of fireworks promised
as the spectacle of the season by Man
ager John F. Cord ray. ,
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Products Cook
Dock cont&bu 63
pstacf prrctic
slsatl tested re-dpesJIaadsoTae-Ij
illustrated.
today fir it.
rjnHAT a fellow starta the day j with
X a bad taste in his mouth when he
mistakes his ' shaving cream . for , the
tooth paste. V1.: !;'...
That today is cleanup day for ,
automobiles that spent the , end-of-the-week
holidays on ; the country
roads.
- That a woman's screams are joot v
- always cries of distress. : ?
That she- may be practising her
vocal lesson.'."-' .!. v-
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v That you can hear 'em early In
the morning as. you pass - the old -.
postofflce. : ' ? . :-v . v.
That fire Saturday night j
could be seen from the Rose City."
' PaTk district on the east side. . .: .
That to locate a bisr blaae frem a :
distance is a deceptive proposilson.
)
,' That' were it not that someone
would suffer thereby, it would be .
a fine thing If all the shacks along .
the waterfront were burned. '.
- That we are old fashioned enough,
if you want to call it that,1 to eat
pie for breakfast. . . . ; t i
Two Ex-Soldiers
And Ooos County
'Rancher Married
Marshfield, July 7. Rudolph Sandine,
master of the bay boat Ivy Leaf .and
recently returned from army service, and
Miss Trinnctte Iiksonen of Lakeside
were married j at the home ! Of Ravj
A. G. Anderson, who performed the cere
mony. .-i :. .i".' ri:
' 'Roy Cobliegh:of Reedsport was mar
ried to Miss Gladys Schneider of Em
pire at the . home or the bride s father,
W. G. Schneider, Rev. H. F. White,
pastor of the Nortn Bend United Breth
ren church, performing v the ceremony.
The groom was recently discharged from
army service in the spruce division and
is now employed at the electric light
plant at Reedsport. '
Frank Stock of Sumner, near Marsh'
.field, and Miss Edda Benham of the
Fairview district of the county, were
married at . the county seat and spent
their honeymoon at Fourth of July cele
brations in ther"d istrict. The groom is
a rancher and ' the couple will reside
at Sumner, - Both are 'members of old
Coos county families. - ."v,
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Texas Rangers
Picture at :
. . Strand J
'v 7.
Local, Shipyard Tenor; Accorded
Ovation . by; Apprecfativeu '
; . ' Audiences.
THEN Man IUiei-Mone Is
--Y the tlUe-of the latest Bill Rus
sell, photoplay, a speclacular western,
presented. 40 applauding Strand theatre
audiences yesterday, but, there are few
moments in it .when . "Wild Bill" is
alone. ,." Be enters at tbe head of a
squad of Texas Rangers, and thereafter
he'a usually tangling with Mexican bant
dlts, , t either individually or in ' the
Ranger vanguard, . -'-- ;
- "There's nothing alow about ;,Whert
A-. Man. Rides t Alone.' . Ifs crammed
full of pep and ponch, , offers , hate
vendetta that blossoms .'into romance,
eye-shooting- panoramas -of the-, border
country and such- intimate weutern
things . as hard t riding and straight
shooting, y ' - - . o . ; .
Russell la bappy in the role of Cap
tain Bonfire. Ranger chief, while he is
supported by Carl Stockdale,' than
whom no more villainous screen vil4
lain-exists, and Olga . Grey, who plays
a. vamp-heroine part.' -
Ernest Crosby, Portland shipyards
tenor, ' is due for big .things in vaude
ville His appearances yesterday par,
took-of the nature of ovations, encore
following encore as fans absorbed pop
ular melodies . presented with unusual
appeal. His voice is dramatic, haa a
wide range, and possesses clarity, a
combination ' to , attract the "- public
fancy. J - . . ;- -s - s l-fy . r- . '
' Musical Bentley, crackerjack sylo-
phonlat, divides; vaudeville honors with
Crosby- Other acts include the Mc
Donald Trio, in kiltie specialties; Pope
and . Una, introducing Uno, a remark
ably intelligent canine,, and Jan la and
Gaffney, a pair of Jassy girls.
"Belgian Rose." is the . subject of
the latest. Strand "song feet."
Topics of the Day and Current
Events are other film attractions.
Otis Skinner
. At Heilig Tonight
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Otis Skinner, eminent American actor.
will open- at three nights' engagement at
the Heilig tonight in "The Honor of the
Family, "a comedy declared to be one
of the best things done by Mr. Skinner
In many seasons, Mr. Skinner waa last
in' Portland ' In April, 1918, when . he
playj
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"Mr. Antonio" at the Heilig.
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Ike . and Mike Hand
Over. Hot Ones at
Lyric's N e w J Show
Ike (Al FranksV Is an absent-minded
bugolorist and' Mike (Ben: Dillon) a
has-been politician' ' In - Ue latest un
ion and Fraaka musical comedy. The
Tourists." which opened at the lrrlo
yesterday for the week. , Mike has
eloped with a lempermentai actress
who thought tilm rlchi and. discovers
Oxn awful truth when they arrive at
The fashionable 1 summer :hoteL. s :. But
luck Is with tbe unscrupulous Mike, for
the professor has taken an assumed
name In order not to be bothered, and
happened to' hit en Mike's name, so
when Mike finds his pocketbook with
cash and letters l- credit, etc he im
mediately pretends to be the. eminent
Professor Ike and that worthy is un
able to prove anything to . the contrary.
So-he vis forced to do menial work to
pay his .bill while Mike and wife live
on the fat of 'the land." Thus thing-s
got merrily along, until the blowup
comes, iv uerowj - Ksymona, - - jsuue
Bingham. ' Jewel La VaUe. . Clarence
Wurdig and "c Billy - Jensen and', the
others -of f erf clever musical numbers,
enhanced by the lively Rosebud chorus
girls, lighting, scenic effects and cos
tumea."1 - . ,
A dally matinee and on Tuesday
night . the- extra feature - known as the
country store will be staged. Chorus
girls' contest Friday.
Billy;Sunday :Is
Chautauqua- Speaker
, White Salmon, '. Wash., July 7. The
crowning event -' of the Chautauqua
week In White Salmon, was the service
by Billy . Sunday In- the , hlgttschool
gymnasium , Sunday. It is estimated
that.",ln . the. neiehborhood of 1000 per
sons,1 the largest crowd ever gathered
to hear a ; speaker In this community,
attended the service, v
AMUSEMENTS
DanceTonight
Cotillion HaU
coolest and best ventilated
hall. Ball-bearing spring floor
wonaerrui orcnestra.
Daaelsr every eveaiag.
ADMISSION tte AKD Me
- INCLUDING TAX
Except Satardays aad Hell
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IPPODROrJE
TODAY
TONIGHT
, UN MON TU I . WI D.
J. C. MACK
TMg FUNNY OLD WOMAN"
' Hatufiw t Prasant
"MOTHER'S BOY"
KENO & WAGNER
"Toy a From Dab eland"
THIS IS A KIAI. NOVELTY.
LOUIS BENNISON
(STAN OP "JOHNNY QtT YOUR OUN")
. In film sirama :
; "OH, JOHNNY"
Also Ko. Brnsosi and Com m nr. In
enmedy. "THE riHSt UEXiREE";
Moors a)4 Allrn, songs, danoa, com
edy; ArUiur Kigbr, ths alinstntl Man;
' Arthur X)Tids, the Jugglsr of
. the Air. '
KIOOISS WILL LIKE THIS ' SHOW
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CHAT WO. il
Tksnday evealnr Jily 19.
: Vwtn that date, aad probably for
erne time afterward, patrons of THE
OAKS will hear mirh about the pro.
gram that will let Taarsday aside ag
one of the really big dayg la ester
tainment history. .
For It lg en that sir lit that the
treat aaaaal alsplay of fireworks will
be held at THE OAKS before then,
aada who will come to the big park
to spend the day la pleasure and cos
elude their eajoyment with the woa
der tpeetacle at night.
We are aot promlsiag too murk
when we gay that never before la the
history of THE OAKs ha such as
exhibition ef modern pyrotechnics
beea (resented. THE OAKS lg noted
for Its fireworks, bat we have acta
ally rose one better oa ear own rec
ord this year. -
A replica of a modern naval engage
ment between battle cruisers oa the
high gees will be oaly one of the spec
tacle ef beaaty aad wonder repro
daeed la fir work g for oar patron.
Come early and tay late. Car at
Flrt aad Alder, fclx-rent fare,
JOHN K. COKDRAT,
Manager.
Bead the Chat every day.
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Rostu4 Girls in
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Ttrtk. and Ik. at th. Innan Hotel AO laortit.r,
raasss and prsttjr gtris. rmnLry over. ' '
liMUr olgbW Chorus GirU' Codim tTridsy.
FOURTH
at Mum,
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MARY MILES MINTER la
. :, "The Intrusion of Isabel"
Afs Sldrwy Dv Corner
"LAST OF THS SAXOfsa" an aturtwt H.lmss
Trasua
COUNCIL CREST PARC
Free picnic arouuaa. won- - -derful
view r!d. games and
other amusements now in
'operation. Dancing every
evening: except Hunday. 're
concert Bundaye.
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