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section: FIVB THE : THEATRE . '4 PRETTY EDITH IS 'DOUBLY PRETOY - V IT IS not hard to imagine that this charming bit of feinininity should find stirring- the erpotibns no task at all. ; Hardly topping the five-foot measuring fetick and barely tipping the beam at a hundred pounds, the dainty &0 " ' t : sL f nt- i o 1 t Last Week on "TUiKATRE pets are numerous on the I I Alocal rialto. The Liberty theatre at the ! present time has eighty canaries. each of which boasts its own pet name, For merly a half dozen trout lived in the Liberty fountain and each trout had, its own particular patron.- Preceding the ' trout in the Liberty, fountain .were, two pet alligators of. small dimensions. C. & Jensen was ; presented -with a small bear cub last winter, which for several weeks before Its presentation 'to ; the city park -was a guest of the Liberty. Frank Lacey, manager of the Majestic, has a pet cat. . Henri, Keates, Liberty .master organist,' did have a bull dog but the dog - was a thief , and - required such constant watching that finally the Keates' ; maid rebelled, and y announced that either she or the dog' would' leave. So the' dog was transferred to the home of Darwin - Wood, then Jensen dt Von Herberg relief -organist, ' "NickPierong former Portland man ager of the'Orpheum, and until recently manager of , Pantages in Tacoma. spent a tew hours last week visiting with Gus A. MeUgrer nd J. C. Stille of the Rivoli theatre. Pierong has been promoted to the position of the new Pantages theatre In Kansas Ory, and -was. on his- way Jiast wnea be stopped in. -Portland. Pter ong Is one -of the best known theatrical managers . on the coast, and has - held , several responsible positions since, h left Portland a few years ago. "Nick" did not look, a day older than he did 10 years agoR when he "blew" into town. Several weeks ago the auto' purchasing fever struck the Jensen & Von Herbert force and among' thoee who were struck wnat onowr ."tinto action was Manager Noble of the Liberty theatre.; . Noble offered his car is for sale. ' l-o many persons answered the small ad ; he carried on itr that he be- came convinced that his oar really was v. wonder. So, although he had already picked out' the machine he planned to have, he. changed hi 9 mind, sent his ma- 1 chine to the shop where everything but s . me paini ana uter. upnoistertng was iifckeled. and is contentedly parading the i, streets wjm nis 01a car. - , F. Starke, oboe' player at - the BJvoli host Wednesday at a house nartv T ais country nome on me UapilOt' ItUl . highway to Miss Tosca 1 Bercer the ; young violin 'virtuoso, who has been deA lighting the Rivola -audiences ' fo ' the phi wee... ansa oerger s lamer -and mother, J. C. StiUe. manager F of :the RvoIiN and Salvatore Santaella, made up the -balance of the party. ' The trip oat the highway was made-In SantaeOa's new car, ' . . ! - - Miiton .W..' Seaman tar many years 1 . manager or tne Baker. Is enjoying 'life "dow at North Beach.' where, he . makes ; nis home. Seaman is . in the best of . - neaith and has recovered:, from th JU- nees- which compelled . ,his abandoning active' business, i i - Tosca. Berger. acknowledged to Won - of the most accomplished Violin virtuosos v.ho ever appeared on a Portland stage " - - light .haired little lady has been as a rmqget p sixyears.;; 7 s . v .. Old Broadway - w ".. - - ' - in spite of her youthT and who has been appearing ;twicO'dailyat tte Bivoll the atrej'has been engaged for a 'second week by vGus A.'- Metzger, -owner of the RivoTJ. Miss Berger San Francisco engagement has been-postponed that she may stay at the Rivoli Another Week. She ; will appear at the boon concert today, nlav- Ing a most difficult concerto No. 4 en Re Mlneur Op. ai by H. VIeu3temps, Musi cian ce who, know the difficulty In mas tering this, concerto will appreciate the young lady's genius. -.The accompani ment, a in -itself ' a difficult problem. will be -played by Salvatore Santaella. Ri voli master - pianist. , Following la the program Jn, full fot llie concert this noon starting at-" 13 :3ft Zampa" , overture. F. Herold ;. Extase;,'.' Louise Ganne : 4 "Flo Flo?, selection. : Silvio Hein r violin con certo "No. 4, en Re Mineor Opi 11 ' (H. Vieuxtemps, (a) Andante Appassionato. it Adagio Reiigfoso, (c) Finale Marziale Allegro. - 'Played by Tosca .Berger. "Ad- 0 ration," Felix Borowski; "Stars and Stripes Forever,! Seusa (request); - A. singer who- is familiar to motion picture patrons of San Francisco and Los Angeles ts- JarreIl Cole, baritone, who will appear At the Liberty ' theatre with ine new photoplay, 'TThe Whisue., star ring ' William S.;. HarC, Cole .will sing "Gypsy Sweetheart." by Herbert: Klt- unw -vn ui Koad to Mandalay" and A. gon of the Desert Am L" ; The Sunday ;. concert by Cecil Teague at tne Majestic theatre at 1:30 n. m to. day will be. as follows : "Zampa." Herold; wewow -ceiio,- ; wuson ; "Egyptian TOance, Friml ; Wy'Maju"'7Wang'Wang Blues." M --. .- ': - " -' -J-;" - ' Ed Morris, .manager of the . San- Fran cisco Hippodrome, is expected any time to arrive by auto over the-Pacific hich- wsf. He will epend a fortnight in Port land as the guest of w. ., W,. Ely. . Lou, Pearl, "manager, of the Baker theatre.- has , been taking ' a vacation "all around,? be says. 'He spent some time down at the beach, visited the mountains ana then went up to the Sound. The 20-pieoe orchestra v Sunday soon concerts which in past seasons have been very popular t 1 the Hippodrome will w rawnw m : pepiemoer. .Walter B. -Gilbert "of jth Baker tock. has been spending an enjoyable vacation at Long- Beach. MfV, and Mr. Selmer jonnson took JtheirjVacation at Zlg Zag. MiM PauliB Snyder, prtvato' secretary w Manager w. tt- Biy .- of the Hippo drome, will leave Monday on a week's mp 10 aeadwaters.of the McKeniie.. ' No author.! n scenario : writer 'would ever tmnk. of depicting- a successful cot ton, steel or, lumber kincr without show ing him seated before a. desk oa which a great group of ' buttons are located, the touch of any on of which brings com petant ' assistance v immediately to . band. Henri A.- Keates. Liberty, master -organist and the highest priced man. employed by the Jensen and Von Herberg circuit. iKS:Are Moing captivating audiences since not -A-x- M.' V: J-f i Qualifies for such a description. He' has j a -woes or motner-o'-pearl topped but tons wnica no . uses constantly.' They bring .to his aid the following-imitations which-he uses for realistic .-picture in terpretations :. Broken glass .r crock ery, ambulance siren. , steam :' train. ' air. plane, xleck, bell, music! box, rain, auto mobile and birds. The organ la equipped with four birds located In as. many oarta I of the organ loft. So that he . can play one "bird." wmch will: be located-ap-parenUy . near , the rgah.' keyboard; and piay anotner wntch wm seem to answer I the first call, coming - from under, the j oajconyor up Jn- the ceiling. . V . ' , A huge storm designed to show th magnitude of the Liberty giant -organ, will open the concert, given by 'Henri ideates this noon at the Liberty theatre. in ptaymg tne storm, which is th open ing oars of a nautical march : bv. L. Laureodeau entiUed "Before" the Mast." Organist Keates Will - use four ' 32-foot I and four lS-foot pipes;'. When-' practic- ttlS Uie selecUon Wttdniidav nltrht aftr- th usual . show: the "vibrations from these huge pipes ' brought down a bis picture hanging on the wall on th ramp leading from the foyer "to the . balcony. Tne program tn. its entirety is as fol lows : 5 "Before the Mast.", a - nautical march (L. Laurendeau) ; ' Andantmo (Lemar) : selections from the "Choco late Soldier" -CStrauss) ; "Stars and Stripes Forever" as played by flv dif ferent nations. . ' . , ' - Even as milady must have new cos tumes with the passing of each season so must the Liberty - theatre, the manag- ment of which takes particular pride In Its Immaculate shiny, - up-to-dateness. must have- new outfits. Estimates on new., drapes and sketches for tw light shades and fixtures now on the desk of the Liberty manager attest the fact that preparations for' the winter season . are in , progress. -The new shades. If those proposed In the sketches are adopted as now seems certain, are, of golden- parch ment in lantern shape on which a band painted, floral motif Is the- only decora tion. WHO? lf WHAT? , . KOAD SHOWS ' 'f' '; BEHJG Dark..-, . K, , stocs: - j. - .;" . . ' BAKER Dait . 8jca epa Beptember 4.- - - TAcravnxK -v OtPHEFX Dark. 8cuoa aotnt' Bwtenbor 1 1 PANTAGES Brmdway . at Alder. - Bicb-eUkMl . Taaornu ana pooiopuy lastaiM. Attersoae t and eveains, - Pracrais . chance - Monday aft ernoon. ... i LOEWS H1FPODROME Bro4 it TmhiTL UiKection . AekertMB Barria , TaadwiUa, : - PrtOTOPtATS v r COLrifBIA Sijth at Staik. Pnuiae Stark a gimuw tit j-n-, , to ll tt.- UBEKll BiwawtT at . Stark. JWUliais a T Hart, in . "Xb , WhisOa,.". IX a : tal? 11 RTTOU WaahiBftdB at Park." f wwth fa A -fhansaa to, Obs." H. to 11 b. m. . - . ' - ' . KAJESXIC-Wadsinctni at Park. ' ExUtaHaa I acwitn' ib -BUBBter TUa nebom. 11 - a. w- U tl'B. av -- ',. - PEOPLES Vat Pmrk at AHrr.- Dalac , - Euauaentaa m -ia Mind oC llaahat tan." 11 a to it -7 STAK W.ihineton -at Park., . Jacki Coocaa ra I "ItT1 J '- It p. bv ClRCli Fewth 'Bwar Waihtect0B. MiM iiuucnv tu uiuiBai 1 ofaaiy. .1 a. , to 4 o'clock tka ft'ilowmc mormni..' . - - PARKS AND KESG&Ta - " - OAKA. AMUSEMENT PARK. ParvwB PnUtes ennwv UK- pennaaanB . -AttTBoa at I b cmck mua mswf . Bt s o cincs. oaatr I PORTLAND. OREGON. "SUNDAY- Universd;Engages,v iew Set ,of : Stars; -Oregpniaiii;List ' David Brill, maa&fetv of th tJnlyer- aal Film Sxcbanxa. mnnooaota that a complet nw set of stirs 'h been en raged for Universal pictures. Marl Prerost win - aiak . eight ' pictures, as will Herbert Rawllcson and Miss Du-, Dont. 1 wbo plars the leadlnar role In -" " . j . .' - -.' '' s. ,-'-: - ' - .'-" ."' - '. ,. ,.'.-.:--.- - "''.'-.'. - - - ".'--''-'. " ,,-..-. ..' 1-. - ' - - 4 .. -". . .' a, - ' ' " ' -V.-- "" " " - - - .!' . .' ' -' "'-'"'-"-. .1 : - '. '. ;; ',"' -,' '. ' j ?.-.. .; t .. , - . - v ' ; 1 1 1 1 1 I I I! Ill III PI S If BH '! f 1 Wi W IS i! I : ' v-' , . . l -Jzl ,r. tmm , ... - ... - - - if - " -.-.:' i i u t o n K iir r.v. f ... zgz?mv, i n : i i i 11 i i urn iH i i i ujiiwj . I . ' r fsm . -airaii 1:11 1 1 iifrVA v v 1 1-- i 1 1 y,i i i wwwmmx. : - : i . I -: i'i i ut niini uniH in i till ii i Minim iiH it h in ii nut ifi ill n h m m i ri ii . , . i 1 ' i 1. . v .-- " i r lv.- .11 M il.l -.- I i--, -i. -.fi; t i f i f u 4 i i if ii- i i I i - - - '- v I l i rr...-- :ii m ,j -i . ; . : I-! if k i HHinti i n I nm r CiiHTniP or mc iro waTTnwirr.; n i in : . . --. : - .--i 7 ' " " " " ; KEATES' CONCERT TODAY ; r U 1 In ;'.On 'Ovant. iOr6o6r Wurittxer'- 'A" V- j 'J , ,..T -' '; Before -the Mastf Ca pautleal march).:....:.'.: ' , . II . . ' I nfM w-r !.!! IV k:c A.-AndaVmW""rr -1 J .h;,;:; -. : " ' . I. ,. i. 1 1 .i i, 1 1 "' IH 'i .,i im,, J ii ,i ,'i II I UU. oins i....niu uncn n r?f I :; ! .,u : i !;,;' '.. . . ; I "--.-' 1 " m.--- . 1 1 1 ' 11 ; , -t - ' Straass -'. If uijjt! ijjj,! tjli Ijljlj'ilj! - . -' I -.. : n- i : "5T-. 1-1 1' tl M i ten nX- w ' II '- II . iiuiin.,.,.....AmnN oy tweais 11 - iff ivi TM ; :i , : - . I- " - 1 P . . INTERNATIONAL NEWS - " 17 .n : : ! I - : .:; I- - I. - " 1 , . DARREL COLE, BARITONE" . V, II . i ; v- ; - : - v ' i , .. - . - I . -' -v ' w- - .. : ,i ... ' ..... . ' - t . " - - - - -' . - - - : - - : - ;-.- s - v - -' V'.:- ;'- - v:.r. I . MORNING. AUGUST 2U "Foolish Wire,- lh $1,600,000 produo U?B-: i -i,'- -:-'-. ' -7 -5' r' Another' new UnlTersal star Is Hoot Gibson, 'who won the gold medal la tha Pepdleton Round-Up of 1J12 for Qm champion, all-ronod cowboy of the world. His first picture will be "Action.' Clyde Fillmore, a Portland bov-and a rraduata Of the University of Oregon, will play opposite. Marie Prerost In her first plo ture, -lloonllcht Follies.' ' Gladys Wal ton, a Portland ftrl who attended Jef ferson ' and " Lincoln : Mg-h. - schools. . will continue a Universal star, with The Rowdy- as - her next picture. - Frank Mayo. 'another new Universal Starr will VZ3 L!S Cr I I -msndokies wild.oatsw-- comedy. 7 ! IffiiSi- ,:v: 1921: aavs as nls Initial, picture ,The Shark Maatar." " J For- Ther V first ;"plctura ;"MIss Dupont will1 enter "inW'Thi "Rare to farta.". ; V '-.. Mabel ". Julienne cott 'and-; Stewart Holmes, with an all-sar cast." win' play the. leads In the first Jewel production,' a Tod Brownlnr "picture with the UU of "Xo Woman Knows.! This will be Miss Scotrs first , appearance In - Uni versal pictures. Tod Browsing is well known, bavins -won' fame with his pro ductions. The Ylrcla of Stamboul" and Outside the Law." : .. ltlieExcbang anC I New Censors ;Likely VTo Mix in New York ; NW York, Aug. 11 The first legal tiff between a picture producer and the newly "appointed , state censorship com mittee) has com to pass with a legal test case most likely to result. .Tha ag grieved party Is the- Pathe exchanr. which looks askance on tha censor's baa-' nlng of a dulff 'Mexico bathing scene as Incorporated In en of the Path New reels. - - - - . 4 "t11 . Loels Innerarfty.- - secretary ' of; and counsel for Pathe, could not be reached bat the matter is understood to be la the hands of- the. International law firm of Ceudrf Brothers, who are Pathe's re tained iegai ' ad visers. ' -' The scene In question showed an oc tet of Texas' young women In costumes of original design disporting themselves In the Gulf of Mexico.
