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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1918)
TI1K OIIEGON STATESMAN SUNDAY, JULY 7, !!. Hares and Flickers The Franklin brothers again show their genius for handling children in "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp." The results they obtained in this and in "Jack and the Beanstalk" have been simply wonderful. It's no easy Jo6 to make a child chow several dif ferent emotions iq a3 many seconds. Watch little Virginia Lee Corbin and Francis Carjenter change moods and expressions at the" Liberty theatre today and tomorrow. "Doug" Fairbanks is busy build- The Strongest Man in Great Britain II I , 4 f f ' v : ! - jv -.. - - - - I. r-': ' !: n . ? ? !l' ' V : , -:- : : - r .) Wl - f ..'' - ..' ..... - ' , tm fcn iilinm I ing a beach around the swimming tank at bis Southern California home. Lile Lee, the new Paramount star, suggests that he name it Rex Beach, after his dog Rex. Virginia Lee Corbin, the Princess In William Fox's version of "Alad din and the Wonderful Lamp," did some real feting while riding on the camel during the making of the pic ture. Her plucid face doesn't tell the real fears she experienced every time she sat on the back of the jog ging animal showing at the Liberty theater today and tomorrow. "A Case of Pirkles'Vls the billing for. ! the added attraction, Ilowatson and Swaybell, at the Oregon theater today. The Liberty Theatre has contract ed for the full output of Sessue Hayakawa features, with his own new company. What is said to be a worth while comedy is Fatty Arbuckle in his lat est success "Good Night NurBe" to be shown at the Oregon today. There are three Messinger chil dren in William Fox's "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp." as you will notice' from the cast of characters. Buddy, who is the magician's legal advisor; Gertrude, the charming Lady in Waiting, and Marie, one of the Dancing Girls at the Liberty to day and tomorrow. ;! i LORD NOKTUCLIFFE This is the latest photograph of Lord Northcliffe, whose. powerful newspapers encouraged' the British i n their days of darkness, and caused incompetent .officials to be ousted. 4 . ...... The end of the' first theatrical sea eon in this country during mhich a war tax was collected on theatrical entertainments shows remarkable re sults, according to figures now avail able. At the time the war tax was voted by Congress it was estimated that a total revenue of J40.000.000 would result, the estimate later being raised to $60,000,000. According to later figures, however, the amount will reach $120,000,000. Coming next Thursday is Sidney Olcott's big production. ."The Bel gian" with Walker Whiteside and Valentine Grant in the leading roles, at the Liberty theater. The athletio Dourjlas .Fairbanks performs one of the most daring feata of his career when he walks on a telephone wire from a building to a tall pole in an attempt to res cue his sweetheart from the clutches of her irate papa. Supporting" Doug las in "The Matrimanlac" is Con Btance Talmage, to be shown at the Oregon theater Wednesday and Thursday. While Francis Carpenter was act ing the part of Aladdin struggling in the desert. Carmen De Rue, one of the dancing girls, wanted to go to his assistance with a cup of water. She didn't believe he was Just acting the NOW .1 . PLAYING I ..mm a . t ""-,'fS-t il , ' . :, ' . 5H0W TRIPLE Joes L.Lasicy Prnt .A 1 A 1t JJ 5 fS TlarionPotlc Scenario ty 1 VirtoUd W AtiXaltotti HUtTrfatTutnbuU Donald Cmp irlTGHy Showing How America's Pluck and Perse verance Beats Germany's Brute Force VAUDEVILLE . H0WATS0N AND SWAYBELL Singing and Talkin g Two Clever : Entertainers FATTY ARBUCKLE In . His Latest Paramount Comedy "GOOD NIGHT NURSE" PATHE WEEKLY lieO R GQN cnuRctics ChristLaii ami MUionary Alliance. Rev. John E. Fee, pastor. Next serviceso be held on Thursday aft ernoon. July 11. at 2:15 o'clock, at 632 Commercial street. All cordially welcome. Swedish Tabernacle Metholit. South Fifteenth and Mill streets. John Ovall, minister. Sunday school at 2 p. iu.. Gust Anderson, superin tendent. Miss Hannah Cbristensen, assistant. All Welcome. . Firt Methodist. State and Church streets. 9:15 a. m., class meeting; 9:4 5 a. -m., Sunday school. Mr. Todd will welcome strangers. 11 a. m., holy communion special music: Oregon prelude, Caro Grandioso, Vincent; anthem. Must Jesus Bear the Cross, Havers; offer tory, duet. Forever with the Lord. Gounod; Mr. Malcom Ramp, Mr. R. D. Barton; anthem. Gloria in Ex celsls in C, Schnecker. 7 p. in., the Epworth League First and second chapters in union meeting. Miss Gen evieve Avison will lead. There will be special music. Junior, Miss Fields president. 8 p. m., sermon by Dr. Avison on "The Message of the Times." Center Street Metbodht. 4 Thirteenth and Center streets. G. S. Boeder, minister. Sabbath school 10 a ni. At 11 o'clock Dr. 11. J. Talbot., president Kimball School of Theology, will preach. The Epworth league devotional meeting will be lead by Miss Oldenburg, followed by preaching service. All are cordially invited. Lelb 'Methodist. South Commercial and Meyers streets, Horace N. Aldrkh. pastor. 9:45 a. m.. Sunday school. K. A. Rhoten. superintendent. 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.. public worship with sermon hy Rev. Henry J. Talbott. Kimball College. 7 p. m.. devotional meeting of Epworth leagu. under the direction of Miss Fields. This will be Miss Fields last talk In the league before, leaving for Calcutta. India. Flrt CVHigregatlonal. 10 a. m.. Sunday school. Prof. W. I Staley, superintendent. Classes for all ages. 11a. m.. "The Potter and the Clay." 7 p. m.. Christian Endeavor. 8 p. m.. Dr. Augustus E n.mat nf Ttosloc who sails for France at once in army service, will deliver an address on " ny i go io France." A cordial welcome to all. Evangelical Association. Seventh and Chemeketa street. Ja cob Stocker, pastor. 10 a. m., Sun day school, J. Llppold, superinten dent. 11 a. re., divine service and sermon by the pastor. 3 p. m.. ser mon at Fruitland. 7:15 p. in., Young People's Alliance, Mrs. F. Straus. 8 p. m., sermon by the pastor. First Presbyterian. Rev. Hugh McNinch of Turlock. Cal., will preach in the morning at 11 and In the evening at 8. Sunday school (at 9:45. Everybody wel come. Christian Endeavor at 7. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 8. part 6f-a boy with a parched throat. She thought it was "Just dreadful.' In "The Firefly of France." the new Paramount picture starring Wal lace Reid with Ann Little, which will be shown at the Oregon today, the work of an Intrepid birdman forms the basis of a story that sets .the blood tiftgling and makes one of the most interesting pictures that has been seen here in. many weeks. It is estimated that 3.000.000 Americans have read Sergeant Era- pey's book. "Over the Top." the most popular literary masterpiece dealing with the war. and . over 25.000.000 are reading his special articles ap pearing in newspapers throughout the country. ' Empey is to-day the most talked of man In America "Over tne Top" win be snown in pictures at the Liberty theater, start ing July 18. Description of Act: Florence Ran dall Sc Company are two talented people who present a new comedy sketch entitled "A Temperate Wo man" In which Miss Randall and Mr. Harris portray the dual characters of a young couplera love and of the aunt of the girl and the father of the boy. The four separate charac ters reulre very quick changes and a great range of artistic skill, on the Hlppidrome show at The Bligh today. Whv Is "Over th Ton" h vraat est story of the war? Because It is written bv a man who has been there, who has suffered seven wounds, been promoted for bravery and still stirs the heart of America with his lectures and vibrant tales; because It is chuck full of humor anecdotes that brjng the smile rather than the tear: because it has the vlr- or. the dash and the Indomitable op timism or- tne true American thor oughbred. The Vitarranh nlclftrn "Over the Ten." starring Empey. niuiseii, is m ciimax or screen art. It is the Great American Photo- drama. Will be shpwn at The Wb- eriy Tneatre for three days startin July 18. Johnson and Arthur nresent comedy magic act In which several tricks are burlesced in a laughable manner. The Illusions are preten tlons and most interesting nn th Hippodrome shew at The BligJ, to- uay. Chnrrh nf f!ol. ' 177R Var fSround road. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching service 11 a. m. Young People s meeuna t n in Trrhlnr service 8 P. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m. There will not be any services at lh chapel July 14, also July 21 on ac count of the annual state camp meet ing being held at Woodburn. Oregon, from July 11-21. The camp ground Is one-half mile north of S. P. depot. All are cordially Invited to attend the camp meeting.. Highland Friend. Highland and North Church streets. Sabbath school 10 a. m.. Nathan Swaff. superintendent. Meet ings for worship 11 a. m. and a p. m. Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m. Everybody Invited. Josephine Hock ett. pastor. Phone 145. First Baptist Ctmrch. ReT. G. F. Holt, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Public worship with preaching H t. m. and 8 p. m. Young People's meeting 7 p.m. Ser mon topics: Morning, captivity Turned to Freedom. A Principle of Life Interpreted. Individually and Nationally. Evening. A Notable ""T B . ft. Message by a Noiaoie Man. oemg me resume of a message which the pas tor heard Dr. George Adam Smith of Aberdeen. Scotland, deliver. Ev eryone Invited. First Church of Christ, Scientist. "Sunday services are held at 440 Chemeketa street at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Subject Bible lesson. "God. Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. Wed nesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 p. m. ' Reading room in the Ma sonic temple, suite 209. open every day exeept Sunday and holidays from 11:45 to S p. m. All are cordially Invited to our services and to visit the reading room. HIP'P'QDRQEME V A U D E V I L L E i TODAY FLORENCE RANDALL CO. In Their Corned Scream ' "A TEMPERATE WOMAN" ' DANNY SIMMONS ? "THE RAW RECRUIT" ! JOHNSON AND ARTHUR . Comedy Magicians and Illniionists . ' - LOUISE LOVELY IN "THE GIRL WHO W0ULDNT QUITE" ATrUngl Pull of Pep BL5M THEATRE 0Sk United EvaagelicaL Cottage and Center streets. Rev. O. U. Lovell. pastor. Divine worship and preaching at 11 a. m. "The Faultless Christ." Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Evening worship and sermon at 8 p. m. A cordial Invitation to everyone. First ChrUtUa Chart h. Center and High streets. Will at tend the annual convention of the Churches of Christ In session at Tur ner Sunday, so there will be no ser vice at the church. This is the twen ty-eighth convention at Turner sad will be more In the order of an la stltate this year than previously, h. O. Breeden of Fresno. CaL. W. Turner, Spokane, 8. G. Buckaer ef Norty. Taklma. will be amoag U regular speakers. See yrogrsjn else where. . . W. C T. U. Rev. J. C. Cowley, pastor of M. E. church at Illwaco. Waslu. will ad dress the gospel temperance at the hall, corner Ferry and Commercial streets, at 4 p. m., Sunday the (7th. 4th.Thriit Talk ; - THINK OF COUNTRY TOO - V AVING is no longer necessary only for one's own sakt but is vitally important in financing the necdi of the war. The sale of War Savings Stamps and Liberty BonaYis de pendent upon the thrift of you people ' ' Try laving by aid of UniUd SUtes " National Bank Saving Account. m lp Mtelstatss -rt-rrr-i Salon Oregon. Greatest Picture of its Kind Ever Made Danrir Simmons, a hannv nmJlinr chap, with a well knit body, attired In the Cameron tartan that sets off his muscular frame, presents a clever conceit that he bills as "The Raw Recruit" in which he impersonates a Scotch soldier who has Just Joined the ranks, on t,e Hippodrome show at The Bligh today. nil. LUCAS LAST LECTCHK Dr. Alzamon Ira I.nrau nnttxl nm- r and lecturer, will give the last his thre seriea nf ltii, enti tled "The Soul: its functions and now to awaken It." In the Grand theater tomorrow night at 8:15 sharp. "The man or woman whose soul is asleep." says Dr. f.nras "mh navor expect to enjoy the health of body ana peace or mind that should be theirs on this earth " Th m.n whn worships at the shrine of only be- u ui uitfuus ueeas is more of a Pagan than the Upanishad of India who had strange ideas about the soul." says Dr. Lucas. "No chain is stronger ; than its weakest link, and the man who is unknown to himself the wanderer In the realms of thoughtdom only without an awakening of his soul, is surely a danger to the community or any city." said Dr. Lucas. Your health and happiness is determined by your soul and a rare treat is in store for those who are seeking greater soul development. A cordial invitation Is extended all parents teachers and tht public in general.' The admission la free, . nwnmn n n a .ivi i jc P Mystery-Romance-Thrills Blended for Young and Old ( S LIBERTY : 2 Dayg Only Today and Monday Eight Eeel Gigantic : Spectacle if