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Flares and Flickers
A new role, not. yet familiar to
picture audiences, has been created
by Viola Dana In '"Satan Junior," the
Metro comedy-drama which will be
the attraction at the Liberty theater
on Wednesday, when she appears as
a tomboy vampire a modern Diana
in the chase.
In this cu Miss Dana enacts the
role of Diana Ardway. a girl of im
pulses, charming to the eye but for
midable in her feminine capricious-J
r.ess. It it a role which brings out
the delightful and refreshing artist
ry of the little star and gives to so
phisticated theater-goers a new angle
on the age-worn vampire which will
be decidedly "welcome.
"Captain Kidd's Kids" featuring
Harold Lloyd will be shown at the
Oregon soon. It's one of the new 1
reel comedies full of pep and ginger.
pectation jf -which ar justified.
aay at the Oregon theater.
Hayakawa as a Hindu, taming a
villainous blackhand spy in "The
Man Beneath" at the Liberty today.
The "best loved work of Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, the famous
poet, will be shown on the screen,
when the William Fox big special
production, "Evangeline," with Mir
iam Cooper in the title role, opens at
the Oregon.
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TIMES
GREAT
VAUDEVILLE
ssls TODAY '
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THREE FALCONS
Comedy Aerial Ring Experts
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- Galvin and Bath. Rural charac
ters when properly exploited and ar
tistically piesented teemingly have
a tendency to please a vaudeville au
dience a trifle moer tha.i anv other
characterization. At the IHigh to
day on the Hippodrome bill.
A receipt fastened in a 'nouse trap
just "a tcrap of paper hidden from
human eyes, is fate's agent in Vita-
graph's "Cupid Forecloses." which
will be shown at the P-ligh theater
today. Bessie Love, one of the
brightest, prettiest young stars on
the screen today, is the featured
player.
LEAGUE OPENS
TUESDAY NIGHT
Commercial Basketball Play
ers Are Lined up for Ac-. .
tive Winter Season
The Commercial Basketball league
starts a series of games Tueeda
night, January 13. Four teams an
in the league and the fact that most
of the players on the teams are old
basketball players having previously
played on high school, university or
Commercial league teams, looks
good for the schedule. Games will
be played -bn Tuesday nights or each
week and will be double headers and
the first game will be called prompt
ly at 7:30 o'clock. In all nine
games will be played, each team
playing three games with the other
teams of the league.
The first three weeks schedule o'
games are given below and the other
in the series are duplicates of the
first.
Tuesday. January 13 Capital Na
tional bank vs. United States. Na
tional (bank: Ha user Brothers vs
Anderson L Brown.
January 20 Capital National
TODAY MON.TUES.
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
IN
"AS THE -CLOUDS
ROLL BY"
Continuotu Show Today
2:15 4 5:4,57:30 9:15 P. M.
Another of those elaboret cabaret
scenes that Thomas H. Ince knows
how to t"put on' so well. Is a fea
ture of Enfd Bennett's latest pic
ture. "The Woman In the Suitcase."
which 'will be the attradion at the
Oregon theater soon. The interior
of one of New York's liveliest res
taurants before the "Sahara days'
descended .upon the metropolis Is
pictured- during one of its jazziest
hours.
V1LLANI and VILLANI
jThe Leader and
I The Tenor : - i
GALVIN and BATH
Fun In a
Fire House
BESSIE LOVE in "CUPID FORECLOSES"
MUTT and JEFF COMEDY
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THEATRE
Villani Villanl. are a pair of
exceptionally clever artists possessed
ol iKloiious Isinging Voices and a
knowedge of music far in excess of
the usual two men teams seen in
vaudeville, in conjunction with these
gifts both are clever commedlans as
everybody will avow after seeing
and hearing them in their really en
joyable and interestingly entertain
ing musical offering which they pre
sent under the title of "The Leader
and the Tenor." Or the Hip show
at the Bli$h today.
and six weddings. There weie 61
additions. 28 by letter and 33 bap
tisms. There are at present 102 res
ident and 30 non-resident members.
Oirini' In Pnv Pnlnont'. of r.ipl. r, w A
DanK vs. Anaerson c nrown; inueu he wa9 rpwar,iel with a salary In
Maies .auonai pans i. ""-Mcreas of $300 a vear by the church
Brothers. I The new ulnr.in nf thp rhiirrh la
January 2. capital national .a ;reater Church in 120" and
bank vs. Hauser Brothers: I nited I members and pastor are exerting all
Mates .National. Danx vg. naerson c their efforts to establish this condi
Brown. It ion. The policy of holding annual
The following is the list of men 1 revival meetings was adopted as per-
who will be seen in action Tuesday I manent.
night. HevlvaU Planned
Hauser-Brothers Leslie Springer. I This years revival services are to
captain: Herbert Socolofsky. Albert jbe held near the last of March or
Bavne. Orcutt. lon Uradford, rranr ine urai pan oi .Mrcn. i ne evan
Reinhart. ' I Relist who will conduct the bermona
I'nited States National bank U Frederick Brooke of Dlnuba. Call'
Harrell. cantain: Jaskoskl De Lapp, fornla
ITtter. Morman. Taylor. Terrin and It nnder consideration of the
Peterson. 1 members whether or not Kev. Put-
Anderson & Brown Herra. cap-Dam will be riven the nrivilere of
tain: Huluey. Clark. Gosaer. Patter-.nHnr,, a ,h.pt mtktt,,, a
nrtn ill Irh tl of I
aDital National bank Hnlsey. l pas.wr
captain: Klaus. Turner. George Hart. Ka permitted to hold a 17-day re-
Hull Socolofsky. Nelson. ivival at Turner last October, which
inese men nave own pracmuio i resulted In the orcanlzation of a
i j r . t. ll,. I
nara iur .me V Christian church there of 18 mem-
games win oe mil oi eninusiBBiu
Major Robert Warwick, a screen
star sine his discharge from the
army, does considerable fighting in
his new picture, "An Adenture in
Hearts."
LADD k BUSH, BANKERS
EsUbluhed 1FCS
General Banking Duxineaa
Office Iloun from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
from the first sound of the referees
bers. The different ' social features
whistle to the close of the series. I at the home church will be taken
The Y is at considerable extra ex lcare of by a special committee se-
pense to put on this series of games I lected for that purpose.
and as nas been tne rusrom in me
past a small admission fee of 10
cents will be charged.
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Today
Starts
Today
As a thriller the aerial righs have
It "on any other line of gymnastics
as The Three Falcons will demon
titrate during their act. As an enter
taining number it is replete witn
sensational throws, drops and swings
and should prove a most effective
drawing card from the standpoint
nf Ithrilline Aensatidnalismv Lom-
ledy prevails throughout the number
that keep an audience highly amnsea
between the thrills. On the HIppo
I drome show at the Bligh today.
The secend big Fairbanks picture
under the United Artlsts's banner is
now showing at the Oregon. "When
the Clouds Roll By" is the title and
It Is said Doug, is at his best.
Ressne Hava.kawa as the Hindu dos-
tor In 'The Man Beneath will be
I at Ye Liberty today.
Seven days in the Paradise of
Love! The time was limited, but pas
sions ran amuck! See Magntricent
Fauline Frederick in "One Week of
Life." by Cosmo Hamilton, directed
hv Hobart Henley. It's a Goldwyn
Picture one of the big aramauc
successes of the year! Coming to
Ye Liberty Thursday. Friday and
Saturday.
A rreat variety cf animals, rep
tiles and birds, whose native hamtat
is India, were used in the filming
of "Stronger Than Death." Kaiimo-
iva's newest starring vehicle, rrom
the novel by I. A. R. yU. Three
enormous snakes, belonging to East
T inn charmers: a brown honey
bear, a Deacock. a number of mon
fcevs. uarrots. Van-colored paraneeis
and other tropical btra ngure in
the scene depicting sun-cusieae in
dia. Coming to Ye Liberty soon.
COURT STREET
CHURCH GROWS
Activities Noted in Annual
Report Indicate Effort of
Pastor
Revet end J. L. Putnam has made a
success of his first yeax with the
Court street Christian church accord
ing to the annual report of the
church. Through his efforts the
membership has been increased, the
financial status of the church made
sound and many new undertakings
have been accomplished.
Rev. Putnam was associated with
the army Y.M.C.A. work until ' the
armistice signed and in February of
191!) he accepted the pastorate of
the Christian church.
With the acceptance of the pastor
ate Rev. Putnam found that the un
stable financial condition of the
church was the foremost factor in
hindering progress. He gained the
confidence of his congregation and
his appeal to their church spirit was
responded to. Owing to his leader
ship and their co-operation . the
church is now free from financial
difficulties and many new undertak
ings have been accomplished. The
church members conducted a restau
rant at the state fair from which
proceeds were realized to pay off the
$1200 mortgage on the church, re
painted the building, purchased new
chairs, made many other improve
ments on -the church and still have
a neat balance left in the treasury.
There is also a nest egg of $100 for
the new building fund.
Pastor Busy.
During the ministry of Rev. Put
nam his personal report for 1919
shows that he has made 05 visits,
preached 112 sermons. 16 special ser
mons and addresses, eight funerals.
HAYAKAWA in
"THE MAN BENEATH"
Can a man's service o humanity, a service which elevate
hSm to the pinnacle of a h(xh profewion, which win for htm the
recognition of the worhT greatest scholars, remove the han of
blood? fan the man whose face In' red, or brown, or black de
mand equal o ial nrivileiroH In a white man's land? Thee ab-
, cubing questions are" Kplendidly treated, in this latent of Sessue
Haynknwa' M-i-fen dramas, a picturization of Krtmuml MUrhelr
faiiiou Ixtok. .. "
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Yti Li
IBERTY
Corinne Riley Barker, a well
Vnown Salem girl will be wen In
I "One Week of Life" with Pauline
Frederick at Ye Liberty next Ttiura
day. Friday and Saturday.
Many anvlous Oregon patrons will
(be glad to learn that William Far-
nnm in Zane Grey s "Light or tne
Western Stars'' will be shown ther-soon.
In Texas, where outdoor men
were so rough, bronzed, bold, and
sometimes grim of aspect. It was no
easy task to pick out the crooKea
ones. But his years on ine ooraer
hadi auR-mented a natural instinct
or eift to read "character, or at leaat
tot eense the evil in men; ana ne
knew at once that the3e strangers
were dishonest." This is a sugges
tive paragraph, partially descriptive
of the hero, from Zane Grey's popu
lar novel of i border life In . Texas
The Lone Star Ranger." on whlco
is based, under same title the new
William Fox photoplay In which the
..il.K1o William V a m n m la th
Itlar. This r-ew photoplay, great ex-
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