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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1920)
TfTK OnECOX STATESMAN. MXUAY, JINK . IU20. Alane Dressier and Mabel Uarmanai toys!' i i i jrsn. w vwis. she?.- .-m Flares and Flickers BLIGH THEATRE TUES. WED. THURS. n - -- MAUV .MII,KS MIXTKU liorn Slirovf Mrt. I.., April 1, UMKi, Mhp carreer a child -Irtss supMrlinK Xat (hmmImIii, ICobert lli'l'jinl, Mr. Fi-ke, tier Ihit Kalich and Dtistin Farnuiu, for four year Mlpeare in the ti tle rol in "The Littlest ltebrl." Height. 5 ft. 2 in. Weight 1 12 Hh. (olden h'r and blue" rye, addrpxx 7MI Fremont l'luce, Iav Angelc, Cal. The Confession." the photoplay you have all been waiting for w'lt shovm at The Oregon theaOr soon. The tale of a Jigger who put the Jay in Jazz. A laughing picture with a heart of gold. It's -The Uanciir Fool" with Wallace Reid at The Oregon today. "By. Golly" the new Fennett com edy showing at The Oregon today la dedicated to Charles Murray for hi Mrthday. He takes the leading role and is director of the plot which ( in the nature of a birthday party. Photoplay fans whoreeall'the'lux urious beauty of Gloria Swanson In "Male and Female" will hardly rec ognize her In the opening scents of the new Cecil B. DeMille production. "Why Change Your Wire?" which will be the attraction at the Oregon theater next week. lican convention or a sanatoria! cau cus." has been construed as a notice from the governors and state leaders that they will demand to be heard. I-ocal admirers of Enid Bennett the winsome Ince star, will welcome the news that she is coming to the Oregon theater next Wednesday and Thursday in a new picture. "The False Road," an original photodrama by C. Gardner Sullivan. It is a Para mount Artcraft picture and was di rected by Fred Niblo. votes much attention to the cien tific methods of training ud by modern police departments. At tb l.ligh next Sunday. "Are They F.ay to Get?" Bob Morehouse thought so. and it rout him ."000 to discover that he was wrong. It all happens in Marguerite Clark's new screen comedy. "Easy to Get." which will be in view at the Oregon theater next Suaday and Monday. Tom Mix in "The Daredevil" will be shown at The Oregon Friday and Saturday or this week. This Is his latest picture and as usual Is full of thrills and action. Mary Miles ' Minter in her first Realart picture will appear at Ye Liberty theater for a three days en gagement, beginning today. "Anne of Green Gable-" is the title, and it Is one of the famous "Anne" series written by I.. M. Montgomery an1 adapted to the screen by Frances Marion. Anne Is a pretty little orphan girl and is adopted by Matthew Cuthbert and his sister. Marilla. as they are becoming lonesome in the big coun try home. "Green Gables." A troup of important ollce of ficials of New York, who witnessed a private showing of VitaRraph's I AT THE LIBRARY SltM-ria. Today." a br'tiy account br a captain with th intelligence do-1 partnint of th A. K. F.. who is' eon-! tlnred that the saltation of the roun-! try lies in duration of the ieaant. by K. F. Moore. Theodore Roosevelt, an Intimate biography, by William Roscoe Thay er. "Graphic Methods of Presenting Facts." suggestions for plotting curves and picturing the relationship or facts and figures, carefully d seribed an-i fully illustrated, by W. C. Brlnton. "The Grl7zly., evnthlnr about bears toM In a narrative form, "by Knos A. Miila. lk "Waifs and Stra). ' a new book of O. Henry's short stones, by W. Sydney Porter. "A Man for the Aim." Irvine racneller s rew book, having A bra-, ham IJncoln as character. ; "The Green-Pea Pirates." a Hotel by Peter Kyne. i 'Tom strong. Uncoln's Scout." a book for boys, by A. It. Mason. "Burgess Bird Book for Child en." wel written and beautifully Il lustrated. Theodore "Roosevelt's Letters t i His Children." B-L-I-G-IUI en VAUDEVILLE THE EIG SUNDAY SHOW LTU FRED ERIKS PALMER THE DOUOHEOY ENTERTAIN EE JUNE and IRENE MELVA Mtuicai Oddities EDDIE PHILLIPS 20th Ctzlzry Comtdikn I. "Tillie's Punctured Romance." Mack Sennetts master comely revi val, featuring Charlie Chaplin. Marl Dressier. Mabel Normand. Chester Conklin and Mark Swain, which will be shown at the Bhgh theater on latest picture. "The Silent Avenrer" I Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursdav. are reported to have recommended ' remarkable example of perfee the production as a teacher of oolicel "on in detail, evident in every Inch t.ictics. William Duncan, known asot he Sundow of the sireen. is star, de- ' "J'"'i'Jb ANOTHER DANDY SHOW STARTS TODAY m kin utv . dainty Delicious Delectable MRY MILES rJmnter "NVliere Youth and Beauty Meet in L. W. Montgomery's classic novels of -American gir!hoMl the famous "Anne' hookij takes its title from one of them. ANNE OF GREEN GABLES The suiiny-timjH'ietl ami vividly original "Anne" hs a living counterpart in- Mary Miles MinterT whose bewitching charm, in five years f screen stardom, hasjnade her one of America's national assets. I ft" the six reels of side-splitting fun. TlielShncldw ofitheXbcreen No play has given the public a more decided insight Into life as it is lived in the great north woods than "Th River's Knl." the first or Marshall Neil&n's Independent productions. taken from the story by James Oli ver Cnrw-ood and distributed by the First National Exhibitors' circuit. The flay will be tlfown at Ye Liberty theater soon. Indies who like sealskii coats will have the thrill of iweing the seal by hundreds In his native wateis in "The Bottom of the World." the Sir Krnest Shackleton south polar expe dition picture, which will be seen at Ye l.ilierty theater next Sunday. It is a Robertson-Cole production. Juno and Irene Melva. two pretty girls who are rnM masters ot the xylophone and versatile musicians of remarkable ability, have combined an offering or musical originalities that Is distinct and artistic in its re portoire. At the Bllgh today. IMSSKNGKU TUA1X WltKCKS. DURANGO. Colo.. June S. One man was killed, twenty Injured of, whom some may die. when Denver: and Rio Grande passenger train No.1 11C was wrecked today at Toltre. A parlor car rolled ISO feet down the mountain. for i sL( Ki:ilS ItOt .MiKI BOSTON. June 5. Warrants the arrest of 5000 men listed as slackers because of failure to reply to draft questionnaires, were Issued by the federal district court here today. DELORES CULLEN, VIOLINIST SUPREME MISFITS and MATRI-MONEY COMEDY CORINNE GRIFFITH LADIES (Vhm Irregular er tapsrru4 D Tri umph fills. 8af mmi always 6-prn4- tl. Not sold at drug tore. Io not sperlmeat with ethers; save disap pointment. Writs lor "lit lief an4 particulars; It's free. Addreaa: NatWs al Medical laalituta. Milwaukee Wis. IN "HUMAN COLLATERAL" Frcm The Popular S;orj "Two Women" MUTT and JEFF COMEDY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THUHSD AY CHAS. CHAPLN MABEL NORMAKD MARIE DEXSSIXE In "TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE" THE f TATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BRING GREAT RESULTS A- DUNCAN in .sfV wsm i i V irw Tm: Tnr ' Fencer90 V)j K f.T.a -t-'f, . - r' '--Vi jl t Dim who tlirt- WILLIAM I). TAVLOII tnl Mary Pickfuni in "Johiiiina Knlists" ami ot Iters Si-vnurioist KliANCKS MAUHN :i,illiT or mlhr rr Mary I'H-kfiinl of ' 'Kt f oC Sminylirook Fanu," ".lolian- nu Knlis Amarilly of CLot In-slim AI- lcv" an.I "M'Liss" PAT HE NEWS KNIGHTS & KN1GHTIES A Nightmare of a Comedy TTni is theuper-societyr million-dollarlserial in which Duncan.1 known 'as the Sandow of the screen. out-eazesa.' thousand deaths. a. He toys"and juggles" with fate; t he 1 braves f flamerj, knives 'suns' and the lynchers noose.v He grapples witriTcrime, and out-games, outwits and out-gazes death. Masterpiece BLIGH THEATRE STARTS NEXT SUNDAY FrtHlrriks and Palmar are a couple of overseas entertainers who enlisted their services with I'ncle Sam In time of war and have entertained more than a million douchhoys. sail ois and marine throughout devas tated France and IielCluiu. At the Illirh today. 1'orrine 'Itiftith wltXSr Mn in ber latest feature. "Human ' Collateral.' at the Itlich today. Kddie Phillip-, a clever youn rhai with a world of personality and a keen mmiw of humor. Is present In c on original vaudeville revue, adapted for bis style of work, introdurinc sonic specialties, humorous stories and eccentric dances that Is entirely new and different as his chief stock in trade. At the Hlirh today. Today Monday Tuesday i Today 2:15,4:00, 5:45.7:30, 9:15 p. el PLANKS ARE FORE- MOST a 0. P. ISSUE (Continued from pace 1) the party's affairs and that some con sideration must be given to the chief tains from the provinces. The state ment by Governor Deeckman of Rhode island that be was not sure whether he was nolng to "a repub- ORCHESTRA IBERTY THE STATESMAN. CLASSIFIED ADS. BRING GREAT RESULTS This Station is equipped and stocked to ren der prompt, A-l service on ALL makes and types MAGNETOS From the single cylinder magneto to the most com plex twelve cylinder or two point style. Platinum and? tungsten contact points re placement parts re-magnetizing equipment Moderate charges R. D. BARTON 171 South Commercial Street Cor m cl ""'" J U, dr U an.I I'tactw KsMh Mrt,." Jo) In tl lie" .11 lw tin. IhnMicli -i- lluM f nro!'' anleu f ti: a I' t:;;ur v-r- -w i i , - I "W f ... i X .... 4 ..tIf f . SSaaT ft 1 I r 4 t - VaS zf ' ' -1 ' 1 ' 1 :;n::H:r i . NjKT-- WALLACE WEI in THE DANQN FOOL j$ gtommoultfdartf (picture jp A Syncopated Romance of Jazz, Jugs and Joy See All the Latest Steps and Fad in Dancins- and Then Some! With Witching B?b Dnieh and 'Wall' Reul's 0n Jaxi BaaJ "BY GOLLY By Sennelt Bf Gosh Charley W. Hawley, Jr. Plays "let ihe Rest of the World Go By Coming Next Week "WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE"
