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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1920)
THE OREGON 8TATESMAN: fcl'XDAY, Al'CSVST 1, 1KSO. Flares and Flickers mnittnce Talmadge !o her sec-1 Lew Cody, the screen's most re- , production for First National rUghtful love maker, will be seen ?fvhitors' circuit, "A Virtuous ! agalh In his favorite role at the .ytier. commencinK today. John Emerson and Anita Loos, tie screen" foremost waiters, have titpted this story from Clyde Fitch's Uy. The Bachelor." ' Mis Tal vsd'f e takes the part of a girl whose captivating smile causes her many heart throbs. Teddy, the Great Dane dog. who appears in those funny ParaniouQt i.ck Sennett comedies, display al most human intelligence in the lat- it funmaker, 7'Let 'Er uo:" wnica will be on the bill at the Oregon theater today. Monday ana Tuesday Liberty theater next Sunday in "The Huttertly Man," a Robertson-Colo special. I - It Is seldom that a five-reel pic ture offers a more exciting role for a star than does "Away Goes Pru dence," Billie Burke's new Para mount Artcraft picture which is to be the attraction at the Oregon theater for three days, commencing today. "The Fear Market," a Realart production, which is to b presented at Ye Liberty theater for a three day engagement, beginning next Sunday In a photoplay attraction which critics who have followed the development of the silver sheet as medium for the presentation of leally big dramatic Idea, have de clared ranks among the foremost of film drama. Greenwich Village and other ro mantic retreats of New York's art ist colony form the background for much of the action In "The Four teenth Man." the new picture featur ing Robert Warwick, which is com- INEOT ORGANIST REACHES SALEM Frank Monroe Accepts Posi tion at Oregon Theater Has Wonderful Record ,1 .;D.7.T lDe"er WeaDe- time past ..layed at the Jensen and .Bobby Van Horn, a genial young chap overflowing with good humor of the kind one never tires listen ing to. presents a numorous mono logue, intermingled with clever Von Herberg theaters of Tacoma. Is t succeed YV. A. Hawley as organist at the Oregon theater, beginning this afternoon. Mr. Monroe arrived in town yesterday afternoon Mr. Monroe was a pupil of Mar- . , I tauzh. who is conMdereu one 01 tne stories that Is new and hilariously !"f in h lnitt ITM Ul LC VI - r . THE BIG SUNDAY SHOW AiiiEwniiL funny. His song numbers and stor ies are all restricted, having been written by himself, and he teels proud of the fact, as you will Judge by the selections he offers. At the Bligh today. Daisy an 1 Wilson, one of the most spectacular, original and daring acts in vaudeville, are Daisy and Wilson, who come from (he big tents and spent the last season with the Ring ling Brothers' big show. They are at the Bligh today. States. Mr. Murtugn was organist at the Liberty theater in Portland till about three weeka ago. when he accepted a position In Los Aurele. He is the best paid organist In the country, receiving $500 per week In his present position. Mr. Monroe also studied with the Wurlitzer firm of Chicago. .Mr. Hawley is leaving immediately for California. Swedes May Establish Paper Mill in Brazil RIO DE JANEIRO. July 25. Rep resentatives of a Swedish company have made proposals to the Brazil ian government looking to the es tablishment of a print paper manu facturing plant In the state of Par ana. Among other advantages asked of the government Is that of free entry of necessary machinery. According to the company's repre sentatives there is an abundance of necessary material for print paper manufacture In Parana and other states. Local publishers, who have for some months been occupied with problems growing out of tne scar city and high price of imported print paper, are .unanimously In favor of the manufacturing project. In the meantime they are meeting fre quently to discus roeasuies of econ omy at which reduction in the six of newspapers and increased adver tising rates and subscription prices were under consideration. 4 over Roumanla and tome of the me-the spirit of Jolias Saesar had failed dlnms claim to have received extra-1 because he was "commanding and ordl that Unary "messages." One reported governing !n Mara and therefore out it an attempt to communicate with of reach.' HITE, REFLOW AND LOEHR Dancing From the Classic to the Shimmy ANITA STEWART In "The Message of The .Mouse" BOBBY VAN HORN Comedy Songster DAISY ND WILSON - - - - . Aerialists de Luxe Other Features Too Tuesday Mitchell Lewis .ln Tenths of the W THEATRE V-X Vivacious Dorothy Gish and novel means of laugh-getting will be seen at the Oregon theater next Fri day and Saturday in a sprightly screen comedy. "Remodeling Her Husband." The action has a do mestic flavor to it, being the story of a maiden who married a flirt with the Idea of making a one-woman man out or him. But he iauea to keep his eyes In . the boat; land the result was misunderstanding and separation, until finally, the young bride u?ed her nimble wit and con cocted a novel scheme of Insuring their wedded bliss. James Rennie, a prominent stage I player though a newcomer to the ! cinema. Is Miss Gish's leading man. William K. Vaaderbilt is dead. What did he leave? Oh. only every. her I thing. One of the classiest numbers in present time vaudeville is that pre sented by Hitet. Reflow and Loerd. two dapper chaps, and a miss, that is just a bundle of personality. smiles and pep. These three are just out of a production and the combination shows originality .In their routine of dances, pianologne and scenic environment. They- feat ure the old fashioned waits, the jazz steps, and some soft shoe dancing. and while little niiss personality changes her costumes, Mr. Lee tar of fers delightful planologue and" se lections. The sincerity . of their ,,- , Medium Says Julius Caesar Governs Mars BUCHAREST, July J 5. A wave of spiritualistic seances la sweeping mm ar t m m i If intecvtkcMtet.. rafe&c TOcm Itket t x I f 34 X 4 IIS ! till . ... ...... H M.J ii ii. le.t Si a Iri" l I 4 UM t I It i 4 II" SJ i ... ....... V." Rocky Mountain Tire Co., Dept 325 rpt- IXJ. B. td t- - Blt Uaae w.a COPINNB.CRJFFITH LIBER It was particularly appropriate that AlberT E. Smith, president of Vita- work and the exquisitenesa of the fr lct,'d FltrL'a MThe Climbera." for she has been steadily climbing ever since she left heV home In the south to become a Him player. Now she has reached the top rung of film success. In addi tion to her Imposing personal appear ance and histrionic talent. Miss Griffith has the happy faculty of wearing beau tiful and unusual, gowns with grace and has had a splendid athletic train ing. Some of her most recent fea tnres have been "A Girl at Bay," "The Tower of Jewels," "Human Collateral" and "Deadline at Eleven." act makes it an added feature, to any program. At the Bligh today. Big Mitchell Lewis. In. "Nine Tenths of the Law," coming to the Bligh Tuesday. STARTS TODAY Dealers Wanted In Following Towns For n n n i i n rvn n Ur n II n W7 Woodburn St Paul Jefferson Mount Angel Stayton Turner Write or Call Independence Aurora w. H. Hildebrandt Company 279 North Commercial Street Salem, Oregon asassssssssassiaiaMagaBMWsMHWMWiMsBsissMaisssisssssss : , n x 1 Some . girls arr ' born Tamps; ; aome achieve the " Art and otliers -, have It , thrt otion them5 . Nel lie's came all three ways. She a smile that wonld civilize a EIolNheTik ; a pair Jllhi . galat and the manner of a San cdaj-srho61 teach -er. A A Il.f . - ism s 5 . I TODAY TOMORROW TUESDAY vaMM)F to J .1 .. C-'cV) HAVE YOU EVER BEEN' VAMPED ? If you have you know how it feels. If you hiven't, you've feot to learn. Dqn't fail to "The Sweetest 'Vamp' Story Ever Told" Fathe News Eeview' and Comedy How Nellie Jones Smilingly Vamped Her Way Through Life, Breaking' Hearts as Though They Were Kidney Beans Until She Vamped Her Own Heart Away Orchestra Music Evenings Pink teas made her blue. So she kid napped herself for a thrill and fled to Washlady' Ryan's. i iir' ; J:t, ' ' ... . VA i f 1 1 f . .1! ii I - . ''A Now She's Queen,, of the 'VtreetesV looking lot of des peradoes, and you ought to see Pru dence burgle! BILLE BURKE in 'Away Goes Prudence1 LOUISE FAZENDA AND SENNETFS LAUGH MAKERS IN "LET 'ER GOP One of The Best Comedies of the Year WE WASH OUR AIR 2:1545:457:30 and 9:15 p. m. MUSIC BY MR. PRANK MONROE And MRS. WARREN HUNT ..mB . U-'- .!.,- i I . M m 'Mb I4 f V
