I THE OREGON 1 STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON.
FLARES AND FLICKERS
n,e general concensus of opin-, in her forthcoming production for
crrppn artists always ! United Artists fnrru.rrii Hn n
rirf upon being PPn at their j 'Suds" which will be the attrac-
kZ on tbe-creea and Incidents
ere t6ey art not displayed to
JLrt8t advantage are ruthless
Hminated from the story, but
Do other than the world
?-n beauty, Mary Pick ford
tt this maxim at nought
jlion at the Oregon today.
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J .Cecil IJ. ipe Mille's new Para
mount production, "Something to
Think About," whicV comes to
$he Grand ttieater tomorrow, was
h pnweriui story. Elliott Dexter
Continuous
Yx: ; .; : Show , Toda
; . 2 to 11 P. M. ; ' !'
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ROBERT W.
CHAMBERS
GREATEST NOVEL
OKtAI til NOVEL,' . : ' - .1 :
eRhtindChfice
Starting Tomorrow, "Something To ThinSr About
Orchestra Music
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SUNDAY MORXTNYL OfTOBITn '.?. 1.02(1
is seen in the role of a crippled
student whose heart id torn by
the loss of the woman he loves.
Gloria Swanson has a tremen
dous role as the woman who errs
and Theodore Roberts, as her
father, runs the. gamut of emo
tional . a'rtistry. Monte Blue,
plays the difficult part of a youth
who elopes with the girl on the
eve of her marriage to the older,
crippled than-, and who pays for
his happiness with his life.
Isud & Jessie Gray rather re
ceive the audience by appearing
in street clothes, singing, talking
and- dancing, change make-ups.
go to full stake, and show that
theyM are daring, rapid, novelty;
and 1 sensationalist cyclists. At
the, 'Bligh today. - !
Constance 'Talmadge has splen
did support in "The Veiled Ad
venturer." This picture is prom
ised -to keep, yon guessing and Is
rich in suspense and comedy sit
uations. : i ' j
Harrison Ford.' the clever
voung leading man. renders ex
celleivt support to Miss Talmadge
in the characterization of Richard
Annesly, the man from Texas,
who ha? no faith in women. ' i
It: will ;e shown at the Bligh
theater Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. . j
"The Desperate Hero,- Owen
Moorfe's latest picture. comes to
he Oregon .theater for two days
beginning Wednesday; 1
Tom Mix's latest thriller will
be shown at the Oregon on Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
"39 East,'', starring Contance
P.inney. just finished a success
ful run at the Majestic in PorU
land.! It's the sort of comedv
wanted, by Salem picture fans.
Robt. W. Chambers big photo-i
play is showing the last time to-!
uay at the Grand theater. j
Salem is to have a real comic
opera with 60 people. Robinhood
is coining to the Grand theater
one night, October 11.
Hob Roberts, a talented and
versatile young man who has a
penchant for fun and who has
the ability to please and as a
black face comedian always wins
the Approval of his audience. He
is universally known as a "Cork
er in! Cork," Coining to the
Bush,! Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday.! , i
Robin I rood Is ComJnjf '
So promising andJ overwhelm
ing Is the assurance of support
for "Robin hood" that a definite
contract by Manager A. E. Laf
lar, Grand Theater, has been
made, and the De Koven master
piece will be presented here Mon
day evening. October 11.
The: coming of Ralph Dun
bar's production of the famous
American comic opera, if one is
to ' judge by the sentiments . ex
pressed where the company has
been, will prove a noteworthy
event in local annals, for Its af
fords the opportunity desired by
many of hearing the opera ade
quately done, with a cast of real
artists, an excellent chorus, an
orchestra of symphony players, a
full quota of mechanics with
complete equipment of scenery,
costumes, properties "and effects.
That some producer is willing to
assume the risk of sending to
the smaller cities such a rVP
duction. is cause for gratitude
from every one who appreciates
real worth in this field.
will play this buow for three dys
fctartio Monday evening.
"A i Paprika of Song Jul
Dance- introduced by Thoiiia;&
Frederick Sistsrg In evenis
luul louowed by sevegal
Ah A a. m . . - a
i,,o"t oi costumes by 1312
giris.at the Illigta today.
It's Dixie Show at the Libe
ineatre today. . Takes von hofee
; to tha South. King V. VidolV
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i.onai attraction.
Special niulc has been arrang
ed by she Grand string ohestra
for the big sqper special "Some
thing to Think About.-'
DeVeaux Dell and Joe. a cleier
young hi4n and a bewitching
young lady is, only part of this
comedy offering which they call
"Brilliant Bits of Variety." Com
ing' to the lilich next Thursday.
Friday and Saturday.
Elmo Lincoln, the giant of the
screen, famous for his impersona
tion of Tarzan in the film version
of the Edgar Rice Burroughs'
story, has the principal role in
"Under Crimson Skias," which
will be. shown at the Liberty
Theatre on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. 1
Chief in support of Harold
Lloyd in the merry-making in
"Get Out and Get Undet" are a
flivver, a dog and a mouse. It. is
hardly necessary to mention that
the blonde vand beautiful Mildred
Davis and tha ebony-hued and de
cidedly brunet Ernest Morrison
are also present. "Get Out and
Get Under" Is the newest laughter-bolt
by the Hal E. Roach
Pathe comedian due to convulse
audiences at tha Liberty Theatre
today. , .
No
more mting screen ftr
til
the Ijft-
could have been selected to
low George M. Cohan in the'
teo-'s . trekuendou3 ttace ucce; j
"Forty-five MInutPg Kioc iiroad.i
way." than Charles Ray. And th
latter in 'thi f-plenuld- new re
lease of the First .National, which
come to IJberty on next Sunday 1
wears the mantle of Cohan, in the
role of Kid Bums, that prova
him to bfe one of ths most Capable
actors the screen has produced.
It . has been figured that mil
lions of pesos were misappropriat
ed by the Carranza government.
"Misappropriated" Is possibly the
mildest term by which the looting
can be designated.
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Coming to Ye Liberty Next Sunday
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Flora Finch, the never to-be-forgotten
comedienne, Is cast as
the widowed aunt with more
money than temper In "Dawn."
This is the Blackton Production
adapted from Eleanor II. Porter's
famous novel, "Dawn," -at The
Bligh today.
Paul Moher and Harry Eld-
ridge, two good natured fellows
blessed .with personality; splendid
voices and the ability to enter
tain most happily with witty re
partee and tunes that jingle filled
with snappy lyrics and joyful
lines. "I Don't Care," is the
name : they have' given their
skittie, at the Bligh today.
. The New Bligh Stock Company
offers for this week's show, "His
Wife's Husband." a- sparkling
thre?-act comedy drama. They
iGRANDSss OCT. 11th
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PRICES: .
Lower Floor 1st 3 row's ami last 4 rows $2.03
IalaiHe Lower Floor. and loxes $2.50
Entire Iialeony . . ..'......... : .$2.00
fJallcrj- (not reserved) $1.00
Add 10 for war tax Mail Orders Now
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Toay-rThje Big Sunday Shoff y
Thomas and Frederick Sister
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A Paprika of Song aiil Danee
Bud and Jessie
Gray I
Varietv
Mohec and '
V Eldridge-
"I-Doni fare"
Big New Feature Pictures
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
, New Bligh Stock Co. .
: 'Present -i
HIS WIFE'S
HUSBAND"
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A Howling Three Act Comedy Drama
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CONSTANCE TALMADGE
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The Veiled Mystery'
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ALL NEW VAUDEVILLE
STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BRING RESULTS
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Tomorrow
Tuesday
Continuous Show Today
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From Charles Frohman's Stags Success "Op'o Me Thumb"
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Starting Monday, 7 p. 'm.
Jesse L Lasky
presents
CECIL B.
DeMILLE'S
production S
Something ; .
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Dy jeanie frlacp&rson
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The lop of life
and the bottom!
And the same fair
woman reached
them both. Why?
How? And which
was the end?
A ROMANCE aglow with the
metropolitan heauty and richness
idwavg linked with ! the name
peMilt. - . t
Vet huilt from the hearth of a
Village'-blacksmith and .made of
the stuff that fills the M.nplit
hearts.
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Gloria Swanson. . . .Elliott Dexter
Theodore Roberts. . ..Monte Blue
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Special Music by the j Grand String Orchestra.
First Time a Picture of This Kind Evci
Tlayed at This Price
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"GET OUT and GET UNDER"
A Brcez? Auto-Escapade of Skiddy Merriment
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There's Noth
ing lik? a
Stern Criminal
lawyer to
Make an Old
Darkey Very
Xlcliiou.
"Ain't Ine
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Stole Not hin.
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Want Ntol fa
in' Said Of
Alexandab.
The (Mil Kctainer Wmild Have Did Firt !
He Wouldn't I ii're the Fa mil v Secrrln in .
KING W. VIDOR'S
"The FAMILY HONOR"
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--Isn't it tik-f when a p'dur shown ns lmmr folks jnxt as we are in life, with
our joys and pleasun-s and troiildYs and t-ars and schems? That's' whv we
know you'll enjoy "The Family Honor." -
Coming Wednesday, "Elmo Lincoln" in "Under
Crimson Skies"
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