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FLARES AND FLICKERS
at the Oregon theater for three!
uays ommeneing today.
Para-! Ford from Thompson Buchanan'.
.,..,, tarring vehicle is -Civil- i popular- siuse Piay or the., same
? t.roiui-ed hv llueli! name. The picture will he shown
Thomas Metshaii's .first-
iaii Clothes
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VAUDEVILLE
i TODAY
days. Is the story or a lovely
young Kill who whiiMand Ihei
temptations of the tabartts aw.d
Kthel Clayti n. the T-hnrmin
ami popiihir PaVaiuounf Mar, wm;ar,i?,,s' "dios of Pari
te Keil at the (lr'r.-. I...-:
'ext Friday and Saturday in "A
City Sparrow" her latest nhoto-
u iil.ir t-aine a
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"Kio Grande." the I'd win
Carewe-pattie feature pimhu lion
WALSH and AUSTIN
Fast Delightful Fun
CHAMBERLAIN and EARLE
. A Vaudeville Menu r
BALL1NGER and REYNOLDS
"A Tip on the. Line "
Delores Cassinelli
"A Virtuous Model"
play, in which she lias the' role f tn view at Ye Liberty theater for,
an Apache dancer. i three days commencing next
. ,1 Thursday, is an outdoor .story. H
C.mvis breaking out of pris- j Rets its name (rom the river thai'
n is a comiii m oerurreiiee these separates Mexico from the Cnited .
days. Convicts breaking out and : State.-.
then breaking in again is a novel-,
ty that isn't read about very of-j In "Girl of Hie Sea." the ai-'
ten. Shakespeare Clancy,, the I trait ion at Ye Libel ty three
peppery young hero of "The Jail-! days commencing next fun lay.
bird", the latest laramount-Ince the audience is taken to the hot-i
Picture slarrins Douglas Mac-jtom of the ocean where 1111 v pic-!
Lean which will be shown at the j hires' were taken through a won-
Oregon theater next Sunday, does! derful invention known as the
doui anu iias an amazing string submarine tube, which enahl
01 adventures In between. the operator to take photogiap
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imam tarnuni is coming in
the biggest play of his career. It
is "If I Were King." from the
great stage success and novel by
Justin Huntly McCarthy.
BEARCATS SHOWIi
BETTER CLASS
THAN CLUBMEN
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Game on Multnomah Field
is Scoreless, But Colleg
ians Lead in Yardage
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life on the
Irvine and Zeller Star for
Mathews Players on
Portland Field
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Stibl itut iiii Yil!atii"h!
llan.anv t',wer. Sh-. tif.-hy
Ur l.iitau. uliyr for ltali'y.
l i;ti;iiiiali S -ral mini ) I I'
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Hal. Chamberlain and Vivian
Earleare seen in a comedy flick
er they have christened "A Vaud
eville Menu." It embraces sing
ing., talks, dances, and a violin
also has space in their program.
At the HIiph today.
Walsh and Austin, a clever '"" 8 lom"ai,
duo of cross-fire comedy talker. 0,,ll'assel the Multnrmah ?iuad
breezy aongs and an infusion ot ! i: a scoreless gridiron conte. t
semi-nut antics by the male mem-j staged Saturday afternoon on th! iient -i; tf. Tal
Harry-S. Wilson presents "The
Woman Hater." a very neat little
skit which is exceptionally funny,
due to the fact that he if so op
posed to the teraale sex. Mr. Wil
son is ably -assisted by Miss Billy
Kirk, a young lady "who knows
the wedding vows backwards.
At the Hiigh to- J Multnomah field. Portland.
ler of the firm
V o.,. ,th)iiSh the Hearst rrerc
wholesale scale, is a teatnre of i '-Kied more than 1 . pounds to
"The Flame or Hellate." Ih j ftn vnaa. they played aujenor
lieatriz Michelena picture. ,coming j typo uf ball, gained more yard-
io ine i.ngn Tuesday and ca-' aw. and threatened Multnomairs
Duvis Heads Salem Clcb
ct Agriculture! College
OltrCilN AUHfcrLTPKAL
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t-aoel hav:.; . il.if.l pre-i-
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Y h it Thnrii-
Al-I fir.'l nieeiiii; in th
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f. vn atr ko KLOWOUTS
Afi.-r n .tf learneil to-itf otir
rui r'! Tin Killer on vour -r.
mi plan f lii'", vr'
More Mileage For Less
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Sef aiont ilk ovr.
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER SERVICE STATION
J2i Set lh ( otTHiK-n iil Stret-t
ncsday.
goal during two tap?s
Salem's
Only ,
Vaudeville
Tuesday-
THE FLAME OF HELLGATE
hfpn t ra i cl a t A into n- t tW
Coming to the Uligh next Thurs-jtures and U said to lend itself
the
The eternal struggle of good ! fan,e- i
and evil ia man was-never mor? The, fast shifty Vill.;.ne:te ag
strikingly presented than by gregatloa was aeorued ite .-op-Robert
Lotiis Stevenson in his ! port of 'the spectators throusht
J11 TV.taI "Dr- JekU and Mr. hthe entire game. Each plav wa
, idiuuus mui j iia.rM vert with n. roennn vo n-
plause from the gra:id.tand
day, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Madge Lucas, a dainty,
little. auburn-haired Australian,
opens her artistic novelty with an
exceptionally clever eccentric
dance, which Is extremely humor
ous. Coming to the ?Iigh next
Jhursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Thomas Meighan
" Gwilian CloMI
The Newest Senriett Comedy
"My Goodness" -
Gouverneur Morris has created
one of the mdst amazing charac
ters in American fiction In Bliz
zard, the legless wonder of "The
Penalty," and master of the. un
derworld of San Francisco. The
film conies to the Liberty theater
soon.
admirably to screen portrayal.
John Barrymore has the role of
the central character and is said
to give a striking performance. It
will be shown four days starting
Tuesday at the Grand theater.
Miss Norma Talmadge has well
exemplified the difference be
tween the woman nrenared by
work to do her share of the prob
lems of married life and the one
who shirks. In "Tile Woman
Gives," which will lie the attrac
tion at Ye Liberty theater, begin
ning today, this young screen star
takes the part of a young tal
ented girl to whom "giving" Is as
natural as breathing. The story
relates how this virtue of hers
proves the making of one man
and tfie saving of another, whom
"a woman who takes"' has started
on the road to ruin.
Thomas H. Ince's 'oldest and
youngest star appear together In
Below the Surface." the thrill
ing picture of New Kngland sea
faring life which Is now playing
at the Grand theater. Hobart
Bosworth, famous for his screen
appearances in stories of the sea,
has the role of the hero, a 'rug
ged, professional diver. The
story written by Luther Reed,
centers around , the attempt of a
shrewd crook and his pretty girl
accomplice to use the diver and
hi son to further their scheme
to recover money from a wrecked
steamer.
"Scandals of 1919" will be the
next big road show at the Grand
theater. It is one or the biggest
musical comedy shows on the
road, consisting of about 70 peo
ple. It played in a six-months
continuous run in New York be
fore starting on tour.
lU-ureatM Take rffenie
In the first quarter the conten
der exchanged punis but julth
er team was able to gain the a'l-vantagl-
liv the" sectnd quar
ter Willamette assumed the of
fensive- and riiblied the ball to!
Multnomah's 1 0-yard line. The
clubmen staged a comeback at
the beginning of the third quar
ter but were unable to cross lh
line with the pigskin. ;
In the" Jast quarter by a series
of Ion? and short forward pass-
the Bearcats advanced the ball to
Multnomah's 20-yard line. Irvine
attempted two drop kicks, both
missing the goal by a fraction of,
an inch. . Irvine 4 soi-ond kick
hit the bar and by an unlucky
swerve bounced back iuto the
field.
Zeller Make Uum Kun
Irvino'and Zeller were con
sistent ground gainers for Ihe
B-uicat eleven. Irvine making
some clever passes which li'-tied
ubatautial 'gains. Zeller made
the long.-:t run of the game when
!n.th th'rd ouartr he carried
the ball for yards.
Basler and Rarer, who took
the,. places of W'apato and Ijw-
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For every ccnceivahle pur
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at REASONABLE PRICES
1,m )n Saturday's game, proved'
Locklear, the daredevil of the
air will lie seen in the big Fox
special "The Skywayman" at 'the
Grand theater starting Saturday.
Ballinger and Reynolds, "A
Tip on the Line." glve3 this ec
centric comedian and ' lias girl as
sociate plenty of. opportunity to
bound recklessly upon the taut
wire and do startling and daring
things upon the slack wire.-' At
the. Bligh today.., i y -
"The Virtuous Model,", the Al
bert Capeliani-Pathe feature star
ring Dolores Cassinelli, which
comes to the Bligh today for two
themselves tackles who w.re Int
totlnta get by.
. Ilratt nnd Brown were the blc
ges ground gainers for Multno-t
fiiin a'bii RadcUff played a spec- '
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The finest moderate priced are leather hand lavage ohtainahle
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BUREN
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John Barrymore plays the
greatest role of his screen career
as the central figure in "Dr.-Jek
yll and Mr. Hyde," the Paramount
Artcraft screen version of Robert
Louis Stevenson's immortal
story. Tne" picture will be showttfr. V
at the Grand - theater Tuesdiy?r
ednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Martha Mansfield, a beau
ty from the Zigfield Follies withj
consiaerame aramaiic an. my. is
the leading woman and the pic
ture was directed by John SI Robertson.
f w r i
new low Level neacnea
in West Coast Lumber
JOHN BAR R.Y MORE w,
'DR. jEiCVLL and. MR; HYDE'
A PARAMQUI AQXPVT PICTURE
GRAND THEATRE
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Matinee Daily
With an unshipped -order bal
ance of 4 755 cars, as against a
normal of 13.000 cars, lumber for
future rail delivery established a
new low level last week.
A further drop In the unship
ped rail balance ia forecast by the
fact that, during the week de
liveries by rail were 20 per cent
in excess of new business accept
ed for rail shipment.
Total new business was 56.
262.077 feet. Production was
70.875.111 feet. Shipments. 59.
937,048 feet. Production i was 17
per cent below normal.
Of new business placed, 37 per
cent was for retail yard and In
dustrial nse, largely ia noncom- j
petitive territory. Domestic cargo
orders amounted to 31 per cent
of the total; railroad buying. 18
per cent: export orders. 11 per
cent, and local, business 3 per
cent.
Pnshipped balances were 142.
050.000 feet for destinations
reached by rail haul. Domestic
cargo. 100.42G.994 feet. Kxport.
S4.2S3.494 feet. Total. 277.360.
4KS feet. Prmliirt ire ranacitv.
Oregon and Washington, west of j
Cascade mountains. 21.000,000
ft'et per day. .
TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY
if
HOBART BOSWORTH
In One of the Biggest Pictures of the Year
JENEATH THE SURFACE
Picturing the Most' Sensational Water Adventures Ever Shown
t On a Screen ......
It's Too Big For Words
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STARTING TUESDAY
JOHN BARRYMORE
in DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE
SPECIAL
ORCHESTRA
MUSIC
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Every child attending this
show will receive a navy
souvenir
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