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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1920)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER .2 1 . 1 020 FLARES AND FUCKERS nr,dar Is get-away day for, i rtrkrns comedy, -The Hus-1 L9?, unnter." at the Grand. It ;. , .Mires the autinl star Ktieett '"i, formerly with Onus Fair- The story relates the ex-1 SlJiencesof a younq gill who do- ; del to marry a man she never j fcas teen. Wl develops situations , . . .' nDroariou.-lv mirthful : rom start to finish. Its conclud- ; lng cUmx is a most, amusing , lurprW- ; . t -Black birds" li one or the most . .,,;tfne and breathless photo- j liar er fchown at the Oregon. From the day that the Countess leona sidetracks the Taris police jby Douglas Mac Lean in hi3 new ? Paramount picture. "The Jil i bird." which is to be the feature attraction at the Oregon theater today. -j ; Clancy starts in jail, dishonest. in a thrilling taxi chase, down ! ,lc n:akes an effort to be honest, in th moment when the" orieplM ibut ciicumstances and his crook masterpiece is stolen, durtr. a iiasr.ed brdl at the American raiiilwnairo's home, and the Coun ters and her r, but that's tell- . -lUackLi'ds" i unusual, and we know you w-! enjoy it, es pecially the acting of beautiful Justine Johnstone in the role of the heroine. Friday and Satur day only. ' f &i i. Some pm are lorn honest, some achieve honesty, and some have honesty thrust upon them. To the latter class belongs "Shake speare Clancy." who is portrayed A BIG DOUBLE T! ''j Starts Today A bewitching Sea Nymph or Fearless ; ; piver jit ' . . A Giant Devil Fish A Stupendous Drama of the Deep "GIRL of the - W 1 i ll : rmii instincts are against him and the prospective profits from an il legal oil deal promise to lure him from the straiKht and narrow path. Just as he is about to put through, his crooked deal along comes Fate, in the guie of love and pets him; squarely back in' the center of the path, with a sweet little bride-to-be as an in centive for him to stav there, i "The Jailbird" is jammed full of clever comedy situations and is a fitting sequel to the former pictures which have been the means of elevating Mac Lean to stardom. Th story, which was written by Julien Josephson. was directed by Lloyd Ingraham. Bert Cannw as the photographer. Doris May plays opposite the star. mon comedy of "bark-stage which may be sctn at the Litcrtj theater today. Prominent anions j them is a monkey who is an able; sec jnuto the versatile Larry in I keeping tha comedy going at ai high rate of speed. I tJreed. one or the sven cardi nal sins. Is responsible tor the thrilling i.lot of "The i. Twin Pawns," Mae Murray's rew?st of fer ng and h-r first for Pa the. which comes to the Hligh theatre today. ' i BITS FOR BREAKFAST j 4 It's : Harding and Cool dg- And it is Stanfield ia Orepo:i. means a business reiv- pavetl road. was announce I Mate highway . Thi al . All woi Id over the countrv, ai d , Lieutenant Ormar Locklear at the Grand today and tomorrow, in his last picture, "The Skyway-man." In a thrilling story of the half world that is said to orfer him im mense opportunities for his best work, George Walsh, the athletic William Fox star, will be seen at j the Grand theater next Tuesday 'and Wednesday in ''From On." This is a picturization of the successful story by Frank L. Packard, author of "The Mirarle (Man. and from advance reports I young Walsh, in his new vehicle, j will surprise even his most de voted fans. . SEA" 1 ft H L . '-. , . - . j,. ' ' ."i LARRY SEMON You'll ay he's the funniest fellow you lever saw, and the hings he does well, they ar so amusing we can't stop laugh ing long enough to describe them. You know how it is when we tell; you igot we've HAND" PATHE NEWS . STY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY in TRUST" Starring Lovely MAY r . T- - 'lt " v mm and ," The Famous Monkey Comedian ! JOE 1 MARTIN i I In j "A WILD NIGHT" Tern Mix in "The Untamed at the Grand theater next Saturday. One of the most exciting i::o-; ments in "Girl of the Sea" is thej combat between a diver and an j Octopus. In which the honors go to the diver. Th? pictures were taken under the sea by the Sub marine Film Company. They are unique and Instructive as well as highly entertaining and thrilling. At Ye Liberty today. And Oregon and this coa:t will teel it stronger than any othor part of the cjuntr or the world. It means protection to our aims and our factories, and work at good wages for all who ur? willing to work. This yemtrday by the derailment. All tats hye v.itw b-n filled with; tin- exception of thai t Wauna. a s-tre'eh of a!out T0 feet.l and .tais iil b .finished by Thursday. No dfkurs will b iner.::ary aftr that time. ! Artothr announcement today th?wa tli.r the Canon mad between . Portland and I c molelfd and L'slit & Power company. reiuet fnj; th-l the company pive attcn-t:-n to that oaditlon. Preral co.n plaints bi.ve reached the T.iir-iou. "Unusual cnidltions. 'ich s now in intr. are to le -j-tctcl and prev ded giainst." wiitr? Mr. UucUul. "acd it ap ; car" to the roiniul ton that thk that uiay nil haie joor prjrs?t ap. careful altertion." ! LADIES P.cateiten ii now open for traific. -. .- r.a mtir(r: t iJm.r V-ianl XtrJwal alo i-re. ol ti e c online ncie ' -,i'.- w . The whole world contains some 710.uy mile of railway, the il'uited Stai-s easily topping the .Hist wilh.26C.OvO n.lios. "The Skywaynian,V is a story of lire and thrills above the clouds. At the Grand today and tomortow. Wallace Keid's nexr pteitire has been released and will be shown at the Oregon next Sunday. Mon day and Tuesday. "Always Au dacious" : is the title, and itis said io surpass anything he has yet made. , When William Tarnum, as Francois Villon; recites before the disguised king his poem. "If Vil lon Were the King of France." When Villon: sees Katherine de Vaucelles praying in the chapel which he and liis cronies are rob bing. i The capture of Villon for .throwing a poem tver the royal wall into the lap of Lady Kath erine. The duel in the darkened tav ern between Villon and the Grand Constable, as Lady Katherine and the king looked on. Farrell and Hatch. Arrayed in evening drss these boys indulge in nicely blended harmony sing ing, offering original composi tons. Af the Bligh today. A whole menagerie of trained animals is used effectively In "The Stage' Hand." the Lary Se- Today And Tomorrow Continuous Show Today Lieut : Ormar Locklear The Daredevil of the Air In A Great Story of Life and Thrills Above the Clouds Added Attractions "Her Naughty Wink" 2-Ueel Sunshine Comedy and the , j- Grand Scenic ! Special Music by the Grand String Orchestra Fpkturinir the Late and Popular Number "Wondering It means government bonds at par and above; and stable busi ness conditions, with widening markets for American goods car ried in American ships. S S 1 1 til fin tic o r i i . 1 tf tl.-. r ! n - t !.., . . ... . ' -- -1 I " n'u uiui nuutaii, niii oe st-ni in j est Trong secieiy drama, when i ne Rltherine MacDonald. gneral lv termed the -'world's most beau- Beauty Market." her latest pro duction, Is shown at the Liberty tneatra commencing Thursday. Election returns Tuesday Nitrht 'Hot Off the Wire May Allison s next local server, appearance is scheduled Tuesday at the Liberty theatre, when the enchanting, gold-haired star will portray the stellar role in "'Held in Trust. which Metro has adapt ed from th3 story by George Kib be Turner. It appeared original ly in The Hed Book Magazine. growth and expansion ever ieen in this or any other country, with the highest range of indi vidual opportunity fo.- all our people ever known. ' 'm It means hop-? ior the world, peace for the world, ui iler Amer ican leadership and with Ameil- can participation it lh? ha! of Um wound- of the war. Falling Leaves Make Street Traffic Dangerous Falling leaves on Portland streets are making operation of street ars iinuuaK hazirjoiis. erpecial'y on grades, declare I Fred G. P.uchtel. chairman of the public service coiuniis:on In a let- j ter to Frajklln T. Griffith, pres- taeni oi rne i'ortiana Hallway. One of the bggest Fcreen pro ductions of the year will bo seen at the Liberty theatre when Mau rice Tourneur's super special. "The Great Redeemer." will be the feature of the bill for four days beginning next Sunday."The It means a lime, but wth ground. fo cu ward looking 'EJB i . rc-et , in the i AD I With god wl-ihe:i ior all con cern?'f. and with t.n idea that there is room for all in a reor ganized and harmonious and well; directed foree. the Hits tor Pieak-! fast man thinks Mr. M.itritt is the be-t fitted man for making the 1 t- Great Redeemer. ' it i announced Salem police force etf eient. and is a tremendous drama ot absorn iug human interest. - VA Man's , Countrj'. starring Alma Rubens. Is a rip-roaring drama of the west of th days of r 19, when men played hard and ; fought harder lived fast and died faster. Coming to the Hligh Tuesday and Wednesday. Mbert and Rozella. A comedy couple with a new j Idea of pre senting their talents which made them popular on th? London and Kuropean stage, offer for yonr approval a novel perf ormance a n't unique erformance; called A Ku ropean Sensation. At the P.ligh next Thursday-, Friday and Saturday." that there will Ut ni-vvje fori regrets If he is ekcted eity mar-, shal. i The Rexall store. Mrav ote in ( Oregon to date ThmT for liud-j lug and 4-.4 for C.. ,Th-it is j aont the way it will run In the returns from Oregon The won der is that in this ie Cox could get as many vote?- seeing that ni3 pari) is ammv nvij c t, interest Oregon an have in any ences of the cltY. keeP n touch possible war. ! A Harley-Davidson and a Home ! in the Suburbs i The combination is ideal for ' real health and happiness! You can enjoy the convent- s It - - V h fK' -:Y- . " William Farnum In "If 1 Vr Kin' t Coming to the Oregon Theatre Tuesday for 3 Day Kthlyn Mae and La Verne. Originality is the keynote featur ing the offering presented by this clever trio. Coming to the Pligh next Thursday. Lower Columbia Highway is Hearing Completion Py Thursday or the coming cek all pavement will be rom- pletedtand the entire xwer Col umbia River hitzhway between Portland and Astoria will be thrown open for traffic over a Frank Rich musk-al comedy show headed by George P.urtoit in "His Royal Highness" will le seen at the IMigh today. "The Penalty" by Gouvernur Morris, the picture that took Portland and Seattle or a record breaking showing will be seen in Salem at Ye Liberty soon. YM. FARNUM In "IF I WERE KING" Start Tues. at Th Orpcron Frank Rich Musical Comedy company presents Ills Roval Highness, featuring the charcoal funster, George Rurton. and a company of beautiful girls, pretty songs, pretty gowns, pretty music and a riot of a story, they will be at the Uligh theatre today only. -. ' - i r -i j ! wiin ir. oy means oi xnc uc-; j pendable, economical Harley- i Davidson, and yet breathe pure, fresh air and work a little ' garden. It means much to the family.-" j With a side-car Harley-Dav-, idson you have a family vehicle ' that reduces to a few minutes ' the traveling time between the city and your home. " r i 'Let us tell you more about' the many advantages of own- j ing " the World's Champion j Motorcycle. We will be pleas- j ed to show you the new models and you will put yourself un der no obligation by visiting j a our showrooms. Hippodrome Vaudeville FRANK RICH a HARRY W. SCOTT 147 South Commercial Street Ruster Keaton in his latest riot of fun. "Convict 12. will b at Ye Liberty, with Katharine M:e Donald in "The Beauty Market" next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. RKTTIXG IS TA1100F.H. ITHACA, X. Y.. Oct, 29. A letter by Romevn Parry, graduate manager of athletics at Cornell, asking the-student body to re frain from betting on the Cornell Dartmouth game, in "Xew York on November 6. was published here today. Manager Parry asserted that crookedness in betting on professional baseball games, re rcntly exposed, threatens to be duplicated in inter - collegiate sports and intimated that a group of professional gamblers may b? endeavoring to obtain "easy money" from undergraduates. Mary Did the play have a happy ending? . ' Fred; yes; a woman had the last word as the final curtain went down. lloston Globe. ' New Show . t Starting Tuesday GEORGE WALSH s In "From Now On" From Same Author of "The Miracle Man" Election Returns "Hot off the Wire" GRAND THEATRE t at :- -" I ' . y . I. . i i li i il iitimu til ii i ! t Presents "His Royal Highness" Featuring the Character Funster George Burton . And a Company of BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Pretty Music Pretty Gowns And a Riot of a Story Other Acts and Pictures THE BIG SUNDAY SHOW Election Returns Here Tuesday BlighTheatre 'rJWn ' ii Today, Tomorrow' 2 Days Only 4 S. - DOUGLAS rZ 'S JsVs -Mac Lean , I v fy. ; ' . -and .. eWP DORIS Ar ik mm iay ! YR I "THE JAIL BIRD" IL " You're Not Goini to Misi It I "HOME RULE" DON'T FORGET! 3 ULJLuLizaUi Adds to the Fun Hood Music Always ''I'M J- I t2 - j (omine Tuesday William Farnum in IT ! Were King " " ' tV 777 . .--.TUTT.'a' j -,4 -iP -yP "y -iP L BE'RTt GRAND THEATRE