THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM OREGON.
FLARES AND FLICKERS
T late Clyde Fitch undoubt
"e thA most sucress-
wit oao v -
"'.....riehts of his day. une
X most popular comedos was
Frisky rs.
. enjoyed a longjun in
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Ilillie Burke as. the star and it
will be shown at the Oregon
theater for three days beginning
Sunday next.
This seem to Iwa comedy week
for the Grand theater. Tuesday
comes "The Bandbox," starring
Dorris Kenyon; Thursday, Eileen
Percy in "Beware of the Bride,"
and Saturday, Owen Moore in
"The Poor Simp."
SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 23. 1920
loose upon its citizens? Marshall
Neilan has graphically answered
this question in his latest photo
play, "Go and Get It." coming to
the Liberty as a First National
release on next Sunday, The story
of this tremendous picture Is one
of the most exciting and enter
taining offered the public In re
cent years.
'So Long Letty" is coming.
Did you ever forget your door
key? Did you ever look; -under the
doormat, where you were sure
you had placed it, to find It gone?
What would you do in an instance
like this, particularly if nobody
was at home? And particularly if
you were a girl who had gone out
against the wishes of your par
ents? See Mary MacLaren at the
Bligh next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Owen Moore in his latest. "The
Poor Simp," will be the main at
traction, at the Grand theater next
Saturday and Sunday.
wis I
William Farnum will be the at
traction at the Oregon theater to
day in "Drag Harlan," filmed
from the story by Charles Alden
Seltzer. Farnum is seen as "the
two-gun man from Pardo," the
most feared and notorious gun
fighter the west eYer saw.
"Kismet" broke all house
records for a single day's business
at the Strand on Sunday. The
crowds waiting to see the picture
blocked Broadway to such an ex
tent that the police ordered the
management to keep the side
walks open. The congestion re
sulted In 20 policemen being de
tailed ta handle the situation.
Joe Martin, the original trained
giant monkey will be shown In his
latest two-reel comedy "The Pho
hibition Monkey" at Ye Liberty
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Tuesday and Wednesday
THE A
p-With an eight-piece orchestra,
a band and a lot of new dance
steps and jokes, the Milo Merry
Minstrels troupe will make their
appearance at the Bligh theater
for two days starting Tuesday.
Jazz specials on cornet and trom
bone, violin numbers and jazz
numbers ensemble make up part
of the musical program of the act
while two blackface comedians
keep the audience in a paroxysms
or laughter..
A new orchestra has been
ranged for the Grand theater.
ar-
Kenneth C. Beaton, known and
beloved as K. C. B. J)y his millions
of newspaper readers for his
quaint humor and philosophy, wit
nessed the filming of all the ex
teriors taken at Lake Mohegan,
N. Y., for the new Deitrich-Beck
production of Louis Joseph
Vance's story, "The Bandbox,"
starring Doris Kenyon, which
comes to the Grand theatef, be
ginning next Tuesday.
Football fans! A rousing col
lege football contest Yale versus
Harvard is one of the most ex
citing features of "A Romantic
Adventuress," in which Dorothy
Dalton will be seen at the Oregon
theater next Wednesday and
Thursday. The participants are
all ex-college football men.
Charles Meredith, leading man for
Miss Dalton, who acts as captain
of the Yale eleven, was formerly
a well known halfback at
Carnegie Tech.
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DALLAS. Or.. No. 11. (Sp- j bU kens and oihr product. It ! are not redsclng the boaeymooa
cial to the Statesman t Thieve j tMHvr1 by police anthurltie iha trlr: but tben. honeymoons are
have been making themlve the robbers hautetl their plnnde' i measured ty tlrae anj not
numerous In thj r.ly (lining ih'ar in an auto trurk. ' 1ilance.
Great Shirley
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Dainty Florette, a wondei ful
equilibrist and willowy contor
tionist, as one of the big numbers
on the bill at Bligh today.
For the . woman who follows
with close interest all the changes
of styles from month to month,
"You Never Can Tell" should
prove an exceptionally entertain
ing motion picture. It is the
initial Bebe Daniels starring ve
hicle and .will be shown at the
Oregon theater for two days be
ginning Friday.
What would happen in a large
city if a powerful ape with the
brain of a human criminal of the
lowest type, should be turned
A CRACKERJACK BIG SHOW TODAY
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Aljvays
Good
Most
Times
Great
BLIGH
THEATRE
L. V. Jefferson, who wrote the
scenario of "The Kentucky Col
onel," from the novel of the same
name- by Opie Read, proved him
self a regular speed demon when,
after completing the continuity
for "The Kentucky Colonel," the
latest Hodkinson feature photo
play which is showing at the
Grand theater today and tomor
row, he turned out no less than
eight original stories for the
screen and one complete two-reel
continuity in six days.
The International Revue Is com
posed of seven men and one wo
man who indulge in live chats,
songs and dances depicting in
character more than a half dozen
nationalities at the Bligh theater
today.
Don't fail to see the beautiful
Fox star Eileen Percy, opening at
the Grand theater next Thursday
in "Beware of the Bride," a farce
comedy of lightning speed and
packed with hilarious mirth from
start to finish. A masked ball,
mistaken identity, material mix
np, jealous rage, frantic pursuit,
etc., etc they're all In it-
Murphy and Klein. In spert cos
tumes, introduce songs and musi
cal specialties on saxaphone and
piano at the Bligh today.
' CoJ
will be presented in a
Splendid Concert and Dance
By Capital Post No. 9, American Legion
Wednesday Night, December 1
A wpnderful program of 20 numbers will be rendered. It will be a rare treat. Every
body invited. Music for the dance will be furnUhed by the Shirley Co. Admission
to both concert and dance $1.00.
SALEM ARMORY
beginning today begins to move
even morewiftly and thrillingly.
The twin sister of "The Yellow
Typhoon" is sent to Manila as a
secret service agent and there
meets her sister whom she had
long thought dead.
Dolores Cassinelli. displaying
remarkable Versatility, portrays
the dual role of Wanda and Lu
cille Hubbard In "The Web of De
ceit," the Pathe feature announc
ed for today at the Bligh theatre.
Although on the screen of the
Liberty theatre next Thursday the
fight scene in "Love, Honor and
Obey" last but a few minutes, it
required actually nine, hours of
struggle before the camera to en
act them.
Beautiful Doris Kenyon wins
her right to a place in the screen
I firmament equalling the niche she
holds in the esteen. of her tre
mendous stage following by the
most noteworthy achievement of
her career as the star of "The
Bandbox," the Deitrich-Beck, Inc.,
production of Louis Joseph
Vance's greatest mystery story, re
leased by Hodkinson. which comes
to the Grand theater, beginning
Tuesday matinee.
"The Yellow Typhoon," fasci
nated by the priceless diamond
which Karl Lysgaard, an adven
turer, shows her, stakes her en-
tire gambling establishment in the
Orient against the gem. Lysaard
wins. The two set out for Manila,
bentlon an intrigue which had for
its object the obtaining of plans of
a valuable war invention. From
this point the plot of "The Yellow
Typhoon." the latest screen ve
hicle for Anita Stewart, which will
be shown at the Liberty theatre.
NUT GROWING
HAS ATTENTION
Farmers in Dayton Vicinity
Become Interested in Fil
bert Production
DAYTON. Or.. Nov. 27. (Sp
cial to The Statesman) Farmer
and orchard men around Dayton -Yamhill
county, are becoming in
terested in the planting of filbert
orchards.
It has been found by experience
that western Oregon and western
Washington in soil and climate
are well adapted to the growth o
these valuable nuts and that ther
produce as heavily In western
Oregon and Washington as in
England or any part of Kurope
The trees should be planted on
rich, weUl-drafined rlvqr bottom
and valley land, and should b
pruned into tree form as much a
possible.
A great acreage of land in east
ern Yamhill county around Day
ton and vicinity is well suited for
the planting of filberts, being wel
drained river bottom and valley
land.
H. G. Ogden of the Fir BrooV
ranch near Dayton has an orchard
of two acres of Barcelona. D
Chilly and White Avellne trees
ranging from two to nine year
old, from which he sslls both nut j
and nursery stock. The trees be-
gin bearing at four or five year!
and bear from five pounds for th
first bearing year to 30 pound
per tree after the age of 10 or 1
years. The price of filberts run
from 3 cents to $1 a pound. Thl
production with the production o
nursery stock makes the filbert
valuable orchard tree giving goo
return. Mr. Ogdon says that th
filbert has one advantage over th
Knalish walnut as it does not suf
fer from the mid weather an1
front as uoes the English walnut'
Move OutWneretno Air is
Pure and the Rent is Low
Laugh at distance; you caa
travel quickly and comfortably
to and from your work at less
cost per mile than carfare, with a
Harley-Davickon
Yon can have your own little home in
the suburbs with room fcr a garden and
play space fcr the children.
Think of the wonderful outings it af
fords when you go epecding oft" through
country nooks and by-peths, far from
the beaten track!
It baa apced whra you want It, and always
aspic power lor v
HARRY W. SCOTT
t "The Cycle Man"
147 South Commercial St.
UOU1S U. PRESENTS
IN
'"TfiE "YELLOW UPHOiW
"YELLOW because of her hair; TYPHOON" beer use of the human
n wreckage she left In her wake. THE YELLOW TYPHOON.- Ihey called
her after the manner of the Orient, where she was notorious for her ramp
- ish escapades. ..With a fcitlens purr but a tiger's heart her carnival o3
reprisals against the male sex was being carried to a whirl-wind conclusion,
when : t.
Ah! to say more would be Inviting disaster In the crush of the mobs that
would sweep down upon our inadequate capacity
PATHE NEWS, REVIEW AND COMEDY
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WEDNESDAY
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NOW PLAYING
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Special .
Orchestra
By Opie Read
Featuring
JOSEPH D0WLING
The Miracle Man of the Screen
All the Romance all the Ac
tion alLthe Charm that is
spelled out by the letters
K-E-N-T-U-C-K-Y will be
found in this fascinating story
of the south.
It's a Super-Special
In Addition
"Great Nickle Robbery"
With
:HET CONKLIN and SLIM
You'll Laugh You'll Roar
Continuous
Today
Same Prices
GRAND TH
Coming Tuesday The Bandbox
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Iff a Go Get 'Em Wextern Thriller With a Wild and Wooly
Wallop
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FOR ACTION ITS THE'SPEEDIEST
FARNUM YET
A new series of
Comedies from
the stories by
Sewell Ford,
Are ticy good?
You'll say so.
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