1HE OREGON STAfESMAN. SALEM. ORKSON
SUNDAY MORNING JUNE li; 1922
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FLARES AND FLICKERS
m The "Irlrh Ghetto" ot New
York is the locale of another one
of those breezy little corriedy-
dramas of the flapper for which
Gladys Walton has become fam
ous through her appearances In
A Universal special attractions.
"The Guttersnipe" comes to
the BHgh theater today. Dallas
Fitzgerald directed It for Uni
versal from . Wallace Clifton'
Bcenarlo of an original story by
rerclval "Wilde. Jack Perrln,
Carmen Phillips, Christian J.
Frank, , Sydney Franklin, Kate
Price, Walter Terry, Ed. Cecil,
Hugh Saxon, Lorraine Weiler and
Seymour Zeliff are ; the. principal
supporting players. ,
I To see "Big Bill- Hart ride,
shoot and rope steers In a west'
crn photoplay is a delight. There
are few cow punchers In the west
. who have William S. Hart's skill
in these accomplishments, and
when they are seen In a motion
picture plar the real thing is ro
il produced. In "his new picture,
"Breed of Men," which will be
i shown at the Bligh theater next
f Friday and Saturday, Mr. Hart
will be seen in' bis latest and best
f picture.
Norma Talmadge In "Passion
' Flower," and Charlie Chaplin In
"Idle Class" will make the big
double program at the Bllgh
theater next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
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TODAY
And Tomorrow
"Foch Four." Belgium's fore
most original dancers, in a choice
selection of unique intricate danc-
ng numbers, beautifully coPtura-
ed with elaborate stage setting3.
making one of the most entertain
ing dancing offerings In vaude
ville, coming to the BHgh theater
next Friday and Saturday.
George Murphy, In his new
comedy idea, Juggling and telling
funny stories at the same time,
will be seen at the BHgh theater
next' Friday and Saturday on the
Hippodrome vaudeville show.
George Finneran
A very likeable chap with a
novel and or glnal offering. The
character song he uses, "Hen
pecked, is a classic. The stories
are humorous and clever. Dressed
In an olabnratA Scotch kilt he
makes a pleasing picture. The
Pedestal dancing is a marvelous
exhibition of grace and skill. The
national dances performed on a
marble slab 16 inches square,
three feet high are a genuine
treat for style, grace and execu
tion. He is unsurpased in the
American theater. At the BHgh
theater.
like nature. A't the Bligii thea
ter today and tomorrow.
Hare you a wall flower In your
home? Or Is there one living next
door? We mean the sort of girl
that always goes to dances' but Is
rarely seen to dance; the sort of
girl who doesn't know how to
dress, doesn't know how to talk,
doesn't know how to act. Yoi'll
see her here In a motion picture
"The Wall Flowerr" written and
directed by Rupert Hughes, start
ing next Friday at the Oregon and
the picture will grlng you a new
understanding and a new sympa
thy for a type of girl that needs
both.
If laughter and tears be any
criterion of a photoplay's worth,
then "The Good Provider." is des
tined to occupy a place at the top
of motion picture successes. Frank
Borzage, who directed "Hurom
esqoe," has surpassed, even that
brilliant achievement in this new
Fannie Hurst picture. Vera Gor
don and Dore Davidson, of "Hura
oresque" fame, are featured. Mi
riam Battista, ViTienne Osborne
and William (Buster) Collier, Jr.,
also have Important parts. It Is a
Cosmopolitan-Paramount picture.
SMILING ON SEEING UNITED STATT2 AGAI:
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Otto-Pardell In "Novelty Sur
rrises" is one European novelty
act, that surpasses anything that
ever went over the circuit, which
has the audiences guessing from
the t' me the curtain goes up
"What will they do next?" This
combination consists of two men
and a stage full or original ideas
with comedy galore and it must
be seen to be appreciated. The
ffiatjt presented necessarily re
quire ability and cleverness and
will establ'sh the fact that they
present a performance distinctly
different from all other acts of a
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Hippodrome
Vaudeville
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Novelty Surprises
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GENE FINNERAN r
. The Dancing Laddie
Other Features Too
Matinee 25c, Evening 35c
Continuous dally
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Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels are
co-stars in "North of the Rio
Grande," a thrilling western Par
amount picture, which comes to
the Oregon theater next Sunday.
This is said' to be a' remarkable
production in which the popular
stars have roles of great force.
Tom Mix, in his most recent
William Fox picture, "The Fight
ing Streak," combines a rare old
art with a goodly number of
thrills. The art is blacksmilhing,
and one of the big thrills is the
resuce of a pretty girl from a ca
reening buckboard In a runaway.
Theater patrons already know Mix
can furnish sensational effvets,
and today at the Oregon theater,
he will show his audience how he
does these things.
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I be pa!d 40 per cent by Douglas 1
county and CO per cent by the
highway commission.
Silverton Decides to
Celebrate July Fourth
SILVERTON, Or.. June 10.
(Special to The Statesman)
The Silverton bno-ness men have
decided to celebrate the Fourth
of July at Silverton. It is re
ported that the celebration will
be in the form of a Community
day affair. The committees have
not yet been appointed to make
the f'nal arrangements but an
other meeting will be held in the
near future to complete the
plans.
1 Counte3S Aida Medologo AlbinI, a resident of the United States,
has been in Europe lor three months and has just come back aboard
the new steamship Come Rosso. She evidently is i' eased to be home
once more.
"Turn to the Right" has the
most thrilling horse race scene
ever shown on the screen; a scene
that is more exciting than even
the big battle scenes of "The
Four Horsemen."
This
is THE "BULL"
they held at bay
When The Comical Rube
, who wasn't a jay
Beat The Crooks who found
the way .
To frisk The Deacon who
wanted his pay
And worried The Sister
working away
'At home with The Mother
; who prayed each day
That The Wandering Boy
who had gone astray
Would
TURN TO
THE RIGHT
"Turn to the Right" was the
most successful stage play pro
duced in modern times, breaking
all records in New York, Chicago,
Boston and Philadelphia, and do
ing capacity business everywhere , ,she D the t,rae
else.
two days, commencioq Friday.
frj iiiih comedy, dire tv Vic
tor Schertzinger,, Miss Childers is
supposed to travel all day without
any food on a European train.
To make the situation more pain
ful, she has to watch other peo
ple eating. Tom Moore appears
with a huge basket of dainties at
the eleventh hour (the one after
the noon hour) and relieves the
situation.
"The queerest thing about mak
ing that scene and we had to re
hearse it several time3, besides
retaking it because of bad light
ing no matter how big a break
fast I ato before doing it. or how
many sandwiches I consumed 'be
tween scenes, I was nearly fam-
Tom arrived
I with the basket!' To which Tom
M. K. Holland, G. C. Frisbie and
C. A. Hart. Other articles filed
Saturday were:"
W. L. Buckner company, Port
and; Incorporators, W. L. Buck
ner, J. N. Pearcy, E. J. Menden-
hall; capitalization, $2500.
D. & E- Cedar company, Port-
and; incorporators, J. H. Middle-
ton. J. S. Middleton, Olaf Oswald;
capitalization, $1000.
Ftthrman & Shindler, Inc., Ban-
don; incorporators, C. J. Fuhr
man, J. O. Fuhrman, O. C. Fuhr
nian; capitalization, $5000.
Resolutions of dissolution were
fi'ed by the Portland-Linnton
Railway company.
j Moore remaked it would never do
Effie Shannan. who plays the for,MIss Chllder8 to pIa an T
screen!
part of Mrs. Orrin, the mother In
"Mamma's Affair," in which Con
stance Talmadge Is starring and
which Is now the featured attrac-
that she knows what landlords
mean when they say "the temper
ature averages seventy."
"They mean that the 'janitor's
quarters are 110 and the rest of
the house thirty." "Ah," said her
friend, "then the tenants get
mean temperature."
Thrift is a good habit but no
one appreciates the value of it as
much as the reckless spender.
Hugh Colman, in "The Oath." the
R. A. Walsh production for Asso
ciated First National Pictures,
Inc., which will be the attraction
at the Liberty theater, beginning
next Sunday, takes a unique way
out of the slough of financial dif
ficulties in which' he findi him
self by spending future earnings,
"The power of suggestion la
stronger than we realize." Kays
Naomi Childers, beautiful Gold
wyn acress who supports Tom
Moore in his latest starring pic
ture, "Mr. Baltics of NVv vnrk
coming to the Liberty theater for
tl Starting"; She'll keep you V-n
? ZTj . . -sV ' ft guessing for f.r '
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Lovers of Sir Walter Scott's
Ivanhoe" will recognize the
knight and his Rebecca in mod
ern settings in two of the charac
ters of "The Oath," the R. A
Walsh production for Associated
First National Pictures, Inc which
will be the attraction at the Lib
erty theater, begintng next Sun
day.
Kriss After we had sampled
the no me brew last night we or
ganized a vocal quartet.
Kross Who carried the bass?
Kriss-r-It took three of us to
get him home. Legion. Weekly.
Costly Overhead Will
Be Built in Douglas
By an order of the state public
service commission, issued Satur
day, the state highway commis
sion is granted authority to con-1
struct an overhead crossing of the
Pacific highway over the South
ern Pacific railroad at Oakland
in Douglas county. The estimated
cost is $109,000, of which the
Southern Pacific would pay $5,-
965.20 while the remainder would
One of the biggest sets ever
shown in a Paramount pirtuse is
seen in the concluding scenes of
the new John S. Robertson pro
duction, "Love's , Boomerang,'
which comes to the Libertyithea
ter next Wednesday. The set
shows a big hill of the Tudor
period with a stone-flagged1 floor
covering approximately 8000
square feet of space. The chief
features of the ha'.I are the groin
roof 38 feet high and a massive
stone carved fireplace. The set Is
a reproduction of the big hall of
Beaullieu Abbey, Lord Monta
gue's beautiful country residence,
of which some striking exteriors
were recently obtained for; this
production, in which Ann Forrest
and David Powell are the featured
players.
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Hold your hats on! She's found out a terrible 3ecret about mamma
and now she's gonna the trick herself to win a husband You'll yell
' jwhen you see it
'-'Constance Talmadge
Making every chuckle a roar in Rachel Barton Butler's comedy-hit
Laughing Gas
For Additional
Laughs
"Mamma's Affair"
LIBERTY
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E cnts-'-Al ways
"Turn to the Right" has a su
perb cast that includes such fav
orites as Alice Terry, Jack Mul-
hall. Harry Myers. George Coop
er. Edward Connelly and Lydla
Knott.
I NEW CORPORATIONS
The Sloan Sheep company of
Stanfield. Umatilla county filed
articles of incorporation Saturday
wth the f tat,o corporation de
partment. The capitalization Is
$20,000 and the incorporators are
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FURNISHED ROOMS TWO
blocks from state house. 253
North 13th. Phone 385-W.
FOR RENT FULLY MODERN
five room flat, at 664 14 Ferry
Immediate possession. Apply
Statesman business office.
Phone 23.
FURNISHED ROOMS TWO
blocks from state house. 2S3
North 13th. Phone 385-W.
LOST SEVEN MONTHS OLD
collie pup. Black tail with four
Inch white tip. Answers to
name of Sig. Information
leading to return appreciated
Call phone 1907-W or 110S
Chemeketa.,
FURNISHED ROOMS TWO
blocks from state bouse. 253
" North 13th. Phone 385-W.
FOR RENT- MODERN FIVE
room., cottage at 714 N.' 16th
- St. $25 a month. Immediate
possession. - Will rent furnish
ed for $35. Apply at States
man business office. Phone
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Clothes
You Buy
$25 to $50
Many" a man thinks be
cause his suit looks good
at the start, it's going to
jrive him the satisfaction
he demands.
There'3 no use guessing
for we've taken the
guess out of Clothes.
Start off here by know
ing that your suit will
return more service than
you expect.
Let us prove it
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freshing for these sultry
days. Try one today.
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