me. OREGON STATESMAN,: SALEIT, OREGON Trr
SUNDAY- MORNING, : MAY 25, 192 1 '
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New Vaudeville at
-' The -Bligh 'Today
The Flash Trio 1 composed of
three young f and , talented lanc-
T8,. woq nave Deen associated: in
Metropolitan Opera -House production,-with.
the ChlcaKo Opera com
pany, with, the Fokine Ballet at
New York. Hippodrome, and num
erous 4 other - spectacular produc
tions.: . They present a series , of
dances . from, the , Aztec Indian
Tribes . to the 'modern I up-to-date
Jaxi .dancing, Interpreting all ' of
their .dances in a, thoroughly, ar
tistic," manner, :.' , . -""7
Phil .Goode,. who has been .' a
featured ," comedian, with some of
the best Metropolitan, productions
and vwho has forsaken game to
enter .the vaudeville field, is
thoroughly conversant with, the
subject of hta monologue which he
preaehts'jn.a manner both "enter
taining-and "amusing.
, Day tori & 'Palmer present "It Is
to Laugh.'' Even the most skep
tical "will realize, that the skit of
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Is Your Last
Ch&hce to See-
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The jaotion pic
ture, that has
.thrilled, ;, capti
vated and exalt
ed j Salem ithea
tre goers as no
other ; produc
tion, "has ever
done,";- .
this name as played by Sam Day
ton and Olive Palmer is just that.
Excepting the time consumed by a
couple of songs, Mr. Dayton and
Miss Palmer crowd fifteen min
utes full of conversational fun. It
ij one of the best laughing hits
today In vaudeville.
i Morelen & Doran Mis3 Doran,
a recruit from? the concert, and
Chautauqua Field is an excep
tionally, high-class violinist . ren
dering her numbers with" techni
que execution, in addition to be
ing a. very attractive and becom
ingly gowned young lady with a
charming personality. Billy Mor
len, accordionist,, truthfully called
'Wizard on the; Piano Accordion
was a - featured- attraction in
Charles Dillingham's Broadway
success "Two Blocks Away." This
couple have just - finished twenty
eight weeks tour of the- Keith
Vaudeville Circuit. Their rendi
tion of standard popular and jazz
melodies on violin and accordion
will undoubtedly register to the
extent of 100 per cent entertain
ment. '
Hollywood France
In "As Boy of Flanders
"Mademoiselle MidnlqhtV
t Open at Oregon Tomorrow
; Mae. Murray, i for whom such
adjectives as beautiful, dazzling.
bizarre and bewitching- seem to
have been expressly originated. la
determined to give something en
tirely different and unexpected in
every picture she makes. Her new
est production,; . ; "Mademoiselle
Midnight," coming to the Oregon
theater tomorrow, which .her .hus
band, Robert Z.' Leonard, direct
ed. Is . just , as different V from
Fashion Row"; asi the latter, is
from her previous pictures.
In ' "Mademoiselle Midnight'
Miss Murray plays the .- part of a
gTeat lady of the court of Napol
eon the Third, and then the de
scendant of the same character in
Mexico' many -years- later. Both
these roles lend themselves to col
orful characterizations - of -which
Miss Murray has : taken - full., ad
vantage.' r ,
In the many costumes, dresses.
gowns and shawls she wears in
the old Mexico episodes of the
story . Miss Murray : presents one
of the most colorful characters of
her career. i
It frequently, happens that a
dark horse is one who will pony
up. i r .!
The topography of Los Angeles
and vicinity, for the first time in
film history, failed to offer suit
able .locations for a, film, produc
tion. ;.. Scouts sent out by Jack
Coogan, senior, to "spot", locations
for Jackie's new picture, "A Boy
of Flanders! returned after weeks
of exhaustive . exploration ' which
included practically every .foot of
California soil, but nowhere could
they find country similar . to that
of Flanders.- v t
The cities and countryside of
the low, flat,' Flemish variety pro
vide the' locale of Jackie a adapta
tion of Onida's child classle, J"A
Dog of Flanders."
The entire action . of ' the play
takes place in and about St. Ange-
ten,- a small Flemish village, - and
Antwerp, which at one time was
larger than London, and famed as
a clearing house of precious gems
and as the center for art and ar
tists. ': . ; j
So Jackie Coogan and his com
pany did not go outside the con
fines of the big studios in Holly
wood for any scenes in the pic
ture. Antwerp .was transplanted
to Hollywood dykes, canals,
windmills, and all of the pictures
que objects that adorn the Flem
ish.: countryside were; faithfully
constructed to meet' the require
ments of the stly. More ; than
three hundred scenes had s been
written'into: the : script, all of
which were -filmed , right on the
studio grounds. -
A Boy -of - Flanders,'- which is
coming to the Oregon theater for
three days, beginning Thursday, is
one or The Immortal little classics
of child fiction, and has turned
out. to - be' Jackie-- Coogan's- most
quaint and delightful picture to
date.
Negri has the role of Claire,-leader
of a baud of Apaches. She mar
ries a prominet French diplomat,
using her newly -acquired spcial
Dosition to advantage bv bet rav
ing he wealthy friends IntoLthe
bands of her underworld associ
ates. She often visits her,' 'old
haunts and during one of these
trips . is recognized, her husband
being informed. , He continues
along in silence for some time,
however, and when Claire finally
does confess he tells her that he
"has been aware of it all the time
and' was just waiting for th con
fession from her own lips, which
he knew was sure to come.
"Sporting Youth" Is
: Thrilling Screen Drama
Life, love, a chauffeur's uni
form, and the thrill of the "roar
ing road" are the interwoven ele
ments of drama and subtle come
dy in TSportlng Youth", Reginald
Denny's new Universal starring
feature which comes next , Friday
matinee to the Grand theater, with
a bag full of thrilling tricks.
j The sporting youth is the youth
of strenuous activities, always an
xious to do something daring,
whether it is racing in a five hun
dred horsepower airplane, tearing
up the asphalt with a motor car,
or climbing endless glaciers in
searchof the-North Pole, even
though so many good poles, bar
ber poles, for example, are to be
found along Main street.
Pola Negri's Picture
Features at-Oregon
Nothing' shadowy about the ; re
ception accorded Pola Negri's pic
ture, "Shadows, of Paris," a Her
bert Brenon ' production, which
was shown for the first time at the
Oregon theater ' Friday and closes
tonight. .1
It's a story by the French auth
ors -Andre Picard and Francis
Carco Picard, it will be remembered-
also wrote "Kiki." Miss
More Expense Reports
Are-FileU By Candidates
.The following - candidates' ex
pense- statements - resulting from
the recent primary election I were
iuea Saturday with the secretary
of state:
Henry - Waldo Coe, republican
delegate ; to "the national conven
tion,' state at, large, nothing.
S. A. Matthleu, republican, del
egate to national convention, third
congressional district, $94.6 2.
William Bell In behalf of George
L. Baker, republican United States
senator,. $,. . .
, Harry Daniel, republican, state
senator 13th district, $85.10.
, R. A. Hercher, republican, rep
resentative fourth district, $19.45.
; ' Albert S. Roberts, republican,
representative, 12 th district, noth
ing: . - '
Leonard H. McBee, representa
tive' 14th district (republican)
$49.65
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Oregon
STARTS NEXT SUNDAY
Corinne Griffith
V I ' ' and
GonwayTearie
In
Grand:
STARTS FRIMATINEE
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CRASHING ! !
SMASHING!!:
Over the fence but not
put.T The fastest race -ever'
Screened' for a motion pio
ture. ;-. ;; . ,:" "
IV s a "fast-stepping" rom
knee of ; our hectic younger
set its parties its thrills.
Tremendously Exciting
the best' race picture -I
have ever seen!'' -
Ralph De Palma. v r ;
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Liberty
l STARTS THURSDAY
"The Man .
! From Rddneys'r
, Featuring-
WARREN KERRIGAN'
Star of
"Thov
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'..Wagon?
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Omg
on
STAUTS THURSDAY
From-Ouida's Immortal Rf
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A DOR OFTFLANDEr.
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L. Ei Carter, republican, repre
sentative. 18th district, $3C.C0.
E. A. Enquist, republican, rep
resentative 1 8th district, $91.40.
William ..W Elmer, republican.
representative IStn district, noth
ing. !; (". : ,":
Shannon B.' Shafer,' republican,
representative 20th district,
$61.64. , 1 i ;
L. L. Mann,i republican, repre
sentative! 23rd district, nothing.
Gordon S. Wells, republican.
district - attorney, Lane - county,
$44.54. ; ; v. ..- . ;
C. H. McColloch, democrat, cir
cuit Judge 8th Judicial, district,
$227.23. ' . '
A. K.- McMahan, democrat,-rep
resentative second district, noth
ing- r .
Johnston Wilson, democrat, rep
resentative 18th district, nothing,;
Charles M. Dyer, democrat, rep
resentative 30th district; $11.
John S. Medley, ' democrat,' dis
trict attorney,' Lane county. $30.82
Earl A. Nott,- democrat, district
attorney i Yamhill county, nothing.
Playing at the Oregon. Tomorrow'
RICKEY
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'-i''-r't-'r,v- ;'' ' i Supported, By :.
; MOOTB:BLUE- ROBERtMcKIM-
- The gorgeous Blurray gowns, the exotic Murray
dinces, the brilliant Murray settings and a story that will
thrill you to the depths
, Throbbing- adventure, lurking ddnger, nights redolent
with love and laughter a picture that will breathe fire into
your veins.
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Mcdonald
at.lhe; ,
WURLfEZER
School closed- Wednesday with
an all-day picnic ..In the after
noon twe ball games were played.
The married men were badly beat
en by the boys and - the married
women received the same- treat
ment at the-hands of the girls.
Miss Millard has taught a very
successful term of school, having
the .largest attendance - for -years.
The enrollment was 51 and for
quite a while as many as 47 and
48 attending. The following will
receive eighth grade diplomas: Ida
George, ( Goldie Roberts, Daral
Blanchard, Louie DeSantis, Waldo
Crabb. The seven a pupils - who
were neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the year are Troy Crabb, Gold
ie Roberts, Abbie Frankie, Arthur
Frankie,- Margaret Magee, Ida
George, Gylas George. -,.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammon of
Creston, Iowa, parents . of ' Mrs.
Frysbie,' ' and 1 Dan Evans and
Johnnie Linten of Long- Beach,
Cal., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Frysbie. 1 j
: Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards
have a - new grandson. Mr. and
Mrs. C- Gesner of Auburn are the
parents.';
M. Mi i ; Magee has ' purchased
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jMAE MUURAY ' MademoiseHfc Jidni"'
some R. I. Red , chickens to add to
his already high grade flock of
thoroughbreds.
Irvin Capllnger is. having' his
sheep sheared this week,
: Mrs. Jay - Sprang .; has been ; 111
with a severe cold this week. ;
A. W. Binegar has completed a
bungalow for J. Kirchner of Mac
leay and ..is now . building , a . gar
age for himself.- ,
D. A.. Harris has. also built a
garage and remodeled the inside
of his house . ; 1 . ,
Mrs. Wolf of Salem is visiting
her daughter," Mrs. W. Sheridan. ,
M anyWater.Applications
Filed With Department
The state fish commission has
filed with 1 the -state engineering
department1, an application for
authority to construct two reser
voirs for the storage of water from
certain springs ... and from i Spring
creek and Hurricane creek, and
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' , . ' "Shadovs , XV 'ul r
: ' - - of .Parish- yji j-. T
co:;ti:;uous today
OBSETY
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Last Times; .Today;:
.Elliott Dexter
IN-
By Divine- Right
STARTING TOMORROW
Louise Glaum
' . IN'
Greater Than.- Love
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the appropriation - of the s stored
water - for-, fish hatchery- purposes
in Wallowa county. , The estimate
ed cost of the Project Is $15,000.
Other applications have been re
ceived as follows:-.
Mrs. E. L. Favorite of Baker,
water from - a drainage ditch . in
Behnke spring branch 1 or supple?
mental irrigation, of . 1 5 acres In
Umatilla county -; v
Alder Slope Ditch company of
Enterprise, water from Hurricane
creek and numerous springs and
spring creeks, including Scotch
creek, for supplemental irrigation
and irrigation Of 1585 acres in
Wallowa - county; 'at an estimated
cost of $4,000.
George H. Thomas ol Cherry-
vine, water from Alder creek, for
the development of 2.72 theoreti
cal horsepower in Clackamas coun
ty, at an estimated cost of $350. . .
M. J." Nichols ot Myrtle- Point,
water from a spring for -domestic
purposes In Coos county."
Bert AL Meeks- of Hempton,
water from Mountain spring, on
the north slope of Hempton buttes
for irrigation of ,15 acres at an
approximate eosf of $200, in Crook
county. "
1 Li V. Cornell of Chiloquln, wat
er (from Sprague rlyer for Irriga
tion of . 29a acres, r in Klamath
county, at a cost of $3500 ,
C. J. Markle of Haines, water
from Clear creek for irrigation.
.Ladd Estate company of Port
land, water from North Creek for
domestic use on ?tha Lownsdale
Orchards farm and for Irrigation
of 320 acres in Yamhill: county.
. Nicholas Fax. of ' The. Dalles,
water from, springs -on - Dry -creek
for domestic and stock DurnoRea in
Wasco county. - . .
f George E. and C. E. Smiley B.
F. Gibson, J. e. Alexander and J.
B. and iSeorge N. DUon. of .Free
water, water ; from n swamp for
supplemental irrigation of fiK 2
acres in UmaUlla county, at a cost!
ot si.uuu. ; . .
Ed Rose of Malheur, water from
Normon Basin creek, for - mining
purposes In Malheur county, at an
estimated cost of $l.onn
L- James - Henderson., nf -
City,., water, from,-, anf unnamed
spring for domestic WnT-
Clackamas county. .
Maude. E. PattM.nf nin.w
JrVnt'ttTOVi. V8PrIne oranch-fo;
rrlgation of 4.12 acres -in' Wash
lngton county. . .
S. A.-Ellis Of Salem
T.- . "LCI 11 Ulll
Pnngle creek for irriratinn
tiCmeStn Mar,n Connt es
timated cost of $200.
county," at '-a, cost of arproximate
ly $250.:
Warren jr. and Maud LInebaugt
of Hilton," water from, l Sprins
branch,: for, irrigation of three
acres in -Umatilla county.
; Rwby Parcompany of Portland-
waters fronii; an i unnamed
creek "for", domestic purposes an.
irrigation of JlQ acres, at an esti
mated 'cost of- $3,000, in Multno-
pnah county. '
r FOUK ACTS ;
All New
IIIGILCIASS
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The RoundUp Yc- .
Never'Forsetl
'See-: the tremendous &r I
l4n(,.'l.. .1. f .v
enraged cattlemen on t'. ?
cattle-rustlers, rounded v"
for . the -- last desperc : 3
clean up! -
BABY PEGGY
LITTLE. BIL33-
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HOLLYWOOD
p TODAY OT 'L
Wickler of no.iK-ij,
iwater from Cann.rv r Ul
niestlc purposes i tih
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