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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1925)
. THE-OREGON STATESMAN,-SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY- MORNING, -NOVEMBER 19. 1925 : ,-3 when a dam .is. blown up. -But .na ture stepped in and gare the First National! tes "a Jam ; ' containing more than a million. Within forty miles of where the company was making scenes fo rthepiq tnre a huge log boom folding, back a million and quarter logs, broke, and "the timber, released into the 'swift current of the Mon treal river, swept down ' to pile up in a narrow gorge ifear where the Montreal empties into the Ottawa. The scenes incidental to the blowing np of this Jam are guar anteed to thrill even the most blase motion picture goer. THEATRES TODAY i .Oregon -Matinee: Bene Daniels in ".Lovers in .Quarantine." Even ing: Milton Sills in "The- Knock out." f ( . 7 ! Heillg Richard Talmadge In ''The Mysterious Stranger." ) rBligb- King's Revue and Mae Marsh In "Tides of Passion." I ft m it V IIS US B E Ifl BED CI E V i Story of. Big Timber Country, at the Oregon Carries Dramatic Punch ; Oregon theater , patrons will have their choice of two com mendable , attractions today, both of them highly, amusing and well portrayed. Bebe Daniels in "Lov ers in Quarantine" closes her en gagement, at- that theater with this afternoon's performance, and the evening showing will usher in Milton Sills in "The 'Knockout." The Sills offering is just what its name proclaims a knock out. Romance,' heart interest. and comedy are all 'combined in this story of rugged American manr hood. It "reveals a modern "Gen tleman'jjm" type of gugilist who . goes into the big timber country 5 to recuperate frpn an injuryt He 5 . experiences adventures that make XI Ihls ring career seem tame by com? n .parison. z Dramatic realism is the keynotf on which the picture was made. In order that the background might be true to life in the woods the Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau offered all its re sources to Hudson during the making of this picture. The outdor scenes, which com prise more than fifty per cent of the picture, i were taken ' In the logging districts of the Ottawa river both on the Ottawa and the Quebec sides. Thjlliag fight scenes' between Sills and a six-foot-seven adversary are among the high lights of the drama. 'One of the unusual features of "The Knockout',, Is . ,the ... world's largest log Jam." " The action of the story called for the jamming of a river with thousands npon thotisands of logst which pile up EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED SEATTLE, . Nov. 18. (By As sociated Press.) Indicted by fed eral grand Jury on charges of hav ing embezzled a total of (7.000 from the National City bank of which he" formerly was an employe, Fred H. Rauch wail arrested here onight.; TODAY ONLY Richard Talmadge in "THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER Plenty of Thrills HEIL1G Aspirin Gargle in Sore Throat I or Torisilitisl Prepare a harmless and effective cargle by dissolving two "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin", in ourt table t'poonfuls of water. r Gargle, thfoat thoroughly.) Repeat in two-hours if necessary X; ... .', Be sure yon use only the, 'genu ine? Bayer Aspirin, marked irlth tS Bayer Cross. whiebca 'oe had tntin boxes of twelve tablets, for Jew-cents. Adv. s , -. ir-J FIRST SHOWING IN THE NORTHWEST OREGON Starts Satnrday Starting 7 p. m. Today KEEP BOTH JEYES ON THE ORE D K .i,,f 0 Vv&l -ST "" HI 1 Mi. 11,11 !' "5 .- - i."- u-.rt'."... '. . 'i n.- i "v v . .-V - .-A yt 7 . j - v- -. -, - '4 . r 3 ' MiMSi WLi,-UJ iJ . - Pv- t-Sr w-:44 mr-ry: :;v .... .- ' ' xll - i ; -,fi ' - .' ' ' ' ' r r ' Hi r 1 i