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DAILY EAST OKEQONIAN, PENDLETON. OREOON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1012.
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An exceptional good program for
"Friday s change. Four full reels of
Ihe best pictures.
1. Faithful L'nto Death. Vita
xruph. A story of India. A servant's
faithfulness. It stirs things up. The
elephant's help materially, especially
when they rescue the people from the
1'umir.g building. Mr. Hal Wilson
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New York, sole agents for the United
States.
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Signature of
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Plays Gurlale Klan, the servant. Miss
I-eah I'.aird, Miss. Norma Talmadge
and Adele de Garde also play import
ant parts.
-'- The Affair at Kaynor's. Edi
son. This being Ihe fourth story of
"What Happened to Mary." Mary
having become a stenographer learns
of a fellow employe's plans to rob the
firm. By her own bravery and dar
ing she balks tho criminal's plot and
as a reward she is Kent to Europe on
an important mission. Miss Mary
Fuller's portrayal of Mary is in her
unusual charming manner.
3. In the Aisles of the World
ograph. A widower and his
daughters live in the wilds of
north woods. They form the
Ci
two the
ac-
quaintance of two trappers, Bob Cole
and Jim Watson who hunt in the
neighborhood. As fate will have it
both trappers love the same girl the
elder girl, but title loves Bob, while
the younger girl is attracted by Jim.
The elder girl just to arouse Bob's
jealousy, pays Jim marked attention.
Bob cannot understand her motive
anj leaves, so through pique she
marries Jim. loiter Bob revisits the
place feeling the girl loves him the
best and tries to induce her to go
away with him. He finally succeeds
a.-ol as you may imagine fate brings
about jealousy.
4. Max Fights a Duel. Bathe.
Max, celebrated fun maker, s shown
in another of his amusing playlets.
His fiance, ere she marries him, In
sists that he prove himself a hero by
fighting a duel. He does, but how,
see for your sekf.
5. The Valley of Chevreuse and
the Vaux de Cirway. Bathe. A travel
film showing the charming scenes in
one of the environs of Paris.
Tim I'aMlnie.
The home of good pctures. Enjoy
able program for Friday's change.
"Bunny All At Sea." Vltagraph.
This is the first of the eBunny abroad
pictures, takene when the Jovial fun
ny man was on his way to England.
It will make much laughter there's
no doubt of that. In the cast appears
the captain of the Berlin, the boat
swain, the entire whip's band, several
of the crew, some of the steerage
passengers, three of the men cabin
passengers and a quartet, of woman
passengers. As the comedy opens
Bunny appears on deck of the ship,
disconsolate as he observes what Is
bring bestowed on the captain by
the women and unconcern with which
they gaze over his own head. He sur
reptitiously secures a uniform coat
and cap from the captain's cabin
and dons them. His fortunes change.
Hi- strolls up the deck with a wo
man on each arm. The captain has
Bunny arrested. sentences him to
menial servitude. His efforts create
many a laugh until he is restored to
his place among tho passengers.
"The Foundling." Edison by Harry
Furnlss. With the famous cartoonist
playing a prominent part, this story
of a rivalry for the presidency of a
club and the incidental winning of a
vicar's daughter will prove of great
Interest.
"The Old Chess Player." Lubln.
Brand, a cobbler, and Julius Stern, a
pawn broker, are dear friends, and
every evening enjoy a game of chess.
Stern's boy Is courting Dora Brand
and all goes well until the old men
fall out over a move on the board and
quaini and the lovers are separated,
declaring the engagement off. How
eever, in time love finds a way.
"The Virva (.'anal and Shooting the
Rapids nt Katsuragawa, Japan." Se
lf. An excellent offering. The first
Item is a travelogue of unusual In
terest. The second Item, shooting
rapids In row boats, Is a thrilling pic
ture. "Getting Atmosphere." Selix. One
of those very unique comedies for
which Selig is famous.
Cony.
Friday and Saturday. King RaggoU
and Jan Fernley in the strong politi
cal drama in two reels:
"John Sterling, Alderman." Imp.
This exciting picture gives us a truth
ful and vivid insight into the prac
tices of franchise grabbing corpora
tions. A very dramatic situation de
velops when John Sterling, who has
worked hlmselef up from the very
lowest rungs of the ladder, shows as
alderman n disposition to give the
people a siuure deul. For when the
franchise grabbers find that he. and
ho alone ,1s blocking their scheme,
they try to bribe him and falling in
this, they resort to underhand treks
to ruin him. The struggle Is tense; it
most decidedly keeps us in suspensee;
but works out to a very pleasing dee
noument. Miss Fernley as the alder
mans wife and little Edith Halllhan
as their child gives the production a
most engaging atmosphere of homo
life, for It Is their encouragement that
gives him the moral strength to fight
It out to victory. We can commend
ths as a splendid production.
"His Only Son." Nestor. A genu
inely interesetelng drama of the west,
commendable for the naturulneses of
its story and for som novel touches
of humor. The principal roles, those
of father and son, are vigorously han
dled from the time of their dispute
until the end when they ure recon
ciled through some exciting' experi
ences with a band of outlaws.
"The Lucky Looser." Eclair Am
ereicn. The girl promised that the
one of her lovers who won a' certain
race would win a wife. The lucky
loser, losing the race through the foul
play of his rivals, nevertheless wins
tho girl. Its speedy and the end is
both unevpeceted and funny. Some
sensational and exciting events In
next Sunday's "Animated Weekly."
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Lavonia, Ga. "I have used it with
all my children and the results have
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. Is your husband cross? An irrlta
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due to a disordered stomach. A man
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MRS. ADAMS COMES
TO OREGON THEATER
Playrights for the past few years
have found the political theme the
most interesting und popular one on
which to build a successful drama and
when one was written that "got over"
It has been the greatest box office
winner. The leaders of such plays
have been "The Lion and the Mouse,"
"The Gamblers," "Tne Man of the
Hour." "The Third Degree" etc , but
there Is one on the road this sea
son that Is making them all "take the
count" when it comes to popularity.
intensity of action, interest and truth
fulness in portraying the inside of
the political ring. The name of the
play is "The Butlers Secret" in which
Mrs. Annie Adams is starring the
present season. It was written by
James Lattlmore Hlmrod, a newspa
per man and old time politician and
he gives some interesting inside in
formation. It is strong in love, de
votion and willing sacrifice to Ideals,
but that money and influence have
their effect. In the present stirring
political times, the play Is doubly in
teresting. It is a wonderfully grip
ping story Intensely told and power
fully acted 'by Mrs. Adams' and her
supporting company.
Mrs. Adams, who Is the mother of
America's greatest artist. Miss Maud
Adams, chose "The Butler's Secret"
as her starring vehicle after careful
perusal of more than a score of man
uscripts that had' 'been offered her,
as it in a play of the times, deftly
told and gives the country what it
wants. The management have given
the piece a beautiful scenic produc
tion und Mrs. Adams, whose formula
for good health Is hard work, has
personally superintended every detail
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of the equipment. "The Butler's Se
cret" with Mrs. Adams as Nurse Ap
plcgatv will be seen at the Oregon
theater, Sunday evening, Nov. 24.
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fro" Darken the 'Hair and Re-
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(to Its Natural Color,
It is easier to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore it, although it
is possible to do both. Our grand
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made a "sage tea," and their dark,
glossy hnir long after middle life was
due to this fact Our mothers have gray
hairs before they are fifty, but they are
beginning to appreciate the vi3d0m of
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for their hair and arc fact following suit
The present generation has the advan
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ONE NIGHT
SUNDAY, NOV. 24
Special Engagement
America's Greatest Character Actress
MRS ANNIE ADAMS
MOTHER OP
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