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4 EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY. FERRUARY 26, 1916. PAGE FIVE c WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY, NOT A PROMISE Today Only KATHLYN WILLIAMS, WHEELER OAKMAN, EDITH JOHNSON and other in The Black Orchard" A story of army post life in India, in which most of the Jungle. Wild animals play an important part. Vita graph Presents "IN ARCADIA," a real comedy. in the Kalem Presents Ham & Rud in 'ARTFUL ARTISTS" POPULAR PRICES. Adults 10c. Children 5c Tomorrow, Sunday and Monday V. L. S. E BIG FOUR Presents Lubin's Masterpiece A Man's Making 5 Tensely Dramatic Acts, with Richard Buhler and Rosetta Brice and Powerful Cast in a Vivid Story of Life. See the great fight that rivals the famous fight in the Spoilers. Hearst-Vitagraph News Weekly No. 12 GIVING YOU THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES. ADULTS 15c. CHILDREN 5c For the benefit of the child wel fare fund" members of the Pendleton i Parent-Teachers' association are to- day Helling title American flags at ten cents each. Various ladies have 'stationed Themselves In nubile placet iand have "flagged" everyone that has I COnM along. Miss Effie Duff of this citv wh i -lattendng Whitman College, Is a can didate for the position of vice presi dent of the student body. Miss CJs re Raley. another Pendleton girl, was recently chosen secretary of the stu dent body at the University of Ore- lilleland of I Itock ditor of the Kree- mornins Wan irorn the west end of the county. Iu liodgen. prominent I'maplne i citizen, Is spending the day in the city. Mr and Mm. fleorge Crexsv of Hrr miston are Saturday shoppers in the I city. Harold Kishon of Lewlston, forrn erl of this city. visiting friends it I the city. j Mrs. F. I McCalluoi of Hermiston same up this morning from the pro ject town. li. i '. Sanderson water Times, came In thii to spend the da . Mis. H. A. Waterman o ton is among the people west end of the county toe J. Hanson, farmer near station, is transacting business; her today. Andy T. Barnnt. assistant post master .-a Weston, is here today tar ing the civil servce examination. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drew of He lix are in the city today. Mr. Drew, who is principal of the Helix schools is attending the meeting of princi pals. Miss Pauline Ledcrle, one of 'Irande's prominent business women is over today to visit her father who is an Invalid at St. Anthony's hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curl arrived home at noon today from Hot Lake to see their first grandchild, born yes terday to their daughter. Mrs. c'lar. enoe Tubbs. Motion Picture News; i j What tin- Picture Theaters Have to Toil You. Attention V aitd I tub. Vantd, to Sel. The regular I' and I club dam c Household furniture, dosen laying will be given at Eagle-Woodman hall hens at bargain. People leaving city Saturday evening. February !. Ad Inquire H this office Adv. Ixarn 10 Itance. Ou.iranteed. Three private leReons Merryman. at Warren's Music Hous Phone 524 Adv. KTsMTIsi mU. JTM W3 SI ton SUNDAY and MONDAY BIG DOUBLE TRIANGLE BILL Missing Links A story of love and intrigue with an unusually dramatic plot clever acting by NORMA TALMADE and ROBERT HARRON Marks this mysterious classic. SAM BERNARD as pie man in the Keystone frolic Because He Loved Her No end of funny situations see it and enjoy a real laugh. COMING The Horrors of War THE GREATEST WAR PICTURE EVER SHOWN. "The picture that will stop the war." Henrv Ford. TEMPLE Theatre Comfortable Perfectly Ventilated itn offer iug BMtinj Pnssjnsm Valeska Suratt, the celebrated the atrical star, who will ! seen at the Alta Theater tomorrow and Monday In the Je&se L. Lasky production of Marion Fairfax's thrilling drama "The Immigrant,' has a French maid who has been with her for years and. with an assistant, has complete charge ot the Suratt wardrobe The maid took infinite care of esch of the wonderful gowns, some two hundred and fitly in number. When Miss Suratt came to the studio, the gowns were all hung up In a special room of her selection and the maid was brokenhearted when she learned that the star v. LI going to wear only ten "r fifteen of them and every time she would see Miss Suratt with her simple peasant dress, would throw up her hands in disgust In addition the Paramount Tthvc' ogue and two new big vaudeville acts, win be offered. ' xm ALTA uSBBStf mm THEATRE 'M TODAY "The Old Homestead" The Greatest Single Success of the American Stage in 6 Reels 2 Big Vaudeville Acts L Sunday and Monday The Beautiful American Dramatic Star VALESKA SURATT -IN- m limn ran A Great Production With a Great Star and Great Scenic Features Most thrilling episode, showing the de struction of a whole town by a bui sting dam. Paramount Travelogue SSSfc'Mi' 2 Big New Vaudeville Acts 2 Continuous Show ' EARLY" the word of the wise Mi irn i Tl'BE srrRENi'ocs, WORK v - Ill III I T. Richard Buhler, the popular Am r i lean actor, when replying to the nues tion as to whether he considered play lug before the camera less strenuous ! than playing before an audience did camera for a picture called 'A Man's Making.' There is wealth of eon- r has mvstified scientists the world over more especially the So ciety of Phychlcal Research of Lon-j don. England, composed of some ot the most eminent scientists in the world and it was Sir William Crooke. the inventor of the Crookes tube, used , in X-Ray examination who gave her; the title of The Woman of Mystery It seems almost unbelievable to see a young lady stand before a crowded audience and answer all the questions thought of by them. Another feature with the company is the barefoot dance: Albertine in her impersona tion of Egypt's tragic queen in her ("leopatra corha dance, which was first performed by Maud Allan a Hamersteln'l opera house, New York City, and was the season's most taik-j i d of act in that city. Fritz Kaufman, a clever German comedian will make his initial debut in burlesque, magic crayon drawing and ventriloquism. There will be five j seels of new motion pictures and throe turns of vaudeville given at each per-' forsnance, but Puulinetta will only ai-j pear at one performance each even j Ing. Popular prices will prevail anil change of program will be given e c llil Mlssl, LINKS HAS DB M ATlt PU1 another son does Jefferson get safely Robert Lawler. as an amateur sleuth, away. ' fixes the crime on Jack Brammall in Afterwards Higby Is found murder- the role of bank cashier. Robert ed in the bank, of which he has been had found a cuff-link near the body appointed receiver Robert la arrest- and on being confronted with It and ed on suspicion and a crowd breaks also other evidence. Brammall breaks into the jail wherehe is confined j down and confesses his guilt. AHa Theatre TUESDAY EVENING BELASCO & ROBINSONS BEN HUR CO. It he screen a more thrilling five niin I utes of encounter than is shown in S weakling he Weighs ls.1 I iii his stocking feet and is in Shape today than when he left ? according to his own idmis and opposite to Buhler it was ary to put a man who would enough to let the sentiment of idlence rest with Buhler for his the smaller fellow ector Pratt in oas aire this punch sc I. . ted Nelson Ha. avers, a husky yo undre'i pounds, whose muscle !ig thcv interfere with his pro nearl. When these two glad nu t on the sands at Block Is Ithialc Island, where Hie nic n I i. i- um iii a Run on Uie Bank ami a Xer-1. vitelline: Art- rV"tn -ol tin- I.aie-t Triangle-line n Some of the striking features Ol "The Missing Links" are an elope ineiii. a "run" on a bank, a murdei iordlng- his pic- llll PSVCHIS PHEXOMKXON l CRVWT.U- 111 Mil II I. row Robert Harron and Norma Til tnadge, the two stars of the drama are the elopers. Harron is a collogi youth who is suspended for a boytsl - esc, pule He comes home to the lit .1 tie town where he is reared and Wftef - Ins father runs the local bank V f church he sees charming Norma ar . they exchange ci mess. After s-r- vices are over Robert takes Norm - home but is Interrupted in the mid'-; conversation at the gate b th impromlaiona step-father of th good long half hour Robert pays an evening call and ared to move at ill again the unsympathetic older man iiit smack the Mary K. where :inall ;n .. rai.l led av the justice and cha'; Hall threw ltuhler to the deck below ed with gambling. Higby forbid) and because .if that sand Mc.hi aim Robert from seeing the girl and lot k the other in the cross trees and the her up in her room. Rut Robert -r B ills contact with the deck when he through an obliging law student an. fell, Buhler conveys still sentiment assists Norma to elope with the a'd when he savs "Do loos at the picture of a ladder. and use xour own judgment." Rumors of a shortage at the tonal "A Man s Making" comes to tic bank result in a "run " Thomas fef. Pastime theater Sunday for two days Person as the banker rises from I ill is a five-act feature nude by i.ie "sickbed to stem the tide Ills effort! ! Lubm company, are in vain and the do. r arc . los I ' There is a big crowd of townspenph Miss PauKnetta, the Phjrchlc and at the bank Stirred Bj DJ Hlg'u crystal render, who appears with who Is bitter against tb- banker, thej : Betenco and Robson's Ren Hur CO make a violent demonstration and 1 at the Alta theater next Tuesday ev- only by the assistance of Robert and l'l LIXKTA (IVl MYSTKKY In jiPiv i.ni rum In tin Bare-Foot Feature, the b apair.i to bra Daniv. i iii h:imi. wim m nitn I Oyp, and the I Jill. BI Dtll BU I Ml l.l viwtt I ; Items or VsjsMhfHHg :t ,v Hewfei of HsMoa rk lussa I inl'l UR PUR I S Will PRKV Ml HI HIM. r His I HUMil VI I M
