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EIGHT PAGES PAGE FIVE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1916. Where Quality is a Reality, Not a Promise TODAY-TOMORROW Double Program William Fox Presents TUDA 8ARA SIRENIC VAMPIRE Like the Serpent that Tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden is the Modern Role of the Screen Vampire IN Reds! TIE SFRPFNT A Startling and Tremendously Powerful New Photo-Drama What Would You Think if the Young Girl You Just Married Prov ed to Be Your Father's Mistress? IN ADDITION Earle Williams-Anita Stewart The Vitagraph Serial Beautiful "THE GODDESS" Continuous Show from 2 to 12 Adults 15c Children 5c l III 8 Reels! A beautiful McCes or the week wis the reception Biven yesterday after noon for Mm Jamea AlKer Kee, re cent bride, by Jlrs James Albert fee at the JudK Fee home on Post street Despite the Inclement weather a large number of smartly gowned matron' and maids took advantage Of the oc casion to meet Mrs Fee junior. Spring flowers were used as decorations- The reception room was In yellow, great It lee of yellow roses, tullpB and daffodil! carrying out the color ache Klllarney roBes li j the dining room .1 I bowl wa a ma - roses. I The gueats were little Miss Mar J or n Long-stemm'd It thetr beauty tn id about the punch of Cecil Brunner met at the door by - Uest In a dainty j lace drcBH and she took their cards. Mjs. Nesmllh Ankeny received the guests and usher-1 them to the re ceiving line in which wen- the two Mrs. Fees and Mrs. Kalla Waldo of Syracuse, New fork, the mother of the younger Mrs Fee. Serving punch were Mrs James s. Johns, Mrs. William K Ixiwcll ,ind Mrs Merle R. Chessman and assisting them were Mrs Letter Hurst Mls Margaret Lowell and Miss Eleanor Vincent. The ladies assisting about the rooms and serving salad and cof fee were Mm. A. C, Hampton. Mra. Charles S. Jerard. Mrs. A. J McAllis ter, Mrs Norborne Iterkeley. Mrs Stephen A. Lowell. Mrs Reuben Alex ander. Mrs. Edwin R Aldrich. Mrs. Charles F. Co lea Worthy, Mrs. James A Beet, Mis Frederick E. Judd. Mrs. a M. Rice and Mrs Wilson D. Mi Nary. The young; ladies assisting about the dining room were Misses Nellie Sloan. Jennie Murphy. Angela Howler, Evelyn Sommerville Sydney Sommer- I vllle, Olive Gwlnn. Mildred Berkeley. j liorls and Helen Fee. Mrs Kalla Waldo, mother of Mrs. James Alger Fee. is the guest of her i daughter for a few days She is on her way to visit a brother in Kansas ! City before returning to her home in Syracuse, New York. Motion Picture Mews What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. TIIKDA H.VHA. As VAN! A tS "THE HEKI'KNT" GA1 SHIXKS IN VAMPIRE ROLE The (irand Duke sees for the first time VaB la, who is in 0V with Au drey Sobl, a young peasant. Valonoft' is enraptured with her charms and de cides that he will see her again To further his purpose he leaves hi gold i Igarelte ease In the serf s cottaite when taking his departure The case is found by Ivan, who, fearing that he will Me accused of theft, semis Van la to return it to Its owner. The cirand Duke's plana have work ed as he expected. He greets Vania Joyously and makes ardent love to her. Following her seduction, he maintains her in style and lavishes upon her every gewgaw that her heart' desires. The sudden change n station is almost beyond the comprehension of the daughter of the poverty-stricken serf. And vet she likes her new ljfe It Is so different from anything she has known. Valonoff, ultimately tiring of Vanla, makes no effort to conceal the fact that his infatuation has waned De spite fcer pleadings, he casts Vanla off. and devotes his attention to some new charmer, it is the turning point In Vanla's life. That she ever would be separated from the Grand Duke has never been conceivable to her. ghe analyzes the cause of her plight, and she resolves the cause Into one Worn - Man' Vania arrives in Paris The war Is In progress. As she Watches "lie ot the long lines of wounded soldieri lass by she notices face which awakens memories STie makes in Otiiry and discovers that the wound ed officer is Prince Valonoff, son of che (Iran i Duke she helps nurse him back to health, and he. too. falls t victim to her charms. Shortly after their marriage the Grand Duke, who is ignorant thai the Prince Is ed .-ends word that he is coming to visit his beloved and onb son. The prime is called awa be- fore his father's arrival. Vanla erect the lirand Duk. who does not re, -Ognlse her He makes love to her aft er she has lured him on. The Prince it Vanla in the arms of Mis own rather, com mits suicide The last drop of venom from "Th." Serpentt" fangs has found its 'nark Phuiiih' ErrdfrU'k at llts Tnmnrnne;. na." etc., will appear In her latest great success "I.diu Qtltnora." at the Alta theater tomorrow and Saturday. In .tdditlon there will be two BW vaudeville acts Sunday, the world famous prims donna of Carmen fame will he offered In her latest success. "Temptation " Those who saw QorSldlne Farrar, the noted prima donna, as the h.ilf wlld. Wholl) fascinating g pal in the l.ask photo-dramatic production o" "Carmen,' will have an opportunity to see her In a totally different role In "The Temptation tlon" Miss Farr.u gllng young stag sacrifice her love young composer, i In "The Tempt i is seen as i strue- tn stage. The ltd. isc, ,,nd KofaSon ! Mi' i'o. win ciose one of its most succes mi engagements ever played ll ih. Alta theater Ihls eveninc The) ha OUSta that has tilted I he seatlna . .1 parity of the theater Tonight Msl The Alta Today Only THE FAMOUS COMEDIAN JOHN BARRYMORE The Man From Mexico THE FAMOUS COMEDY OF A MYTHICAL TRIP TO MEXICO. ALSO Ben Hur Company Last Time Tonight PAULINETTA FAY, THE PSYCHIC WONDER. TRAINED ANIMALS, 48 in number, rata, mice, monkeys, pig and hen. Picture Starts at 7. First Act at 8: 1 5 Admission 1 0 and 20 cents Tomorrow Pauline Frederick in "Lydia Gilmore" New Vaudeville. Bros. Transatlantic novelty, the train-1 the singing pig, 'Fogarty." j tor, Mr. John BaTTmore. a comedy ed animal circus, consisting of trained Paulinetta will also remain on the entitled "The Man From Mexico," In rats, cats and mice, 4S in number, program in her seance of mental ta-i which Willie Collier played in the le the monkey comedians, Mao and lepathy. A new feature five reel mo-; gttimate theaters for over four yeare Gyp. the balancing hen "Betsy" and j lion picture, .starring the sterling ac-jto big success. TEMPLE Last Time Today BIG DOUBLE BILL Henry Woodruff and Tsuru Aoki In "The Beckoning Flame' Suppose it was the custom to burn American, wives alive on the death of the husband, and that a chivalrous foreigner tried to save the bride of a high official. What do you think the populace would do? There's a situation something like this In "The Beckoning Flame," the weird Bast Indian story of the romantic adven turrs of an English Army Officer. Told in a true TRIANGLE way, brin gs your heart to your thtoat as yon fear foe the life of the dainty Indian maiden. And best of all, in addition to the dar ing of this great production is a pretty little love story and an exhibition of sacrifice such as you have seldom seen. This marvelous picture is a real treat that you cannot afford to miss. Everyone loves it. Everyone appreciates it, and everyout talks about it. Come to-night. ' JCF JACKSON, world's greatest tramp comedian, with Mack Swain and Hank Mm in "A MODERN ENOCH ARDEN. 1 Reel Kevstone "Grief Mop." K E Z X X TOMORROW FLORENCE REED IN New York Theatre IN As yon gate with enraptured eyes at tie marvelous settings and the wonderful scenery, you can almost feel that you have teen transplanted to the splendor of the Magic East. And as the picture progresses and you watch the way in which the people In India really live, you stop for a moment and wonder If this Is really the twentieth century and you are In the greatest coun try in the world.