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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1916.
PAGE FIVE
Last Time Today
MUTUAL MASTERPICTURES PRESENTS
"I ACCUSE"
With Alexander Gaden.
Adults 10c.
ALSO GEORGE OVEY COMEDY.
Children 5c
Thursday Friday
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
WILLIAM
ANN
William Famum
IN THE
Bondsman
7 Reels BY HALL CA,NIL 7 Reels
A PHOTOPLAY IN 1000 SCENES
Iceland and The Island of Man are used for first time as
Photoplay Settings. Without a doubt the Greatest
Photo Play Fox has ever made
REMEMBER THURSDAY-FRIDAY
pioneer's picnic at Wston.
Twenty-fourth annual reunion Uma
tilla County Pioneers at Weston. Ore,
June 2nd. 3rd
Auto Stage.
For Adams, Athena and Weston
leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a
m and 4 p. m. each day.
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Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theaters Have
to Teil Yon.
At the Alts.
"September Morn," the opening
production of the La Salle Company
nt the Alta.
"September Morn,'- a rollicking mu
sical comedy by Arthur Gillespie and
Aubrey Stauffer, under the direction
of the La Salle Company, who pro
duced it originally at the La Salle
Opera House In Chicago, where It
made a furore during a run covering
256 performances, cornea to the Alta
theater next Thursday evening as the
opening attraction of the La Salle
Company's engagement here, it pos
sesses much of the spectacular aspects
of the Broadway "Review," although
distinctly a musical farce. The com
pany to present it numbers 25 and
among Its principals will be found
Russell Price, Morgan Davis, Bennett
Finn, Vernlce Martyn, Jack Brazee,
Carrie Foppiano and Lulu McCoy. It
will be given her with all the original
costumes, scenery, chorus and a large
corps d'ballet.
The organization Is meeting with
remarkable success on its tour from
Chicago to the Pacific coast cities. It
Is noted as being the "one positive
hit" of the present season.
"September Morn" will be the op
ening bill of the La Salle Co. here
and will be followed by "The Time,
the Place and the Girl," and "My Best
Girl."
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'BONDMAN''
50ME PENCIL SNAP-SHOTS OF
ROWLAND CLIFFORDS
"CFPTEMBER
"The biggest heart for good or 111
that ever beat in the breast of man "
"I think these woras of Hall Caine s
describe more vividly than could any
thing I could say the character of
Red Jason, one of the dual roles 1
portray in the latest William Fox pro
duction of that author's novel and
play. 'The Bondman.' "
William Famum, unquestionably
America's most popular and gifted ac
tor, was discussing the two roles he en"
octs In "The Bondman," which has
been given a screen production of
lavish power and wenlc beauty by
William Fox.
"The two characters of Stephen Or
ry, the weak, erring father, and Red
Jason, his powerful, determined son,
give me the chance of my lifetime to
show the deep contracts of character
which, after all, constitute the very
soul of drama." the actor continued.
"I made a long and careful study o'
both characters during visits to the
Isle of Man and to Iceland, the two
distant and little known countries
where the main scenes of "The Bond
man' are laid, with the result that I
became thoroughly steeped in the at
mosphere of Hall Calne's greatest
characters. I hope that upon the
screen the results of my efforts at
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M Cockhurn were i
visitors In Pendleton yesterday from
their home in the east end of the
county,
Mrs. James Sturg;s left at noon to
day for Portland.
Miss Virginia Todd of Hermiston ar
rived today and is to accept a posi
tion in the Alexander department
store.
W D Rod da of Hermiston is in the
city today.
A. V. Wells, representative of Hus
hong of Portland, is at the Pendleton.
Miss Leota Wagner, who taught at
Athena last year, will leave this even
ing for Fairfield. Nel.. to spend the
! summer with relatives.
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Vcrntae Martin, (ferric ToiaiH) and I.
ons at the Alta Theater June I for
Bin McOojr, three musical ootnedf slurs, with the La Salle Co.. which op
a three day May. 'September Morn" will bo the opening bill.
Klgrhth tirade Kxams.
Kighth grade examinations fot
those students over the county wh"
failed to pass at the last examinations
will be held tomorrow and Frida
over the county.
realism will meet with the succ ess for
which 1 aspire."
"The Bondman" is in seven reels
and was put out by Fox as a special
He Luxe to be shown at advance pric
es, but through arrangements made
with the company the Pastime was
able to secure It at usual prices. Ad
ults, lie; children, c.
"The Bondman" will lie presented
Thursday and Friday
THE COSY Today Last Time
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Ua For Over 30 Years i
Always beam
the
Signature of
KEEN AN A vorG MAM WHO BE
GAN ACTING IN 187N.
GOING! GOING! GONE!
Before any woman opens her purse to buy a Suit or Coat let
her first sec what this reliable store has to offer. EVERY
CLOTH SUIT AND COAT REDUCED. Many women have
taken advantage of our special reductions the past few days
on up-to-the-minute garments and have saved money by do
ing so. besides they bought garments that are exclusive.
IF YOU NEED A SUIT OR COAT NOW IS THE TIME TO
BUY.
Frank Keenan. who is co-starred i
with Mary Holand, in "The Stepping!
.-'tone," lnce-Trlangle reature. began j
his theatrical c areer In 1878 Since I
that time he has "played all kinds ol
parts," as he expresses It, and de
clares he likes his film roles best ol I
all. His greatest amhition. he Insists.
Is to play the part of the Juvenile lead
ing man in a Thomas H. Ince produc
tion. Recently, at the Inceville studio, he
attempted to wager with Charles KaV,
one of the leading Ince juveniles, that
he could make up for I Juvenile part
better than Ray. The latter refused
to take the bet. knowing Keenan
ability with grease paint and the eye
brow pencil.
Although obviously not a youth.
Qeentm Is very young at heart. He
takes his daily swim rn the ocean, an I
knows all the steps of the latest ball
room dances. He declares he will nev
er grow old. and nobody believes he
will.
NEW TODAY
Kayser's new Patent
Marvel Stripe Silk
Hose. They will not
drop-stitch.
Visit Sayres
ECONOMY
BASEMENT
and save money on
every purchase.
Pendleton's Quality Store
LOCALS
(Pnld Advertisement.)
City pound Phone 431.
For rent Furnished apartment
rooms. 502 Water street
Good building let for sale on West
Webb street. Telephone W4.
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. bar
torage warehouse Phone tit.
Wanted Woman for general house
work. Phone 16FI4.
For sale. Holt gas harvester, 16
foot cut. Phone ZF11.
Wanted Experienced man cook !
Mrs. D C. Crawford, Rleth.
Competent woman wants to sew in,
private homes Phone 350
Dressmaking by day or at home. I
Room 10, E. O. Bldg. Phone 245M. I
I haul your garbage and trash !
Phone 553M. 1403 W. P.silroad st.
) undle wheat hay for sale W. R '
Roberts, Box 36, Pendleton
Protestant Hospital. Mrs. Jas.
Spears, llyers Grove, Pendleton, Ore
Phone 340J.
For rent Furnished rooms foi
light housekeeping or lodging. Brown
Hall. Phone 350.
For rent Office room In Judd
building. Apply F. E. Judd, American
National Bank.
For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta
bles. Suits pressed 60c; dry cleaned.
tl.EO. Rudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone
686.
Few head of heavy work horses for
sale. Phone 8F12, or write Route 1,
Box 44.
For sale Brown and Lewis com
bined harvester; 16 ft. cut and almost
good as new. N. K. Bott, Helix, ore-
gon.
For sale A few nead full blood
Shropshire sheep. Jas. Porter. Phone
241R
For sale Holt. Jr., Harvester. $75
26-horse Schandoney Hitch. $76. extra
lead bars. (1 00 per pair; also ham -f
15.00 and $20.00 per set. Joe N
Scott. Athena.
Mattresses made over, furniture re
pairing, upholstering Calls city or
country, m now Bros.., 119 Beaure
gard Phone 227 J.
$300 buys a big. powerful automo
bile. Machine and tires In Al condi
tion. Terms to responsible party En
quire "C" this office.
Dance at German Hall.
There will De a social dance given
at German hall. Saturday evening,
June 3rd. All cordially Invited. Good
music Adv.
Hong Kong Gaf 8
AND NOODLE PARLORS
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
Outside Tray Orders a Specialty
Boxes for ladles and gentlemen.
OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT
MEALS ISO AND UP
Special Chicken Dinner
Sundays.
548 Main Street
Next to E. O. Bldg. Phone tOI
I
TEMPLE
Today and Tomorrow
FRANK KEENAN
with
MARY BOLAND
in
"THE STEPPING
STONE"
sful
Why is it that manv so-calleil !.
business men believe their wives are not good
enougn ior mem tiiink that the sweet lit
tle woman who struggled for years to help
them succeed is not good enough to share in
the final victory?
When you see Frank Keenan in "The Stop
ping Stone" you will be witnessing a vital
story that enters into the life of manv a
couple after years of hard work.
then there is a ripping, roaring.
Comedy, bound to send you home
and in high spirits
"BUCKING SOCIETY."
Keystone
laughing
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