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PAGE SEVEN TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1916. Today Only UD FISHER'S "MUTT & JEFF AND THE INTERPRETERS" Annie Little and Thomas Chatteron in Their Latest Success "TWO BITS" 2 Acts. Ed Coxen and Lizetta Thome in "THE PENDULUM OF CHANCE" 2 Acts. Vogue Comedy "TROUBLED WATERS" 10c Adults 5c Children Sundayand Monda y Mutual Film Corporation Present CHARLIE N In His Newest and Latest Picture The Floorwalker Without a Doubt Charlie's Greatest Picture. Imagine Chaplin as a Floorwalker in a City Department Store. Continuous Show from 1 P. M. Until 11 P. M. YOU WILL HAVE TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO COME EARLY. IN ADDITION 3 OTHER REELS OF PICTURES. Adults 15c Children 10c Motion Picture News W'liiit the picture Theaters Have to Tell Ton. PaMime Featuring Matt a Jeff, Anna tittle, Thomas Jliatteron, Kd ('oxen ami l.lM-tta Thorne Today Only. The Pastime Is presenting for today only to Its patrons one of those pop ular Saturday programs, consisting of an assortment of pictures consisting of two two-part subjects and two comedies. The program la headed by the ever popular cartoon creations of Bud Fisher, entitled "Mutt & Jeff and the Interpreters." Anna Little and Thomas Chatteron are featured in a western drama of unusual merit, entitled "Two Bets." This Is a two part picture. Ed Coxen and Lizetta Thurne ure featured in a. two-act so ciety drama, "The Pendulum of Chance," and the program is rounded out with a laughable Vogue comedy. Adults, 10c: children fc. CIIARIJK CHAFUN IN "THK FLOOKWAIJiEK" Pasttane showing; first cliaplin pic ture Under $600,000 Contract; Sim- J day and Monday. 9 Well, it is here! The long-looked- A lot Charlie Chaplin picture, "Th i 2 Floorwalker." and the first that Char- w lie has made for the Mutual Film cor- A poration under ths contract which a calls (or the largest salary ever paid In any actor and but Tew people In I 9 any other ealling have enjoyed surh a A slary, 1600,000. It is easy to write this amount, but it Is hard to realize ' w the meaning of thi vast amount of 0 money. A Tomorrow and Monday Charlie will J show himself upon the screen at the 0 Pastime in "The Floorwalker." Can A you imagine the great opportunities I J that this great comedian has in this!" picture a floorwalker In a big de-A partment store In a large city. One traveling man who makes Pendleton J told the management of the Pastime it was so good that he went to see it A three different times when it was Shown at the Majestic Theater, Port- W land. j Q Remember to arrange to come early a tomorrow. Three other good reels of J pictures will also be shown. The ad- 9 mi lion Is, adults. 16c; children, 10c A ALTA THEATRE SUNDAY DALLAS PICTURES PRESENTS LENORE ULRICH The Chsnng Favorite of Stage and Screen, in "The Heart of Paula' A Drama of unusual interest founded on the fiery heart of Old Mexico. 0 RELEASED ON THE PARAMOUNT PROGRAM. 1 NEW Hippodrome Vaudeville Maude O'delle & Co. Kellie & Fern Sketch HYPOC'KJTE" Musical Comedy Duo HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Today Stuarts-3 Musicians De Luxe id VANCE The 1916 Model Trio in Just a Bit of Entertainment T May The Race If we Id build up a solid column it would dissolve in a second single 1 signal i orps for the purpose of com- rdlng to a calculation : niunicating at night. Cartridges flr- ide by professor Young. ,ng Kiurts ,,f fhime ut various hues nre used for ammunition, the color of k from the earth to the son tw mllep mil half In diameter, spar .1.. ii... .,,..r,in .Huti, rim nf OS AO ten mile and if the sun should. A novelty in pistols has been per- of the flame carrying a definite m eo.eeutrate Its entire power on It. I lected for use by the United States l age to the distant lookout. fWIIIiilllllllll WHAT? Today At the AJta Sunday. The atmosphere ol warm flower Dented nights; of tinkling music; of deeds of daring to win a lady's glance; scenes of intense hate and strong passion are all blended in a fascination that entrances in the com ing Pallas Picture released on the Paramount Program and to be seen at the Alia theater for Sunday and Monday. This story of the burning love of a Spanish maid lor a handsume Ameri i tan, stars Lenore Utrlch who is en j tramingly beautiful as the high-born Castilian made poor by the unsettleu Q j times. I The strong action and many scenes ; W I of daily life in this exotic country with 0 us ever present blend of romance and squalor give this strange picture a; J t harm very unusual. I & The COSY TODAY "THE RANGER OF LONESOME GULCH" with Anna Little and Thomas Chatterton. "THE DETECKTERS" "THE MAN WITH THE HOD" Tannhouser Comedy. Vogue Comedy. Sunday First Installment of IFe IRON CLAW Featuring Pearl White, Sheldon Lewis and Greighton Hale 'KARTOON KOMICS" "ON A STILL HUNT" "SEE AMERICA FIRST' H would you do if you were born in the pnmative age, and had to start life with noth- g M inir but vour bare hands. See the answer in Joe Knowlesl "The Nature Man" I Five Big Thrilling Acts. Cosy. "The Ranger of Lonesome Gulch' I is a multiple reel Mutual photopiay reverberating with the touch of hu ! man emotions and Is not exactly what j its title would suggest Anna Little ' and Thomas Chatterton play the lead I lng roles in the same masterful way i that has won them a place In the hearts of thousands. "The detectives" and "The Man With the Hod" two very unusual comedies, make up the remainder of a very pleasing bill at the Cosy today. Those who have followed the story I in the Sunday Oregon lan will know I that the first episode of the "Iron Claw'' Is Just what it has been adver- Used. I'earl White, Crelghton Hale and Sheldon Lewis, the leads, have al ready proved their rights to these parts by their efforts in the "Perils oi Pauline." This serial with the ' scenic picture, "See America First' I and the comedy "On a Still Hunt,'' to gether with the Kartoon Komi Mr. and Mrs. James s. Johns ar rived home last evening from Port land where they attended ths Rose Festival. Mr. Johns also attended the state convention of titlemen. Miss Miriam Smith, who has been visiting Mrs. Charles E. Hears, re turned to her home at La Grande today Mrs. Hlanche Moorhouse ami little daughter Marian will leave tomorrow com-j on an extended trip through Callfor- LOCALS (b Advertising in Brief KATK8. Per Use first insertion 10 Vet line, addlUonal Insertion.'. 5c Per line, per month $1.00 No locals takes for less than 25c Count 6 ordinary words to Una. Locals will nut be taken over the telephone except frotfl Ksst Oregon tan paid-up subscribers. Xaval right Bloodless. LONDON, June 10. A brief e gament between small British and German warships off the coast of Helgium was made known today in ths following official communication: "On Thursday morning a British Patrol force composed of monitors and torpedo boat destroyers engaged eff Zeebruggc torpedoboat destroyers of the enemy which, on being fired art by monitors, returned to port. There were no casualties. No damage tat sustained by any of our ships." 1 Extra Added Attraction pletes Sunday's offering at the Cosy. The Rex Van Co Of five people in a song review of -1915. SUNDAY and MONDAY MUST A WOMAN CLING TO A FAITHLESS HUSBAND? vital question dis cussed in the tense drama 1 "I CHILDREN IN THE W A powerful story dealing with two innocent children, u wife, a husband who did not care a siren, and the other MAN. ADDED ATTRACTION SUNDAY "THE REX VAUDEVILLE CO." in entire change of program. CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 20c TEMPLE lllllIU!l!!I!l!i!iU!l.silEIIllimsUIiIII11IHmiIIll11IUU9lllllI NEW TRIANGLE SIREN HAN STARTLING WARDROBE I Some of the most decided novelties j in feminine adornment ever portrayed j in pictures are promised as features of "The Children In the House,' a Trian- fie-Fine Arts drama which will be .shown ut the Temple theater begin- lung tomorrow. Jewel Carmen, a young actress who I was last seen in an ingenue role in I the De Wolf Hopper play. "Sunshine Dad," blossoms t Tth in "The Chil 1 dren In the House" as a full-fledged j siren of the screen. In the part of j Jane Oourtenay, a cabaret dancer, she lures a foolish husband, played by I Eugene Pallette, to his destruction. As I aids to his ruination, she bedecks her self In vampirieal attire remarkable I tor its extreme uniqueness. There are evening gowns distin ; gulshed both by originality of design j and attractiveness of material, jewel ! rj of strange shapes and patterns and a headdress of Jet and pearls which twine and curl about the siren s head like serpents. t Norma Talmadge Is seen as the wife I whose husband Is lured to destruc tion l Miss Carmen, and other , prominent and busy members of the j 'cast are the "Triangle kiddies," wM 'go through the most amazing adven tuns tin have encountered since, they fought a bandit army in "Let I I Kuty Do It." The Hex Vaudeville Company open ed last evening at the Temple Theater to a capacity house. They gave a complete show of singing, dancing and instrumental numbers which were far above the average, and the audience! was quick to respond to this cluss of entertainment. A complete change of program to. morrow In addition to the Triangle production in I acts enttllrd "Th(i , Children in the House " noa. They will visit In San Francis co, Los Angeles and other cities and expect to be absent three months. Victor Orr of Cresswell. a student at the Uregon Agricultural College, is a guest at the E. F. Averill home. He expects to spend the summer in this county. Miss Zella Thompson is expected to arrive Monday from the I'niversity of Washington for the summer. She will be accompanied by Miss Millie Frit chert, a Kappa Kappa Gamma sister who will spend two weeks with her. H. E. McLean and wife left this aft ernoon for Wallula for a two weeks' visit with relatives. Mr. McLean 19 bookkeeper at the Pendleton Woolen Mills. Carl Jensen was in from Pilot Rock yesterday. E. E. Eheler of Helix Is a visitor here today. .lack Vincent is down fross Athena for the day. Frank Korkendall. well known 0. V. official who formerly lived here. Is a visitor in Pendleton. Charles llussell, one of the Pendle ton boys who has been attending O A. C, arrived home this morning for the slimmer For rent Six room house, good condition. Phone 446. For rent Two light housekeeping rooms. 726 Johnson street. Wanted Two lady singers. Apply Temple theater. Mr. Parson. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, ealred for and deliv. ered, city or country. La Dow Bros, :!19 Beauregard. Phone See the Iceless Refrigerator we are demonstrating for a few days at Lynde Bros Grocery. 309 Wet NO ICE. It costs nothing to It is the most sanitary method ervation known. F. F. CAR1 b street, operate, of pres LY. Agt. Notice to Public, 1 will not be responsible for any bills or debts contracted by anyone except myself on and after this date. Dated June 10, 1916. (Adv ) C. E. WORTMA.V HcJlx Auto Stage. Leaves Gritman's Cigar Store for Helix at 10:45 a. m. and at m. Leaves Helix at l:M a m. 1 p m. Adv laily S p. and Coo Dong Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES cr HOT TABLES CHILLI DON GARNE SPANISH STYlE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor Webb and Cottonwood ft. Phone 667. Pendleton. Ore. One of the little known races of the world are the Samoyeds, a Mongollun russ people, who live on the north tin outskirts of Mongolia, whither they were pushed centuries ago by the Tartar tribes. The habit c annually t. this Auto stag For Adams. Athena rind Weston leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a m und 4 p. m. each day. Baseball Tomorrow I AT Round-Up Park PENDLETON COLORED TIGERS VS. UMATILLA INDIAN RES. TEAM GAME CALLED AT 3 P. M. Admission 25c in
