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TODAY
MUTUAL MASTERPICTURES DE LUXE
EDITION PRESENTS
"Hie a in ft Blood
Edyth Sterling, SUr In the Signal
Mutual Mieterpicture, Da Luxe Edi
tion, "The Stain In the Blood."
Coming Thursday Friday
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
The Screen's Most Famous Vampire
Theda Bara in
"SAPHO"
6 ACTS 6
A vivid drama of the Soul. A play every man and
every woman should see. The story begins in the
underworld and ends in high society.
5 ACTS 5
A powerful and timely drama by Murdock Mac
Quarrie with EDYTH E STERLING and NORBERT
MYLES.
In Addition a Good Comedy.
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c
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THE ETERNAL SAPHO
WILLIAM FOX PR00UCTI0N I
With Theda Bara
SEE! SEE!
OH
MURIEL
-AND-
KING JOY
IN THE MOVIES
ALSO ROSE FESTIVAL SCENES AND DEDICATION OF
THE COLUMBIA HIGHWAY.
Those who didn't go to Portland can see it all at the
Cosy Theatre
Tomorrow, Wednesday
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Motion Picture Mews
What the Picture Theaters
to Tell You.
Have
POWERFUL VM TIMKLV
DHAMA AT PAHTUCK TODAY
"The stain In On- lilood" with IDdytbe M)
sti'i'Uug and Xorbert Myles.
Vicious traits Inherited by a youth. J
which environment and careful up- w
bringing rail to remedy, fur the faun- (ft
datlon for "The Btaln in the lilood," ?
Hobeit A. Dillon'.', -inusually power- w
fully drama in which fidythe Sterling A
ana noroen jiyos as sister ano
brother, appear to splendid advantage
Potnitaa out a logical way in wlilch
criminal tendencies, insanity and dis
ease, can be passed (Ton one genera- j T
lion to another, this gripping drama I w
combines a novel treatment of t liv!g
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jALTA THEATRE
TODAY
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subject of discussion with an
ing heart Interest story.
Mary and Joe Thompson are made
rphans oy an Indian raid on the wa
gon train which is carrying their fam
ily westward. Joe early develops vi
cious traits which linally lead him to
highway robbery and Mary is forced
to lice with him to the east. Her
alty and devotion, however, fail to
keep him out 01 the hands of the law
and while he is serving a long term in
prison she becomes the wife of an in-
ntor who is kept m ignorance of her
lamily skeleton. Another woman en
ters her husband's life and Mary
pleads with him In vain to reform. He
iams of her llight I rom the west and,i
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POPULAR PLAYS AND PLAYERS PRESENT
Mme. Petrova
the gifted emotional and dramatic star in
ihm with nr
MME PETROVA in
PLAYING WITH FIRS''
A gripping five part photodrama, dealing with
studio life and written especially for Mme. Petrova
by Aaron Hoffman.
blains a hotel register In which heri
the same house, and the two stars are
er's. Thinking that he has proven!
Mary's previous marriage he begins
divorce proceedings, hut the dramatic
entrance of the com ict leads to a most
extraordinary climax in which both'
the sister and brother are caught In
what appears to be the act of robbing
name is written with that of her broth- j
given a rare opportunity to show their
Wonderful talents for strong emotion-'
al acting in a series of thrilling scenes
which bring the unusual drama to a
powerful close.
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sanwin and IX Iilaii ( o Today,
The story of Samson Is the story of
the strongest man that ever lived His
name today is known to almost every I
man, woman and child throughout the!
civilized world, and even those that(
do not know his story, his name Is
synonymous of strength. But besides
that, the thrilling story of the life of
r, .' mrin t.. UL-)i..m lln.l luiu'pr
.irnl strength u-h is n' man possess- $
cd, and to whom he gave carte blanche
in righting his wrongs, is the most
spectacular, romantic and tragic of
any of the heroes of antiquity.
The film representation which the I
Tniversal has evolved from the hl- w 11
tor) of Samson and tod in six won
dertul reels follows trie account in the
books Of Judges with startling accur
acy Nothing is left out. The film
hows the anxiety Of Samson's parent
for a son, the prophecy of his birth
and tremendous strength as long as
he remains unshaven Then the cam
era skips to the time of his young
manhood, his courtship of the daugh
ter of the Philistines, and his bethroth
al. On the way to the marriage he
slays a lion, and upon returning to
the carcass some time later, he no
tices that the bees have begun to hive
In It. From this circumstance he pro
pounds a riddle
Hippodrome Vaudeville
PAUL PEDRINI and Is famous Baboon, "TOBY" In Pastimes on a Baip
The COSY
TODAY ONLY
SAMSON AND DELILAH
Featuring J. Warren Kerrigan
Cleo Madison
Stupendous Reproduction of that Famous Bible Story in 6 parts.
WEDNESDAY, PATHE NEWS SHOWING QUEEN MURIEL AND KING JOY.
"INFATUATION," 4 Reel Mutual Masterpicture.
J
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li. Warner, who la starred covered that although I was carrying
The Beggar Of Cawnpore." Trian-
Ince feature, applies to what he
considers the nighest art in motion
picture acting. In these words, he de
i lares, he has summed up the secret
of success on the screen.
"Since joihing Mr lnce's players. I
have been impressed with two things.'' '
says the actor, "the sincerity of ev
eryone connected" With the work and
the fact that the mind of the actor I
can register on the screen more than j
his actions."
"When I at first appeared before ;
the camera, I depended solely upon
Which the Philistines pantofime to express my emotions. As
study along this line and found that
out the pantomime demanded in the j if I though intently on the subject my
scene, it would not look natural on : character would naturally be thinking;
the screen unless I was thinking, atimy face would reflect the thought
the time, the same thoughts that the j and it would "get over" on the screen
character I was depicting would be without any attempt at facial contor
thlnklng under the circumstances. In tions. It Is thought reflection, noth
other words, the thoughts In my mind ing else .' .
vcre reflected in my face. I made a j Temple tomorrow.
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Closing Out Sale
of MILLINERY
AT SAYRES
ANY HAT IN THE STORE AT $4.95
Wide brim trimmed sailor hats at $2,45
are unable to answer until they force
Samson to find out for them. Sam
son has promised thirty changes of
raiment for the solution of the riddle
and he is very angry. He casts off
his wife, sets fire to the fields of the1
Philistines and killing thirty men of
Askelon he disdainfully pays his wa
ger to the Philistines. Then he re-1
tires to a cave, whence he is sought
out by an army of the Philistines who.
have determined to kill him at any j
cost. But Samson slays a thousand
of them with the Jawbone of an assl
and puts the rest to flight Later
they try to imprison him in the city
Of Oaaa, but he carries off the gates i
Of the city NOW Samson meets De
lilah, who at the instigation of SlhonJ
the ruler of the Philistines, entices
from him the secret of his great!
strength, shears his head and deliv
ers him to the soldiers, who put out
his eyes and alter almost beating him
to death put him to work in thj
grinding mill.
Sometime later the Philistines, giv
ing a feast In the jemple of Dagon.
.sent for the blind Samson to make
sport for than while they feasted He
comes, led by a small boy. in desper
ation at the humiliation put upon hint,
he asks the boy to lea him to the pil
lars which support the temple. Pray
ing to the Lord to give him back his
strength this once he leans upon the
pillars and the roof of the Kre.it tcm
i le of Dagon comes tumbling down
upon the multitudes.
"And those that he killed at his
death where more than all they that
which he slew during his lifetime."
This wonderful feature will be
ShOVn at the Cosy theater Tuesay for
ons day only.
I became more familiar with the work
end watched myself on the Screen I dis-
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Every Hat Will be Sold
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MRS. COHN will have an entire NEW STOCK in a NEW
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At tle Alt.
Mine Petrova. the gifted Metro
star, will be seen in the stellar role,
of "Playing With Fire," a five part1
wonderplay produced by the popular.
I lays and players, wntch will be pre
Seated here at Alta theater "n Tues
day and Wednesday, The story is one
of the best ever provided for Mme.
Petrova. and was written especially
fag her h) lit her unusual and pecul
laf talents. Mme. Petrova is sur-'
rottndtd by an exceptionally strong
cast Including Arthur Hoops, Evelyn,
Brent, Pi errs 1a May. Catertne c'al-'
houn and Philip Hahn. There arc
many Interesting glimpses of studio
life in New York in a story of Intense
and gripping situations.
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TODAY
FLORENCE REED
As Gail Orcutt, in
The Pathe Gold Rooster
Play, will show you just
how much art and real
ity the screen is capable
of reflecting. See her
today. Also
"Be Silent Shame"
Thir chapter of
Guilty?
Who's
ANNA NILSSON PATH E I .
"FLORENCE REE
TOMORROW AND THURSDAY
H. B. Warner in "THE BEGGER OF CAWNPORK'
Keystone Comedy, "HIS BITTER PILL."
SUNDAY
M ROSE FESTIVAL PICTURES
Mll. AS Wi l l; AS llODY,
MI ST REACH THE SCKKF.N j
II. 11. Warner ixvlaiv. 'Thought Ho-
flovtlon ' a Pnrt of Picture
TEMPLE
VolliiK.
"Thought retloctlon" Is the tern
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