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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1916.
PAGE FIVE
LAST TIME TODAY
William Fox Presents
DOROTHY BERNARD
and
STUART HOLMES
in
"Hie Sins
of
NT
6 Acts 6
A dramatic arraignment
of the sins men do. A
modem drama told as Fox L
alone knows how to tell. I
In addition CHAPLIN
CARTOON COMEDY.
n
tome cany.
15c Adults. 5c Children
WILL V rV FO X
PR-OOOCTlON
COMING SUNDAY-MONDAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN in a new comedy "POLICE."
A Jolly company of young pSOple, i
consisting of members of tbe K. C.,l
the Hustlers and the C. I. C. classes
of the M E. Sunday school, enjoyed
a most delightful evening picnic,
Thursday at the West End drove,
chaperoned hy Mesdmncs Holder andi
Mowry. A splendid lunch was spread,
the hoys adding Ice i ream and
"welners' to the ample provisions al-1
ready made by the girls A huge bon
fire and merry game. added to thei
'pleasure of the evening and everybody!
united In calling It "the best ever."
Those present were Daphne HelU. i
Marjorie Ireland. Kffle Hicks, Loisl
Swaggert, Hazel Caldwell, (feorgia
Jones. Hattle Beck, Edna Saling, Reta
Ferguson, Mary Earl, Hazel Cook,
"erna Taylor, Lelya Hodshire, Mrs.
Holder, Mrs. Mown, Balfe Wrich,
Jack Beck, Earl La Hue. Justus Hold,
er, ("has Mowry, Lester Norman, Earl
Holder and Everett Xitlierman.
Mrs. Claude McCoiloch of Portland
arrived at noon today from Baker
where she had been veiling her fath
er, Judge Clifford, she will be the
guest of Mrs. James Johns, Jr., for a
short stay
ALTA THEATRE
Friday and Saturday
IE
0, M. Blakely of Condon is a Pen
dleton visitor.
Alex McKenzie is ..r from his
home in Walla Walla
John !, Thompson or Athena, was
en over-niit visitor in the city.
If. M. Parks and Q. E. Goodspeed,
Jr.. tif Baker, are Pendleton visitors
Birdie t'urletnn, manager of Carle.
ton's Athletic Girls, is a guest of the
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eiffel and Mr.l
and Mrs. Paul Wilson or JoBepM are I
registered at the St George.
Ralph Berkinoff
"VIOLIN VERTRIOSO"
Texico & Go.
" IN A SERIES OF DANCES."
DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS
John B&rrymore
In a Picturization of the Stage Success
"THE RED
By Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf
Producer by the Famous Players Film Company.
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PIClllET
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Sins of Mem" sironc Mfn Interest'
Drama; Stuart Holm's A IXit llcr
iiard at H -)
The Pastime is showing the William!
Fox drama "Sins of Men ' today for
the last lime and from the comments j
st the presentation yesterday, DSSTl)
everyone was well pleased with this
feature. In addition to Stuart j
Holmes and Dot Bernard, who by the!
way Is an old lavorite of Portland,
Oregon, where she played a few years;
ago In stOOl at the Baker theater is In
troduced teethe motion picture public!
a new and likeable face, that of Hat-;
tie Burks, who mads a big hit on
the spoken stage In "The Bird of Par-!
adlae." Also In the cast Is Kittens:
llelchert. the wonderrul child actress.
Taken as a whole. "The Sins of Men"
Is about up to the usual Fox standard:
of photoplays. In addition we hv:
a cartoon comedy
Rsnnold Wolf, repeats her stage suc
cess in the role of Anna Varvara, John
Hendricks and George E. Mack, who
ptaysd the Baron and Popova In the
original version, are also seen In those
roles In the photoplay.
Cicero Hannibal Butts, the alias,
assumed by John Barrymore In this
production, Is one of the most scream
ingly funny roles that this far-famed
comedian has ever played The bombs
and the Nihilists ar t no means the
only difficulties which confront Mr.
Butts He has a wire who, after
spending some time In Jail as the re
sult of his duplicity, yearns to tell him
a few things about himself. And
there are a number of Hussian Secret
Ppllce whose fingers rich for him aft
er they discover thai he has smuggled
one of the most dangerous Nihilists
of Russia into the country as his wife
John Barrymore itcwi with luimiw,
in Famous players' am Version
"The itrti WUow.'
Bombs to the right of him. bombs'
to the left of him, bombs In his pock-!
els, bomhs in his hands, bombs In hlsj
hat bom In everywhere, and John!
Barrymore nearly expires of fright!
and terror when he finds himself
elected by a band of Nihilists to as-i
sisslnate the c.ar himself. He has,
been Introduced to them as the fore-
most American king exterminator,
when in reality he Is nothing In the
world but a terrified corset salesman.!
But, fearing for his life If the desper-j
ate characters discover that he Is not
one of them, he consents to draw lots
fall the "honor" of killing the czar,
of course, he "wins." and the others.'
delighted at the turn of affairs, glee-1
fully, heap their deadly bombs upon!
the petrified Barrymore.
Paralyzed with fright, he Mil I
from the meeting place, with the gam;
In hot pursuit and solicitously places
tho Infernal mat bines in his Water
pitcher. Oleeful oyer this compara-,
tlvely simple solution of his difficulty,!
he goes tor a stroll, only to M
of the hand stealing up behind tWO
of the nobility, bomb In hand. Ke-j
COVSHni from his surprise at finding
that there art still more bombs in ex
istence besides the ones he has In his
water pitcher, Hurrymorc rushes up,
In lime to catch the anarchist's bomb
Just as It Is suspended In mld-alr ov-
er the unconscious pair
There nre other bombs which ap
pear with startling rapidity In the
Famous Players' Film Company's am-
using photo-play ndaplatlon of thai
celebrated comedy, "The Red Widow."
the Paramount Pi. tore nt the Alia
Frldav and Saturday and every one of
them explodes with a burst of laugh
ter. Flora Zahclle who was the co-star
In the original production of the great
funmskers. Chsnnlni Pollock and
Her l What tlw Big Yltiit Said
AlKiut "The Whirl of Life."
The New York Morning Sun "The
picture was a great success. Out
thrllled the biggest ihrlll In the mov
ies." The New York Tribune Castles
show great versatility."
The New York Press - There Isn't
anything slow about the action of the
photoplay.''
The New York World "Mechanic
ally the picture had a much better
production thun the average film."
The New York Evening Sun "The
picture Is a highly pleasing one and
the Castles subjects for fesh congrat
ulations." The New York Globe "One of ths
most Interesting fllm-etorles told In
many a day."
The New York Evening Mail "An
unusually attractive picture; the pho
tography excellent, the grouping ar
tistic, the comedy sense of both au
thor and director admirably Injected
ami the romance Interesting."
Motion Picture News "To the ex
hibitor who Is searching for a vastly
popular couple, we undoubtedly, un
hesitatingly recommend The Whirl
of Life.' "
Monofrs p
w ith, the mi
world as Its
action anil I
comedy "
Variety: " The Whirl of Life' Is a
whooping big film success of the
scarcest sort, L e. high grade com
edy." Al the Temple today and tomorrow.
At (he Cosy.
Nature supplemented modern sci
ence when Director E. J. Le Saint took
a large company of Bluebird Photo
players from Los Angeles. Cel., to the
Mojave Desert for the purpose Ol
producing "The Three Godfathers.'
due to arrive at the Cosy today,
It la necessary to the realism of the
narrative that some of its principals
shall belost In a Sana storm and the
Mojave desert was a fortunate selec
tion of locality. Tnere Is hardly a
day passes in that ideak waste but
what one or more hurrlcans blow
across the sands.
Director, Le Saint declares that he
has made the most realistic and au
thentic photograph r a sand storm
ever presented on the screen. "The
Three Godfathers' relates how three
bank robbers acteo In cherishing S
newly-born baby. Unexpectedly thrust
by a strange fate Into their keeping,
and finally . at the sacrifice of their
lives. Is ultimately transplanted to
civilization and Is reared In perfect
health to live long and prosper.
When Editor Lormtsr of the Sat
urday Evejiing Post printed Peter B,
Kynes story upon which the Blue
birds have based an intensely inter
esting and humanly sympathetic pic
ture, he declared that It WSJ the best
story the Saturday Evening Post ever
printed and that Is saying a great
deal, when one considers the stand
ing of the weekly and its editor.
Harry tHrey. George Berrell and
Frank I.anning Interpret the role ot
the three bank robbers who escaped
the minions of the faw only to he
made captives by a newly born Infant.1
There Is a large and capable support-j
Ing company of Bluebird camera-actors
who bring out the realistic and
humanly interesting pnases of a grip
ping narralive to the last degree of
opportunity.
LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement.)
Housekeeping rooms 608 Willow.
Wanted Woman for general house
work on farm Call 19F3.
For rent Large one-room apt. 109
Water St.. or phone 514J.
For sale Emmerson piano in first
class condition. Inquire sFolsom's
furniture store.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and deliv.
ered, city or country. La Dow Bros
219 Beauregard. Phone 227J.
For sale Five room house, east
Court street. Desirable location, close
to shool. A genuine bargain. For
particulars address It. C Jory. Mau-
pln. Ore.
Widow. 33. neat, refined, good cook
and housekeeper, reliable, wants place
to cook for men on ranch Can cook
for a large crew ana take full charge
Phone French Restaurant.
The COSY
TODAY
BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAYS PRESENTS
The Three Godfather's
Based on Peter B. Kyne's Story in the Saturday Evening Post.
With HARRY CAREY and Typical BLUEBIRD CAST of CAMERA-ACTORS.
A MASTERPIECE OF SYMPATHETIC TENDERNESS AND HUMAN INTEREST.
See the Terrifying Sandstorm in the Mojave Desert, Taken in Actual Scenes on the
Spot. Pictorial Description of How Three Hardy Bandits Saved the Life of a New
Born Babe Left Unexpectedly in their Keeping.
Ashes Spread in Mother's (.rave. scattered upon her grave In Rosehill
CHICAGO, June 20. The desire j Cemetery. His will disposing of a
f Eugene M. Rizwoller, who died in 20,000 estate, also instructed that no
I February, to commemorate his love 1 funeral be held for him. It also pro
:f his mother. Mrs. Fannie Rizw oller, ; vided that J3',0 be spent for a monu
! v as carried out when his ashes were j ment to mark his mother's grave.
No great war of our time has end
ed during the winter months, nor,
with the exception of the Russo-Japanese
war. has any begun then. For
a century all wars have begun In ths
spring, summer or early autumn and
ended between March and August.
Mrs. A. (arvel. Spiritual Medium
and teacher of the Rosicrusian Phi
losophy Free consultation daily. Mes-j
sage meetings Thursday, s P. m. 616 j
Thompson street, near E. Alta Adv
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the many kind
friends for their acts of kindness dur
ing our late bereavement.
J. L. WALDRON AND DAUGHTER.
(Adv.)
Today and Tomorrow
Notice.
To enable travelers to launder small Private maternity home. Skilled
articles of clothing there has been attention Address P. O. Box 156 La
Invented a pocket kit that contains t Grande. Oregon. Adv.
small clothes line, push pins to hang
it up and half a dozen tiny clothes pnr Rent, Kcnmorc Apts.
P'ns. and rooms Call at 617 Willow.
DELEGATES TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
4
y "A refreshing subject
t famous dancers In tho
itars. Contains plenty ol
replete with good, clean
s. -.v. '
BASEBALL!
Sunday June 25, Round-lip Park
PENDLETON COLORED TIGERS
vs.
PILOT ROCK PIRATES
Game Called at 3:00 O'clock.
Admission 25c
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UM&S of KANSAS
AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS COUPLE, IN A NEW THRILLING PHOTO-DRAMA
ROMANCE ENTITLED f
H II Of LIFE"
An Out-of-the-Ordinary Production, depicting in six reels the romant
ic story of the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle.
SEE HOW THEY BECAME THE COUPLE THAT SET THE ENTIRE
WORLD DANCE MAD. THE FEATURE IS A THRILL FROM
START TO FINISH. ,
The Castles do many of their famous dances in this photoplay. They
have never appeared to such advantage as in THE WHIRL OF LIFE.
As they are given a chance to display their marvelous histrionic abil
ity as well as their terpsichorean art.
THE FEATURE HAS STARTLED ENTIRE FILMDOM.
THE VERNON CASTLES top-notch stars of the stage today- the
$5,000 a week couple whose meteoric rise has been the wonder of the
country are the stars of THE WHIRL OF LIFE. That's all we need
to say about the picture, because there can be only one result of the
Castle Enterprises CUCCESS. i
"THE WHIRL OF LIFE" certainly has come up to the Castles' stand
ard. Opening at the Globe Theatre. New York City, it placed to tre
mendous business at $1.00, 75c. 50c, and 25c and scored tlu liiK'i -t
kind of a triumph.
Children 10c
Adults 20c
TEMPLE
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