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PAGE FIVE TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1916. Motion Picture Mews ALTA THEATRE A What UM Picture TlnUT Have i to Tell You. i WSSSSm vmmW ( itiia little, npnk vriMt Margaret Ulbaon William (llffotd. the I a- IIHMIS 1. 1. -In. I. llillial-, liftlXV Ovej ami Mini and Jeff All Fmi iii" 'I al Uio I'a-linu' Tmla). Out ill the galaxv of feature and f am ht-iiiir MMntsd today hi the 'roqramt Jtl - g" 3Uk The Usual Big Saturday Program "NUGET JIM'S PARDNER" Two acts. A thrilling Western drama, featuring Anna Little and Frank Borzage. "JERRY'S BIG LARK" George Ovey Comedy. Adults 10c. "CLOUDS IN SUNSHINE ALLY" Two acts. A sensational jungle feature. Margaret Gibson. William Clifford and the cele brated Bostock wild animals. MUTT AND JEFF In comic cartton capers. 6 REELS 6 Children 5c Sunday and Monday The Lone Star Film Presents the Third Mutual Chaplin Special "The Vagabond" FEATURING 15c Adults Charlie Chaplin and his famous violin. A LAUGH A SCREAM A HOWL In this picture Chaplin returns to his original make-up. Pendleton people who have seen this picture in Portland say it is the best Chaplin picture yet. If you like Charlie at all we are sure you will enjoy "The Vagabond." In addition, Mutual presents the multiple reel feature "FLAMES OF VENGEANCE," with Gertrude Robinson and Iva Shepard and all star cast A BIG PROGRAM AT POPULAR PRICES. COME EARLY 10c Children UMHlllHHIIIUHMiiiHH"ii",,i"""" The COSY TODAY "THE CIRCULAR ROOM" 2 Reel Imp Feature with Ben Wilson and Edna Hunter. "MANNA" Cold Seal feature in 2 reels with Edna Malson and Olive Fuller Golden. "PUTTING HER FOOT INTO IT" Nestor Comedy featuring Neal Burns, Ray Gallagher and Billie Rhodes. iiiii Hill Pastime It would BC a hard Job to pick a heailllner, an any one of them would stand out prominent on any program. It 1b a program We are proud to preHent and ran point to It as being an all tar, all feature en tertainment. Taking them In the order that they will be presented we have "Cloud In Sunshine Ally," with Margaret (.ilbuon, William Clifford and the celebrated Hostock. Wild Ani mals. Thin is trul;. a. Jungle picture and one that is sure to please. Next In line cornea "Nugget Jim's l'ard- ner" with Anna U tile ami Frank lior-i zage Thia is & highly thrilling and sensational western play. Ueorgej Ovey the famous Cub comedian, la praented 'o better advantage than In this rib-cracking comedy." Hud Klsher's Mutt & Jerf comic caJtuonl creations with "Mutt & Jeff in the Ked Cross" concludes thia big mx act enlertainnient which will be pta-l WUd at the usual admission prices, adulUi. IOC, children, 5c. till' VAGABOND," NKWHOT j ( iiai-i.in mi it ai, ri vn in Hi'- SUNDAY 9th Chapter of the Iron Claw, "The Arrows of Hate" 1 "BLIND MAN'S BLUFF" 2 Reel Imp-Universal feature with Matt Moore and Jane Gail. "JUNGLE CURE" E. & R. Jungle Comedy with the trained monkeys Napoleon anil Sally. Kami ol GWtM "'V Million Dollar OunatUaui IWnu Laugiui tti- iikii h:iii on Miow -Chaplin, as Dauntles iter". wftM tiu-i, Then lies1. Th traaa hnnrt " third of the I'h.tlilin-Mutuul comedies ulnied un ite diaries Chaplin s Jb.U.UUU con tract with the Mutual Film Corpora tion, will be at the Pastime Theater on .Sunday and Monday. Considerable ot the action of this; production takes ptace in the open, j these particular scenM having tieen. filmed in an exi . ptionally beautiful Sroodiand Bectlon some miles south of I.os Angelea. Chaplin and h:l company of players, together with thai others identified with the production, having camped for more than a week, on tho location white the production. was being filmed. in order to uinain tne proper ai mosphere lor the filming of the gypsy scenes in "The Vagabond" a band ot nomad on their annual pilgrimage to southern California then encamping I near UM Angelea, ere engaged u the Chaplin-Mutual studio manage- KIOIll 1 I . .Til' with their paraphernalia. Chaplin, in "The Vagabond," again returns to his famous make-up which he discarded temporarily for the; Hinting of "The Fireman, " his pre-j ceding Mutual release. Eric Campbell, the "heavy" ot Cli.iplin-Mutual releases; Edna Pur- lance, the comedian s leading wom an; Leo White, Charlotte Mlneau. Phyllis Allen and Lloyd Bacon, mem bers of. Chaplin's supporting com pany, all have important parts in The Vagabond." Campbell appear In the role ol the villainous leader of the gypsies, i one of the most excrutiatingly fun ny roles he has ever appeared in since becoming a member or the Chaplin organization. M:sa Pudviance, as the daughter o; Ho. u.althv lamilv. kidnaped by Campbell and hia band of nomads in I early childhood, has been cast lor an unusual role, one that grants her the I opoprtuntty of demonstrating to r cx ! ceptlonal talents, both as a dramatic I actress as well as a comedienne pos j sessed ol oextraoralnary abilities. Leo White appears in the role ot the artist, who later marr.es the weal, thy girl, alter ahe has been rescued j anil returned to her parents. j I M . M AI1.SII K-N'l-W HOW A MI.I tilltl. WOl l.l DKINK A few of the reasons WHY Conroy sells for cash We buy in quantities for cash. We sell for cash only. Our operating expenses are the lowest possible. We are in the low rent district ' " and low prices are our hobby. THIS IS WHY, MR. FARMER, WE CAN SELL YOU Good Com for 92.00 a ease Good. Tomatoes for $2.10 a case Solid Pack Tomatoes for $2.50 a case Highest grade Pineapple. 2VSt tins 4-20 cas Host Rice, 50 lbs. for ?3.S 85 lbs. of While Hems for $S.UU $2. CO Coffee for ?1.7.i i the Aim Snndaj ami Monday. Helen Savage enjoys the distinc tion of being the foungsst and per-j 1 haps the fairest of all the world's' 'famed shooters She holda several j j medals as proof of tier wonderful Skill with firearms. She recently! lavs a prlvata exhlDltion In Seattle; I St which Alexander Pantages. the ; great vaudeville magnate who takes' i a personal Interest in every act on I his circuit, was present. She then split five cards without a miss, using : a regular liemlngton -L' rifle with ! sol d ball cartridge. These cards were hold between the ringers and In I the mouth of her partner. This was a special test, but she daily gives I many performances quite as difficult and some of them even more thrill i Ing. The stage1 setting and scenery of the act are very elaborate, being ads lo represent the entlr front of a wild west show. The act Is so larg" that she not only uses the whole Stags but also the auditorium of the theater. i Shaw. Talcott & Edwards have n delightfully rustic playlet with wags and fan Intersersed in the country store act by Shaw. Talcott & Edwards. The girl la young, pretty ami sweet , She sings the old songs and the new. popular ones, while her "dad" ca . Vortl about In the role of the country grocer, town constable, mayor and fife chief, A debonair voting travel ing man has nn important part also. Blanche sweet, the most popular favorite of the photodramatlc patrons will bS seen at the Alta on Sunday i and Monday, In the .lesse L, Laskv I production Of "The Thousand Hollar I Husband." a thrilling drama written especially lor her by Margaret Turn bull, the noted dramatist. ith Excellent Results, it is a source of considerable com ment among the people ol the Trial. -gle coast studios thai Mae Marsh, the Triangle star, has such a quick sense oi characterisation. No matter how sublle or unusual trie character she la called Upon to portray, she is al ways prepared Willi detailed and con sistent manner of interpretation. in 'The Wild Girl of the Sierras," Iter newest lecture., she has the role oi ,i young woman who has grown almost since babyhood alone in the woods, she catvel Knows what hu man beings are like; her companions have been wild beasts; her habits are theirs it is a character almost without precedent; but Miss Marsh seemed almost intuitively to know just how it should be played, although her own life has always been one ot the greatest possible refinement. For Instance, when, as lite wild girl she Is wounded and carried to the prairie schooner by uobert Harron in the character of Hob Jordan, she is given a cup of water. Now. as Di rector Paul Powell realized, a wild girl would not be apt to know what a cup was of how to drink from It, Be fore he came to the close-up, ha halted the camera to think it out. Hut before he could offer the slightest suggestion Miss Marsh was there, lapp ng "I1 ,h wat, r wl,h ,ne fSCtl Itj of ., kitten drinking milk. It shows splendidly on the screen, ton The senate is going lo hurry up." says the Indianapolis News, meaning that tin inililM- Dance Tonight, Moose Hail. The public Is cordially invited to attend the regular Saturday night by Sawyer s orchestra. Admission. 50 dance tonight in Moose hall. Music cents adv. Auto Stage. Kor A. lama. Athena and Weston leaves llennlng's Cigar Store It 10 a m and I 10 P m. each day Adv. Auto for Hire. rttv or country trips, l'hone D B Sunday and Monday Hippodrome Vaudeville HELEN SAVAGE & CO. "Novelty Shooting Act" SHAW, TALCOTT & ESMOND CO. Rube Act, "Clay Center. JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS ;' aTI V.; I Blanche Sweet THE SUPREME STAR OF THE SILENT DRAMA, IN "The Thousand Dollar Husband" By James Young from the story by Margaret Turnbull. A genuine romance there in a strong story is woven out of changing threads of humor and pathos. Superb acting and a happy choice of types, combine to make this photoplay unusually attractive. THROUGH PARAMOUNT. TODAY ONLY HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE BESSIE RANSOM and AL KNIGHT in their classy talking comedy act, "THE GIRL FROM DRAKE'S LANDING." RIZAL & ATIMA, FLEXIBLE EQUILIBRISTS PAR EXCELLENCE. Jesse L. Lasky presents the versatile and ever charming FANNIE WARD Star of "The Cheat," "Tennessee's Pardner," etc., in "A GUTTER MAGDALENE" A throbbing story with a theme portraying a woman's triumph and redemption. Miss Ward equals her best achievements in the skill of her work in tnis production. 5 LAST TIME TODAY! I "DAMAGED GOODS" 0 t A THE PLAY THAT HAS STARTLED THE WORLD. ! A VITAL DRAMA OF MORAL UPLIFT IN SEVEN AWE-INSPIRING ACTS. llioiaiKlimils Aims. meauMlt.' m year of miracles has oome. 1 Waffls. Kosiilence 284M; office 130 "Damaged Goods" pictures the terrible conse quences of vice and the physical ruin that follows abuse of the moral'law. It is a stirring plea for a pure life before marriage, in order to make impos sible the transmission of hereditary taints of future generations. IIjHcL aflHB9 fir CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS. ADMISSION 25c. RICHARD BENNETT i' DAMAGED C.OODS" AMvti'l Special Featvkc i r.vti pant MADF BV AMLRICAN SUNDAY AND MONDAY toolavs Triande Pho " I a Mae Marsh and Robert Harron in I "A Wild Girl of the Sierras" IT IS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE AVERAGE MOTION PICTURE; SC PICTURESQUE AND PLEASING IN PRESENTATION THAT WE FEEL SURr THAT YOU WILL ENJOY IT. THEN THERE'S THE USUAL HAILSTORM OF HILARITY A ROARING KEY STONE COMEDY n : Ford Sterling and Polly Noran in "His Wild Oats iTEMPLE : W i t 1
