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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGU 1916. PAGE FIVE i Motion Picture News! the Rehire Tim If Tell Vull. in i mmt -m. , ' Hi! m f if WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Virginia Pearson IN A TORTURED HEART 5 Acts 5, with STUART HOLMES and ALL STAR CAST. The dramatic story of a woman struggle for happiness. A charming story of the Southland; most of the scenes were taken jk cnarmin m Georgia In addition, Bud Fisher's Cartoon Comedy, "MUTT AND f JEFF IN THE INDESTRUCTIBLE HAT NO. 2." Adults 15c Note Wo are showing Mutt and Jeff comedy Thursday and Friday instead of Saturday. COME EARLY. Children 5c SUNDAY MONDA I V. L. S. E. Big 4 Presents KATHLYN WILLIAMS & Assisted by Guy Oliver and 4 Harry Lonsdale in "Into the Primitive" 5Acts 5 9 Wijim- suoa. INTCLTH E PRI MTT IV E 1 ggVjjSELlG .WEP SEAC PUAV SEE A Drama De Luxe; The Tropical Hurricane; Herds of Wild Elephants; The Lions Attack the Castaways; Many Wild Animals, Leopards, Panthers, Tigers; The Ship Wreck and other Spectacular Effects. Kathyln Williams again doing daring stunts with wild animals. Critics pronounce "In To The Primitive" one of the best motion picture plays produced this year. PASTIME "8 5 mnumuam Every Ingredient Purely Vegetable "IS1 Vegetable" Mineral Medicines If you wtrr at careful of the medicines you lake when tick as you are anxious about the disease it it taken for a sjonderful difference in your future health would result. In a vegetable product like I.I.I, there is no violent after ef fect as is found in mineral medicines out a natural an ei ficient mean. "-' m--,l and nuri;.. that it may perform its functions reaihi) . leumMr ' niltrai ll I uoiim mismii a nn n jwr tUciti latirlor. Demand genuine 1. 1. 1. at your dniegist, it is pure ly vegetable and the Standard tlood Remedy. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga. THE MINK IS THE SGU&CE Of VIOLIN T H1NEBAL DRUGS LISTEN! to what's going to happen Saturday SATURDAY, LARGE RIPE WATER MELONS 25c 30c and 35c Buy your Sunday nielon from Conroy. Fresh Shipment Canteloupes, home grown, large size, 5 for 25 Wash Day Monday Buy your Soap from Con roy Saturday. Bob White, 7 for 25 Lunch Goods Special Van Camps Pork and Means, Morris Deviled Meat and Vienna Sau sage, Underwoods Sardines, ,'! for 25 Morris Lunch Tongue, large size 20 Morris Chip Beef, in glass 15 HERE IS ANOTHER ONE. SPUDS, 14 lbs. 25c; 100 lbs. $1.50 Mr. Harvester it will pay you to get our prices before you buy. 1 I am a . Mwn I At the (Xwy. Baaed upon Eleanor H. Abbott . s, rial " Kvr body's Magazine, tna BiutDira Photoplay entitled "Utila Eve EdKarton" will be the attraction at the COM today, with Herbert RawliMOD and Ella Hall playing il.o principal roles There waa nothing ommonplace about the printed nar rative arid in adapting It to the screen Robert Z. Leonard. Its produc er, ha made a picture-drama tha! adda new value to the origin il story. (Joint to the mountains of California for its rugged and picturesque exter ior settings, the camera artists wai'- ed for day? until nature sent the proper embellishments to climax Cu plot and then amid torrential down pours, with black clouds streaked with livid flashes of lightning ami Sturdy blasts of wind waving tho trees and driving the rain in sheer j 'he players enacted an unu-ual scene. I Ariflce serves well enough In cor- tain photoplaying circumstances, but j when nature steps in to set the stare the realistic outcome may only be j appreciated IhroUkh actual observ i- tlon. ch is enacted I in William a Tortured nia Paaraoa. Mile (Stephen r. finds a if his church. "A Tmiiireii Heart'' picture TaH .siorj if j;Us of vMUsge ...ii. in the quaint setting of an old- faahlonat airnfJaarn ch a scene ii pretty effi Fux'h jihotodiuiiia.. Heart," Marring Vii The Jt.-v Joseph Lor tjiattan , village pa foundling M the ftePI ami the townspeople acorn his inter esi In the child, who (rows up to be a beautiful young Woman, a put la ken by .Marian Swane. la the rectory parlor Hie spinsters of the little town assemble to see the baby. About the only one who ia interested In the pretty hlld is Lu cile lJarrell (Miss I'earson ), a weal thy unmarried woman of the com munitj . Krum thin point the stury uni'uMs Its tale of the evils 01 gossip, unchai -itaiileness and all lhat theae unwhole. aonta jiiuiitiea bruit; in "heart tor ture. ' .Stuart Holmaa In his vil latnoui part as Leon Muller, Aoaa hia best to bring Mflarlng to the charac ters and his power or evil seems at first greater than the kindly parson - power good, paattma today. Into the l'i imitiw. ' "Into the Primitive.-' a Selig IteU Seal Play, will be presented by Man ager Matloek of the I'aMime theater, on Sunday and Monday, afternoon and eventag. This thrilling drama feai urea Kathlyn William.-, support ed by Harry linsdale and day Oliver. The story describes the adventures ot Jennie Leslie, a society airl who Is cast ashore in t hi African jungle strop, a fop. anil a cave-man." How Woman discovers the resourcefulness, the klndltneaa and the love come from the i .ive man, and not from the man who protested enduring loyalty and promised protection, goes to make with Hon. Cad Thomas islake, In tbe end iht strength, ihe itional drama. I and ram in which md vivid ear the darknaaa an exceedingly seni Many wonderful acei presented Including a cane in which the laatM a rude dwell trees are overthrow Hashes of lightning Motion picture lovers will be delight' e,l to know that Kathlyn Williams re turns to her famous performance! with wild beast of the Jungle. Rob ert Ames Bennett, the noted author, pronounce the dr. una as one of the best ever released through V. L. S E. LITTLE STAR A GIGANTIC HIT. Aim Pennington Scores in Pamous I'lnycrs "Susie snow-flake." Ann Pennington, the celebrated little Broadway star, makes her mo tion picture debut in the Famous Players production. "Susie Snow flake," which is the Paramount at traction at the Aha. Ki'ida and Sat urday. Known all over the country as dancer and comedienne, Miss Pan ningtoa ha-' been wisely starred in a photoplay which u a story of musical comedy Ufa, thus giv.ng her the greatest opportunity to display her lar-tanied talent on the screen. Culligan's .Nashville student.-. - This show, winch will play at the Alia theater un Sunday and Mon day, ia not only one Of the beat in point ol number engaged, but one of Ihe moat novel ever offered for the amusement of Alta theater goers and lor lhat reason is one Of the most enjoyable. The -Nashville Stu dents this seas 'ii includes the follow ing art leu: Pour funny comedian-. Dave Smith and Yonny Lee, formerly of the Richard and Prlngle famous minstrels; also Elmer Price and Waller Worthington, clever end men; E. It. Elliott, noted baritone soloist, the Students Male guartel in the ar) laiesi ana popular songs. John ny Lee, the cream of all colored dancera, Coj Eterndon the 'Worlds greatest hoop roller," Elmer Moore. America's greatest, cornet soloist., and bis tango band. The offering as a whole is tunetul and well dressed and altogether out of the ordutar) of variety programs The performers are all trained mu sicians. Ion't fail to hear the tango band free concert at the Alta at 7:30 each evening. Wln-iit farm for Sale. 1140 acres, S00 tillable, balance good pasture, near school. 3 1-2 miles to !:. li. and station, t miles north ol Helix. Low price, easy terms. Ad dress V ii liox ioi Pendleton. Ore. - dv Ante. Stage. For Adams. Athena and Weston leaves Hrnnlnc's Cigar Store at 10 a in. and 3 30 p m. each day Adv. Auto for Hire. City or country trips. Phone D B Waffle. Residence 284M; office ISO For sale. A new. modern bungalow and Ra ms: Terms. Enquire "C" this of fice Adv. an ADC MAI I KISVY-f pirn mnrunnLL nuiiriLU ON SEPTEMBER 14 i I fler (inference With IHNhUlit, Nominee lxviilow Upon I iilitlniiMI- is Place to Itex-etve Official Word. Illl. I' VI UK FASHION I'UTIKK The answer lo the question, -'What will the women wear next year."' is contained in tbe Florence Hose Fashion- picturea released bv Pa the. Tin se picturea are of great interest to every woman. They show the lat est nit in bathing suits in Allium City, also the new hats and gowns to be worn by the women of the coun try next fall. In other words, they are ihe medium through which Panic Fashion talks lo the tens of millions of American women. They are pre wired under the supervision of J. A. Herst. and Miss Florence Hose, one of the greatest fashion authorities m the country, and they show striking novelties. These are not the Fifth Avenue fashions and the Paris lash-ion- which never get further we.-t than New Y"rk. They arc the fash ions that tin- women In every city of the OOUBtr) will wear. Twents 0l the prettiest girls in New York have been engaged as models lor these fa.-blon pictures. Some of the most prominent manutaoturara in tha United Slates have offered their sup port, and photographs for leading creations will be seen in Pa the pic tures, after which the patrons of the motion picture theater can see the actual garment at the leading stores Ten-pic toda) and tomorrow. W ABHirroTON, ug II, I'resi W Ison and Marshall Conferred dei Ided to have Marshall receive iai renorn I nation notice on Sep- a i H. at Indianapolis. Attention Yeomen. Regular meeting of B. A.. T. Fri day evening. Supreme tirand Muster of Ceremonies Rtalevp of pes Moines and Stale Manager W. A BullOCk ot Portland, will be with us. ah mam ban are requested to attend. (Signed. JAMES M'l'ONN'l'l.l.. (Adv. 1 Foreman. m aMC ALTA THEATRE wssm TODAY The Delightfully Piquant Little Broadway Star Bbss -V Ann Tiroiiffh th medium of a remarkaii'i- dance, a beautiful face and figure and a moat attractive personality. Miss Penning ton rose to the pUne of stardom in a elm gle night. This waa on the occaalon of the opening cf "The Follies" two weeks 'ago. Since then thla wonderfully gifted young woman hna become the talk of the theatrical world New Tork Journal. Pennington m " 111 E" "A frothy and diverting comedy in which the young star shines bright ly; a story of Broadway and the home town." N. Y. Telegraph. VAUDEVILLE LIS LONG in "PEG AND THE LIMIT' AN UNUSUAL COMEDY ACT Aerial Le Vails "Aerial Marvels" Culligans Nashville Minstrels COMEDY SINGERS AND DANCERS The Assasins of Sorrow Your Money's Worth or Y our Money Back. The Show Worth While HEAR THE TANGO BAND In Front of Theatre MO SUNDAY III The COSY TODAY Bluebird Photoplays, Inc., Present a Beautiful Photo Version of Eleanor H. Abbott's Story, 99 "Little Eve Edgarton Originally published in Everybody's Magazine, introducing ELLA HALL and HER- BERT RAWL1NSON, with Thomas Jefferson (son of immortal "Rip Van Winkle" j Joseph Jefferson), Mare Fenton, Doris Pawn and Gretchen Lederer. A fascinating M picture-story of unexpected love, skillfully delineated in the embodyment of super- lative photoplay artistry. 10c Special added attraction American Fashions A Day With Betty Young Produced by Miss Florence Rose Today and Tomorrow 20c FLORENCE REED, IN "NEW YORK" FRED FORSYTH Presents Fascinating Vaudeville FAN TAN COMING SUNDAY DOROTHY G1SH. IN The Little School Ma'am TEMPLE