East Oregonian : E.O., August 26, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. 1916.
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ODAY
Repeating by Request
Charlie Chaplin
IN
"The Floorwalker"
2-Acts-2
"A Madonna ot flic Niglf
with NITA FRAZER
A Western Story of Merit 3 Acts 3
Adults 10c Children 5c
A
Motion Picture News
Wliut the Picture Thcmem Have
lo Tell You.
runtime Repenting CtaapUn in "The
Hoorwsker;" Mta Davis In -The
Madonna of u- Night.'1
For today the i'a-time is repeating
the Charlie Chaplin special, "The
Floorwalker." This ia the first Mu
tual that Chaplin ever made under
the $670.JOo contract and one that
played to Capacity upon its firm pre
Natation here a couple of months
ago. The revolving stair cane on
which Charlie puILm mom of Ins stunts
la Mid' b critics to be the beat stunt
thin clever comedian ever pulled.
Nlta Frazer will be seen In a threj
act reature. "A Madonna of the
Night, a delightful western story.
Adult, 10c children, 5c.
KAT11LVX YUIAJAMS IX
"INTo THE PRIMITIVE,'
PASTIME St NHAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
V. L S. E. Big 4 Presents
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
Assisted by Guy Oliver and
Harry Lonsdale in
"Into the
Primitive"
5 Acta 5
mm twm
laBuw lam frttm-avirt hm r a
rfcVSEHG..HED seat play id J
S E $
A drama De Luxe. Wonderful see.
nic effects. Iieautiful photography,
and a series of gripping situations
make "Into the Primitive,' written
by Itoliert Ames Hennetl, an unusual
drama in tverj detail. See the tropl
al hurricane, ihe herd of wild ele
phants, the lion's attack, the leop
ards, the tigcis,, the attack or the
python, the shipwreck and other
spectacular effects. Versatile Kath-
ln Williams again returns to her
thrilling performances with wild
beasts Crltn pronounce "Into the
Primitive'' one of the best motion
picture playi released this year. I
Don't niis itl An open boat toss-;
ing on heavy seas, without oars, re-1
dining in the bottom is uncouth
Thomas Blake, Perched each in the
bow and stern are Miss Jenny Leslie j
and the on Cecil Wlnthrop. The 1
irony of fate lias cast the thre. adrift
A on a waste of waters, sole survivors I
A of u wrecked ship. Finally the little
llchaft, steered by a kind Providence, I
Qli Imii.I- nn :t l,.-,.rt ......et n uularn
Africa. From civilisation lo primi-;
tive life, from joy to sorrow, irom the
association oi society men and worn
SO to wild, almost impenetrable Jun
gle growth fate,, almost in an in
Manti shifts two men and 8 woman,
modern comforts and conveniences
to privation and danger. Three hu
man beings ; two men and a woman;
two are loading exponents in Twen
tieth Century polish,, one rough,
ready and rude, eyed with supercil
ious contempt by the others! And
then the privations which bring out
the inherent qualities of two persons
and the cowardice of the third.
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
Alia Numbly and Monday.
The story of the saw-dust ring.,
'The Clown, will be the attraction
at the Alta on Sunday and Monday
with Victor Moore, the famous Lasky
comedian, in the stellar role. In this
Lasky photodramatie production for
the paramounl program Victor Moore
is said to have made even a greater
success than he did in the immortal
production of chimmie Fadden Out
Wast."
Tin:
u';K,lAI. N sli II. I.
11 RENTS AND
JUBILEE MlNs
ill. I
CHRISTMAS SHIP SAILS
FOR FROZEN NORTHLAND
;ift Idrn VcaWN smrtx Tor Alaska
tat Mldraimner 'Ptalii Thin Bn
acts the Hole of Santa flans.
Sound country, and establish a new i
"hot test" day of the year. i the
The motorshlp Kushkokwlm river, ihe
of the Westward Navigation Com-'the
pany acted the role of Santas eloign. tlnn far up in the Kushkokwlm riv
and. laden with shipments of toys I er. lacks the rotundity of the patron
saint, but has every other tmalifleu-
il'lain Walter Tinn. who will be
Santa Claus In the deliver' of
motorshlp cargo at Bethel and
mining .amps and trading si.
and randies for little Eskimo boys
'and girls of the far-away Kushko
j wlm district, started on her long
There voyage to the North, the last vessel
,. to sail for that part of Alaska this
year.
Included in the shipments are con
8BATTLK,. Wash.. Aug
was an unusual sailing at pier 7 yes
terday a Christmas ship In August
with the mercury hovering around lKnnu,llui f canneil turkey for the
SO and old Sol trying tO break all of holiday fea-t
hi previous records for the Puget ned fruits.
minced meat and can-
tlon for delivering the craft's shipment.-.
The motorshlp has 100 tons of ma
chinery which will be taken up the
Kushokwim to Mciirath. a distance
of more than 700 miles from Bethel
the 'ast port of call.
i i if i i ii f iJMiiiii'iiiiiiu
Iuuiuujr rnimouinj i
u
Uncle Ham's dollar bill la nol worth 100 H
I rents unless It is Span! at this cash slore H
1 whore you get more for your money. H
You are encouraging "dead heats" when you H
spend your rash (it a credit store where H
I your cash enables the store to do busl- 1
j natt and extend credit to the bill heaters. H
You can't Ml swell fixtures, interest on tied H
! up money, big expenses and lost accounts H
but you are paying for Ihem at other B
I stores. Spend your rash here and get H
n so thing to eat for every rent.
FOR MONDAY
Large Cantelopes, - - 5 for 25c (1
Watermelons, all sizes, per lb. IV2G
On.,Hn inA Iho for CI en B
1 .m a ., - a .111 an .
UjuuUf vv aarwa awa T - -" "
I Gonroy's Cash Grocery, Cor. Main and Weill) Streets I -
LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement, i
maker at
Por ovei thirty years the Nashville,
Students ,uid Jubllaa Minstrels have
been tuurlng the country. They have
always been noted for the merit of
their performances, It is no exag
geration to a Mart that the name.
Nashville students, ts a common
house word to a big per cent of Am
erican fa ml Ilea The name is clean
and refreshing. The name signifies
what they are intelligent negro COl
Hsga boys. You will hear the old
time darkey songs as only the negre
can smg them. This time they are
headed by Dave Smith. Johnny Lee.
Blrner Price and Walter Worthington
who are said to have made a mule
lattgh. beside some of the best danc
ers and singers In the country. The
novelty line will he headed by Coy
I tsemuon, me woriu s greatest nova
roller. The Students' Tango Hand
will give free concerts during their
engagement in your city, under the
direction of Prof. Moore, featuring
hllmet Moore, America's greatest cor
net soloist.
Don't fail to see the NashvtUa
wanted Experienced
Masons MHIInerv
Students
Aita Sun
and 28.
you will regret it.
and Monday. At
shed bouse
r rem S-room 11
Inquire Itl B, Conn.
Wanted1- Competent gin. rhc
between 4 and ti evenings.
To Whom It May OBncern.
Ob ami after this date. August l
in It: 1 will not be responsible for any
Ills conrailed by anyone 1ml myseli.
(Adv i J A SMITH.
Attention ijuly Maccabees.
l'i udlelon Keview No. 10 will hold
a call meeting August M, .to drape
their charter In memory of their de
parted sisters. Bena Kupers and Kllza
Itoumagoux. C.eneral business and
Initiation. KL1.A RBAOBR,
dv i P. K.
Notitv to Ititrtins.
Notice is hereby given tlmt the
lights and power will he off tomor
row i Sunday i morning from ti till
MO n. m.
pacific POWBD .s.- LIOHT CO
(Adv I
Mar Fuller at Her Best.
"The Trail of Chance," a Bison two
reel drama produced by Lucius Hen
derson, shows Mary Fuller at her
bnat. In u plot where love and hate
and mistaken identity all are Import
am elements. Mary furnishes the
HUiet note of Innocence and repose.
This is l Mo lly what Mary can do
it is her charm Unit has pine
al ihe tOpntOK! rung Of the
that leads to fame in the
picture field
Puller has won her place. 1
the many stums she has par
MALTA
ananr
rvrmi
THEATRE
SUNDAY and MONDAY
CULLIGAN'S NASHVILLE
MINSTRELS
Comedy Singers & Dancers
THE ASSASINS OF SORROW
Your Money's Worth or Your Money
Back. The Show Worth While
HEAR THE TANGO BAND IN FRONT OF THEATRE
Jesse L. Lasky presents the inimitable wizard of screen humor,
Victor Moore in
"THE CLOWN"
with THOMAS MEIGHAN, by Marian Fairfax.
A story showing that beneath the tawdry tinsel of the circus beats a genuine human
heart. Mr. Moore in a role which affords him splendid opportunities to demon
strate his historionic abilities. J
rJVlCTORlOORtfl
1254
TODAY
The Delightfully Piquant Little Broadway Star
ANN PENNINGTON in
U
susie mw
UK & LONG in "PEG AND THE LIMIT" AN UNUSUAL COMEDY ACT
Aerial Le Vails "Aerial Marvels"
The COSY
TODAY
The idol of the American public, MARY FULLER, with Jos. Guard, in
ii
At the
THE TRAIL OF CHANCE"
The story of a colossal blunder and a girl' s daring bravery.
THE WOMAN WHO FOLLOWED ME"
A great romantic mystery drama, featuring Gladys Brockwell.
"HENRY'S LITTLE KIDS" Nestor Comedy.
SUNDAY 12th Chapter of the IRON CLAW,
"THE HAUNTED CANVASS"
m CLEO MADISON in "THE CRIMSON YOKE" a drama of intense love and realism.
H E. & R. JUNGLE COMEDY "IT DOESN'T PAY."
t urd of Thanks.
To our many friend- and aapaotalll
a Clarence Morn, aho so kimiiy
istcd us durlne- i or recent bereave-
nt In the death el OOT wife and
i r art extend nut heartfelt thanks
Mr Irn H Brt v i
ii Brown. Mr
I. M era n I
ul
Mr ami Mrs
Mrs A. Fuller
Mr. ami Mi-.-Mrs
Qforge
blnaon, .ir. T
bc.-t. as
ed her
ladder
moving
Mary
not by
formed because she leeeeelf says that
hes doea not very often attempt thla
kliut of yyrk. It has all been due to
tin-, fact thai In the movies Mary Is
her own sweet self, ami being thai, no
one COUld help but admire her. She
began hei - areer as a sinter, hut'
so. oi sought the stage. l-'roin tin
stane it is nol, such a bin leap to the
motion picture field, as Ihe great
number legitimate who are for.
Making He- older art to try the new.
bear aritneea,
itui ill ibis happened years ago.'
Since ill n Mary has appeared m all
sorts oi rolaa from Mary Tudor to the
princess .uleika. She hiu- had her
-li ne 'be proverbial thrills of the
movies also, and has been --el upon
by bloo,lbo;tnds, escaped down ropes
and raced In hlgh-poyver automobiles.
With ihe beet of them. BhS has even
irleti lo arrtte her own scenarios,, al
though she herself admits that they
have not bean eagerly sought by tho
producers Hut all of these facts are
ncldental for the leal secret of
Mary's nucceaS is Mary herself. Itl
ii u i ome because she represents the
ideal of American girlhood and wom
anhood The plot of the picture, written by
a newcomer to the films, is an excel
lent one ami ihe production by Lu
cius Henderson leaves nothing to be
deetred in the line of clarity or urtls
tic production.
At the Cosy.
IKsKtrTin U18H GOT A
MTT1.F BJ3D BCHOOIi not si:
A search lor a little red school
bouse in Southern California was one
of the patience-trying tasks that fell
to the lot of the Franklin brothers
Triangle directors, when they came
lo the making of "The Uttle School
i in am starring Dorothy uish Now
California is famous for having about
eyery sort ol tiling n photoplay-maker
might need, from mediaeval cas
tles to Alaskan wilderness. It Is al
so famous for Its schools The first
objet t of pride In almost every com
munity is a handsome modern school
building that dominates the arch let
line of the town. So the search for
a little old-fashioned one of the
w a,; remember was a matter ot
many days. Hut one was found
one-- ami it was used for many c
plays most g pealing scenes,
one small detail of atmosphere. 1
It hud to be right
Temple Sunday and Monday.
In "The Little Schoolma'am.
latest Triangle offering from ita
arts studio. Dorothy tli.-h tnaktt
first appearance with the studio
mous group of child players,
ionise she won their heart.- ind
won hers. Hut then, they yvln a
body's everywhere
JUSt
f the
.lu-t
Some of those boys doun on the
' order who had henun to turn up
their no.-.- at mother cooking and
freuuent the downtown reatattrsjats
yyoulil give " month s pa lo slide Into
their accustomed tea IS mother's
t.ibi. oni more.
ot
they r
l:.l-sia atle
and certain i
tin ii. Etnasle 1
strain of year.
food
lint
the
WOM LEAPS Ttl
in i ii inn. him,
OBTJCIFIX in llWH
Mrs. nn.i I ong Deapondettf Dyer III
Health. Commits Mileldi- III boa
ngeb-H partmeut Hones,
UM ANMKl.K- Aug 11 lire, Mi
mi Long, of Seattle, holding a cftn tts
Jumped from the fifth floor of the
Bherwuod apartment and was killed
ill health was ihe cauae. Prlendi - nl
lasl night trying lo perauade tier n"t
OI.D-liME REMEDY
MAf.ES PURE ?!00D