East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 30, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

East Oregonian : E.O., October 30, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1916. PAGE FIVE Motion Picture News Wlutt the Pfc-tore Theaters navel to Tea Yo. Last Time Today BIG DOUBLE BILL C&iaiiie Hie Pawn Shopr 2 ACTS 2 Charlie's funniest comedy. Over 1200 Pendleton people saw this mirth maker yesterday. "He Forgotten Prayer 4 ACTS 4 Anna Little, Frank Borzage and Jack Richardson in a Western drama of exceptional merit. Prof. Al Plomteau at the Organ Afternoon and Evenings. ADULTS 15c COME EARLY CHILDREN 5c Anna Little - Amerlcsn-Mutual 8Ur. Chaplin ii) J; V. J , - , ,f " - I L ) i i Pastime Tomorrow and Wednesday Mutual Star Productions Present HELEN HOLMES and same cast that played in Whispering Smith in the Diamond Runners 5 ACTS 5 An expose of the Dia mond smugglers, show ing how raw stones are "run" out of South Af rica for foreign mar kets. Written and pre pared for the screen by J. P. McGowan. 7 J ( wftwiwiiiiinH 'n "Mi iimingmwiimi W.IW1 iirilintfitir , m tmm."w-:' ?-TMMnamM r-. r if r-xzrz - In Addition, a Clever Comedy. BUILT UP TO A STANDARD NOT DOWN TO A PRICE. OMlUaUon. The Oregon Journal of Auk. 27th. hu the following to say of "Clvilisa tlon," the wonder feature that comw to the Temple theater on Nov. 5 for three days. The 11-rcel spectacle photo-drama Clvllliatlon" begins Its second week at the Heillff theater this afternoon The big Ince production became In. etantly popular and waa pronounced more spectacular and more subBtun tial In plot even than "The Birth of a Nation" and "Cablrla." The llm is aid to represent an expenditure of f 1,000,000 and to engage at times 40, 000 perming. It consumed more than a year and a half In being staged and has been proclaimed by critic every where from New York to San Fran cisco as the supreme triumph of the moving picture art and daring. "Civilisation" Is a war photo dra in, 'but while hammering home a purpo'e it calls upon all the thrilling adventures to which motion picture photoplay has been Introduced, with startling erfect. It InvadPH the trenches of land warfare and goes down Into the ocean for naval and submarine conflict. A great ocean liner Is wrecked and submarine man of war is destroyed In the pro cess of the picture's evolution and sharp contrastsconditions in wur and conditions In peace go to make the film absorbingly Interesting and educational. The chords of all human emotion? are played to bring about the dramat ic appeal of the picture which Her man Do Vrles. critic, says "is written In the Invisible Ink of woman's tears." The purpose of the story re vealed In the picture Is to show that universal love is the divine hand to point humanity from Its chaos of common hatred to the brotherhood of man. In brief, the picture relates the story of a- war begun by a mythical king for the gratification of hla am bition. Its final success depends up on the success of a deadly submarine, the invention of one of his subjects. At the critical minute when orders are given to wreck an ocean liner carrying ammunition as well as pas sengers, a love story threads Its way into the picture and his hand of de duction is stayed. There ensues a sequence of dramatic events which make the stress of events as they have actually happened In the European Hay at CONROY'S Busy Grocery CAN YOU BEAT THEM! Fresh Crisp Celery, 2 for 15f Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs 25 Sunkist Oranges, dozen 50 Sunkist Lemons, dozen 30 Bananas, dozen 30 Extra Fancy Rome Beauty Apples 91.00 and 1.25 box. Extra Fancy Delaware Reds and Arkansas Black, box ?1.5 Best Corn and Gloss Starch. 4 for 25 Oysters, 4 oz. can, 2 for 15t; dozen........ 90 Van Camps Sauer Kraut and Hominy, 2 for 25 Standard Tomatoes, No. 2 1 2 tins 10 Pineapple, good grade, 2 for 25 Pi'neanple, extra fancy No. 212 tins 20 Bob White Soap, 6 bars 25f? FOLGER'S BAKING POWDER lib. 40c; 212 lb. 90c; S lbs. $1.75. Shasta Coffee, our leader 25 Ghirardellis Ground Chocolate, Eagle Brand lib. 30;3 1bs. 80 Hershey's Cocoa l2 lb. 20; 1 lb. 35 Best 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for 25 Comb Honey, the comb .' 15 Hermiston Strained Honey, qt. 40 ; Vi gal. 75 Karo Syrup, blue i4 gal. 30; gal. 60 Karo Syrup, red l2 gal. 35; gal. 65 Krinkle Corn Flakes, 2 for 15 Best Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 35V ri world war, tame by comparison. Through agencies, compatible with war, peace is brought about and masterful lesson evoked Th muslo which accompanies "Civ ilization" is a master stroke. It has been compared to the new music to e developed from the great Euro pean war and critics throughout the country have accorded young Vlcto! I .Schertzlnger, a h fdi place for hla work. The management of the Temple theater is to be highly commended for bringing this splendid attraction to the city. now many 01 r-urope s uipiomuia are sitting up nights thinking about enduring? ----- - . - - i 4" W fl -it y k 1 1 if 1 I'sMlme PrefcenOns; Chaplin in "Tlic I"aQ blu.p" and Anna Little and frYanlt lKnaM?e in "The Pm-goUiii Pryer. Today will foe your last chance to see the Pastime's big double bill which consists of Charlie Chaplin In his latest comedy, "The Pawn Shop," and Anna tattle, Frank Borzage and Jack, Richardson In ''The Forgotten Prayer." These two pictures are the extreme In plot and theme, the first with Chaplin being a nonsensical farce comedy in two laughable acts, with the scenes laid In a pawn shop. The second, ft drama of the west ta ken mostly on barred plains and with sturdy western characters. The two pictures together make a delight ful entertainment. Helen Holmes and Company in "The Diamond Rusmers," pastime Tue-day-Wednesday. Tomorrow, Tuesday, the Pa-time will present the "Diamond Runners," with Helen Holmes, Paul C. Hurst, Leo D. Maloney, Thos. G. Llngham and Katherine Goodrich. The pic ture Is directed by J. P. McGowan of Whispering Smith fame and the cast Is exactly the same as the one which played In that memorial picture. "The Diamond Runners" is an expose of the diamond smugglers, showing how rare stones are run out of South Africa for foreign markets and is an exceptionally strong play In every re. spect. Alts, Sunday and Monday. Blanche Sweet, the beautiful La.kj star, who Is now established as one of the most popular photodramatlc artists in the world, will be seen at the Alta on Sunday and Monday in the Jesse L. ' Lasky production of Margaret Turnbull's gripping story, "Public Opinion." It Is a Paramount feature. This unusual drama is on the order of David Belasco's famous play, "The Return of Peter Grimm," with the difference that one of the principal characters is that of the spirit of a woman who has been pois oned by her husband. How this spir it attempts to guide the hand of jus tice and direct the public gaze from a falsely accused young woman to that of the guilty person, is shown In a manner entirely different from anything heretofore seen in the pho. tographic world. rtomins; to the cosy. Frank Sheridan, famous on the American stage for his versatility as a character actor, and who won high praise for his excellent work In various screen productions, Including "The Struggle." will be co-starred with Edna Wallace Hopper in the World Film feature. "The Perils of Divorce." which will be the attraction at the Cosy theater on Tuesday and Wednesday." "'"C - PEVNY A SKAT WHEW NORMA TALMARGB FIRST APPEARED Twag Many Team ago In the Cellar of tiic paternal Home in Jersey City. Norma Tuimadge, who is the star of "The Social Secretary." the Triangle-Fine Arts release showing al the Temple theater for the last time tonight, made her theatrical debut be for an audience which paid one cent each for tickets. Thin, Mifs Talmadge says, occurred quite a number of years ago, when she was attend'ng primary school In the place of her birth. Jersey City. At a very early age she developed a de sire to act, and these Initial perform ances were given in the cellar of her home, with shawls for stage gownR. Her mother always occupied a seat on a rickety cha! In the front row, and a school chum sold tickets. Completing her education at Eras, mus Hall h'gh school, in New York, Miss Talmndge soon afterward sought a chance to work in the moving pic tures. She was not long In getting an opportunity to play a small part, and her advancement has been rapid. L'ke manv of the big stars of the Mm world she has never appeared on th" 1 speaking rtaw. but ha developed hei I talents solely , In screen work. 28 Years Ago Today it Helen Holmes Signal-Mutual Star. In The Ittamond Runners' Pastime Tomorrow. Today Only Have You Seen Madam' Ellis Your Last Chance ALTA TONIGHT -"ST,--,., ---r--' BLANCHE SWEET.A Lhy TODAY ONLY JESSE L USKY Presents' the Beautiful Serena star BHie ta! ndurci nt "Public Opinion" 1 VAUDEVILLE 1 3 BIG ACTS "MADAM ELLIS" ' The CHcbratcd Mind Header of l(switMa raine. "THOSE CUBAN GIRLS" Singing and Darning, with Reantiful Ilertrloal t Effects. finmeUilng New In Vaudeville. "AL ALLEN" Toe Versatile Musician. A RnM Musical NoHty. Tuesday and Wednesday Happiness or Power ? nnun iu iuu tnuustr at-t int. Arowut m m "The Weakness of Strength" 9 A Metro WooderpUy Starring EDWIN BREESE with Ormi Hawley, Clifford Bruce. 3 I c- i n ; i i A k '"LITTLE JIM" The bear with the human brain. Roller-skating, dancing and f f f- wrestling. Does everything but talk. ft MURRY K. HILL Monologue, Songs and Parodies. - g and Evelyn Brent in the supporting cast VAUDEVILLE C? s.insi.x T I Sfi r , it rLMl S opeciai maunee i uesaay niiernoon. onng me wniiaren 5 2 Coming Thursday. One Performance Only 0 Grand Concert Given by PAULINE MILLER CHAPMAN NO DRAMATIC VTJ&TEtt? I MEZZO SOPRANO DRAMATIC MAY VAN DYKE i FRANK THOMAS CHAPMAN Pianiste, I Violinist. J One Performance Only. Curtain 8:15 Sharp. 5' ADMISSION, ADULTS 25c, 50c, 75c & RESERVED SEATS AT THE BOX OFFICE TUESDAY A. M. only Avyfe) X o:iy A BIG FEATURE PROGRAM CANTRELLS -MADONNA A BEAUTIFUL STORY THAT EVERYONE WILL ENJOY. MARY PICKFORD IN A DANDY LITTLE COMEDY DRAMA. LENA AND THE GEESE A SQUARED ACCOUNT A LITTLE STORY OF THE BIG WEST. ONE STEP TO FAR A GOOD JOKE ON THE POLICE, COMING THREE STUPENDOUS SUPERFEATURES. THE PERILS OF THE END OF THE PAY DIRT DIVORCE RAINBOW Tuesday-Wednesday Thursday-Friday SATURDAY. If Its Good You Will See It At The Cosy (From the Daily East Orrwnlan. Oct. 30. 18S8.) The I'matillas .were organized laM owning nnd the follnwini; officers el ected : Murhet, Hon. J. H. Kaley: tyee, William Parsons; tenas tvec, Charles Curler: mamook-tzuni, fi. P. Kosen bers;; knsh kash. S. Kothchilds; the I new society opens with a fair mem- I lw rahtn nnA will n., ri.iitM lia .nr.. Cess. Miss Uzzie Ibbertson of Waltsburn W. T., Is visiting In Pendleton at the residence of Mrs. T. C. Taylor. Charles Sharp and William Wells purpose to open a series of social dnnces to be continued through the winter at Milurkey's hall next Sat urday nlKht. One or two of Pendleton's toughest characters hnve been ordered to leave town and there are still others the loss of whom would not be greatly mourned. A. O. Ankeney the bnrher nnd base baHlst has been engaged In Carl's barber shop. The carpenter who was Injured yesterday by the fallinit of a scaf foldlni; around Dr. C. J. Whittaker's resilience was a recent nrrival from Sweden, whose name cannot be learned. Articles of Incorporation of the Pendleton Hardware & Implement Co. were filed yesterday. M. J. Greene. Frank Frailer and It. Sar Knl beinir the incorporators. The capital slock Is divided Into joo shares j of f 100 each. j Jud 11. (. Yoakum Is In town to day from Nolln. ' Must Sot Raw Jotatoeir. LONDON, Oct 80. A dispatch to Neuter's trom Copenhagen saks: "The burgomaster of Eekernforde. Schlesswig-Hoistein, publishes an or der against the peeling of potatoes be fore cooking. The order says that anyone discovered peeling; potatoes before boiling or throwing away peel ings will be punished by three months imprisonment or a fine of 1500 marks ($375). Th wise girl always rearranges ths parlor furniture shortly after th young man has departed. Fashionable charity keeis the left hand posted as to the operations of the right. T EMPLI!? THEATRE Jas. B. Welch, Mgr. Last Time Today NORMA TALMADGE in "The Social Secretary" ONE OF THE BEST TRIANGLE PLAYS. WE KNOW YOU WILL ENJOY IT. If you've ever een Norma Talmadge the dainty little star in any of her previ ous TRIANGLE successes "The Devil's Needle," "Going Straight," or others, you won't need an invitation to see her, you'll be there. AND THERE'S A SIDE-SPLITTING KEYSTONE COMEDY.