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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1916)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1916. PAGH FIVE Motion Picture News r 7 t v ti What the Picture Thtcrs Have to Tell I'oo. A & ii film it. 3u v. r jj may Final Screening Today WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS A WOMAN'S QUEST FOR HAPPINESS. IN 6 ACTS 6. ASSISTED BY HERBERT HEYES, GLEN WHITE and CLAIRE WHITNEY. 47i HAPPINESS IS HER GOAL and she seeks it by plotting revenge on the man whoae injustice has caused her suffering. Only when she gains her end does she realize the futility of her efforts. REVENGE This is the motive which guides the life of a good woman whose happi ness had been ruined by injustice. She wins, and the work to which she has devoted a large part of her life is done. THE STRAIGHT WAY IS THE SHORTEST WAY Mary Madison learns this in her fight for revenge against the man who had cast her off. She wins, but she realizes the injustice of her method only after she has brought suffering to all. VALES KA SURATT WILL BE REMEMBERED IN FOX'S "THE SOUL OF BROAD WAY" AND LASKY'S "THE IMMIGRANT." Positively the Motion Ticture Treat of the Sown. Nothing bigger than even if the price is higher. this one, In Addition Selig Athletic Pictures Usual Admission: Adults 15c Come Early Children 5c Photoplayer Pipe Organ Afternoon and Evening. BUILT UP TO A STANDARD NOT DOWN TO A PRICE. WiJIiam Vox 1'reM-nt.ng Wondirrfuj liHjr at U10 fHHm T"Jay Vales Vale!ia Surait make htr screen appearance for a two days' run at th Paatlme theater In a new William Fox picture, "The Straight Way." In stead of having one of the siren part with which the public has gTown to Identify the eminent actress. Mis Suratt thla time portruyg a good wo man, who has been thrown off un justly by her husband. She seeks revenge on him through his daughter. When her plot ha,i suc ceeded, she learns that the girl was her own child. But the discovery of a vital defect in the plot makes ev erything end happily, and the family Is reunited. In the role of the husband. John Madison, Herbert Heyes, hero o! "Under Two Flags," appears. Thu "heavy" of the film is Glen White, whose excellent work is known to million of fans. Claire Whitney and Klsle Balfour have Important roles. "The Straight Way" was written and directed by Will 8. Davie. Of course, Miss Suratt has opportunity to wear innumerable beautiful gown. In addition to the above the popu lar Selig Athletic films will be shown giving you all the latest news In the world of athletics. Art A cord and Dixie Rtratton in Mar. tgj of the Foothills, I'amime Satur day Only. For your entertainment Saturday Manager Matlock ha selected a pro gram which he thinks will meet with lyour upproval. The headline feature jls."Morgy of the Foothill," with Art Acord and Dixie Stn.tton. This is a virile drama of the great outdoors and :1b enacted by real denizens of the ! plains A beautiful love story Is in ' terfoven in the life of the rough ml ' ners nnd cowboys and there Is a good moral in the story. In addition Mnt! ; & Jef will be seen m cartoon corner dies im also will the clever Georgs : Ovey. Tour attention is respectively call ed to this program. Adults 10c, chil dren 5c. V, 7Ff A, TODAY DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS The Celebrated Broadway Favorite MAE MURRAY -in Li btlU " Alta Frtday and Saturday. One of the mo-t impressive scenes in "The Hlg gister," In which Mae ! Murray is being starred by the Fa i mous Players on the Paramount pro- gram. Is the great modiste shop set Itlng in which Miss Murray plays a manikin. For this fcene there were assembled from the various depart, i ment "tores in New York and from the most celebrated Modiste., the bet lonkimr models that could be pro cured. The result will win the ap proval of everyone who sees the pic- ure at the Alta Friday and Saturday where it Is being featured. A Fascinating Insight Into How the Other Half Lives VAUDEVILLE L. AYERS MANTELL & COMPANY A 21st Century Comedy Novelty Creation. "A ?Hja&?M LA PETITE ACBARET A Miniature Musical Comedy Exceeding the Speed Limit - Offerings. of all Other Manikin VON PERRE 6 VON PERRE Belgan Refugees. "Singing, Dancing and Music." Hong Kong Cafa 4.ND NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey On wide Tray Order a Special! J. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT Meal Ticket, 21 Meals for $1.00 special Chicken Dinner Sundays 543 Main Street Next to K. O. Bldg. Phone 101 fill til t r- f 1 If i M m tv.V.' it-A: i : Jiiliiij At the Cliby. Thai charity should indeed begin at home will be demonstrated in the un folding of the photoplay-plol at the Cosy theater under the title of "Glo- Iriana." Zoe Rae, a little miss hardl I ' into her "teens,-' will be the leadins I j lady and fhe will be supported and i sui roimdeu oy ,t talented company o, Ulueblrd photoplayer. This feature should appeal particularly to the wo- men and rhlldren. be ause of the fact that a little Rirl tel e most tof the story and has twenty-five, other clever i children to work out. with her. some of the Important episodes. But the j narrative is sn tensely told that there j will be no attraction satisfying to all I classes of "movie fans" strong in plot, brilliantly played and beautiful ly photoirraphed. It is sure to eivf delight to the little ones, for children are always Interested in seeing chil dren upon eitfcf-r the stace or screen. Having pleased the children the moth ers are sure to be delighted, and when the women anil children are sttafied mere man fipnres as of very little importance. Hultfan HofufTct at Alta Huu Today. av Wc-H We've Got k President at Last Now You are Going to Get Some Prices. Saturday at Conroys Dig Dusy Grocery SUGAR, BEST FRUIT $8.65 SUGAR, BEET $8.40 Fresh Crisp Celery, 2 for 15 Cranberries, 2 quarts 2r Bananas, dozen 30f Sunkist Oranges, dozen 50 Grape Fruit, 3 for 25 Grapes, Tokays, basket 60 New Brazils and Walnuts, 2 lbs 45 BeRt I. X. L. Almonds 25f If You are Looking for Quality Mince Meat, we Have it, lb. 20? ; 3 for 50f Guaranteed Fresh Eggs, dozen 45 Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs 25 New Crop Raisins, package , ltf New Crop Currants 20 ; 2 for 35 Our Grocery prices always the lowest, our Quality the Best. If your Grocery bill is more than it should be phone your order to 640. Once a customer al ways a customer. EXTRA FANCY APPLES $1.00 to $1.65 Rome Beauty, Winesaps, Arkansas Blacks and Delaware Reds. f BLUEBIRD , PHOTO -PLAY 5 7i Hi Z 0 Last Time Today A BABY STAR o IN A Pictorial Proof That Charity Begins at Home IF ITS GOOD YOU Ml SEE II AT THE COSY MKXACK FKIWlf STKIX SI"1M1A l-'utH-ml Sunilay. The body of Henry C. Wheeler. . 57. who died yesterday, w 11 be held at 2 , o'clock Sunday afternoon In Waila , Walla. Deceased was a native ol i New York and was a harber by trade, j ITe Ih surviveil by a wife. ! Japan is showing a tremendous will nirnoss to be China's big brother Coughing increases to ward nightfall. Croup comes on suddenly. Avoid an un easy, feverish, sleepless night by the free use ol Foley's Honey and Tar. Tallman & Co. ML SPLITTING I n E Dr. James' Headache Powders re lieve at once--10 cents a package, Too take a Dr. James' Hoadsrhe Powder and in just a few moments your head clears and all neuralgia and distress vanishes. It's the quickest and surest relief for lieudsehe, whether dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve racking. Send someone to the drug store and get a dime package now. Quit suffering it's so needless. Be sure you get Dr. Jnmes' Headache Powders then then will be bo disappointment PARIS. France, Oct. 10. Senator Henry Heriniter. commenting on Ger. man.v's intensification of submar nc warfare, Ac arates the problem lnt- two parts, one for America and onf for France. Me says: "We do not vet know wbf-thcr the t'nited Stale? will permit the devel opment of Germany's open handed skill In American waters, but for our. selves we can draw the necessary conclusions. "On our own territory we make only one-quarter of the steel that we use for munitions The re-t comes from England and America, mostly from America. We then are depend ent for part of our steel supply upon free communication across the Atlan tic. "We make enough powder for our own use. But in France we possess all that is necessary to make steel iron, coke and water power. Starting witli these three elements, we could have increa-ed our blast furnaces, anJ electric furnaces to the point whera we would be Independent of foreign supplies. During the last twenty-five months we have had time to do this. We have time yet and more, than ever we should do It today. "At any price, we must not leave our armament at the mercy of an augmentation it submarine warfare." The wedding w II take place In the home f Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, No. 6 East 8 xty-firet street, on the afternoon of Nov. 15. The Rev Dr. George Morgan Ward, rector of the Flagler Chipel at Palm Beach, will officiate. Only members of the immediate families will be pre ent. lira Flagler, who Inherited an es tate estimated at $70,000,000 when Mr. Flagler died at Palm Beach la 1913, , frst met former Judj Bin, ham at commencement exercises of the University of Virginia, twenty three years ago. They renewed '- friendship begun then when they m at a house party In Asheville, N. C last year. They will mainta'n real, denoes in Louisville, New York an Palm Beach. ,H 1k;K, lUNtillAM TO WKD MKS. FI.AtUiKK ON NOV. 15 NEW YORK, Nov. 10. The en gagement of Mrs. Mary I.lly Flagler, widow of Henry ir. Flagler, builder of the Florida Eu--st Coast Railway, to former Judge Robert Worth Blng- hnm of TjoitaviUp k'v. wl 'eh h is ben forecast unofficiallv. ' a.s an- t nounced formally yesterda here by i Mrs. Flagler's brother, William R. ! Kenan of Lockport. , N i L - - . -"' v " ' l Another Big' Feature The World's Greatest Model 66 Last seen in "Inspiration" PRESENTED IN E I A Masterpiece of Photoplay Art in Seven Marvelous Acts 3 Days Starting Today THEATRE TOE HOME OF THE BIG FEATURES Adults 25c Children 15c IFIPI F O06V TODAY
