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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1916.
! A Grand Review of The Wild Free West I
Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theaters Have
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Today and Tomorrow
Special Thanksgiving Feature
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
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8 Act 8
THE LOVE STORY OF THE AGES.
WITH
Assisted by Harry Hilhard and All-Star Cast in
THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD.
These are the themes of Shakespeare's
piece Romeo and Juliet.
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immortal , master- I ' j
I A story filled with the rapturous in
toxication of hope over the bitterness of
despair.
CONTIXVOVS SHOW FROM 1 P. M. TO II P. M.
Adults 15c. No Advance in Admission. Children Sc.
The tale of the woman who kills her
self for love,
FAMOIS PORTKAYEIt
OF KMOTIOS ROLES
INTERPRETS JULIET
Theda Bar a. has played Juliet!
The womart whose meteoric rise to
fame followed the enormous success
of her first moving picture, "A Fool
There Waa," has reached that stage
In her art where she feels capable of
Interpreting the characters of the
master dramatist. Her portrayal of
the heolne of "Romeo and Juliet"
will mark her first venture into the
land wher the fantastic figures of
the Elizabethan poet hold sway.
Has Flayed Many Roles.
"I have played the vampire wom
an a dozen times," Miss Bara says,
and have thrilled by the power of the
motions I was essaying. I have done
scenes In which It was necessary for
me to steel myself against shattered
nerves, and which have left me weak
ened for days afterward.
But the vampire roles have not
been all. There have been moments
such as In 'East Lynne,' or Under
Two Flags,' where my heart has been
throbbing with the excitement of my
fancied wrongs. These were sympa
thetic parts, which gave me oppor
tunity to touch new emotions and
play upon untried heart-strings. I
have been by turns an old woman
with gray hair and green glasses, and
young girl whose occupation corr-
slst in scrubbing floors among the
slums of a great city.
Juliet U Mordent.
Yet I have never found any part
which called for the keen psycholog
ical insight and detailed analysis
that was necessary for Interpreting
the character of Juliet. 'She's a
mere child,' one might say, 'and an
actress should show her merely as
one overflowing with the Joy of
youth. But there Is much more to
Juliet than that. Of course, she Is
Just blossoming into youth. But she
combines purity of heart with glow of
imagination, sweetness and dignity of
manners, and passionate violence of
emotion."
This big special feature is the Pas
time's offering for Thanksgiving
Dav and Is a big eight part feature.
There will be no advance In admis
sion, adults, ISc children Be
FOR 15TH CENTOtY Bl'Sl
NEW YORK, Nov. 30. A Fif
teenth Century carved and painted
wood bust of a srlrl from the Davan
sati Palace at Florence, Italy, was
sold for 17,00 today at the sale
In the American Art Association gal
leries. The bust is attributed to Ber.
nnrdo Rossellno, .a pupil of Donatel-lo.
Five sessions of the
brought (696,606.
sale have
The setting hen
but she's on-nest.
may be peevish,
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BUNG
SPECIAL
"The Bugler of Algiers"
A screen version of the novel "We Are French" from the All Story Magazine.
WITH '
Ella Hall
Little Zoe Rae
Rupert Julian
Kingsley Benedict
SCENES . tUi
Are laid in the gorgeous mountains of France.
Loyalty Patriotism, Love, Constancy of Purpose, Lif eXong Friendship, intwined
in a romance stirred by a breath of war and beautified by heroic achievements, con
stitutes "The Bugler of Algiers."
IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY
Thanki-ging Siwcial at Uic Cosy.
' The Iiugler of Algiers," to be ex.
biblfd in Bluebird photoplays at the
Cos tudrty will present Ella Hail,
Rupert Julian, Kingsley Benedict and
little Zoe Rae In the leading rbles.
Here is a remarkable photoplay, ap
pealing to loyalty and love of the
flag in scenes of inspiring vigor and
force. There Is combined with this
patriotic sentiment a story oi; great
love and human devotion that rings
true and will stir the admiration o!
every beholder. Ella Hall plays the
role of a girl, left alone when war
calls her brother and her sweetheart
to the colors. In all the years that
follow, she lives true to her love,
even though the report has come that
he has been killed in battle. She
lives to see her sweetheart decorated
with the Legion of Honor, while he
represents his brother, who has won
this great tribute from his grateful
country. The brother has died or
exhaustion, marching to be decorated
and then the girl now grown to old
age. goes with the sweetheart of her
life to lay upon the breast of the dead
hero the tribute that came to him
too late. Beautifully told, beautlfullj
pictured and superbly acted, "The
Bugler of Algiers" marks an epoch
even nong Bluebirds.
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prices and the price the present market would justify us in quoting and you will
find our prices lower than the lowest quotations elsewhere. jp
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It will pay you to anticipate your wants now on staple groceries for some time
to come. '
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CLARA KIMBALL
YOCXG IS OOMLYG
Clara Kimball Young, the screen
star supreme, will be seen in the first
of her own productions, an adapts
tion of Robert W. Chambers' novel,
"The Common Law," at the Temple
next JTIday and Saturday.
This picture Is proving the greatest
of Miss Young's many successes and
is particularly Interesting In the fact
that It inaugurates the Clara Kimball
Young Film Corporation, the first
producing organization ever created
in the name of a woman screen star.
The production was screened un
der the direction of Albert Capellani,
who has produced a number of Mis
. Young's finest pictures, including
Hj"CamilIe" In which Miss Young
2 j scored her greatest triumph to date.
jj I Mr. Capellani has surrounded Miss
S3 Young with a remarkable cast. The
1 leading male role is played bv Con
S3 way Tearle. one of the best known
; j in me ,uuiiri biukb Oliiio Ul.iiiv un,,
while Paul Capellani, who has sup
ported Miss Young in several of her
EjS pictures, will be seen in another
g powerful presentation. Others in
Ethe cast are Edna Hunter, Lillian
i'Cook, Julia Stuart, Edward M. Kim
ball. Lydla Hunter, Lillian Cook, Jul
la Qnott and D. J. Flannigan.
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ORAM) THEATER SALEM.
The Reese Bros, players, who are
appearing at the Grand Theater dur
ing the fair week, are notably su
perior to any talent of that charac
ter ever appearing In Salem. The
old hundrum Jokes and belated min
strel comics are conspicuous by thei
absence in this show and each mem
ber of the company is an artist
the 20th century entertainment.
Arthur Reese, an amusing conver
sationalist. Is one of the most char
acteristic numbers of the company,
while Florence Blue, Major Bailey
and Jesse Reese are blessed with
beautiful voices and their efforts are
those of players who are sincerely
desirous o? pleasing their audiences.
Jopie Murray Is a dancer of extra
ordinary ability. His antics are
mirth provoking, while at the same
time he is cnpable of some amazing
foot work. Tom Davis and Ollla ;
Reese are clever end men. Th j
Reese Rros are gun Jugglers with no j
superiors. The show as a whole ll 1
f'rst class. The music Is entrancing, j
They will appear at the Grand during
the week Salem (Ore.) News, Sept,
16, 1916.
At the Alts Friday.
TTiin
1918
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of spectacular
thrills of the
:. Today Oraiif
We Call Your Special Attention to Prof. Stanfield's Or
chestra, guaranteeing the very best music in ue cy.
ANOTHER PROOF OF OUR SLOGAN; "THE HOME OF THE BIG FEATURES."
. The Picture We Have All
Been Waiting For
The Screen Star Supreme
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IN THE PHOTO-DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE SEASON
CCs
BY ROBERT W. CHAMBERS
A Seven Reel Super Picture
REVEALING LIFE IN THE ART STUDIOS OF NEW YORK CITY.
Is Marriage Necessary:
That is the question solved by tbe Heroine in this great picture.
This feature is by far the greatest we have ever offered for your approval.
ADULTS 25c
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CHILDREN 10c
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