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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1916. PAGE FIVE I i n n t mm nnp JVLiLl y V fit William Fox Presents ValesKa Suratt In ft - h ' 1 1 ini ai oi JLHLUUO! 6 Act 6 1' , A H" "Hell Hath no Fury Like a Woman's Scorn." A beautiful woman wrecks her own home; she tries to bring un happiness to others, be cause she married a man she does not love. But she only succeeds in de stroying the peace and quiet of her own heart. Ill r ' I I - 7 1 x " - J x;:r? pt"t mutt & JEFF 1 - ' V 'C "'A rs In cartoon comedy- Mm - A f r "I. , J , Vr , S George Ovey in Laugh- fe;: , ; ;1-;uh- hSviJ' ' h : The of the $5000 if 1 t - w J Photo Player Pipe ;V Organ. . ... i',Vf n ( , JS ft , V Children 5c "c---.-. . j Come Afternoons if IV A L E. S K A S u R. ATT a Possible. D I R.X CTION WILLIAM PQX i What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. Hi - u Jcaloiwy Wro kH Jlujilim-J4 of Home in New JXn 1'Jm; Vulcnlut Surrail I'Uiyn llcarilc!ii Woman. A woman who inarritjn a man 'he Sufi not love, then desertH him for another, and i f.nally caught at her own game U the character played b Valeka Surratt in her newest picture for William Fox, "Jealousy.'" Mins Surratt baa a role peculiarly fitted to her style of acting, and Hhe goe through the part in a real.ntic emo. tional manner. The photoplay, which will open at the pastime theater for a two day run today tella how Anne Martin turn from her hunband (WHlter Law) to a former lover IColund Carney (Curtis Benton). In her attempts to lure him to herself she meets with ruin, and only succeeds In pulling him down to poverty and digTace. Martin, who has learned of his wife'.i deceit, leavea her. Will 8. Davis directed this pictilre for Mr. Fox. In addition to the above will be shown a Mutt and Jeff cartoon com. edy and a clever George Ovey com edy making a big double show espe cially selected by Manager Matlock for your holiday entertainment. 'Tim MICROSCOPE MTB. . TEKY" AT THE TUMPIvK The conjunction of two favorit stars gives brilliancy to the new Triangle-Fine Arts feature, "The Micro at ti Temple theater Sunday and 'scope Mystery," which will be shown Monday, with Wilfred Lucas ana con. stance Talmadge In the leading roles. The kind of a screen plV that a Pe ,ir a Conaa Doyle would eJoy hav ing written is unfolded In this unutu al drama. Lucas whose work In Stan 1917 Right If you couldn't keep up with the pace set by 1916, called the "High cost of living," -then come here and see what a difference. If it kept you humping to pay your bills every month, then come here during 1917, pay cash and start a bank account with the difference and YOUR name will be on the cover of the bank book. Call and Get Acquainted With The Man Who Chased High Prices Out of Pendleton. "Rummy" and "Hell-to-Pay Austin" i remembered with Joy, takes the part of a whimsical country doctor who solves an absorbing murder inys tery with the aid of a microscope and thus clears an innocent girl, to whom the circumstances seem to point un mistakably. Mlxs Talmadge lends her well known sincerity and charm to the girl's part Sinks 2:18 Ships; ;cti Mesial. AMSTERDAM. Dec 28 -Commander Valentine of the German navy has been decorated with the or". der of Pour Demerits for his exploits in sinking a hundred and thirty eight shiiw with a total "f two hun dred and eighty-two tons, according to Derlin dispatches. Twenty four Mutes this year will have the n'lHrtunity to test the mer its of the noMless epg. I0E30I FRIDAY JANUARY ioao 5 a "Here, the Visitors Told fj Themselves. Was the O Real West." The Winning of Dnrhnrn llnrfh 8 Dd Ud d iff Ul 111 D g The Strongest Book Play in a Decade. Beautiful Scenery and a n H o WAlt SPIIUT IS CLEARLY REGISTERED The understrata of enmity which existed between the north and the south Just prior to the civil war is clearly depicted in the quaint, roman tic story of "Hose of the South," th Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature star ring Peggy Hyland and Antonio Mo. leno, which is the attraction at the latlme Sunday and Monday. Scenes of the northern college are shown with the students lounging about on the grass of the campus Then "Big Randolph" with his dusky slave and faithful dog comes to tho school from his southern home and slowly the strained relations make themselves manifest and result In no end of quarrels. Finally "Rose of the South," played by Peggy Hyland appears, and the desperate struggle for her love be tween Randolph and Watklns, a man of the north ensues. When Commodore Blackton, of the Vitagraph Company, induced her to Join that company, a number of othor fffers were refused and immediately Miss Hyland started work as Mr. E. H. Sothern's leading lady In his first film production, "The Chattel." Wherever this picture was shown, Miss Hyland s work won commenda ble comment, and (he was Immediate ly cast In a number of other pictures the first cf which 1 "Rose of the South," the Blue Ribbon Feature. Although the newest arrival at the large Vitagraph studios, M:ss Hyland could by no means be called a stran ger for she had not been under the great glass building twenty four hours before everygody knew and loved her, from I'tar? to the scene shifters. Tnis little star is in love with her work and reports at the studio bright and early every morning always read? when her director calls her a most un'.sual record for so prominent a personage. Pastime Sunday and Monday. Powerful Cast. o PRICES: D Lower floor $1.50, $1.00. Seat Sale Thursday at the Delta. rtiim iwi-tqi ii At the AUu Friday and Saturday. Little Billy Jacobs, the clever o year old actor of the Lasky Company, will appear as a member of the sup porting company of Thomas Meighan and Anita King in the Parumount Picture "The Heir to the Hoorah." which will be seen at the Alta on Fri day and Saturday. Billy Is a stickler for detail. In one scene he has to climb on Mr. Melghnn's shoulder and tell a story about a bear, to Mr. Meigan and Miss King. Billy was told the story and then told what to do. Mr. William De Mllle, the director, set the cameras to grinding and Billy came running into the scene, climbed up on Mr. Meighan's shoulder accord, ing to instructions. Then Mr. De Mille called out: "Now Billy, tell them about the bear." Billy stopped, looked at at Mr. De Mille and said: "We will have to do that ngain, be cause by the time I climb up here 1 am out of breath and can't tell about the bear.' It was then arranged so that Billy would have his full vocal power by the time he was on Mr. Meighan's shoulder. u y mm LZTV L W WJ LJ1 TODAY LAST TIME The Louise Worthington Players Present "IS MARRIAGE A FAILURE" IN THREE ACTS. A big laugh from start to finish. Come early; one show a night; open 6:30; curtain 8:15. Admission, Adults 25c; Children 10c DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS THE CHARMING ANN PENNINGTON in '16 Rainbow Princess SUNDAY-MONDAY JESSE L LASKY PRESENTS THE ACCOMPLISHED SCREEN FAVORITES Thomas Meighan and Anita King in Hi to tiio Hf SCENARIO BY BEATRICE DE MILLE AND LEIGHTON OSMUN. From the Paul Armstrong dramatization, as produced by the Kirke La Shelle Company. A film version of one of Broadway's most famous successes starring Thom as Meighan and Anita King. A most diverting and yet pathetic story of ro mance and adventure in the West. VAUDEVILLE SMITHERS & O'NEAL In comedy THE RUBE AND THE BOOB." MISS AVILLA SHELDON "HIGH CLASS SINGING ACT." n ALTA WW FIVE KILLED IN COLLISION. REWARB- IS INCREASED. SWEDEN DENIES ACTION; MONTREAL, Dec. 2J. Five were SALT LAKH, Dec. 28. The reward LONDON, Dec, 29. The Swedish killed and six Injured In a rear end offered for the plotters to blow tha fo office d(mied took aMou collision when the Canadian Pacific house of the governor Sunday with Toronto train ran into a local in a an infernal machine is now eight toward peace In Europe, according t heavy fog. thousand five hundred an Exchange Telegraph dispatch. WE SET THE PACE Saturday COSY Saturday A BIG COMEDY PROGRAM CHARLIE CHAPLIN "SHANGHAIED" "DOUBLE CROSSING THE DEAN A Big 2 reel comedy Fun with the College Students A SCREAM FROM START TO FINISH IF ITS'GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY SUNDA Y MVii 3 Special Music on the Pipe Orgort Beautiful Music of the Land Be low the Mason-Dixon Line. GREATER VITAGRAPH PRESENTS 6 ACTS 6 The Home of the Beau tiful $5000.00 Photo Player Pipe Organ. 6 ACTS 6 Rose was a Southern Lassie You're from the North he said, But if you love her dearly, then You and my lass shall wed PEGGY HYLAND and ANTONIO MORENO In "ROSE OF THE, SOUTH" Peggy Hyland and Antonio Moreno A BEAUTIFUL SPECTACULAR SCENIC MARVEL PICTURE OF THE SOUTH Magic Isle," a thing of beau ty, is also on the program. hi FOR THE KIDDIES Katzeajamer Kids, Hans and Fritz, in "The Captain Goes a Swimming." College Scene Taken at One of America's Largest Institutions are a Factor in This Picture. Beautiful Costumes Pretty Girls and Throughout All Predominates the Pleasing Air of the South. I 5 iv. i r1. a;' 1 J i Ji V 1 ADULTS 15c PLEASE COME AFTERNOONS IF POSSIBLE CHILDREN 5c PEGGY HYLAND and ANTONIO MORENO lit "ROSE OF THE SOUTH"
