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PACE EIGHT
DAILY EAST OREG ONI AN,, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1918.
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m,viav' at Tiir: mcivif.s j
Alta-PMtTh wwy in "The TCye
if Myntory imd two gKnl arts
of vmidovilk.
Arcade MuiRnorUo ttark In
lasHme Shirley Mason in MCy
WhHiaJvfcrw Ward."
to jiIpasg you In their artistic rIhk-
' Inff (ifforlnRM called "HHh of liar
'tunny.' T"heir iv jtportoire of : boiikh
: Is selected from tin most popular of
the day and are sun In n manner
: that jjleaneK all.
Mowe and Harlow an athletic young
j man and woman with really wonder-
! ful physlijues present an amazing ex-
' j IllWIiiUII til HUVMIHfU IIKIK'ICK 111 nuu
, air on the traiiezo and slack wire.
I They are both marvels of 8trenth
. and many f their feats ore of the
HiMtime Sunday ami Monday , j inn jaw order.
The Intftime has secured for un-j ,- , -
da-y ;and- Monday n ; pleasing picture i K1ITH STfHFV 1.IKFS
from the Perfection studio. Shirley j ATIILimo KOI.KS
MaHon ts featured In "Cy Whittaker's i m
Word' ft drama of love Hind retrilui-J Rdith Storey, the star of the Metro
tlon. Miss Mam who last appeared ' picture. '"The Eyes of .-Mystery.
in Pendleton at the Mta theatre in) which will be the attraction at the
The Apple Tree GUI won a host of Arcade theatre on Sunday and Ion-
admirers and doubtless 'the majority day, delights in playing athletic roles
who witnessed the Apple Tree Oirljon the screen.
will want to see her in her latest pic- t "I feel that my role of Carina Car
tore Cy Whittaker's Ward.". In ad-imiohael in "The Kye of Mystery." Is
d it ion will be shown the Vniversal ; very well suited to me.'' paid Miss
weekly a newsy pictured magazine of j Storey in an interview. "I just love
world wide events Including views of i the type or role that pives me oppor
our boys (over across the pond. - t unities to wear 'sport' clothes and
" ' i to be a real red-blooded athletic girl
Vaudeville Program One of Merit who rides, swims and shoots. I love
The Vaudeville offering at the Alia ; the srreat outdoors which develops the
for Sunday and Monday is said by ; R'rl of individuality and so-to-lt-iive-thnse
who saw It in Portland lastfness."
week to be well above the average. In this new photoplay. Miss Storey
The Thornton Sisters are two beauti- : Is able to do all the athletic stunts
ful young1 Birhs of charminar manner- which she enjoys. She makes a
ism and splendid voices who are sure , thrilling escape on horse-back, and
row
belna pursued by a man in
beat when she'rides across u Ht renin,
she has a terrific struRnle In mid
stream with her pursuer. In other
scenes she shows her ability with a
tun when, with the aid of a few men.
she defends the historic "House in
(ho Mist" from a host of half-crazed"
Virginia mountaineers. "The Kyes -of
Mystery' is replete with thrills.
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One of the most Rripptn scenes
ver filmed Is shown in "Cnvnnaimh
)t the Forest RanKers," the Vltasraph
Blue Rtbhon Feature, which will be
(he attraction in the Arcade Theatre
o n Saturday. I toss Ca va nan gh ,
young and intrepid ranger, brings two
rustler prisoners to town. The rough
er, elements in the frontles settle
ment, abbetted by the judge and Ry
the sheriff, "rush the saloon where
he has taken refuge bound on rescu
ing the men ?ven at the cost of kill
ing the ranker. Cavanaugh by sheer
nerve and service revolver awes the
mob and gets his prisoners to a more
secure retreat.
Alfred whitman is the ranger Ut
this rugged romance and Xell Ship-
man the girl whose love he
wins.
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The Overture to Zampa or "The
Marble Bride" an opera in three acts
with music by I,ouIs Joseph Fed
iuaid Hereld and words" hy Mellesviile
was produced Paris March 3rd, 1831
It was the first ' exclusive romantic
C'Pera of the perid. It is noted for
its dramatic Intensity Jntersperert
with lovely melodies.
Selections from Martha or "The
Market at Richmond' a comic opera
in five acts with music by Friedrich
von Flotow and Libretto by St. George
aind Friedrick was first presented at
Vleuia. November 25, 1847. It is an
elaboration of 'Xad Henrietta, or the
Servant o Green wick" a ballet panto
mlne with text by St. George and music
by Flotow. '
: Burgmuller and Deldeuvez which
was suggested by an ictual incident
and was presented in Vnris In 1844.
Xearly all the numbers in "Martha"
have for years ben household favor!-
j tes. Hifh in especial favor however
stand the familiar ballad "Tis the'
; last rose of summer" which Flotow
interpolated in the penes, preceding
Lionels love, avowed to Martha.
Selection from ' "Trnvlnta" or "The
Misguided One" a grand . opera In
three acts with score by Gulseppe
rdi and text byPiave, was first pre
sented In Venice. March 5, lS.r4. It
founded on' Dumas' "Lady of the
Camelias" but Xhn' period is changed
to the time of Louis 14. It was at
first -reciHyed codly but was' later re
deemed. It fairly ' overflows with
exquisite melody and Is of marked
elejrance and refinement.
support of Kinmy "VVehlen In u Metro
presentation of "The House of Mirth,''
from Kdtth Wharton's fnmoua novel.
Miss Hrlsco hua just fully recovered
from a serious Illness and operation,
Hamilton Uevelle, who plays oppo
site Kilu Jolivet in the Metro screen
spectacle of International wnr events.
"Lest We Forget." hna previously ap
peared under the Metro banner In
"Tho price of Malice" and "An Kn
emy to Society" with Lots Meredith,
'ttevello Is conceded to 1m one of tho
host portrayors if romantic roles on
the vitenklng sUige.
"Meet me at 'the Cow's ftwith."
How would you like to get an Invita
tion like that?
The production of "Sunshine, Nan"
Is said to have proven a trying ex
perience for Ann Pennington, who
plays the title role In the Paramount
picture released March 11. The
strenuoslty of the part and the cold
weather prevailing while the exteriors
were being filmed convinced the star
that the path of tho motion picture
actress It not strewn with roses. So
she hied herself to Palm Beach for a
rest, but no sooner had she .arrived
there than she was joyfully hailed as
a new recruit for Red Cross work by
a prominent soeltey leader of New
York. ,
Hiding in, or on, a toneau of a mo
torcycle is not regarded as exactly the
last word in enjoyable recreation by
most young ladies who have been ten
derly reared. Yet such indulgence
contained more thrill to the linear foot
than any other riding sport in the rid.
Ing line, according to Mary plckford.
And she knows, because she had her
first experience in "go-devil" speeding
during the filming of some scenes for
"'Amarllly of Clothesline Alley." her
new artcraft picture. The limchine
was driven by "Billy" Scott, who
plays opposite Miss Plckford, and out
side of a few spille, which resulted in
slight bruises and abrasions, there
were no serious results.
Continuous -Program-. Sunday, Beginning 2 P. M. Sharp.
presents
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And there you'U find your old sweetheart again. , , , V , .
Perhaps only in mind, through the haze of a memory clouded by the years, but a pic-
ture just the same of the sweetheart oi otner aays wno sijecuiatuu wmi yvu wneuit-r
the fairy prince or the bad "ogre" would "live happy ever after." You'll live the "old
days" over again when you see this wonderful picture, staged with the hand of a ma
gician, at our theatre this week.
In Addition
KATZEN JAMMER KIDS
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"TEMPEST IN A PAINT POT"
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SC'I.IEEX fiONKIP
Oua Metzger, manager of the Film
3uiiply Company of Oregon, which
huiHlk-s Universal, Hluehlrd and Jewel
productions in the Northwest Is at
St. Vincent's Hospital recouperating
from an operation for gall stones.
Mr. Metzger is one of the most suc
cessful and at the same time one of
the most popular film men In the
West.
Her name is Pauline Theresa but
they call her Polly. ' Iast name.'
Moran. She's the "sheriff Nell" of
those Bennett burlesques.
Nudity in itself is not objectionable
in motion pictures," pays Maurice
Tcurneur, the French director.
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A DELIGHTFUL PLAY Or LOVU AND KUTKJ
HUTION. SHIRLEY MASON, STAR OP "THE
APPLE TREE GIRL" SCORES A HIT IN
PICTURE.
IN ADDITION
Universal News Weekly
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN THE GOOD
OLD U. S. A., AS WELL AS SCENES OF "THE
BOYS OVER THERE."
CHILDREN 5c ADULTS 20c
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Sunday Monday .-Jr''
xS. Continuous Program Sun- , yyV
SS. day, Starting 2 P. M. Sharp. tr ,
Children 10c Adults 25c ytf
! - t Tel. that to the cenrs. . V , ALT A SCREEN TELE-
' jS' - vi f GRAM.
t i K Mary Gardener declares the vain- , 'J jl!EIS5i " ' !-i . f ... T
j 4 Plre serves a good purpose. ' ' ' Late War INeWS
i t r ' MUSICAL PROGRAM T"''- -M ' CRAY PICTOGRAPII '
3 5 , Overture; .UMipu Ilcrold ? f v , '
J "In the 'Moonshine Country." iiart of Waltr touriiet of Itoses. . . . ( Ulliuil " j v y i
I 5 the I'aramount Bray IMctogra ph. dn- S'i-'iiaile A. ICulK-nstehl 1 T"" '- i
IB ''ts the process by which moonshine Si'lit-tioii MaHlia Flotow . v .r.
" '" , i (8 hlt key Ik made. Very popular sub- , Ihimp ClaNKcquo The Tlireo i "X ' . t 1 A vvv- wmw M
, i t Ject. Nymphs ( ol.h " , J ' ' VAUDEVILLE
' - ; V I A The Perfect Song, rrom tho nirth of a , . - ' TUnDTAV OIOTPDO
t f News Viola Dana hus mastered tht -Notion Itrell j '' IHUKlll hlSilliKS
4 "cliing broncho which she purchus- Mazurka No. 1 V. Saltit-Saens , i J r : " , ' Jj BltS of HamiOnV
. . eo recently. 'Selection Travlala ..: Veerdl . " ' " ftf!" '
I tk Tegy Pur. erstwhile Peggy Sweeney ' HOWE & BARLOW
J lTtrXZ nSSr - Ciedy Novelty.
M R thetlc sense was hurt by the orialn.il - - CTC.JO I ITJILK.I VN.
3 R cognomen, has a part in Emmy Well- Vx VvV
-, j len's new picture jZf WHERE HEARTS BEAT NSS. .
5 To,, remember Lottie Briscoe? The Ay HIGHLAND LOVE IS KING SS.
V ' W fnrmcr Liihln star, whose team work yx
, v ' Zk with the later Author Johnson is a do- sS SX. "
m, j "xhtfol memory to those who recall Xjv' , . - - , , wt wm W"m mK, VnS.
"the good old day " comes hack in S I M 1 C I il NN.
limit 5 Ar"? i 'sty -s ra t-mxn?s cmr3rTfT nv
this tt f ; w
I I -si ' - n 7j V A 1V1ETRO SCREEN STORY OF ROMANCE AND S.
J f XA, 4 AY ADVENTURE STARRING .'- Hu
!h J EDITH STOREY ' V
J The Bernhardt of the Screen.
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