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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1918)
TWELVE PAGES DATLY EAST OREG ONI AN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 25,191fT. PAGE FIVR 'astime Theatre PRESENTS' ALICE BRADY -IN i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm r-' . 'i . ! . .. ' --if J " X "VI f f p "Woman I ALICE BRADY" B VOMAN S I S SC M .... and Wife" Portraying the Heroine of Charlott Bronte's be loved "Jane Eyre." Staged in one of the most elab orate and impressive interiors ever devised. Being carefully designed as an exact replica of the library, entrance hall and breakfast room of the Duke of Dovenshire's famous country. - CURRENT WEEKLY Showing current event of important happenings of the world. , SUNDAY MAY 26th MONDAY MAY 27th flu . MOVE -THEATRES SUNDAY FEATURES ARCADE J. Muart Blackton In "Wild Youth." ALTA Madge Kennedy In "The Danger Game - PAST! MB Alice Brady In "Woman and Wife." Arcade, A story of the aire-old call of youth to youth will be found at the Arcade theater Sunday and Monday, whan the J. Stuart Blackton Para mount photoplay. "Wild Youth." will be shown. "Wild Youth" In an adaptation of Sir Gilbert Parker's famous book by that name and haft been plcturized and personally di rected by Mr. Blackton himself. The story deals with thd love of a young rancher for the girl wife of a crusty old neighbor the latter role being token by the Inimitable Theodore Roberts. The old husband is mur dered and for a time the dark sha dow of suspicion points to the girl wife and her young admirer but events prove that another agent brought about his end. The photog raphy which 1b by Paul Perry, adds greatly to the charm of the picture and the outdoor scenes, filmed Jn Kunny California, will bo greatly appreciated. erness to the child of the man she loves and who loves her even here she finds a seemingly Insuperable ob stacle to happiness. A kind fate fi nally Intervenes; and after many pri vations and sorrows, she Is united with her true lover. "Woman and Wife" la a picture Play worthy to revive your memories of the herolne of "Jane Byre'' whom you recall with such deep affection; and Alice Brady's characterization of the luckless girl will endear her to your hearts. "THE KAISER" BEAST LET." OP BKIt- Children 5c Adults 20c Tom Mix has married Victoria Ford, hi leading woman In bo ninny picture. Producer are after Will Roger, the lasaoo comic" who la with Zieg fleld but this contract has a year to run. 2Ie 1 wanted to offset the towards a ataice engagement Fred Stone engagement with Art craft. Valeska Suratt I reported to he scheduled for abearance In an A. H. Wood tage play next fall. Pauline Frederick I also said to be looking PaHtimo- ' "Woman and Wife," adapted from Charlotte Bronte' beloved novel "Jane Eyre.' will be shown at the Prut I mo theater Sunday and Monday. Thin photodrama 1 the second Select Star Wet-leu releano featuring Alice Brady, who surpasses hero even her previous success in "Her Silent Sacrifice-" In her sympathetic delineation of the much-ftufferlng heroine, Mis Brady rises to a high rank -as one i of our leading emotional actresses Jane Eyre is a poor girl who travels over a long rocky road before she ! finally wins her haven of happiness, j First as a "poor relation" among cold ; hearted relatives later as an Inmate of an Institution for orphans under a cruel supervisor, and lastly as a gov-. The will back of Germany's war and the ruthlessnes of German war methods will be brought home to 1 citizens of Pendleton as never before 1 when "The Kaiser, Beast of Berlin" H shown at the Arcade theater In thl city on Tuesday and Wednesday. New York saw the film only two weeks ago, and Xew York went wild with excitement and patriotic enthu siasm, while the Defense Society while the American Defense Society endorsed It as the most powerful piece of patriotic production that has been brought out sine America en tered the war. The big Jewel production comes to this city among the first sent to the cities west of the Rocky mountains, thanks to (he promptness and enter prise' nf Manager Matlock In booking It tn his theater almost as soon as I poHHibie uflfar it reached the Portland exchange. In thin seven reel super-production with Rupert Julian playing In the i role of the kaiser, audiences will see the private life and character of' the autocrat, with all hln mad vanltle and ambitions and cruel selfishness, mm merciiessiy nare. They will see in a terrific review. the massacre and sack of Lou vain and they will see German ruthlessness at work. In Belgium, even as It hope some day to be at work In America. They will see the decoration of the kaiser placed on Captain von Nelgle. commander of te U-boat that sunk the Lusltanla, and will.aee how the captain went mad with remorse over the crime he was ordered to commit by Kurope's "mad man with siwlth ered soul." ARCADE THEATRE SUNDAY 26th MONDAY 27th J. STUART BLACKTON, THE MASTER OF SCREENCRAFT, PRESENTS WILD r YOUTH" ,y v 'fv A ! Iff!' I ? w L ' T, , J J.STUART BLACKTONe?V,id Youth L From the Novel by Sir. Gilbert Parker. . superb cast that includes LOUISE HUFF and THEODORE ROBERTS, and a story that is internationally famous, combined to make a picture that you simply cannot afford to miss. "What happened to the Rider of this Horse." Added Attraction, FORD WEEKLY, aStirring Picture of Current Events. CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 25c I ''' I ' They will see the kaiser smashed in the jaw by the captain of his guard whom he Insulted. They will see him swagger in gor geous uniforms, and hear his boasts and threats in the historic scene with Ambassador Gerard. They will see him fall, und will see the prediction of the end of the war and the end of the kaiser axe histor ically accurate, and the words of the kaiser In the play are correct quota tions of his actual utterances. In connection with the present big drive in France, and the Liberty loan work, the picture assumes a, new In terest, and gives one an especially vivid glimpse of the actual forces against which America Is arrayed In this war for freedom from the curse of autocratic ambition. Alt Theater Sunday and Monday, Madge Kennedy in melodramatic creature role. As heroine of "The Danger Game" she haa thrilling adventures. Laughs abound, however, In newest photoplay, to be shown at the Alta theater Sunday and Monday. Bereft of her bridal veil and oranee blos soms, Madge Kennedy is seen in a series of amazing situations totally unlike any she has yet had to face in the comedy dramas which brought her Into fame and caused her to be acclaimed "The find of the season." Xo longer is she the girl who gets herself into scrapes, then depends on her eyes and her smiles to extricate her. Always Madge Kennedy's er rors on the screen have oeen social ones, calculated to shock cvircum spect dowagers and not the public In general, paragraphers, but the police. Recog nized not by frequenters of the opera, but by hardened crooks by whom she is accepted willingly because of her supposed facility in safe crack Ins. This is the new Madge Kennedy and her character of Clytlc Rogers la assured one for the erstwhile little wife to essay. I SCREEX GOSSIP. 1 The girl ushers of the downtowr', motion picture theaters present av , most pleasing appearance in their Red Cross outfits. ;V: N'at Goodwin is to make a aerleaf ' of two-reel comedies. His first is titled "Married Again." Very appro-; -. Much more serious are her troubles ! Priate for Xat. f ' in "The Danger Game" for she has j Xeal Burns, former Christie come-r become a desperate, hunted little j dian, is now soldiering at American known not to the society Lake. V, LWSTRATION FROM mmNTEP&ft QFlESLrS WEEKLY - ffleBmnsiwenHeuwEjuixiaiEar TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MAY 28-29. ADULTS 23c ' CHILDREN '10t :.i Beast of Berlin SUNDAY MONDAY THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BURGLAR. THE STAR WTIO CAP- TURED THE NATION Madge Kennedy IN "The Danger Gome" You'll Go I; " v" II ll f if i, w I 1 JVJADGE .KENNEDY XX - I An entirely different kind of story filled with action, adventure and daring, with a splendid element of comic mystery. A stoiy of melodramatic nerve, filled with laughs and pleasures. THE ALTA SCREEN TELEGRAM Filled With World Wide Events of Great Interest. VAUDEVILLE STEWART & EARL Comedy Singing, Talking, Dancing. Children 10c JANE WEST Singing Comedienne. Aduits 30c I I