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IT'S A GOLDWYN PICTURE -
GERALDINE T
FARRAR
AS CARMEN OP THE PRAIRIE - -IN
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HELLCAT v - 4&MtteaJ
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ALTA ORCHESTRA
Robt. Nagler,
: Director -.
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The Picture
that is
hooting
100 Per Ct
CAST " iu -
Sheriff Jack Webb . . .. Milton Sills
Jim Dike Tom .Santschi
Pancha's Father Win. Black
tuo when h un
v Hint mid x)iiwi
(he lreloss, ulxirmiuitH ""
who InstrtinienUi tire hlttilen In an
old mine.
Howard K. Morton wrote tl story
...i .i.rrinor Mnlllvnn the cnrlo
Mr. Hurt directed the picture and Joe
AuKiist did the photographic worn.
m...... ...a u-..ro. Hctunlly taken
o'n the borders of the Mexican renb-;
I. Wanda Hawley la Mr. Hart
leading woman.
PASTIMK SINUAY AX1 MONDAY
IIAM II OWNEIl IKillTS
TO 1MIOT1XT
IW1.K ylKi.Jrnir,-''i date.rdly ,h.t and
Oeraldlnw-Faj-rar cornea t the Aitft
theatre , tMydimlnit Sunday., In ';The
Helt Cat." aeoond In her aerlea of
Onldwyn Pictures. The" international
celebrity pronjia to acquit herwelf
n HRnlfk-ently in this produotion, every
scene or which waa made In the heart
nf the Wyoming Hookies.
In "The Hell fat." she U Pancha
O'Brien, the daughter of a sheep
raiser, and la half Spanish 'and half
Irish. She loves and hates with equal
abandon. Jim Dike, a cattleman.
covets Puncha. She will have none .it
r.hn, however, because she loves Sher
ilf Jack Webb. Dike determines thut
this shall not stand in the way of his
desires. Again and again Pancha, re.
buffo him.
After he has shot O'Brien durlns
a raid on his ranch, pike approach
lancha. The trtrl offer furious re-
Isistance, fighting DUe off until he t
finally exhausted and blood stream
from her mouth. Then; Dike bind
her to his' horse and take her to hi
lonelv ranch.
.His squaw dashes off to tell the.
sheriff of Tancha'a plight and, when
Jim Dike and I'ancha, later leave the
ranch ostensibly to go East, a poss
i surrounds the boggy. Pike lurches
forward from his seat, a dagger In his
heart. Pancha proclaim herself hi
I slayer and unworthy o the man sh
i loves. .....
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HE.RIS
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GERALDINE FARRAR'S GREATEST
TRIUMPH
A WOMAN'S LA V OF THE GREAT WEST. .
She loved, she hated, she . fought for right and
honor." ' V!S!rlLS-;fiiS
They love hard and fight hard under western
skies. . :- . . ; t .
IN ADDITION THE KINOGRAM
News of important events.
, i inn i i ni wis "gjyrii 'inrf 'JYl trCMIKMLy
Roy Stewart
Many Ktlk-d In Terrific Vlglit Whm.s
OraniPii Oit HanclinuMf IS
Water 8mlly. IS
He felt a If he were riding to hls,
own funeral but a promise whs morejz:
binding than handcuffs to Jim Hen.
. ..r nf the Flvlng B. ranch
and the best ponflghtcr In the south- j :
UHi iim had promised rho little s:
sc hool teacher r would, not flre i
less in self defense, ana new w
West she did not know what giv
th first' shot mount In IhiB coun
where dead shots were a common
"'''iim'n.Tiiim'iil the head of his
cow punchers, was riding to. open the
dam which had been closed by the,
sheep men and had cut me w aier...,.-,
ply which meant life to his counties
herd of long horns. Jim
knew the dam would he guarcled by -desperate
men with orders to shoot to
kill. They expected him for he had
priid he would open the dam at S
o'chiok that afternoon nnd there was
no fchnnce for n surprise. . J
There was the ping of a "JO-30 and
J.m llenton a big sombrero lay In the sj
dost a. n.it tittle hnlo through the
crown. It has been a cl.o call for):
the young cattle baron but the whl
of the bullet had been sweet music
from Zor,T n ". case ' f.tm I.IIMI.IIIIMII Ill 1llll..HIllHUIHn...ni1imilimUIIHnC
of kill or be killed. I . -'
tT '?"""' '"''"' iHni'"'"""'lllll,""1 ""'S
'"' II. and the hlreljigs of the sheep l-!
'i Uerests. which h. one of the thrilling , ' " S
."jfestures of the gripping Triangle , S
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AM Ail Sunday Mondavi
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t , ! CHILDREN 10c . - ADULTS 25c 9
J THOMA5 H. INCE PREJENT ' J
f9
; AUC AKE TOPAY
KENAN'S y.KN ITIC .MAIUC
Two men. identically alike as to
face and figure, but aa far apart as the
poles In character one 'square,
i hi nest and upright: the other, an arch
lhl tinrl ruiid OKent. Whose KOUl la
1 red with stains of murder and vlo.
' Imce. Their trails crosa in the gol-
j den. pine-riinmed melting pot of the
I West. Here is a brief outline of "Th
MliiniEht Stage." In which Frank
I Keenan. America's foremost charac
: ter actor does the most remarkabl
, worir of his career In the dual charac
i tt rizntion.
love. hate greed and lawless pas-
'slon furnish the cMor and thrills lot
; this engrossing Western dram, wnic
Ms an adaptation of Henry Irving "Ll(.stern urnrna. "The I-arnln' of Jlm,
; historic success, i ne i- penton " Hoy Stewart Is stnrrea .in ;
jThe screen version is more effectively pl(.UlI.e whlch will be shown at
! in itH appeal, more impressive In ""jthe r.llstime theatre Sunday and .Mon-i
dnimulic action because of It fln , '
..... i . I intiiiAartiie .
niiiurai mciiiiik i" (
period of American development Ini
which it is laid.
It was thought that Mr. Keenan had
reached the highest point in his screen
achievements when he gave to an
aunrecinte public hi Mathlaa in "THo
IlellH" pre-released at the ittaito
Theatre. New York, nnd warmly com.
mended by the press: but. In this ren.
dition of the old French story. It 1
said, he haa reached a still higher
mark.
, It is a story that never lags for 6
moment, throbbing with primitive pas
sion, tense with suspense, marked by
the finished acting of the atar and the
specialy selected cast, which Includes
Mien on Anderson. Charles Gunn,
Mauds George, Joseph J. DowlinB.
Thomas Guise, Wadsworth Harris ana
Ernest C. Warde the director who fur.
nishes an admirable bit of character
acting. It in a splendid production.
the best thu far of Pathe' .xtra
Selected Star Photoplays and will ba
shown at tha Arcade theatre today.
-IN
"The Lea of Jim Benton"
Girl "Holds Up" Wealthy Ranch Owner.
the "Cow Country."
A tale of i
IN ADDITION-A GOOD COMEDY
AI.TA TOP At
mum
TODAY
ADULTS 25c
CHILDREN 5c
JtoyStewartiin-oene frora :
Tfiauj-le Plav.'-'iThe Lean?- !
ini.of,Jm Benton.;' -
PAsarTWR snCnAY ap moxp.v;
CAPITAL FAItCK IS '
XKW SENVETT FIUI
Many
ncH-nrc of Hoarder!", Has
I'proarlous Moments.
Filled with . laughs from start to
f. . injsn. 111' Hi r u, ou.uvi . "
w. Taramount-Mack Sennctt comedy,
! which will le shown at the Alta thea
m tre today, is snid to be one of the most
'humorous: production made by the
21 Scnnett organization in many moons.
S : The principal In the cast are Ford
5 Sterling. Chester Conklln and Mary
BjThurman.
K The story deal with the troubles
K of an ambassador' secretary who Is
! giver an Important document to file
f away, hut who decide to show it to
A his wife to prove to her what an Im
3, portant fellow he Is. Hi wife keeps
5'a boarding bouse. and .among her
5 boiirders is a German who decide to
5 steal the document and send It to the
J' All Highest In, Berlin.
Jj Tills rewilve provoke many laugh.
K.for it bring about numerous queer
J ! complications. A supoaed burglar as
Zk. well as a real one takes a hand in the
5 game and a rope of pearl brings the
5 1 characters and documents into strange
and startling mixups. For Sterling
is the mysterious boarder, while Ches
ter Conklin is the secretary. The ac.
lion is fast and furiou and the come,
dy is in every way . delightful enter
tainment. ,
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ARCAPK SIWPAY ANI MOXOAY
WILIJAM 8. HARTS
XKW PIIOTOPIAV IS
Qt ITK DRAMATIC
FROM the FIRST DOSE
Hood' Sraparilla Begin It'
Rcconatruetiv Work.
F!ff, It ctentea an appetite. ' 1
Second, It il iireUon.
Third, It perfect assimilation.
Fourth, It carrieB 100 iier cent, of
the Tiourishment In the food you eat
Into the blood and the body, thereby
enriching and vitalizing your blood,
which in time renews your streng(h
and builds up again your reserve
Btrength and vitality.
Thi make Hood' Parsapar 114
one of the great remedies of the
world. From tho first dose you are
on a definite road to Improvement. It
Is of inestimable value Just now to
restore tho health and nerve force so
greatly exhausted by war excitement,
the grip and influenza epidemic and
the changing season. It Is the right
medicine for you this Spring. Oct a
""And'u'you need a mild, effective
ilhartic-, got Hood's Pills.
America's Greatest Character Actor
Frank Keenan
In a Dual Role as John Lynch, an honest Gold
Seeker and "Biege" Rivers, arch thief
and road agent
IN
THE W! ft E LESS
Deadly Work at the Wireless Station!
Now ard again in a William S. Hart picture the
; friction 2is too close even for gun-play, and it's
- ' ' then that you see this great Western actor at work
with his bare fists. .
In "The Border Wireless" he shows one way of
canning the Kafoer, or at least those who do the
Kaiser's dirty work.
A picture that will GET YOU.
ARCADE ORCHESTRA, ROY K. STANFIELD,
DIRECTOR.
"Foremost stars, superbly directed in clean motion
" pictures"
The Ilonlor Wlrelcm" Affords Popu
lar Artcrart Star splendid
lime.. ...
William S. Harf new Artcrart pic
ture. "The Horder Wireless," hlch
will be shown at the Arcade theater
Sunday and Monday, ha, been deslg-
. - .. .... . . V. .. l-nun hall nmvl.W.
& at tho nroductlon as a picture "with
a real thrill." Of course, every Hart
d ! picture has a thrill, a consistent story
9 with action in every foot, but the fact
S that this one Is concerned largely with
2 the machinations of a band of Hun
El Plotters In America, on the border
B of Mexico, give added Interest and
enable the star to depict certain
)f phase of the war at homo which are
jflnot only thin ly, but decidedly fnacln.
d i Ming.
d it give Hart a chance, to wear
& i khaki; present him firat a a bandit,
2 depict hi reform when patriotic In
Q'splratlon arouse him to the fact that
3 ' he I at heart a man of honor; shows
R , hi. effort to enter the rmy. tern.
porarily frustrated by hi record whlchi
T til Anns.1 SUt.ment of th
STAR INSUHANiK COMPANY OP AMKMI'A
Uf N.w Tork City, lo Ui Hul of N.w York, na
lh llrt iUr of D.ceflitr. 101H, mmd. ti tin
Jiuarcnc, Canimiteiuncr uf tti gut. u( Urrfuit,
pur.li.nt to Iik:
CAPITAL
Aawnl of rkptUI Um pokj p. . 400.000 00
INCOAfg
Nvt pmninm reveire durtnc
tha 7r I 3S.40i T
IrtUrct. clivlrt.tiU atMl rtnu r-
coind durtnc tho jr.r 47.t30.41
Toul incotao ( S.a5t 14
PtSt'SKK?TM
Ktt low., pold duritig tti.
twludini oiljuatinout .11x0.1!...$ 241,420.80
1'i.M.imI. paid oo capital aluck
durlit tlio yaar S0.O00.00
C'fiauilMidiiB ami aalarlea paid
dorfug tlio tear - 13B.Tae.t4
Taiet). llr.nNa and f.a paid dsr-
Inoj tho ,.ar 40.T?.1S
Aniousl of all oilier zpandituroa. .004.ftf
The Midnight
Stage"
A truly Western romance, of sunny Califor
nia in the days of the road agents and the
vigilantes.
WHO
: Robbed the Midnight Stage?
Rifled the El Monte Mail Coach?
Murdeved the driver and express man?
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twaitffl Tlaa) f 1,109. n'0.01
rh im banka and un hn4 . . l'.742.1I
frrtBtuan in coura uf coltWion
written rlnce ticpt. BUMttl . ffBT.lTM M
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TetaJ t .a77,0(I"11
Tolal IimU adnltOd In OrtoB..tl,677,t.68 J
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Cmrn rtetKi for low unpaUJ.. . . 7t.01B.09
Amount of unfarn-rd preaulunu on
alt ottUtantlinc rlcfca 64 l.HfHI.OS
Tnm tor enn.mivilM and broken lojrou 0
All Uir Itabilitlaa 87B 00
Total HabUfifai, cscltwiva wf
cairltal ittfl- t o S440.n0 .t (16(1 T4 Ot
BL'MINKHtt IS UKE4iON FOR THE TEAR
Groat prrmlautf received dwrioc
ttie year ..$ 8A.R1-V28
rriahin. r'tttmrd daring fr.. ',flo0!
Iomom aid during the year 10. Oft
I.oeea Incurred during Uie year.. ld.OHT.o2
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CLARK nelson '
Resident Agent
401 l'im Altlfr Kt.. iornT (irniid Ave.
ITtrtland, Ornpm.
ALTAIday
CHILDREN 10c
ADULTS 30.
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Enid Bennett
IN
"When Do1
We ts.tr1
A Thomas IT. Ince Picture x
Sennctt Comedy
BEWARE OF BOARDERS.
VAUDEVILLE,
. RQBBIS & FULTON
Comedy Singing and Dancing Act Entitled
"At the Town Pump"
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