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I'LAV Ol'' THIS IX'KOX
'The Way .or tlie Klroiuc." In- New
Metro Drniria to lio Hlumn ut
the. Alia Theatre.
"The "Way of the Htrong." a iitory
of the Brent northwest, la a play of
tremendous dramatic- value which
given Anna Q. Nllsson. beautiful slur
or the production, a dual role.
This play which will be featured
ut the Alt theatre, la a story of the
northlunds showing the forceful pas
sions which rule In the land of open
apace where love and purity hold
high value but where narrow conven
tions are never known. The two roles
in which Miss Nllsson appears, vary
widely. In the- first scene ahe enacts
the- character of an unfaithful wife,
while later ahe Is seen as the girl who
brings ultimate love and happiness to
many lives. - . . (
Miss Nllsson la surrounded by a
cast of olever players among whom
are Joe Kins;, Harry 8. Northrup,
Irene Yeager, Arthur Itedden and
Rita Harlan. The play la adapted
IXrom- the novel of the aame name by
Rldsewell Cullutn and is directed by
Edwin Carewe. .
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In the field of the silent drama the
I i name of David Wark Orifflth, pro-
& ducer of "The Birth of a Nation," "In
j I toleranoe," "Hoerts of the World,"
5 1 "The Great Love" and other notable
8 pnotcPul's which have achieved enor
Kjmous success ths world over. Is a
W ! power second to none. The unrivaled
'productions bearing;' his -name are
A household Words all over the country.
9 . Is an Authority.
S Ut. Qriffitli Is an authority on ad-
Q vanned cinema technique, and every
new production of his offers the pub
lic deliKhtful surprises In the way of
artistry an". superb finish, so that It is
not surprising that be should be today
perhaps the most accomplished pro
ducer of ttigantic cinema spectacles in
the world.
Mr. Griffith was born near Louis
ville, Ky., his father havlnn been the
late BriKadier-Qoaeral Wark Griffith
of the Confederate Army. Mr. Griffith
;was for two years an actor when the
jpasalbiities of the film industry ap
pealed to him so strongly that he asso
ciated himself with the Blograph Com
pany. His unusual creative ability
Boon attracted the attention of the stu
dio executives, and It waa not long; be
fore he wpj made a director.
Introduced CtoP-I'M
In this capacity Mr. Griffith intro
duce innovations which chanped the
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"Did any one call me while I was
out?" asked Mr. Gadnpur.
, "Tea, sir." uuswered the office boy
'A lady did."
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"She said , "la this Green Hill ten-four-scven-three?"
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standard hiakes, Edison, Victor and Columbia
machines and a new shipment just arrived.
Come see them before they are all gone. Terms
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Today
1 1 Children 10c
Adults 25c
"A Romance of
Happy Valley
S D. W. Griffith gave you "The Birth of a Nation," i
I "Intolerance", "Hearts of the World", "The Great i
; Love," .'iThe Greatest Thing in Life," now come and j
see the unexpected in "A Romance of Happy Val- j
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Phone 524
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Pendleton, Oregon
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have been enormously projected. Thing In Life," both of which have ,
Mr. Gritrith aot n branched out along had f uccessful rurs in every large city. '
higher planes, the result being "The "The Great Love" featured both
Birth of a Nation," which created the Lillian Gish and Robert Harron, who
greatest aensatlon ever evidenced iniplay the leading roles in "A Romance
whole course of the motion picture are Ameriean film production. Following ;of Happy Valley.
such as "close-ups." "cut backs" and .this triumph came "Intolerance." an-
the like. Many of the players whom other spectacle of magnitude exceed- COMJUTTKU DKBATES ISEQI 1T
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their beauty would in
dicate they ought to be.
J. L. VAUGHAN
he trained for the screen In the early jing anything the American studios had
.days are now among the most pronii- eve$ staged hitherto,
nent artists in the field of the silent ; His Arteraft Pictures
drama. Chief among these Is Maryj' IIis first two Artcraft pictures were
WASHINGTON. July 21. There
Iwas a debate in the fort-Urn relations
committee over a, letter from Wilsoiv
lo Senator Lodge, asking the commit-
I'ickford, whose Artcraft pictures "Tho Great Love" and "The Greatest i tec to alprovo hla intention, to ap
point an American nu-mber of the re- )0 defcrrcd action until tomorm.
pa rations committee to BuperviM) car- nepubuc,, vlKorously. opposed any
rjlng out of the reparaUona provlsl- action acquiesciiiB in Uio apoiXnUnent
ons of tho iaco settlement before ratification of the treaty,
the treaty is ratified. The commit-
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