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HAItY EAST OTMOmAK, PENPLETOW, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 15ffi
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Vivian Martin Objects to plain Oar.
MenM In . the Photoplay
"IJttlo Comrade." y,
Oonevleve Rutherford Hale-, was
willing to da her duty for her country
when It called for food producer In
unlimited quantity, but she balked
at the overall! that all her slater
farmerettes wore. ' J '
"I can serve my country without
looking, like a devastated Belgian
landscape," said she. Whereupon
she designed her own costume foi
farming purposes, and sent it to a
fashionable modiste, who charged her
more for the making of It than she
could save her country in a year.
Needless to say, she created a sen
sation on the farm, when she appear
ed In her unique costumes. The far
mer In charge had never seen the Bus-
slan ballet, or he Would have recog
nlzed that the outfit was strictly ae
cording to ideas laid down by Kakst,
a gentleman who-prefers green, pur
Pie and red to any other colors In
the world, and -who makes costumes
and scenery to prove It.
Oenevleve Is the character played
by Vivian Martin, In her new Para
mount picture, "Little Comrade,"
which will be shown at the Alta thea
tre today. She Is at first scorned and
Jeered at by the more practical work
ers, but she shows them that she has
grit and pep, and she succeeds In mak
ing a real soldier out of a weakling,
and when her Job Is finished she is
ready to marry him.
The story was written by Juliet
Wilbur Tompkins and directed by
Cheater Wlthey. Nilcs Welch is the
leading man, and excellent players i
portray the supporting roles . i ,
ARCADE TODAY
"UNTAMED
Cliff Smith Make Wonderful Pro
duction' of Famons Magazine
Writer's Story. . .
Given a wonderful story of r the
Mexican border by the. famous Satur
day Evening Post writer, Kenneth B,
Clark, and a young, winsome beauty
in the person of Miss Ethel Flem
ming, Cliff Smith. Roy Stewart's fa
mous director, Is said to have buckled
down to the Job of producing ,Un
tamed'' on a scale of extraordinary
excellence.
'Untamed" is. to be shown at the
Arcade -theatre today. It revels- In
the colorful atmosphere of Spanish
senoritas, clicking castanets, Mexican
Hteel, deadly gun play and all the al
ure and romance of the border.
In the cast supporting Mr. Stewart
are his new leading lady Ethel Flem-
mlng, the Indian character actor.
Eagle Eye,- May QiracI, Graham Pet
tie, John Lynce and Jimmy Wen. t
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young people rind their
amusement elsewhere.
When yon can buy a
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PASTTMH TODAY
DESMOID 8TAES SXAPPY
FIST PIOIIT IV FILMING
' HIS liATEST SOKEtaTFTjAY
William Desmond shows that he Is
nifty with his digits in "Life's a Funny
PJposltloh," released 1 1 trough Ex
hibitors Mutual Distributing Corpora
tion. H Is seen in a rough and turn
bio scrap with two yeggmen In a dark
alley. Joseph Frans and John Mc
Gregor, who were the victims of
the two-fisted Desmond, presented
disfigured maps after the scene. They
also presented a protest with Director
Heffron on account ef not being lei
in on Information as to the size and
condition of Desmond's biceps, ac-
compaiiied by a pointed.': hint that
hereafter the big star "pull his Bun
ches" and restrain, his, tendency to
realism." ,. . ,. , ... -1
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An Immortalization of the Famous Achieve
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Novelty Prelude
"The Last Hour"
A Picturization of Massenet's "Elegle"
Dramatic Feature
"False Gods"
A Powerful Drama by E. Lloyd Sheldon
Comedy"
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CHEVROLET, VELIE, PEERLESS
NEW YORK. Sept. 11. A finan
cial crisis Is ahead of the country, ac
cording to leading bankers of New
York, which may be one of the most
serious situations the country has ever
faced. . .
There seems to be little doubt In
the minds of WaU street leaders, Judg
ing from views expressed to a United
Press reporter, but that the crisis will
take a decidedly political turn. Fi
nanciers expect the radical elements
among labor leaders to make a stand
for communism.
While Wall street admits that there
has been a perceptible slowing down
on the part of moneyed interests,
bankers say they are confident of the
outcome of the issue between labor
and capital.
"Capital is doing some watchful
waiting," explained one vice-president
connected with one of the largest in
stitutions of the country. "Many of
our clients are apprehensive. Some
are scared.
'Many wealthy interests no longer
care about making money. For ex
ample, this morning a client was in
here, a man who keeps a million dol
lar account with us. He had drawn
no Interest, and I asked him to wait
few minutes so that we could pay
him what was due.
He didn't want it. -What Is the
use, V he replied, 'More money Is
simply more taxes and more trouble.
Never mind the Interest,' Similar lack
of Interest In pushing developments
is noticeable among most of the big
Interests.'
The crisis will be a good tonfo for
the country In that it will be a show
down and will end agitation, say the
bankers, who feel that the decision
will be along the lines of "the democ-.
racy and freedom for which our fore
fathers fought." as one man put It.
Wall street is prepared for the cri
sis when it comes, and will be "nim
ble,-' to use the terms 0t finance, Tho
bankers say the people of the country
will be hardest hit, especially invest
ors if a drop in stocks comes. WaU
street will not be especially hard hit.
according to predictions, since it does
not hold the majority of the securities,
contrary to the popular idea, '.
The bankers point out that the pub
lic's idea of Wall street is a small
group of banks which own practically
all of the securities in the country.
According to financiers. Wall street
owns very few securities, and. is mere
ly an exchange for the savings banks
of the country. Either the savings
banks or small private Investors own
by far the larger part, of American se
curities. The Pennsylvania railroad,
with Its one hundred thosuand stock
holders and the Santa Fe with its
forty thousand owners, as well as.
many other large corporations; are
.cited as examples. .
Some men 'would rather be wrong
than right If there's more money lij'
it. -v - ' ;
Men haven't much love for men
women haven't much love for wom
en, and most men and women have
less love for each other than they have
for theselves.
A Bosh-Ranger
Joseph Cummings Chase, the por
trait painter, told at a club "the other
day the story of a Connecticut farm
er who never would admit that he did
not know all about anything that
might come up He was never sur
prised. "Wa'al," would be his Invariable
comment upon some striking incident,
personal or otherwise. "I expected it.'
Recently at a county fair he was
Invited upon the platform, and the
magician after some manipulation ex
tracted a rabbit from his flowing
beard.-.- s ,-. . 1 ......
;Ha! Ha!" laughed his. wife when
he returned to the audience, "now you
can't say you expected that."
"Wa'al no, thet is ' not exactly.
Fur two days I been feelin' somethin'
going on in them Whiskers o" mine,
but I couldn't quite make tip ' my
mind 'twas a rabbit." Philadelphia
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hour
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Today
William Desmond
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The story of a bache
lor's agonies over the
unexplained and un
2xplainable possession
of a perfectly inno
cent baby
Desmond, the inimit
able screen actor in a
ole which is distinct-
ee
1 y new, miariousiy
lappy and joyfully
refreshing.
In Addition
Keystone Comedy
"JANITOR'S
WIFE'S '
TEMPTATION"
I ALTA -TOMY
i CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 30c i
If Vivian j
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1 1 Little ; -
! Comrade5
The Play Full of Pep.
SUNSHINE COMEDY
JUST WHAT A NIGHT.
Fun and Frolic. , :
Vaudeville
JEAN PAMM
The Panorama Kid.
BROOKS & SOARES
A Chinese Novelty.
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