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FA01 EIGHT ''EL!-18 OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920. TWELVE PAGES ARCADE Tiiors., Fit, Saturday AIICAI ii- ronvv TtH WX 1H COMING .in. uicltaM RnrtluM. - . H ..mi i mi PKTrni' m aik ON SITE OK ).! MIVIXU TOWN -ftwl.-d. . 1 in Ml U coiuux o " this time lo ii i nil , r Wlfr-mnvtnn lnve tfc- that L.ps ftlicr of the same rlniu. It Is l..-, ri LfiV " Whl, I, l II!.,.,, W. .. -im ... a r"v vt.i i .1 1 , -- " ii , ,. , i, I, , v it it II is o 'II iWlay at the trc-ld. Th:i. for a run 1 te Alt Vhoutre Tllesiiav nn.t It n. ItUlarLtil in.isteriiv aa weil us : thrtUftiK motion nlctura that David War Griffith ct about treat ing when he produced "8arlot Days," hU new uroduoi.n which is coming to Wid- llnun,,,.- wive all '" the brirllnnt young art. tlv.per.do and a thoroughly o. .a-st Interprets the other roles, Paramount-Art cru ft plot n re. r. Is tht ttijM lent It La a n:lM-l l 11V moving Ki.'ioii MA is I'l l Venn IXTQ dki-'I' ffj J. IK ) I IIITTO HKOU.V or z day Those wk hive seen l ' neaflay. He alme.l to tell the glowing picture describe it am a "skyrocket of story of the ojd California of the .lays Rptlnn," mveerrtng without pause to a ! of ' portraying on the screen what Tibial of halr-r.iisuiff. r.n a lit: . ret Harte has K entelta ininH! t,l.i tlvw ...... I ,n ftottoo. With this end In view. Mr jit the daredevil ,.r the screen" orlwith Journeyed with his company prove, true tp his ree.r.1-and there : lo ola Toulumne. a dese. te.1 mlolnf raj, he small doubt at. to th.s then 1 twn whl,h in lts ,mlmi. ,,HV ,a ,wo " in. MOrf f0r bilU of miners huts, saloons, and fcod.enee that rtvsad the theatre when-, da.ee halls. Amid the ruins the ,m eHr Mix appears. The fascination of , i,wt prodllcer recreated the old vlll- '-.iv. umaraiH two n nKe aoi, tBe red-blooded flok who used Tsurceeded the s iarnrtr if tf ,i,r,,. .... dullinie'i ii. T: . T - -ito live there in the dav of the gold act. r. who stopv at nothing to sec ore ' ruosh fclood-stirrlna- effeeta. 1 RtMy Nc a aance.hall woman, and Isii ? o""?"1!'? CUrt of su" Alvnrer, the mild-maunered. dashing jwrlor ability. Including Fraacelti Rill- nolii at once the terror of the sheriffs wigton. -Kva owtk, Lester Omeo. and. the best friend of the poor, are VT"" - "TWIl ana jack eurtis, the eentral (:. both ..oth.-ntlo i.er. he direction is by Jacques Jaecard. s..naaes of California history, and a 7 TheMonkey Man AND TEN OTHER ACTS A At TkVan laTTTCiniTT ri A a. H I me diu aitor-uin, tor. Alia and Clay Streets. Featuring MADAM ZAMA, the Crystal Gazer. T-eft to tliown like a rat hi a Hftp ts tht peril th-ut eon fronts Antonio Mo reno. Mtat of the VttuKntph i?ttctlvt eri, "The invisible Hand at the 'IimuJt of tho twelfth episode which will be presented to the runtime Thea tre toduy. Moreno in this Kortal Is playiiifc the vole of John Sharpu, Kreat et detective in the Secret Service. CHvet) a job nt which tU othern failed, that of breaking: up an organized band of i mini, !-, in the Weft, he has all but In cornering Iron Hand, master crook of the pan-, during the twelfth episode when the fortunes sud denly turn and Iron Hand gets the up per hand. The detective, aided by the polire. has traced Iron Hand to one uf hi fastidious and innumerable dens In the outskirts of the city of Frisco. They have forced an entrance to the crooks chieftain's headquarters when he suddenly spiings a trap on t!ui ' j Rigged up with all sorts of contri vances to Print: death and defeat to i any pursuers the cabin proves a verit able death trap. Just as Moreno and the police enter! , one of the rooms with guns drawn and j advance across the floor toward a door I ,nt the other end, .an unseen hand I presses a button and the floor of the room gives way precipitating the pur j suers down into a deep dumjeon al I most filled with wafer. When the detective and the police fall through jthe floor and is brought back to Its ori i ginnl position and the victims are left struggling in th dark and the water for their Uvttft I Tt is one of the best scenes of the serial full of tense moments and thrills and should bring the patrons of the Pastime back for the other chap ters to pee how the detective escapes and obtains revenge. - PAKfc WHITE IN THE UNKNOWN Sixth Epi o!o of the Bhivk Scen t, ri Hs--SWspcri8c AW M0 MORENO IN ' THE DUNGEON OF DESPAIR Chapter 12 of the Invisible Hand. Mpry and Romance. BY DOG PAL Universal Comedy. COMING TO ARC.YDK HAUD WORK NWZIMOYA'S SECRET Though she worked unremittingly and usually under trying circumstances be pclvatloi for many years to achieve the mastery Dandelion greens can be had for the of Btage technique that Is hers. Nasi- picking out on the prairie. The trnu mova, greatest of rfriotlonal artresscn I M, Wth lhem iw tllal tHe Inerea.so the. in America, scoffs lit the idea that hettp , has had a hard time. From six to 11 . 1 i. eight years of close, Intense application to the stufly of the drama, another year's work learning the Intricacies of stage management, three years in re pertoire during one year she played 300 parts, all new to her financial reverses, and finally the unheard of achievement of learning English thor oughly in five months this the great artist does, not consider a hard time before her reward came. "I have not had a hard time,'" she said simply, "hard work yes. I was a medallist in the dramatic school, and engagements were open to me. 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Scarlet days, when love meant all the world and the game of life was the game of pluck, of nerve, of gallan try, of love. A new Griffith picture galvanizing, fascinating, so different, so distinctive that it tops all his others. As sure as you live, you must see this picture ! T DAY'S 15 VM)IT LOVE! In the starlet days when brigands roamed the olden west and hearts felt little but love or hate. Here's a new Griffith pic ture, produced with all the great director's mastery of color, adventure, plot and c h a r a c terizjition after weeks and weeks of pains taking care. Richard Rarthelmess, Clarine Seymour, George Fawcett, Ralph Graves, Carol Demster, in a dramat ic entertainment that keeps the red blood dancing. It is I). W. (Jriffith's lat ent, his newes(, his best! SCARLE A TALE OF THE OLDEN WEST j Caramountj4rtcrat Cpicture if! Th latrt and finest work of the reat director of "Broken nioaaonu," "Hearts of the World," "Xhe Iiirth of a Nation," "The Great Ixve" and other mnater put urea. . lo thta. 1" newest rhotoplajr, D. W. Griffith turns the leiw-tight of Ilia ninplral r.. THE NEWEST GRIFFITH PICTURE ZhUh t .1 , i ?Men w""'-a of hlgh-rreBure fiu-clnatlon Inmrnt and .tiopenae. lover, of love comf - tiTr - an,, neaut, of maam7fSUX 7 I
