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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1920)
I Aot Etas? DAILY EAST ORE QO NI AN, PENDLETON OREGON, TttBSPAY EVENING, JUNE LJ920- TWELVE AOES ino Arcade, Itiuns., fii., nd Sat. AT THE THEATRES ' -- II I mas s.i I i m IV I ' I I H -r r 1 AKCAHK MACK HKVNfTTTK C;nFTF.ST khviit mk To nr snow n Arcade Ttrr Aukmum That Thoj HIVC SWHiMNl from 1 Ult'Al Arttatfl ftftie VW OnoHxly Effort Mark Bennett" nwei comedy cre ation, a five .part romdy production, "frown on the F"rm,' regarding which there ha e n no end of exception ally favorable comment fttnce Its i feyfjirt by tTnlted Artintn CN rporittlons, wJJI b the feature at the Arcade Thea tre on Thursday, Friday and Calur ilajr riving the people of thl com Immtty the opportunity of wttneminF . comedy production that i making fflm htnMry. The release of "Dawn on tlie kfcrm" thryuKh I'nited Artiste Corporation S not to be wondered at, for the pro duction ia of such mfi&iiitudt that it fttn in admirably with the type of plo turen In which the "HI: Four" has been ltpeciitlifttrur. It has been known for pome time that I'nited Artists woul.i not confine ltalf only to the dflttrthution of the production of Mary Pick ford, Charlie Chaplin, Douglaa Fairbanks and D- W. Grtfith exclu sively, but would distribute trie occa sional biff productions that csrnie to the open market for specialisation in dis tribution. Thin in an indication that that "Biff Four will have a release list ! Wide variety in addition to the big jljjrpductiona of its Tout1 princlpala. Critics everywhere throughout the country have praised thus production "to the skies," placing It in a class ail It own, as a production thai reaches the greatest heights that have ever been reached by o producer of com- S spectacles. Every resource of the rraous Hack Scnnett studios in Cai nia are involved in the results of this production; every means that was I ever contrived In a studio to bring1 .merriment to motion ricturc lovers has J boen brought Into play and .every incl- j ent that is brought aboit by the story : M biph In laid on a real honest-to-good- i nest: farm In the Inimitable manner in j mhich none other but a Sennet could '. hrine forth reoults that are thrill ing, comic hilarious, farcical and fur iously fun ay. f Astonishing in the extreme la the wonderful manner In which Mr. Sen nett succeeded In training the birds and beasts of the farm to act the leading roles In this production. A I dog. a cat. a cow. a flock of turkeys i ducks, Reese, and chickens, all lead i themselves to parts in the production ' in a way that has never before been Accomplished. The work of these habitues of the farm Is of such a ! cnure that every audience becomes amaxed at the manner in which they perform. "Down on the Farm" Is an excep tional feature and has been a sensa tion In every community in which it has appeared. It is not a matter of wonderment why I'nited Artists de cided to release it. since it surely is in excellent keeping with the best that is being produced for the lovers of amusement. PASTIME TODAY OVER-ACIDITY f the ttoiith hm upset many m night'srest II your nt-imich is acid disturbed, dissolve fma 01 three I At New SOle of Train Ilold-l'p Invented (or Movie? It has been said that about every style of holding up a train has been used in actual carrying out of such an i act or on the motion picture screen. Ttie Vitigraph serial, "The Invisible Hand," during the fifteenth episode, j which will be shown at the Pastime ! Theatre today shows a brand new, ! unique and thrilling train hold-up but not a safe one to pattern after. This serial, which finishes up with tha rhawter. shows the Crime Trust, ; Who the Secret Service are trying to i it u active in tneir oaring - - -.- nmntir plundering. One of the last jobs they attempt, before their capture comes, is the robbery of an BDIWM thinmpnt nf tn 1 il I") n n nf thn a aes himself under the car, containing the express shipment, as the train leaves the station. While it is blowing along at a mile a minute, the bandit chops a hole through the floor of the express car and before the startled and surprised messengers and guards in charge of the gold shipment reallre what is happening they are covered by his pistol. The staging of this scene meant the taking of con- I Children 10c Adults 30c J lmg I TOM MIX in WmSX M M Wj JMkS 7 nV1W7 I A story of the West, W A love tale of the des- I w E im m MJf. I ft I where the strong win ert country A Rnuah Ridinn Mm Big V Comedy 'eai i, u i nii irvi'i' w tin l,- j v .-i if i.'t i -if bji m JCiiilXlj -lAV7i X VjrV TIIjXV X it 111! J KJCj XV.JV In "THROBS and THRILLS" nam .. AI-T.V TOUAY j stagea into the thrilling ending of his i There's Man a "Kick' Where You Least Expect It! Look at this picture and ponder. Father thought there was no more "pep" in the old nag, but his wayward daughter discovered that there was wallop left in each old hoof and she used the one horse poorer battering ram in self defence. Think farm life is dead from the neck up No "kicks" left in it? Oh! what a lot youVe,g to learn! See the simple life exposed get next to Nature watch the All Star Comedy Cast teat 'tike veil of secrecy from the romance of rural righteovmess in MACK SENNETT5 Bift New FIVE-REEL Comedy Sensation DOWN ON THE FARM" siderable risk on the part of the actor in the role of the hold-up man and it is worth seeing. WIXtUAM I'ARXOI IS A Probably there is nothing quite so unsatisfactory as the good judgment a man might have used but didn't. new photoplay, "Wolves of the Night," a fight into which Farnum throws . , himself with the agility of an athlete and the skill of a champion. As the William Fkrnum puts one of the desperate mun. resolved to win back most dramatic and intense fights ever wife, child and fortune, from devilish schemers, he locks himself in an offlt.'-', toplaj the N uttaeka three who attempt t" coerce, him with a pistol, and there. In as stir ring an encounter as has ever been plc turund, baffles them. This flht, which, which is Just une of the many intense scenes in that compelling pho- i love und fjjiaacef '"Wolves f it," a Wliiian, Fox production, showing si tha Alia Theatre todayls one more ueinorjIfetrutUui of the sur prises Knruuen has up big sleeve. IM.JII id siimctl mcs they SMASHING A T A Ti CHILDREN 10c 4-' -a. JL JKXy ALULTS 35c THRILLING WILLIAM FARNUM in See! Big Bill Farnum the man with red blood courage and two hard fists. See! How he deals with his foes. s See! the terrific battle in locked room, one man against three. A drama of romance in the copper country of the great Northwest. The man who came back from the grave. WOLVES OF THE NIGHT ROMANCE IN THE GREAT NORTHWEST AND CONSPIRACY IN THE GREAT CITY. THE VICTIM OF PLOTTERS "COMES BACK" AFTER YEARS OF SUPPOSED DEATH AND SQUARES ACCOUNTS WITH HIS FOES. Ha 11 room Boys Comedy wO TELL US OUIJA" Some Comedy Alta Orchestra in SPECIAL SELECTIONS Prof. Paul Eckhardt, Director.
