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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY EVENmq JUNE 1 020.
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I mh. u-hirh Is Hist ono of the
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Style of Train Ilold-Vp
Intnitod for Mo ion
It bn said that nbout every
MyJ of holding P a train ha b n
Vd In actual c.irrylnR out of such an
Ct or on the motion picture sere
Th VSMffraph bpHbI. "The !nv sihh
Hand," during the fifteenth episode.
Which Will be shown at the Pastime
Theatre today ahow a nrand ne',
Unique end thrilling- train hold-up nut
not a mmtv one to pattern after,
Thin eerlal. which finishes up with
tM rhmptr. nhows the Crime Trust,
ftrbo the Secret Service are trying v
U hi ill active in their daring
hd eywtematlc plundering. One of
the last jobs they attempt, before their
capture comes. is the robbery of an
exprtaa shipment of gold. One of the
bandit hides himself under the ear.
Containing the epree shipment, as
the train leave the station. While it
Is blow his along- at a mile a minute,
the bandit chops a hole through the
floor of the express car and before the
atari led and surprised messengers and
guards in charge of the gold shipment
realise what is happening they are
covered by hi pistol. The staging- of
this scene meant the taking of con
siderable risk on the part of the actor
in th role of the hold-up man and it
L Worth seeing.
many j
intense scenes in that compelling pho
toplay of love and flnanccT ''Wolves of
the Nik hi," WilHaJej iTox production,
homing at the Atta ThOHtre today, is'
one More tlnuonst ration of the sur
prises Farmiin has up his sleeve.
ai;cii: tomorrow.
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AVT.K TODAY
WTUJAM FAR N I'M
IS A
MAN'S MAN
TV ill lam Far n una puts one of the
most dramatic are) intense fights ever
taxed Into the thrilling ending of his
now photoplay, "Wolves of the Night,"
a fight into which Famum throws
htma3f wlth the agility of an athlete
and the skill of a champion. As the
desperate man, resolved to win back
wife, child and fortune, from devilish
schemers, he loqfcs himself in an office,
attacks three Who attempt to coerce
him with a- Pistol, and thre. iu as s;i
ring an encounter as has? ever been pic
turtaed, baffle them. Thte fight.
:im"tt' CWHtlim in Fullest Reveal- j
mesa Kxomplifi d in lmvn on the
IVrm" to he shown at Arcade The
nar. "Down on the K.irrn." United Ar-j
i tists' latest release opens when the
; champion rooster of the ranch putsi
:the sun to work early in the morning!
i of w hat proves t he the busiest little1
day ever experienced on any farm, j
(From ih.it moment uutil the close of
'this Mack Sennett five-reel comedy
.sensation that will be shown tomorrow
! at the Arcade theater, every resource
J of the enormous Sennett studios in the
j suburbs of Los Angeles is involved
iwrith results, thrilling:, comic, hilari
I oua, farcical and furiously funny.
'Thrills are divided by laughter; eus
1 pense Is relaxed in grins, and dramatic
i action of grave significance is inter
rupted hy comedy episodes such as
j only Mack Sennett can devise,
j Louise Kazenda in the role of the
j country girl of beauty and "awkward
'grace," is in the best characterization
I she has ever offered to motion picture
! lovers. There is felt the authentic ai-
i peal of the legitimate actress in her
performance and there is soon the
gfrotesque comedienne whose celebrity
is now firmly established. Marie Pre
vost, graceful and beautiful comedi
enne of the Sennett forces plays the
role of a badgered but faithful wife of
a poor villager, the victim o the town's
Shylock and a bill or back rent. The
villain in tho case, a sort of cross be-
tween a Turkish Don Juan and a
I "'loan shark" is played with rare
power and comic results of serious
ness by James Finlayson. Little John
Henry. Jr., the star baby of filmland,
is seen in episodes ranging from cute
to tragic and his faithful and gallant
friend. Teddy, the Sennett Dog Star
nd thrill. Likewise IVpper. the F
line actress of many moods, is seen to
moments of climax authority while (he j
entire meaagerieof feathered ami four
footed 'ensemble actors" are involved
In the spectacular events of this rustic
masterpiece.
"Down on the Farm" is an unusual
comedy of that type of quality that
Is derived from its untune blending of
many elements, comedy, travesty; sa
tiro and straight drama: character
delineation and grutcsqucries, humor
and pathos, merry and grave moods.
It is a surface attack on the emotions
and will not fail to set motion picture
fans in a whirl of shifting sensations.
It is Wark Bennett's genius in fullest
revealment.
Pastime
Children 5c
Today
PEARL WHITE
Adults 20c
THE BLACK SECRET
WHRI 1 .1 s S I SI' K N s I :
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ANTONIO MORENO
l THE I .ANT HAITI :it
The Invisible Hand
CLOSING THE NET
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I ARCADE Today
Alta Theatric
TODAY
Children 10V Adults
SM SHING!
William Farnum
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i Children 10c
Adults 30c
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A Rough Ridms
Romance
Wolves of the
Night
Romance in the great Northwest and con
spiracy in the great city. The victim of
, a I I 11 e
plotters comes pa cm. aner yrm w sup
posed dcatli and stp tares accounts wnn
his foes.
Hallroom Boys Comedy
"O TELL US OUIJA" .
Some Comedy
Alta Orchestra in
SPECIAL SELECTIONS
Prof. Paul Eckhardt, Director.
ARCADE
THREE DAYS
THEATRE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHILEREN 10c . . . ADULTS 35c
I Down
Get Those Old Thrills Again
Mack Sennett s
Big New Five Part Comedy J
on
the Farm f
9
Oh Boy! Oh Man! Oh Lady! Lady!
ONE GLIMPSE OF THE SIMPLE LIFE AND YOU'LL SUB-LET YOUR HOME,
TRADE IN YOUR CAR FOR A THRESHING MACHINE AND GET YOURSELF A
FARM.
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THE SIMPLE LIFE WITH ALL ITS COM
PLICATIONS. A RIOT OF RURAL RO
MANCE. A THREE MONTHS VACA
TION IN AN HOUR OF FAST AND
FURIOUS FUN AND THRILLS.
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