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piss Eiairr BCT--inrlMii,i,;,l.llfcil,M.,,. DAILY EAST OB.EGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. TEN PAGES I AT ThT TliEATRES cWe, at th. SeiU studios decl7e laVal, for one of them steals M 111 1 1 III 1 II 1 1 1 111 1 1 II I II 1 1 1 lit I 111 1 1 Itll tl i 1 1 II 1 1 HI I HI 1 1 t 1 1 1 II I III I II 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIHIIJIlllmi.llllllH remnrkah. fet. For a la rye part of (abroad the craft and when out of the ,-,- i iPTIlT DRRN Kr ' ' ' S. C W ' - IS jnuu. .UJl Ufa - AT TIIK A.HCAI0 ilwin in f;oh of lh fcftenn eplnodftftt, Vhrt 1v1y wwtifii umM to folly land th: fact made possible Mr. Sottz'a And hrna too late that mpn b-) miuihuhI attainment. The- part called tray- j for- the most exacting delineation of Wht joy can nftolh hef" melancholy, (emotional facial expression which was What hope tan , wiie her tears shown for .the grwiicr part in close-up uway? VUUXTUit ttlJ(XA!J0S A4'TMt J ut to jnrove i iial he t-;m ii ft m-oll aft 1e!l othivrs hvf ivvrc tdte, head of ;oti"K' l- Sm'k J'to iluction. Inc. y and director of tji I 'at he nerlah "The Black Secret,1' r tarring1 Pearl White, sieppr-d into the tiring hn thft orbcrdy and assumed the role of the princUkui heavy in th.? lventh fpiode "Whhh will Le seen at lh Paatiino theatre to1uy. "Th IWk-X ,H-ere" haii the unique distinction of having a different vil li ml so mi -close-ups, as well as some try fjuoly -timed art ion -a combina tion 4h;t only a eaom-d actor ordin j.rsiy would attemp'- ' " Mr. sfcrtt i mve of the tew Id di rWtorN who has jievtf h d ttcreen nctittK experience. He jumped from scenario writing oiivvuiyir, and, al t bought he has always been able to Lot the b-st ptisUdo work .out f his idxyer-s he ne i r he Torn attempted a role himself, tie km-w exactly what he w tit id. however, it ml wit hout i.ii.ktMip. he. $itoo-i into, the scene and went throuuh with lmt his awo the action, he worked alone on the set, th hmdnesn being; f the tenxe J.ri plnar sort that would iuU-uijaIv im.&x pected of a man who h;m hmt commit ted a murder and Who is.siillin the apartment with iais viotUu. momentar ily ex peeling- discovery. r c ,. v BFAVTII I K VAt MT WAS SI XK V TIIK WARlNt THR lASi A KM Or MANNJSTKU Let. no on imafflne that good mo tion pictures $a.n be made without spending- fortunes tn money. In "The Long- Arm of viau)iste-," whh h I to play a special engagement at the Arcade Theatre n hundred f"ot yaclit was sent to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean in the never ending yuewt for screen realism. The story of the picture doa!n with the exploits of a fabulously rich mod ern Muiite .Crist o, who has been wronged by a )argt number of his for mor awvclatet?. 4re by me he driv.ea them to rubt, and with his work a,l rast done he embarks on hx-s yitchi for a cruuse. Hui las enemieii are not Today xiKht of lund Rcutttps ih yacht. This turntsheK oiv of the big moments or the stury. TKe oulruit guilty of the apt ppiis his in the MwkitiK vssl nftep g oo,.tho .list to tie drstmyoH Bewns wlrtilHHs tor helu. oni .tuKfs hl pint In life bunt. ,- - s It w the orljeimil Intention to it on u. ahosl where i euuld lie essilyj snlvHied unA rulHeil to the surface, S tiuta sironu cnnrool aurUd W out ui-s deep-water and down it went in lesiais than, five minutes In the floor of tlie5 ee, a tout! loss. ' 1 2 .The WW cost snmll rortune, ut ! Ihe liroilui-ers of "The tJns Arm of s MnnhiHier" wasted no time In vnln re- j sj Kief. They -believe ttiat the aiejiea ale worth what they cost, for the picture has alreadv earned enounh to buy a j 'fleet of yaehta. - ! , A HtrouK oust supports Mr. WnltluiJi !s laioonit his fellow pltiyern .heinu 'of the most beautiful women in the jS ' phlurnM. Hvlen C.hadwh'lt plays, ,S ! modern fleopatrii with the mihtlltty S iuud. charm of a (treat artiste, while s i Oliver Ann Alforn essays an emotional lolo with great) power. 1 Pastime adults "(ic i ooayj i ' uijjmn mnrn m"rinn in- .-. 5 - s 'Adults 35c TOOTH FOR TOOTH Children 10c ' . "" '?h t FOR r I . vWa EYE v f V. v tl THE LOIS Ml -OF " - ---'."4:':I - - - v WEM1ES- ,. " ' J LET THEM -f BEWARE Vf. f " - -- ""1l - - A storv of a man whom h e w o r 1 d sought to destroy. First published in the Saturday Evening Post. "1 he Way of l TraiiSKre-iMr is llaril." FREE! TO EVERY LADY' PATRON, A COPY OF POPULAR MUSIC. H.VI!I H;HTIi IN i "iij.si:itT (;ii,ii" .lov i tW I1- K. M i 5 Ei K. l.liu-oln, oi-.iir. farmer, iorta-s man and limeder of Woodiil iWs, was.g ahsolutely happy in his role of Diek (Utle in "IN'Rert uoiu, me i-nj.i U Hiinipton-KltinRe b'. Warner puho t. play frtuji Zane t:rey's popular novel owning to the Alta Theatre today. Tite reason wa.s Uecauee lie wanted to play a Western part. "I wanted an outdoor role where 1 could j-Ule and fight." confessed the virile young actor. "The first pictures I ever made iwire" pictures in which I did a lot of riding and little else. 1 couldn't ride very well in those days, hut Chicle Morrison, who does some riding in "Desert Gold,' was a crack stunt rider and anything he did I tried I didn't do them very well, hut at least I didn't break my neck. ."And I like a good fight. After a lot of dress suit dramas, the role of pick ale, where I wore all the trap- plnSs of a cowboy, did some iourh i.ittf r.n)le,i a iron and used by fists was a welcome relief." Mr. Lincoln believes that stories of the type of Zane Greys "Desert Gold" have such a wide appeal because they depict something outside of ourselves. Everyone loves adventure, he believes, but few get it. and therefore romantic, stories of adenture fire the imagina tion of all of us. . "Desert Sold," distributed by W. W. Ho.ikinson' through Pathe Exchange Inc.. tiresents Ii K. Lincoln heading a cast including such well-known play ers as Margery Wilson, Kileen Percy. Russell Simpson, Ed-ward Coxen, Wal ter LonK, W. Lawson Butt, Frank Lanning and many others. GEORCF. F1EI4 A VII JaU Mil S George field, who plays the part of Egbert, the half breed, in tne new Universal serial, "The Moon Riders, which comes to the Pastime Theatre tndav. tells a funny one of Harry Carey, the Universal star. Carey had occasion one afternoon m telephone to Sussue HayaKawa, mo husband of Tsuru , Aokl, Universal Japanese actress vas detained at the studio for a short time. "Hello," said Hayakawa ovew the wire, .''who is calling." . "Harry Carey," ' V - 1 ' . ' DARINO BUCK RAVELLE, King of the Cpwpunchers, - went alone into the secret cave 1 of the dread Moonriders. Learn 1 the cruel fate they planned for 'the cowboy king when they 'caught him in the cave! See ' every ecstatic episode of thia , gigantic outdoor serial I Noth ing like it ever made! Playing - today. 1 PEARL WHITE in the lltli Ej fcode of the IHiACK SECItE i 1 ,.' "THE DEATH sTUUjU ;;: I l4inhowConiedy-"A RESTAURANT RIOT" ; : 1 ITuHiiuiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHUiiiiiiuiiiiiim'u"""""""""""" iio''itiniMiiioit"iiitHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiHHiiiinini7i yelled the excited again came th '"Who's killed? jap. "Harry Carey," reply. Then came an outburst of Jap anese words which the westerner could not grasp. "Who do you say was kill ed ?" Hayakawa Jialn asked. "Your wife " ' ' "My wife is killed, no, you are fool ing." Then lie hung up. Upon investigation the next day. Carey learned from Miss Aoki that his name resembled, somewhat, the "harl kari" of the Japanese language, which is the name for the official method of committing suicide in Japan. AMERICAN MAIDENS ARE AHEAD OF GREEK GIRLS lieauty of all the women in" theirwess niipolntnwmta: Norman )1. Da- Ttlftre are, 111 ovum- , vtn ui iuw I om, iu ueuoiier pcremry .......t.4 1,., mlH munv beautiful womeu in Greepe. but I of state. there Is something anoui me iyp the American woman which la most appealing. . , t . ....- i , - Greek classic with all the ajtistic splendor of the pant is certainly in terpreted in the exhibition. There Is a large cast of Venus de Milo, sur rounded by casts of pottery and re roductions of classical sculpture Mrs. Oeiwyteve Held of Cal ifornia, to be receiver of public mon- ; eys at San Fra iu'Ihcai. ' ....... f i ... ,. ., TKVIV HITS "AITO "' fly United Press.) IMCH.MONI), Hid., June 15. Two young girls and two men wete Instant Iv killed near hare- lasts niKjtt when a which tells of civilizations reaching as ; passenger fraln struck the automate! far back as Crete 2400 H C. The 1 ,n wnC. they were riding. PHILADKLPHIA, June 15. For beauty, spice) pep and a few more things, the girls of Greece had noth ing on these "pulchritudinous peach es" in America, so sailh George Housr ues envoy extraordinary and minister I plenipotentiary In the United Stales, who Is La the city alteiKjing inu vi:viv government exlnbition at the com mercial "museum hero. i. ..,.3",e..",;,"rd i ....my -f....w,nRi Cireece of the present, however, is al so prominently displayed, with a splendid scries of photograph's taken by Frederic Holssonniis. The photo graphs were taken efWing pilgrimages over the Greece mainland and through the Island of the Aegean. Many of these photographs are of the moun tain, the rocky seacoast, showing glimpses of ancient temples and mon asteries, with the charming nature ef the Land Itself. Indeed, every phase of Greek life, from its very beginning tx. the present, is represented or In some manlier, interpreted JlOltK 11K.CIWS APPOINTMKVTS. lv United Press.) i WASHINGTON. June 15. Presi-i IT'S UNWISE! to put off to-dsy' dnty until to morrow. If your atomacB i acid-distutbed taka '- " the new tui t dfjpmMort eowfort focfay. A pleasant relief from the discomfort of sad-dyspepeuv MAM! BT SCOTT A BOWNfi , ptAKHKS if bWftTS KMUUiiON CHILDREN 10c ADULTS .ISc FTTH I - . .. . , ., . - ' t ..".- I - . 'A . .. . ' " t f v v 1 r. ' I li'i'iiiiimnifc'iitilii""lMili "8- MWaAWHaSassWaaV A. an DASHING DOUBLE ROMANCE OF THE GRE AT OUTDOORS 4 THE STOHY OF A RANGER WHO RODE INTO HELL FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRL B)?? THE WEARY, WINDING TRAIL THAT LED B RAVE HEARTS TOtOVEJjAND E. K. LINCOLN AND ALL STAR CAST Do you remember beautiful Nell Belding And Mercedes Castaneda, Fighting Dick Gale, who went into Hell for a woman? ' Do you remember Diablo, the treacher ous while horse and the race with Blanco Sol? Do you remember the battle in the Craler and the wonderful Yaqui who ever remembered a white man's kindness? Of course you do! , ., . - - FjtM.-.,lwmM-,,a-AifiiilHfc tHmMtit naM.TrttW.atilia'llti'aaV a-ftt ill I t Mil 'ft! MlllW I II iiT' I fWatfTaafa COMEDY THE HALL ROOM BOYS IN "ALMOST TIERQlni iwyi&if . ; - rr-sW - f ishu iinnii y 3 ... .:. I I . . . I. I t
