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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,"' THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1920,
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AUOA!K T01A
The picture at the Arcade Theatre,
side from telling an ntcitu.g story,
contains artistic scene tht are a rare
1'llght, It Is '"lho Right to Love,"
I reduced by wn-(rc Kilsmaurlce ami
featuring Ma Murray and David
Powell, th same talented layors who
"Wwr In "On With th Dance."
; MUu Murray la seen an Ijdy FVk
land, v ifs of the Krituh representa?te
at Constantinople. He la dissolute
jitan, who has hired a Prince Stanislaus
to compromise I-ady Falkland. Jn this
v IviM Falkland hopes to secure a
Kdilh. Colonel 1-oring, an American,
plnycd by David Powell, strikes up a
friendship with Lady Falkland and In
clash will' her husband, acd Prince
!inni?iai'. firing kills Lord Falkland.
Py u twist of fate, he Is acquitted 4n
the ul!iH?uont Hial.
Miss Mm my and Mr, Powell art
seen to excellent advantage and the
other mom her of the cast, which In
cludes Holmes K. Herbert, Alma Tell,
Mncey Harlam and Frank I.osec. give
creditable pci iimsnoes. Oiiida P.er-
g.-re adapted 'The Ittght to Love."
la a Paianmont re'.enso.
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Al.TA T01.y
1HS HONEYMOON lUSTVURKn
BY "HIS BltlDAL NIGHT"
When the automobile hich Alice
Erady was operating on location- dur
-divorce and marry his mistreys. Idy Ing a scene In her latest Select Picture,
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Hl Bridal Night," which can be seen
Thursday only at the Alta Theatre,
crashed through tlio fence of a jBa.mil-
flcent Tvrrytown estate, Is d.suubad
the honeymoon of a weullhy New
Yorker and his bride, and also ruined
several hundred feet of good film.
The scene of the accident was a pic
turesque estate on the Hudson Ulvor at
Tarrytown which lswned hy a weal
thy New York resilient, and where he
end hia bride had been spending their
honeymoon.
"Hia Bridal Night" la the story' of
twin sisters. One Is engaged to be
married and the other hopes to be. On
the night of the weddhiK of one twin,
the other Twin Impersonates her sis
ter, and she and her sister's husband
speed away on the first lap of their
bridal tour. A moment later the other
twin discovers her husband'g mistake
and gives chf.se In a machine. It was
while Miss Brady was playing the part
of the .married sister who was pursu
ing her linmarrled alster and her hus
band that the accident occurred.
The machine which was used In the
seen was a high-powered roadster of
International fame. The cameraa were
set to take In a portion of the state
highway leading pa-st the New l ork-
er'a magnificent country estate. v hen
Director Webb shouted "camera," Miss
Frady eased In the clutch and the
machine shot ahead. Just as It near
ed a curve in the road where the scene
was to end, the car gwered to the right
and crashed through the stone and ce
ment fence wnich encircles the honey
mooner's country home.
The fence at the point of collision
was demolished and the front part of
the roadster "was also wrecked. Al
though Miss Brady was not thrown
from tho seat, she was severely shak
en up, and her nerves suffered a dis
tinct shock.
A treaty of peace was Immediately
signed between the honeymooners aod
thj invading party, and reparation for
all damages was one of the fourteen
points. The thirteen other points were
not mentioned, but they arc believed to
have Included thirteen or more spokes
from the wheels which were found
scattered about the lawn of the estate.
"His Bridal Night" Is, without doubt,
one of the best pictures in which Miss
Brady has appeared. Never was she
so charming, so dashing and Irresist
ibly alluring. The direction of the pic
ture by Kenneth Webb is superb and
the photography by Jacques Monteran
and George Folsey a work of art
Miss Brady Is supported .1 splen.
did caet,1nciuding Edward Earle,. who
plays the lead and who will be remem
bered for his excellent work in the pic
turized O. Henry stories. James 1
Crane, Mrs. Stuart Bobson, Daisy Bel-
more and Daniel l'ennell also have
leading roles.
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BRUSSELS, Oct. 28. (U. P.) The
league of nations councilors have vir
tually decided on a plebiscite to deter
mine as to whether the city of Vilna,
which has been seized by Polish irreg
ulRrs. shall be Polish or Lithuanian.
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BOARDM.VN. Oct. 23. Tha Ick
building and premises on Main street
are being renovated in preparation for
the new stock of general merchandise
which will be under the management
of W. P. Tucker from The Dulles. John
Jenkins and T. El Broyies ure the lo
cal men Interested.
The family of E. T. Messenger of
White Salmon, has arrived and tahen
temporary quarters In the Paine build
ing on Main street pending the erec
tion of buildings on their recently ac
quired tract south of tovn.
The hopgrowers of the Pnurdman
district have formed a 10-day pool of
600 tons of alfalfa at J23 F. O. B.
Boardman. The secretary of the farm
bureau, M. B. tMgns, Is local shipping
manager. '
Mrs. C. P. Harter. school clerk, hat
returned from a week's visit aj Echo.
While there she disposed of 40 acres
west of town to A. Mays of Echo.
The teachers . of tho lioar.anun
schools gave an enjoyable evening
celebration of the birthday of M. B.
Signs, principal, on Monday, October
Both school trucks were out of com
mission Tuesday and the children were
gatheied up in touring cars pressed In
to service.
Two horizontal bars have boon add
ed to the playground equipment of the
school and are proving very popular.
Arthur and Albert Mefl'ord were
home on a short visit early in the
week. Arthur is In the navy and sta
tioned at Bremerton. Albert is wheat
farming near Condon.
W. A. Goodwin will represent
Boardman and the John Day Irriga
tion project at the Northern Pacific
land conference in Portland this week
; Hay baling is going forward as fast
as the limited equipment for tho worn
will permit. Of the 300 carloads In
sight only about 10 carloads are baled
and ready for immediate shipment.
Rocsevelt's birthday was given
sme prominence in the school exer
cises of October 27.
The ladies of the Aid society will
serve a cafeteria dinner from 11 to 2
In the school lunch room on election
day, Nov. 2. The voting will take place
in the office of the school.
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anted to vour needs. We handle
this kind of business.
.The Farmers and
Merchants Bank
Walla Walla, Wash.
Moved Back to
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Children, 10c
Adults, 35c
BANDIT PARTY HALTS
. I. KEATOR
'Present Incumbent
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
for office of
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
for Umatilla County, Oregon,
at General Election November 2, 1920.
yote 59 X
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For
SHERIFF
Regular Democratic
Nominee
W. R. TAYLOR
If elected will Etnve to
rive the people an economi
cal and efficient adminis
tration.
(Pali Air.)
LOS ANfl ELiES, Oct. 28. (C. P.)
Two bandits were shot and killed, a
third wounded and Motorcycle Offi
cer Alder was Injured Wednesday In
a sensational gun 'battle between offi
cers and a party of three supposed
highwaymen near, Elmonto yesterday.
Resisting arrest, the bandits opened
fire, Injuring Adler, who fell from the
running board of a deputy sheriff's
auto. Alder returned the fire, shooting
one of the trio off the running board
of the bandit machine. Officer Ham
lin pursued the remaining two bring
ing them to a stop when he shot the
driver of the car dead at the wheel,
and seriously wounded the third.
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New York, Oct. 23. Mabel Chonte.
daughter of the former American
ambassador to Great Britain. Josenh
Jl. Choale, and a leading republican
woman in ivew York, has bolted Sen.
ator Harding and has come out for
Governor fox. Miss Choatfl was one
of the two republicans seeking seats
In the republican national convention
as Hoover delegates. Now she refus
es to follow Hoover because of Hard-1
lug's leugue stand.
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MAE MURRAY
DAVID POWELL)
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They had stifled ' her right to.
love with a "marriage of conven
ience," a blighting life in an alien
land, and all that the stories tell of
a beautiful woman's lot in Turkey!
Even her child would oe taken
away tomorrow. If "'
She was an American I In Con- ,
stantinople was a real American
man who loved herl ,
Don't miss the rest! ' A picture as
rich as the East; as warm as a wom
an's heart. j.i4ijm
Photoplay by Ouida Berg-ere, from
tho plan by Pierre FrondaU) and
Claude Farrere. r i
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MRS. PEETE PROTESTS :
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IA8 AXUKI.HS. Oct. S. (V P.) volce-
I Mrs. Hit-hard pecte, former tenant In
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ithe home of Jacob IJenlon, has been
IndioUd for murder of the wealthy
nlntng man. Pjie was later arraigned
In court and pleaded not guilty In a
KcfitMi-d to Testify
U8 ANUEUiJi, Oct. Si-'MA- P.)
Mrs. Louise Vcclo was Indicted Wd
nesday, charged wllfl ths .murder ot
Jacob C. IK'nton on June . Her in
dictment followed her refusal to testify
TiT?n Mors the grand Jurors Wednewiay. .
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Children, 5c
Adults, kOc
The Land cf
The snow scenes
in this picture will
be of great interest
to the lovers of the
north. . Don't miss
this if you want a
real treat.
MARK MANN
COMEDY
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PRESENTS
ALICE BRADY
HIS BRIDAL NIGIIT
Don't miss this splendid picture in which Miss Brady
plays a dual role. '
A Rollicking, Breezy Farce
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