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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1021
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Arcade Toda
Children, 10c
MOTION I
Adult., 35c pfTf 1RF. WFWQ!
TAllMli TODAY
A relentless combat nf mighty
two-fisted moil who recognize
neither defeat nor victory ex
cept by extermination.
A battle of brawn and emotions
thut will hold you breathless
and spellbound.
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ADAPTED PROM TH3 FAMOUS
.TORY "0 LACK PAWL," BY
BEN AM E" WILLIAM
SUPERVISED AND DIRECTED BY
RKi'lAlD BARKER
GOLD WYN. STUDIOS
PATHE NEWS
BRAY PICTOGRAPH
The lnro nf liu m has nowhorp
ttfen vo ii oiuMinr'vl mi vU'inont in tho
making of phoioplav js it has hern
in tti' proiliirtum of ''Nobody's ilri"
.iH',.;tl ;iUluHioii which will bo
M'i n .-.i tin I'aMimo theatre today
w n3i l;:!lio Khl. h the st:ir.
The Mil with Itx ever changing
mentis lut .ilwavs oxertod an Influence
over vi'iirrs a:nl p. timers and this lure
hn.i hT7i i;iutht in a on.lorfnl man
;t by tlie emu r;. It provides many
of the fiiu'st bits of sconic UuekKroinul
that have over been wen in a motion.
picture.
From the time the p'otire opens .
with a raft drifting in lowiu d (he deso-1
late shore of ltevil'a Inland mi the!
ea'.m sea that tulliw b a ytorin, until
tho final scone where Millie llhodes
and the aviator in his machine guide ,
tho novel nmoiu c.ttter to the hidden !
lair of the Muuuiiiers: the scenes
change 'with a startling suddenness
that leave ypectulnis enchanted with
tlieir beauty and variety. Much ermlit :
fhouht he given to the cameraman who
1 reserved the locality of tho scenes. '
"Nobody's Clil" Is said to offer a real
treat to those who love the sea and 11
beautiful love story, perfectly told.
AK1ADK T1Y
It' along way in quality
from ordinary tea to
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short luay in price.
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then and enjoy A.4
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"Uodlefw Men" is one of the stranR-
est and strongest pictures ever screen-if
ed. It delves deeper than words can
convey.
The expected way for a father to:
net who discovers his only daughter
after lonjr roara of absence, Is to
take her in his arms In the Joy of
that discovery. Not so ltussell Simp
son, who plays "lilaok I'awl" In the
Reginald Harker Production, 'r,od
iess Men.''
"lilack Pawl" lines his dauehter
Unth (Hclene I'hadwickK hut there
is a kmnvlede In his soul which
makes findine her a realization almost
greater than he can bear. While his
wlfnle heart cries out to her "Daush-1
tcr!" the father calls upon his Ood to J
keep him from claiming her.
In this restraining power is the life'
story of the man, which is portrayed In
all its soul-rending sorrow in this un- 1
usual story of life on the Tiigh seas, at i
the Arcade Theatre today.
PASTIME -
Children, 5c
Adults, 20c
Billy Rhodes
IN
Nobody's Girl
She was nubody'3 girl, but became somebody's
sweetheart.
Co;nedy "For Heaven' Sake"
ALT A TODAY
"Worlds Apart" is the title of T?u-
gene O'Brien's latest Selznick TMcture
which the Alta thentre will present ns
Its' pHncipal photoplay attraction for
todny.
There nre many reasons to believe I
that this prbductlon will provide
more than usually enjoyable evening's
entertainment. The first and principal I
rne is, of course, the star himself, and ;
the announcement that in one series
of scenes in this John Iynch story he I
appears at Master of the Hunt and 1
leads a field of thoroughbreds over th
famous Warrenton Course In Virginia,
should be a source of keen anticipation j
to the many admirers of Eugene 1
O'Brien.
The story of "World Apart" deals i
with the bitter disillusionment of a
young man who Is only saved from he-
coming a bitter cynic through the
chance meeting with another who hnsi
suffered more than he. They Join
! forces and the union leads to the un
tangling of a mystery and ultimately
sreat happiness.
S AMUSEMENTS j
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ALTA Today
Children, 10c
Adults, 40c
VAUDEVILLE
" ZELLNER & HALLOWAY
The Mystic Crystal
A Protean Oddity De Luxe
OTESCO
Serenading Comic Violinist
"Herberts tireater Minstrels"
What is said to be the most stupen
dous consolidation of negro minstrel !
talent ever offered the theatre going I
public Is promised at the Oregon Thea
tre Tuesday May 3, whore "Herberts
Greater Minstrels'" will hold forth.
Wiih this offering described as a
mammoth festival of incomparable pro
portions, embracing all that extra
vagance can possibly conceive, suggest
r,r imagine. A most stupendous ag
ereiration of Ethiopian eelobritio and
unsurpassed delineators of the genius
Africanus forming whut mir-'ht be
termed a real "Three King Circus of
Ministrelsy" inasmuch as it comprises
a number of novelty acts including
"The Great Adams, Bicycle Rider, Hi
Henry, Hunt, Fire Eater, and Contor
tionist, Gray and Gray, Strong Man
and Lady Iron Jaw Artists, Pewee Wil
liams. Comedy Juggler, Herberts Com
edy Four." and a host of other sur-
j prises. It is the Tenth annual tour of
this "Great Minstrel Institution" and
' is always welcomed with open heart
I by Minstrel loving public. This gigan
I tic organization Dumbers forty stars
( of the colored mirustrel firmament.
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XEV YORK. April 29. (A. P.)
The American steamthip omnors asso
ciation announced it is ready to com
ply with the wishes of the shipping
board and cut wages May first, 15 per
cent, instead of 25 as was first proposed.
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MEXICO CITY, April 29. -(A. P.)
Obregon directed that steps be taken
j for the extradition of the two Mexican
generals captured by the American au
thorities while crostdng the Rio Grande
near Laredo. Military authorities are
convinced that the capture has nipped
the revolutionary plot. The generals
are Candio Aguilar, son-in-hrw of Car
ranza, and Francisco Murguia.
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LEWIS J. SELZNICK, presents
EUGENE O'BRIEN
IN JOHN LYNCH'S
"World's Apart
Scenario by The R. Cecil Smiths
AN ALAN CROSSLAND PRODUCTION
It is sometimes but a step from Comedy to Tragedy
and behind the Gay Glitter of the Oriental Cabaret lurked
the sinister menace of the Spirit of the Poppy.
A Story of the "Upper Ten" and "Lower Five" Wuh
Eugene O'Brien at his very bast.
Mack Sennett Comedy
"SWEETHEART DAYS"
Sees Harding
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Thi picture of VTIlllam Jennings
Pryan m cnapped as he was leav
ins the White House, after ralllnp
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