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ACE EIGST
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, STURDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1921.
MOTION
PICTURE 'NEWS
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, MILLION A VKAItV
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kIoiir trying lo lay a f'- dollars i.
the Khelf for a rainy day. nlon;: eonuv
felloiv who umlili nly rerelv'en a sifi
of it million ilollnrs. Nn Kwrn-r hut
he tei-Terel from thc unit'lt of ihu
(urprtrr lh:in another tnterivted v.ir
offers lilm five million if ho will spend
the,uther kind se ntletunn'H donation
within a year nnd Is broke nt the end
f( that time.
Hut eheer o), ui who are Inelined
to Ret dlHOovraifcd. This didn't really
liupprn, bill It doe form one of the
nioft unique aitiinttotia of "llrew: lor":
Millions" wfiiih will 1 idu'wn at tin
Arcade Theatre next Sunday uml
Monday Willi (Fatty) Ar-
hiickle, the noted, comedian, in the
atarrtiiR role.
Hetty Hk- Clark, who mpported
Mr. Arluiekle In "The Trim-llns Sales
man," la awiin hla leading woman li.
thin picture.
ALT A SllY M MON1IAV
rniaiom s r antks
IN OVK l ll.M St kxi:
tt wna neeewary to obtain and rc
h(arao a full chi-Tti for the ataije
noene In which Alice Hrady appear
.mi Flo Muddin, a, Broadway chow girl
!n "Out of the Ohorua," her latest
Itealnrt production. The chorus was
carefully selected by Herbert Iilache,
directing the picture, who was as crit
ical In his choice of types of beautiful
yount women as the. producers of an
of the Rroadway roof attractions.
The plot demands chorus number
of particular nature and the chorus
and principals who appear In the stairc
n'eiifs were rehearsed to the music of
a large orchestra.
In two scenes Miss Rndy appears
dancing with John Hughes, of the
famous -team, Adelaide and Hurhes.
A pew dance number was created lor
Mfcw Rrady and Mr. Hughes and Is
shown In the scene when Flo has re
lumed to the atxea to earn the price of
her husband's defense In his ap
proaching trial for murder. The
wenes were filmed at a Broadway
Iheatre nd a. host of supcr-numcrar-les
were hired to represent the audi
ence. ' "Out of the Chorus" will be shown
at the Alta Theatre for two days be
ginning today.
ALTA TODAY
The truth of the oid adage. "Pleas
ure Is very seldom found where It is
Fought," is exemplified In the new
Klaine Hammerstein picture from the
Selmlck studios, which Is ntitled,
"Pleasure Seekers," and which Is to
fee the principal Item of the Alta thea
tre's proa-ram today.
The story by John Lynch demon
strates in a delightful manner that a
tiny country' villase Is very likely to be
the abiding place of more real hap
piness than the Great White Way of
New York.
Miss Hammerstein will portray the
part f a quiet winsome pirl who suc
ceeds in turning a profligate youth
from, his constant search of the plea
sure he never finds, Phe does this by
niarryimc him but It Is then that her
real problem starts, obstacles she had
not counted on are uncovered, but urii
daunted, fhe quietly eliminates them
"one by one until the road to real plea
sure and happiness is open.
Beautifully staged . with many
charmlnsr exterior scenes made at
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ALLEN-KNIGHT COMPANY
Pendleton, Oregon
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Pompton Lake in the Orange Moun
tains, this tfelznk'k photoplay is siiid to
carry on atmosphere of refinement
and optimism that is most f;icinatins.
Oeorse Archainbuud directed, and
in the supporting cast will be found
Webster Campbell, Marguerite Clay
ton, Frank Curier and James A. Furey,
t'HIM'-SK ItH'VI.ATiON DE
CREASES. WASHI.VGTt'.V. May 24. CI. 1'.)
The Chinese population of Oregon de
creased 58 per cent between 1910
and 1920, the census bureau an
nounced. Oregon now has 3090 Chi
nese residents as compared to 7363 in
1910. The Japanese population in
creased 21.4 per cent, Japanese resi
dents now number 4151 as compared
to 3418 In 1910. The white popula
tion increased 17.4 per cent.
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TONIGHT
Union Hall Payant's Orchestra
Some Dance All Welcome s
SENATE OKDFKS IXVESTK.ATIOX
tVASiriXGTOW May s. tU. I)
The senate labor committee ordered
a f ivorable report on the Johnson res- ;
I Million for an investigation of the Tug .
j river mine war. The resolution will
I now go to the contingent expenses
! committee which must authorize the!
necessary expenses of the Inquiry. '
Arcade Today
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Children, 10c
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The daughter
of an English
Lord is called
upon to re
renounce the
man she loved
f o r f a m i 1 y
pride.
OR LOVE
What was to
be her ans
wer? It meant
casting off one
or the other,
her home and
wealth, or her
sweetheart.
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An absorbing drama o f three generations
of lovers, depicting the endless struggle of
teste and ambition against the call to mate.
SAMUEL GOLDWytf
presents
ALTA Today
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Vaudeville
SA-HEPvA
Mental Marvel
BOB BROWN
The Nut.
Elaine Hammerstein
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Pleasure Seekers
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
"ASTRAY FROM STEERAGE"
HASKELL & BUTLER
Musical Moments
STEVENS & STEVENS
Co nedy Singing and Talking'
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ALICE BRADY
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A ffoiiui'-e slory full of thrills and tense moments,
charged with many a dramatic scene and situation.
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PAUL SCARDOAJ
A great, throbbing picture of a girl's life in New
York's famous artist colony.
Carmel Meyers
IN
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Bohemian Life in New York
COMEDY
"TWIN HUSBANDS"
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A baif full of thrilln nnd
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From the Novel by George Barr McCutchcnn and the Play by WincheU Smith
Directed by Joseph Henabery S enario by Walter Woods -
With a Notable Cast Including JEAN ACKER AND BETTY ROSS CLARK
Added Attraction fcr Good Measure
Buster Keaton in The High Sign .
A comic oi a wicrd secret society which will turn your grouch into a merry smile of mirth.
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