DAILY EAST 0REG0NIA2T, PENDLETON, OEEGON, WEDNESDAY EVESDfO. MARCH 22, 1922.
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The word theatre mean-, to moat
of u. enterr-.inment pure and simple
and the added attraction of the
words "motion picture aerial-' in con
nection with the former word -pells to
1 tli ear of the twentieth century au
dience thrills, excitement and sus
pend. "With Stanley la Africa,- the Cnl
eiui t ,, Maria at the Jit
) -Ve Theatr today assure! Its specta
tors of an this phi a liberal educa
tion lit hstoi jr. i
Xever have fiction and act been so
i lerfectly blended In a motion picture
production tin It has In this famous
. epoth. of h' ory. the them of which
fairly thr.l with romance of thei
days ef it; when Henry If. Stanley
was on his famous expedition to find '
, it, mio Livingstone, the well-known
: missionary, who, for five years wits
lost to civilisatloB In th heart' of the
; Dark Continent.
. tJeor-e Walsh, the featured player.
; Is supported by such canuMe and pop-
ular players as Louise Lorraine, who
. Plays the feminine lead; Charles Mu
, son, William Welch and Gordon Suck-
ville, ... '
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- Th. Food . Drink" fo, All Ages,
Quick Lunch at Home, OfScc,an4
( Fountains. A for HORUCICS.
Aroicl Irailationi & Substitutes
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Xhe most recent photo of Dr. Sun Yat-Seu, president of ib southern
government of China, shows him with Mrs. Bun and some of his stuff
' officers. These form only a small part of the command of the a.--ui sow
.engaged in a northern campaign.
ItlVOM TODAY
IiAt'GHS AM) lOTII()S IV .
OXK (iLOIilOlS DAY"
Hi i dramatic, not to my emotionl,
were certain ncenestnken for tho new
Paramount comedy . "One (ilorlous
Duy" which comes to the Ilivoll thea
tre today, that one day ull the mual
ilims around the ljiky studio wen
Impressed into service. While Will
Itojers and Lila Ie, the featured
players, held the center of the stase,
three fiddlers and a banjo supplied
serious music It Is typicul of the pic
ture that, while It Is a real comedy,
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TODAY
Children 5c
Adults 20c
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Walsh
With Stanley in
Africa
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Charles Hutchinson
Hurrican Hutch
there is much nei'loiis not inn and some
moments of reul puthw. '
After the scenes h i. Ven Vhot"
Will Uoer.s tuo. tin- violin linn one
of the teminlnc muskUi.ia n.m pro
ceeded to extract m ire or less melo
dious strains such tunes as "Turkey
in the Straw" being apparently his
favorites. He soon huiKthe company
beating time. When he finished pluy
InK, he turned over the violin to its
owner, with:
"Take back your fiddle, gul.'
and hastened of fto make somo
changes In ls atflre. . .
James Cruze Is director of the pic
ture which Ig nn original by Walter
Wood and A. B. Bitringer. The cast
is nn excellent one. -
Thrills Peril
Comedy TOUCHDOWN
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Hiyoli Today
Children 10c
Adults 35c.
GENSEL AT THE GIANT WURLITZER
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Followed by stonns! . . For
; Bachelor Kxra I'otts bad never
hud much fun till a dure-ilevll
spirit, hunting a body, spied him
and entered In I
Then holy outs! How the neigh-
bois pimped at whut that old
bird did!
A liive Hloiy built on a rousing
Idea 'never screened .; bufm-el
Filled' with amaxtng mvchanleul
(luirvels ami laughs to lust a
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D'itcIciI by Jaim'H
d lue. Kd'iiui'io by
Wnlter AVoikIs.
Ccmedy NOBODY'S WIFE
i : PATHE NEWS
(East Orcgot.Iun Bpecial.)
BOAKDMAN, March 21. The
school board has selected P. J. Mul
kcy, principal of the Arlington schools
during the past six .yours to succeed
M. B. Signs, who ufter" three years as
principal notified the board recently
that he was not a candidate for re
election. Other teachers engaged for
next yeur are H. H. Crawford, Kaonil
ltunncr, and Gladys Price for the high
school, and Mrs. Blanche Watkins,
CreHcentia Olntt, nnd Uiiy L. Lee for
the grades. There is one grade posi
tion nt)ll to be filled. Salaries remain
the suine as last your, excejit that the
principal will start at $21100.
Itev. L. V. Losey, who has been In
charge of the work for thv Seventh
Day Adventlsta for several months has
removed with his family to Pendle
ton. '
Several students and teachers have
been out of school on account of Ill
ness. At this writing Mrs. Watkins,
primary teucher, Is 11 lat her home
near Irrlgon, Mrs. Stewart la acting
as substitute, '
This week Friday and Saturday
nights will be shown the spectacular
film Julius Caesar In six reels, secured
through the auspices of the University
of Oregon.
The high Bchool ball team plays Ir
rlgon Friday afternoon March 24 on
the local diamond. ' A lively game is
expected. .
MANY STAKS WIMi .COMPETE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22. tU.
P.) Many athletic stars of yester
year twill compote in the field day
I events at Ewing Fii'ld hero March 25
and 26 for tho 'benefit of tho Cpui
nuinlty Service. ,
Among tho old-timers who will
again "step out' ure Wulter Christie,
Dad Woulton, Abutlle, Drum, Frank
O'Kanc, Phil Wund, Pete Gorhardt,
and others.
Another novel stunt, according to
present plujis, will be a race between
Morris Klrksey, star sprinter, and a
horse. Just what the race Is intend
ed to prove Is uncertain. Perhaps It
is Intended to hnve tho horse pace
Klrksey, or vice versa. Most contend
ers claim that Morris doesn't need ft
horse, and perhaps this Is true, be
cause the filmed Monrola young mun
who was going to muke'his llfo work
obtaining horses for such events Is
not listed among the' patrons.
In addition to thesa events, a crack
boxing program and a three ting cir
cus have been planned.
"Evangelist -Jim"
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Jim Jeff ilea, former heavyweight
champion fighter of the world, has
j turned evangelist Hera h U on
I Ml farm t Bur bank. Cal.. holdln
ion of bU oUv- tatted calf,
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