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East Orcgonian Round-Up Souvenir Edition Pendleton, Oregon, Thursday, September 21, 1922.
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NOW PLAYING
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Th hunter becomes the hunted.
an officer of the Royal Mounted
fleeing, fighting for his life
Guided to a secret valley in die
frozen North l;v a hot-Mnod'"l
French Canadian beauty, with a se
cret of her own
That's Ihe start of (his greatest of
Curwood dramas. Poitiaved by
a cr.st of stars. Directed by the
man wlio made "lliiinoresiiue."
FROM THE SMAStiiNG POPULAR ST3RY EY JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
Directed by Frank Borzage Scenario by John Lynch
A THRILLING PICTURE
"The Valley of Silent Men"
Has Pictorial Beauties.
A picture which combnos magnifi
cent srenir beauty with a thrllllm?
story is "The Valley of Silent .Men,"
adapted from James Oliver Cut-wood's
fttmotiH novel of the siume name its
si. Cosmopolitan production, and re
leased by Paramount.
Those familiar with the novel, which
ran serially in flood Housekeeping
-Magazine in lHHO, will recall that it is
a. story of the Royal North West
.Mounted Police, with the Kocky -Mountains
for a background. It is a pic
ture of tremendous power, baring as
il does the souls of five men and a
woman w ho are Isolated In a little
narrow valley.
For the purpose of Imparting this
realism to the screen, the entire com
pany went to I'anff, in the Canadian
Itoekies, and there purctlcally every
loot of the action was enacted and
photographed. The result, apart from
tile dramatic value of the production,
is a picture of unmirpusscd scenic
beauty.
Frank liorzage, and which features
Prank Ilorzzage, and which features
Alma Uubons at the head of a power
ful cast, is coming to the P.lvoll the
ater during Kound-I'p. It Is well
worth seeing.
DOWNFALL OF ROME
FINELY PICTURED
Cecil II. DeMllle Presents in.toric
Scene in MiiiisKiiiKliler."
There were no photographers to re
con! he dress an 1 customs of the day
when the harunKans overthrew un
oUnt Home . Nevertheless, Cecil B.
He.Mille has produced an historically
fa ic li fill reproduction of this for hi:
l;iist. Paramount picture, "Man
s!a lighter."
The ep'a.oi'.o ju question is a lrslo-'
rlci.l cutback. which vividly depicts
the descent of the. barbarian hordes
upon Itcimc Weeks of research work
on llie part ef the dii tor, scenarist,
and art director, proceeded the film
ing if the scenfs.
I eatriee .Toy, who is one of the r'n
rlpnls i f Ihe modern portion of the
s'niy, is the hos'cs at a lavishly
b autifnl lt"inan bacchanal which Is
inierrni led by The mas Mcighan In the
rob' ef the leader of ihe (lolhs. I.n's
Wilson, John Millein and Casren For
fo'l a'.'.' the olhi'r members of tlu- 110
lal'le east ho appear in this se-
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utrik'ns'y roalKlio gladiator'al
coMil at is one of Ihe many interesting
f atures if th" b: hulrilian enter
tainment. Although Ibis episode rc
iiniied more than a week to fi'm and
I ept nearly a thousand people eni
I'lnved, it w'll occupy the screen for
only a few minutes. It is used to point
;i eoi'-erful lesion and servos to draw
an interesting comparison between an
cient 11. mie and modern America.
A Story of the Mad Age Wit h
THOMAS MEIGHAN LEATRICE JOY
LOIS WILSON
JESSE L. LASKY
Presents
Cecil B. DeMille's
PRODUCTION
Manslaughter
By far the greatest picture
De IvIiUe ever made. With
Tom Mcighan heading the most
distingiuuhed all-star cast since
"Anatol." A startling portray
al of the 1 iotous life led by
modern madcap youth. Gor
geous gowns, dazzling set
tings, beautiful women.
FIVCII PENDI ETON
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With Theodore Roberts
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