PACK ft '
reallstlo section of film, and similar
chances were taken by his support.
Not ono whit behind Dunenn In roadl
ncsH to accept chances are Miss John
son and Joe Ryan.
This Week and Next in Bend Movie Houses
TIIH HKND nUM,RTI. DAILY EDITION. I1KM), ORKflO.V, HATIIWAY, APRIL 20. 1010
AT THE GKANI).
- K 1 1 1 1 I i - mill .Miiii'liiy.
(Inriilillnii Kurrur In "Tint Turn
(if I tin Wrmil."
HlllllltlS lilll l'lllrtullH III "I'OOI'
- IiiiiiicimiI." ,
Kuril Wimkly.
- Tuitmliiy mill Wriliii'xiliiy.
Moiii'iin HiillHliury In "HuK'in
Hut Mltthty."
(,'hrlBly viiiiinily, "Iliilly'M Ail-
viinturn."
- Tlmntiliiy mill Krliliiy.
CiiiihI unco TiiIiiiiiiIkh In "Tim
J Imioy iikjoii."
Huliinliiy mill Hiiturilny Miitliirit.
Kniiny Wiililmi III. "HIh IIoiiiIuiI
- Wlfu."
Twuirih itpliioilit of "Tlio l.uru of
lliu Circuit."
A (lUlllllt niillvo vllliiK't of tint
tropic will l) onu of thu original
Ncitnoii to liu hIiowii In thu Rcrtmn
CliiHHlrn, Inc., iirniliiclliin, "A Man
of Honor," with llnrulil I.orkwnoil
im tlie tttar, which will liu hIiowii ut
III ct 0 rami tlivutiir IdiiIkIiI and Hun
lay thallium.
Tim nciuin wan tukitn In Himtii
'ruz ami hIiowii t hit KruHH-tliiitclKid
'oiiit-Hliiiii'il hulH of thu iiutlvo which
nrn liulll umli-r tint lofty pulnm of
thin IhIiiiiiI or the lilun I'acinc. It In
a HC'oiut of nrrcHlliiK uouuty and i'ml
tint omuxliiK upliiiidor of o tropic
Mtorm. Whiln taking thtt hcihich In
I... .....I.... V. .. , . I i...t ii. ..ml
LIIU iUKIIIA II II I I IV.IIII1T. .111, 1 V- M " UJU
nml thomi with til in narrowly encupird
tliiulh, but Hi ftVctii obi ill ni'il re
paid for tho danKi'rH unditrxonit.
"A Man of Honor" U a ncrt'fii vcr
Klon of llxnry Kllchvll Wrlmti-r'n
popular nov.'l.
"Wull, tlinru'll Im iiiioiluT milcldit."
Ih thu I'xprc'HHlnii heard around tint
KaniliiiK tul'loH ut. Montn Carlo wliun
iiiiolhnr playor limi'M liia nil In an nl
loiuiil to "linuik" thu world-known
hunk, a HCitiiii vividly ruproducoil In
"Tim Turn of tlm WnmiI," HlurrliiK
(liiriililluii Kurrur In lnr flrat (iolil
wyn plcliirn, til Im hiicii ut thu Grand
Huudiiy mid 'Monday.'
Ilnforn tint war ilullcil thu playurit'
iivtlvltlitH In thu liny prlnclpullty on
thu Mudllitrruiiuiin Hlion-K, ruportx of
how hoiiiu Aiiiiirlciiu or Kuropmin
Iravnli'r lind Ixii'ii lort to mdf-ditHtruc-llon
dun to Iohhi'h In "htickliiK" thu
hunk ut Monlo Curio were frmiuuht.
Now mid Until, liowitvi'r, on" heard of
hoiiiu pluiiKitr li'iivInK tho Cimlno
much thu richer' for ti Ih voiiluro, hut
ll wimn't Ioiik hoforn tho "hunk"
iniido up liu Iouhch on tho roeklcHHiiCHH
of othern who followed thu , lucky
Kumlilor.
An urtlHtlc reproduction of thu
rouliittu und faro union ut tho Monte
Carlo cimlno hIiowh MIhh Karrar mid
Herbert ItiiwIltiRou, tho Blar'H lead
liiK man, tttnndliiK around tho rou
liilto whitiil whllo Im In NlaklnK hln
hint handful of francx. ThouKh ti
I but mi onlooker, her ctxprcHHlon Ih,
Ilka IiIh, that of a dimperuto Kunihlur
for whom tho turn of tint whuul
inuuiiH lift) or death. Hit lomn, und
It Ih then that liyHtundiTH hcu In him
Jiiat unothnr of tho many jtulcldea
following lonHen ut tho wheel.
"Tho Honeymoon, ' HtarrliiK Con
Htuuco Tulmuile, which will be
hIiowii nt tho Orund theater Tliurn
dny und Krliluy, Ih a dellnhtful com
edy of the type which thin cuptlvut
IiiK comedienne l mukliiK her own.
It l a merry tale of marital mUhapi
which polntH tho morul to the newly
HAROLD L0CKW00D
in"A MAN OF HONOR."
Saturday and Sunday
Evenings
Sunday tatlnte
al the Grand
Coming to the GRAND THEATRE
Sunday and Monday
Geraldine Farrar n
"The Turn of the Wheel"
"Smiling" Billy Parsons in a two reel comedy
"Poor Innocent"
Pathc Comedy and Ford Weekly
Tuesday and Wednesday
Monroe Salisbury in
. "Hugqn, the Mighty"
The conflict of a mighty. man nnd a clever woman
Christy Comedy . . . "Bettys Adventure"
Thursday and Friday
Constance Talmadge
in u 5 reel comedy
v "The Honeymoon"
Saturday and Saturday Matinee
Emmy Whelen
in
"His Bonded Wife"
12th Episode of
"The Lure of The Circus"
AT THE LIBERTY.
Hiimliiy mill Mimilny mill Huniluy
MuIIihi'.
"Thu Hllvor KIiik."
I'uramoiiiil-Ilray 1'lctoKruph.
Cartoon Comedy.
Niiwh Weekly. '
Tuittdiiy mnl Wiwlninility.
"Lufnyeltn, Wo Como."
Mr. und Mrn. Blilnny Drew In
"Oncu a Minion," '
TcUtKrum Nuw Weekly.
Tliurtulity Only.
Prank Mclntyro In "Tho Travel-
In K SaleHiiian."
Klrnt oplHodu of "The Man of
MlKht."
N'owh Weekly.
I'rlday mnl Hiitunlay mill
Hut unlay MiiIIim.
Dorothy OIhIi In "Tho Hope
ChiiHt."
Ma'ck Scnnntt comedy, "Never
Too Old."
OulliiK reel, "Out Wyoming
Way."
NewH Weekly.
wed brldenroom: Never let anything
brouk Into your honeymoon.
Dick Oreer, honeymooning at Ni
agara KuIIb with SuRun Ijine, hl
wife of a day, aroue her HUHplcIona
when Bhe dlHCOvnm him in the drenn
ing room of Malslo Mlddleton of the
Jlgflold Frolics. He haa gone there
to buy off MulHie, who has entangled
I'hlllp. Sunan'1 brother, who now
wanti to announce hln. engagement
to Marlon Starr. This escapade Is
a secret from Susan, and so she
thinks the wont of Dick, flies Into
a tantrum and finally secures a di
vorce docree.
They are reconciled, of course, for
each loves tho other devotedly; but
tho unravelling of the entanglement
furnlahes scores of luughs. The di
vorced couple Ih remarried by a mln
iHler whom Dick providentially finds.
and, amid smiles, he and Susan start
on a second edition of "Tho Honey
moon."
drunk, taken his rig and goes to the
county seat, where he pays the taxes
In field's name.
W Tho vllllan tries to blacken Dob's
character to Beth and offers her a
small check In payment for her
home, but she is prevented from ac
cepting it by Bob, who, after a
desporato buttle, throws the scoun
drel out of the place, avows his love
for Beth and Is accepted. The story
Is extremely interentlng and the sup
porting cast of high grade.
Emmy Wehlen In "His Bonded
Wife" will be at thu Grand theater
on Saturday of next week.
It tells tho story of a beautiful ami
wealthy New York girl who wishes
to be loved for herself and not for
her wealth. For this reason she
leaves homo and goea to. live In an
unpretentious way by herself. Her
many adventures both amusing and
dramatic are cleverly shown by MIhb
Wehlen and her brilliant support
ing company. How she meets and
falls In love with a young architect,
and the many complications which
arlso through her harmless decep
tion nro incidents which will be ap
preciated by everyone.
I.IIIKKTY.
William Fnveinhiim, tho celebrated
actor who Ih starred In the- new
i'uramount-Artcruft special picture,
"Tho Silver King," which will be
shown ut tho Liberty theater next
Sunday and Monday, has bad a most
notablo career as player and produc
ing manager. Mr. Fnversham is an
Englishman nnd ho gained his his
trionic experience In that country
prior to 1887. when he made his
first professional appearance in this
country In "Pen nnd Ink," nt 'the
Union Square theater. New York.
Mr. Kavcinham appeared as star
In "A Iloya'l Itlval" nt tho Criterion
theater, New York, In August, 1901,
nnd sinco that time his record has
been ono of repeated theatrical suc
cesses. Mr. KnvorHham Is an nrllst
and his popularity Is universal. In
"The Silver King" he has a role
that fits him admirably and ho plays
It most effectively. Tho picturo is
ono that will accentuate his popu
larity with motion picture audiences.
His leading woman Is Barbara
Cnstloton, and the support thro'ugh
out Is of tho highest quality.
One of tho most enjoyable com
edy dramas over produced by Para
mount Is "Tho Traveling: Sulesmnn,"
starring Frank Mclntyro, It Is n
Btory of tho ndvontures of n drum
mer, bravo, resourceful and Jolly, and
tho picturo will ho shown nt tho
liberty theater next Thursday only.
Opposlto Mr. Mclntyro Is Doris
Kenyon ns Both Elliott, a young
ticket ngont In the railroad station
whero Boh is (lumped out ono cold
and frosty Christmas morning. Her
homo Is about to bo sold for unpaid
tnxes nnd ,thls cnusos her great
anxiety, As the drummer. Bob gets
on tho good sldo of everybody und In
it poker game ho learns of the schomo
to doprlvo Beth of her old homo,
which proporty la desired by the
railroad oompnny for railroad pur
poses, Bob provides "tea" out of
a flnBk labeled whlakoy, nnd gots
one of, the lending conspirators
tew 1 '
XWwm ft
Sunday and JXConday al the Liberty
Tales of adventure,, bo they In
stage or screen form or between
book covers, remain the pet diver
sion of red-blooded America, after
all. Therefore, photoplay- fans will
take a wideawake Interest in the
booking of the latest serial, based on
the adventurous search for a hidden
treasure, by the Liberty theater,
where the first episode Is to be shown
next Thursday. -
The new serial is called "The Man
of Might," and Is In fifteen episodes.
One Is to be shown on every suc
ceeding Thursday. Reports from the
scene of the first screening of the
earlier installments, which took place
In New York City recently, aver that
it Is a regular Veplc of action," with
daring exemplified in its ultimate
form by William Duncan, the star.
Like preceding serials made by the
Vitagraph company, "The Man of
Might" is from the prolific pens of
Albert E. Smith and Cyrus T. Brady.
Supporting Duncan In "The Man of
Might" will be found an all-star cast.
Including Edltb Johnson, the Vassar
girl, who has made such a name In
pictures, and Joe Ryan, accounted
the bestest bad man that ever spoiled
a hundred feet of film by a too lib
eral emission of six-shooter smoke.
Duncan himself is directing the
serial. More than once he risked his
life In the making of a particularly
Casting a motion picturo Is the
first move that calls for certain
failure Is badly dono. And It Is a
difficult thing to get good actors to
take small parts. Dorothy Gish was
Jubilant when tho casting director at
her studio convinced George Fawcott,
the man who played the original part
of "The Great John Canton" on tho
stage, both In England and America,
that the part of Lew I'am in "Tho
Hope Chest," which will bo shown
at the Liberty theater next Friday
and Saturday, was one which needed
Just such an actor as Fawcett if It
was to tie given the artistic treat
ment It deserved.
Mr. Fawcett was for many years
a character actor on the stage, and
of late In the pictures. His agree
ment to play the part of ' the old
vaudeville performer In "The Hopo
Chest" came only after careful study
of the part, which has many possi
bilities, but Is short.
Others In the cast are Kate V.
Toncray, Bertram Grassby, Richard
Barthelmesg and Sam de Grasse.
Carol Dempster Is the Juvenile lady
opposite Miss Glsb.
Charllo Murray and Bert Roach
are proprietors of a delicatessen, a
business which might have been
hugely successful had the partners
paid more attention to It than to
other people's business. Charlie's
weakness for pretty women gets him
into trouble and then more trouble,
so that his life becomes one continu
ous whirl of catastrophles. Bert Is
a philanthropist and bis ideas keep
him from pinning his mind down to
pickles, other than those be sets
himself Into.
Marie Pretost Is pretty manicur
ist who manages to complicate the
' (Continued on Last Page.)
ST MARGUERITE CLARK
in 'LITTLE
MISS HOOVER
SUNDAY
MONDAY
WILLIAM
FAVERSHAM
IN
Silver
King"
A Paramount-Artcraft
Special
Burton Holmes' Travel
Picture, "Cane Fields of
. Calamba"
Paramount Pictographs
and Cartoon, "Further
Adventures of Hardrock
Dome"
Weekly News
TUESDAY .
WEDNESDAY
Deloris CasseneHi
and E. K. Lincoln
IN
Lafayette,
We Come
it
(PERSHING 1917)
Not a War Time Picture, but
a super patriotic motion picture
apectasle, featuring trie baffling
mystery of the "Veiled1 rVinc
ess." A. romance of France
anil America.
EXTRA SPEC IAL COMEDY
Mr. and Mrs.
SIDNEYDREW
IN
"ONCE
A MASON"
Every lodge man and hit wife should ice
this extremely funny stunt.
THURSDAY
ONLY
FRANK
McINTIRE
"The
Traveling
Salesman
99
The famous comedy of the big drummer
who woke up a sleepy town.
COMMENCING MAY 1
to be shovn every week
on Thursday only
YITAGRAPH'S New Melodramatic
SERIAL
WILLIAM DUNCAN
IX
"THE MAN
OF MIGHT"
Every Episode full of Adventure Ro-mance--ThrilliS
peed Stunts.
DON'T MISS IT !
FRIDAY and SATURDAY and SATURDAY MATINEE-May 2-3
Dorothy Gish in "The Hope Chest"
MACK SENNETT COMEDY "NEVER TOO OLD"
OUTING REEL "OUT WYOMING WAY."
NEWS WEEKLY