TUB HKNI) Tlt'IXUTIN, DAILY KDITIOJV, MONO, OftKUO.V. HATl'KUAY, MAY . 1010
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This Week and Next in. Bend Movie Houses
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AT THE L1BKUTY.
TONKJIIT.
OIhIi In "Tim
Jlnpc
Donitliy
Cluwl."
Mack Humiiiit comedy, "Never
Too Old." .
Hiinilny mill Mmiiliiy.
Elsie, KtirKUHDii In 1 1 1 m I'urliiliin
Wlfu."
l'leldKniph.
llulini'H 'i'ruvid l'lcluriiM.
lleurst Nuwh.
'I'lHwilny iiml Wednesday, -
llryiuit WiiHhlmrn In' "Homo-
thing lo Do."
Klko comedy.
liitiriiutlonul News.
Thursday Hpeclul. -
DiiHtln I'liriiu in In "Captain
C'urlMoy."
Wlllliuii Duncan In '"I'll" Mini
of MlKht."
Current Event.
Tliu Nlory of lio'w u 1'iirlnliin girl
reporter, iiiiirrlnd Inlo a wealthy
IIiihIoii fumlly, Ih nuliji'cli'il lo all
HorlH of torments heciiusu tint young
1111111' futility does not approve of
her I'lirlMlati IiIiiiih Ih told In tho fas
cinating nlory, "Ills I'arliiian Wife,"
Jjiiturlnic Elsie Ferguson, at tliu
il.lborty H 11 ml ay and Monday nights.
'I'hii Hlory show how ridicule and
suspicion, both unfounded, cuu count
cIoho to ruining tint I1011111 of two
younK people. Willi HiIh film will bo
hIiowii n rietogruph. Holmes travel
pic! urn and Ucaritt News.
When a in 11 11 has a fill bunk roll
and plenty of tlmtt on Ills liaiul he
can d a great many good thing.
Ilryant Waitliliurn. In "Something to
Do," to ho at tint Liberty Tuesday
mid Wednesday, wan In till condi
tion. Mm helped a younx Klrl throuKh
li in money and Influence, restored
her family and fortune.
Dunlin Far mini will bn Keen In
'Captain Curtsey" TliurHday evening.
The story dull back to tbn California
day of tlm turtle, when tliu Ciotden
(into stnto wan under Mexican rule,
taplaln Curtsey believed In the
olden Hule, but In order to put It
over bn had to be a robber, and n
good one. . With tblH picture In to
bit shown tliu second episode of "The
Man of MIkIiI," In which u nturttliiK
perHonal combat Ih hIiowii, In which
Hcarfiiun (Iiiiim .away with the sheriff
and makes u daredevil escape.
AT THE GRAND.
J nut how a Noldler boy, an poor an
u church mouse, beat lliii lime of tt
niillloniilru unit won u heuullful
cru Klt'l t the ordinary chorus
Kill Ih lolH In 'Tulllgruw,s Olrl."
1'hlH featuru will he seen Friday,
Haturday and Saturday matinee, May
If and 10. To bo hIiowii iiIho Ih Fatly
Arbucklo In "Camping Out." Fully
tliidH that If bo Iiuh to do ull the
houHoknepltiK lie will do It away from
III own home, ho ho decide to go
cumplng ojil. 1 1 Ih career Ih lllled
with everything that Ih not charm-Ink.
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TOMOIIT.
Emmy Wehlen In "HIh Ifondod
Wire."
Kddln I'olo In "Tho Luro of tho
ClrctiH.
Hliliday MaHnee.
Dorothy I'hllllpK In "Tliu Heurt
of Humanity,"
Hominy KvciiliiK.
Dorothy 1'hllllim In "Tho Heart
of Jlumunlty."
Monday KveiiliiK
Dorothy I'hllllpH In "Tho Heu'rt
of Humanity."
Tuiwdiiy Kveiilii.
Dorothy I li i 1 1 ) In "Tho Heart
of llumiinlty."
Weilnradiiy Kvenlnx.
Tom ..Moore In "Thirty u Week."
' 'riiiirnday mid Friday,
June und Katherlno Lee In
"Hwut tho Fly."
Kulty Arbucklo In "Kutty's
Iluny Day." k
Huturtlay MatliKS-, Hatunluy
KvciiIiik and Holiday MiitlntM1,
Hert I.ytlo In "Uiw.'xpoctod
I'lnctH."
Kddln I'olo In "The Luro of the
ClrcuH." .
This and Next Week at The Liberty j
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In "I'nexpccted I'lucen" at the
Grand tbeator, Hnturduy, May 10,
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LLtlE, FERCUt'.ON .M-U P.isl&iau Vifc '
AnAi'iVkwrri'Muio
AT I.IKKItTY THK.ATKIlsrXDAV AXI MONDAY.
A Htory brim full of ood thlnK"
in "Tho Ilcurt of Ilumunlty," which
opoim tomorrow ut matlneu at tho
Grand theater' und will continue
Hunduy evening, .Monday and Tues
day RVOIllllgH.
"Tho Heart of Humanity" Is one
of the grentoDl pictured that nan
come out of the war. So many pic
tures of this kind are filmed remote i
from the acene of action, where they
they do not ahow the atmosphere
and have the local color. This Is not
the case) in "The Heart of Human
ity." From the highlands of Canada to
Flanders' flnlds the ntory takes the
observer. The introductory parts of
this picture .are beautifully filmed.
The person seeing this picture Is put
In u proper frame of mind to re
ceive the stupendous scenes that fol
low. One cannot help appreciate a
work of art when seeing this picture,
which Is the crowning effort of Allen
Holubur. It is impossible to de
scribe "The Heart of Humanity." It
Ih so full of emotion that a few words
cannot do It JiiHtlce. Dorothy Phil
Hps Ih featured In this superb pic
ture and to her Is due a great deal
of the credit for Its succchs.
The advice of the critics through
out the country Is to see "The Heart
of Humanity." It Ih a picture you
will curry with you for Home time.
Coming Inter In the w.eek are:
Wednesday, Tom Monro In "Thirty a
Week." and a Christie comedy. "In
und Out"; Thursday and Friday
Jane and Kntherliie l.ee in "Swat the
Fly," together with a Fully Arbucklo
comedy, "Futly's Utisy Day." ' Op
next Saturday liintlnee and evening
and Sunday mat lime will bo shown
Hert I,ytcl in 'Tnexiected Places,"
and Kddle I'olo In "The I, lire of tho
Circus."
WAR CURTAILED 1918
STUDEBAKER OUTPUT
SOUTH HEM). Intl., May 3.
Commercial operations of the Stude-
in
ELSIE FERGUSON
"HIS PARISIAN WIFE"
She was from Paris and her pretty dresses maddened her mother-in-law.
PICTOGRAPH
HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURES
HEARST NEWS
Sunday and Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Bryant
Washburn
in
Something
To Do
What a man does with a
big bank account and
time hanging heavily on
his shoulders.
Elko Comedy
International News
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Friday-Saturday
Saturday Matinee
Ethel
Clayton
in
Tetti-
grews Girl'
How a soldier boy. beat the
time of a handsome millionaire
and won a beautiful New York
cnorns girl not an ordinary
cburus girl.
"Fatty'' ARBUCKLE
"CAMPING OUT"
or why he left his happy home.
r t-uMnifemgaa;-ji3aB;
hal:er corporation in 19 IS were cur
tailed on account of the govern
ment's need of a lurt;e part of Its
facilities and restrictions on Iron
and stool. This permitted the cor
poration to manufacture only IS, 270
c-im und G8,S:i0 horse druwn vehicles,
about 50 per cent, of the latter type
heliiK delivered on war contracts.
However, in general, the eighth an
nual report shows an Increase in
earnings for .1 9 1 S , a strengthened
financial position and flans for Im
portant 'increases in facilities. Net
earnings amounted to 10. Simper cent,
on common, as compared to 9.11 per
cent, in 1917.
Net proftth amounted to $4,521,
997, and tho concern paid $637.
752.97 In income and excess profits
taxes. The plant and property ac
count increased to $2,440.SS9.S0
during the year, this including the
new buildings and additional machin
ery In the Detroit and South Bend
plants. Regular dividends were paid
at the rate of 7 per cent, on the pre
ferred and 4 per cent, on the com
mon and amounted to $1,967,550.
Also $1,916,644.50 was transferred
to the surplus, making this $19,
77i, 375.14 at the end of the year.
Put it In "THE BULLETIN."
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THE FILM WORLD'S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT
A first hand Story out of the war. Full of love of home .and native land, bautifully told, wonderfully pictured by
the film world s artists. A picture that has attracted millions. A story that will live. Featuring
. DOROTHY PHILLIPS
Sunday Matinee and Evening
Monday Evemhg-f uesday Evening-
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