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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1919)
PAGE 4 THK 11EXD M'M.KTtV, DAILY KIUTIOX, BEND, OKKGOV. HATl'KO.lY, Jl'XK Ul, HMD TONIGHT WALLACE REID in "ALIAS MIKE MORAN" 8SB5&2!!K TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PAULINE FREDERICK "PAID IN FULL" , AN ABSORBING STORY OF A WIFE'S LOYALTY TO HER DISHONEST HUSBAND THURSDAY SPECIAL p D. W. GRIFFITH'S "THE GIRL WHO STAYED AT HOME" WHAT DID SHE DO ? IN FRANCE? Can the Taiisiene, fumed for her friv olity, face her poliu when he comes back with n story of what SHE did that will bring joy to his heart? IN AMERICA? What sort of a story: will Cutie Beautiful, 'the cabaret girl, tell HIM to make him love her more than the day he left? D. W. Griffith's great story of the home-coming tells tells it all. It takes you through trenches defended by women's souls and answers the question of the mo ment. "Did they win the great fight against tempta tion while HE was gone?" .' Sunday Matinee & Evening-Monday Evening Til IPS fclsie rergu son" "THE MARRIAGE PRICE" When thi girl-was down to Her lait dim Frederick Ltwton liked her with diamundi and (tarted court.ln'p that would last at long1 as life laatcj. Two weeks later she parked her clothes and prepared to leave. Why? A tfreat drama.' Friday-Saturday-Saturday Matinee LILA LEE in "Siicli A little Pirate" MACK SEflff C?MEOy-lEILLYSH DAT n I . . . . - . , . . . . AT THE GRAND. Tonight and Sunday Matinee. Bert LyteH in "A BHnd Man's Eyes."- Eddie Polo In "A Prisoner for Life." Sunday and Monday Nights. Geraldine Farrar in "The Hell Cat." Billy ' Parsons in "Proposing Bill." - Harold Lloyd in "Gasoline Wed- ' ding." . ' Tuesday and Wednesday. Monroe Salisbury in. "Light of Victory." ' Two-reel comedy, "oapheads Sapheads." . . Thursday. Alice Brady in YRosetta." Lyons and Moran comedy., Friday and Saturady ,. Friday and Saturday and Satur- day Matinee. Xazimova in "Eye for Eye." Eddie Polo-in "The Fugitive." The reputation as a star of the highest order attaches to Geraldine Farrar, who is to be seen at the" ' Grand theater Sunday and Monday nights, when she will appear in "The Hell Cat," one of the very rapid fire tense dramas which she is so capable of handling. It will be re membered that the star has featured In such dramas as "Carmen." With this feature will be shown Billy Parsons in "Propct.'ng Bill," and Harold Lloyd in "A Gasoline Wedding." . s mm . Wi. - rat it 11 X i mmm 1, ! :it- BLANCHE SWEET Who appears In "The Unpardonable Sin" at the Grand theater June 29 and 30. Monroe Salisbury, star of "Hugan, the Mighty," "That Devil, Batiste," "The Guilt of Silence," "The Red, Red Heart," and other Bluebird plays comts to the Gnftid theater in a brand new feature production, "The I Light of Victory'. " based on the magazine story by George Hull. "Light of Victory" is a patri otic melo-drama of thex present war. but is without battle scenes. It is the story of an American naval of ficer who renounced his country and the activities of the German subma rines in the Pacific. . Salisbury is seen as Lieutenant George Benton, U. S. .N., who because of oyer fondness for the cup that cheers betrays the confidence of his country at a critical moment, is left on a desert ' Isle in disgrace and comes . to curse the United States, but who rallies in the hour of crucial need and saves a United States bat tleship from destruction at the hands of a U-boat. Salisbury has us bis lending wom an, Betty Compson, .of Lyons and Moran comedies, and rathe fume, and Is supported by a cast Including Andrew Robson, Fred Kclsey, Fred Wilson, Bob Edmonds, and Beatrice Dominguez. Alice Brady will be seen Thursday only In "Rosetta," a very pretty and well acted drama. Moran and Lyons will also be seen in one of their ripping comedies. One of the strongest bills of the week at the Grand will be Mme. Nazimova, the famous fiLpt net reus in "Eye for Eye." (Continued on Page 6.) LIBERTY THEATER. The wur has brought to light a thousand stories of penitence, of sac rifice and of pure love, born of suf fering, but none Is more beautiful than thut which David Wnrk Grlf 11th has immortalized In the "Girl (Who Stayed at Home," his latest Artcraft picture which will be shown at the Liberty Sunday matinee and evening and Monday evening. She was just a little cabaret singer, whose early training was not Juki what it should have been. But she wanted to be good and she was so in the ways she knew best of all. , And there was the boy. The spend thrift son of H n Indulgent father. luff tmmm ' -. "All i J ' . VALLACL" TU'.ID jj'Aliai. Xike Morau Who nppt'iirs In "Alius Mike Moran' at Hie Liberty tonight. AT THK L1HKKTY. Tonlulil. WiiIIiick Iti'lil In "Alius .Mike Morau." . Curtoini roinedy, "His Dnrk I'unt," One net Anlinul Eiluculiounl. Outing H.tI.k "A l'ulenlii rilKrlmuRe." Hiiiiilny Miitlnrc nml Kvenliiic Mondny Earning. I). W. i rl frit hit present "The Cilrl Who Hluyed ut lloiim." Tui-liiy mid Witliiexiliiy, Puiiliiiii Frederick In "I'nld In Full." Tluimlny tdily. EIhIh Fi-rgunen In lliii "Mar- ring" I'rlre." Ninth I'plBodo of "The Mini of Might." He knew the girl und he culled her "Cut lo Iti'iiutiriil." Cuiiik the war nml separation. The buttle that the moth ers und sinters of America liuve fought; the buttle to stay straight and cherish the memory of the boy who went ncrnss to miike Din world a fund of liberty. Willi victory cume the birth of love. Monroe. Salisbury in "The Licfht of Victory'' Appearing at the Grand Theater Next Friday, Saturday Matinee and Evening. Emma Brooks Is the wife of a spiritless mnn who Is scarcely able to keep the wolf away from the door of their little flat. Iter husband be lieves that ho has been abused and shows no inclination to play the game fair. Too luzy to open the sufe one night, ho slips a largo sum of money Into tils pocket and carries It home. lie tells his wife that his salary Friday and Hiilurduy mid Satur- "lay Matinee. I.lln l.ei. In "Such n Little Finite." . Mack Seiinett rniiii'dy, "It. 'lily's Wash )y." bus In-en ImrrciiHed, Jlmsy Is nwarn of Joe's crooki (Iiii-kii, but bcruuso of. bis love for Kninm keeps mill. Cap tuln William discover the theft, however, und goes to the Brooks' borne. He Intimate to Joe thnt lie lin discovered the theft and Joe confessi' to bis wife. She Is crushed upon discovering the baseness f her . biisbiind, but agrees .o sue William at bis home. f Emma refuse the cunl.iln' ad vance and refuses to sell herself to pay the debt. Her loyally wins the approval of the captain mid ho hand (Contlnuod on page E) A Sunday and Monday , , Geraldine Farrar "The iieii cat" Billy Parsons PropoaS Bin Harold Lloyd "Gasoline Wedding" Orand Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday Monroe Salisbury in "Light of Victory" 2 -Reel Comedy "Soapheads & Sapheads" Thurday Only Alice Brady in Rosetta Lyon and Moran Comedy Friday, Saturday, Saturday Matinee Nazimova "Eye for Eye" Eddie Polo "fugitive i
