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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1919)
V. TUB MCKD ItUMiKTIW, DAILY KDITION, I1K.VD, OHECIO.V, 8ATUIUMY, JUNE 91, 1010 In Bend's Movie Centers (Jii.WD i iii;ati;ic. ('niiiliiiii'il from 1'iiko i.) A plnlurl.iillnn (if i hi) piny "I.'OmIiIhiiI," by llin (treat IIiiIkIuii Kiulimivu plays 1 1 iiHHo ii it ii , u way ward rose of llui (Insert, who Ih Iruo lo hur own Ideals uf .right untl mtoiik. ,11m Ihono IiIi'iiIh lire not those of llin Krnif:l officer, Captain Cadlnrii. lo w Iiiiiii lionor unit lo vi) of Ii Ih country's (lag represent, lliu highest koiiiI, Kcciioh of tlm groutist lirllllnncy anil ilmmiillc value are shown In tint des ert, In Tangier, In llui French clrciiH, whom IIiiunouiiu become u flaneur, mill In tlm captain's vlllii on llui liny of Miirst'lllcs. "Ilyo for Kyn" Is ii screen trlump.no onn can uffonl Til i P1H . Coming J lino t9 unit ilO Ih Mujor (IriimutlHl, KlntomuiickurH, It hIiowi (ho vllul dlffortuico between the IiIiiiiIm of llio Occident uml tliu orient. Hit port Hughes' "Unpiirdonublii Hln," a story of llnlgluiu In tlm days before th n lliilliul Hlati'N entered tlm war, ManiiKiir Itudow realizes I hat the 'Convmitlonul war ploturu In kIiii iiiicO sometimes durliiK those days, hut fools (hut tlniii unil couditioiiH can ii n m r alter In effect or decreuso tho power oY such u picture uh "Tlm tin purdoiiiililn Hln." It represents a t r it ii i ii of Hut iilniOHt strength In which llio principals urn neutral Americans, grossly mistreated by tho In vikIith of llolgluin, Mn Jor Hughes' plot anil his powerful tnmtiiiitnt of It liuvn been broiiKht to tho screen Willi llin utnioHt lldollly by Director Ni'lluii, with tho result that llin pic ture llllB lllH'll II C-Cllt 1 III I'll Unlit short of u masterpiece wherever It Iiuh been hIiowii linn toforu. Tlm picture In nolublo In that It iiiurkh llliinclm Sweet's nil urn lo tho screen. Htm iIoiih hoiiio of 111" hunt acting of her wtiolo career In Urn dual roln of Dlmmy und Alien 1'arcol. An excellent supporting cast Including Malt Mooro, Wallace Iluory,, Wesley Hurry, Mary Aldon, Bdwln Htovons, Hull Montunu und Hobby Connolly iihbIhIm MIhh Hwimt. Tho ploturu con tains a purulliil thread of genuine coinody to balunco Its highly dru mutlo plot, 1,1111,111 V (Continued from 1'ago 4.) hur I ho papiir which absolves Joo of wrongdoing. Jlmsoy take her homo wlm in Him InforniH her liUHbund that kIiii Ih through. Ah hIio gets Into a tn x I bitlow Hho liuarn a shot und by It known that Imr husband Iiuh ondod bin 11 fit. Several iiioiiIIih later Emma and Jliimoy uro married. TIHh Ih tho Htory of "Paid In Kull," tculurng I'liullno Frederick ut tho Liberty Tuesduy uud Wednesday. Tho in out gOrgOOUS sel I hut liuvo over been used In a society motion plcturn play, worn uiiod In Elslo Fer guson's now Artcraft plcluro, "Tho Marriage I'rlcc." which will be shown at tho I.borty Theatre Thursday only. CELEBRA " 4 TE I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I !V u u u " " IN B R Hi mm mm mm mm MARIE PREVOSTm' REILLY'S VASH DAYV Who Appearn ut tho Llburly Thoator Next Krlduyj Saturday and Saturday Mulineo. Tho drawing room Ih a rpllcu of Krank Gould'H drawlni? room on that millionaire's i-Muie at Lukwood. The furniture u mudu especially for the Hot, and the painting, tapeittry, rugH and bric-a-brac are worth a Hinall fortune. Another remarkable set Is the rut-lnx Hlable. ukuIii patterned after tho Gould Hluble. Keul marble floors 'were laid in the studio instead of the puinted cloths which used to satisfy the public taste. The stalls are made of mahogany with marble columns. Carved walls and stained glass win dows complete the elaborate set. Miss Kergusi-n plays the part of a society woman in "The Marriage Price," who becomes impoverished und seeks to make her own living, with more or less success. There is a pretty love story and the situations are quite dramatic. Wyndliam .Standing is the leading man. The picture was adapted by Kve I'nsell and the director was Kinllu Chautard. makeup alone, Mr. Roberta Is the very spirit of Hailordom with the Lfriiige of whiskers about his chin and his nautical gait. Llla Lee Is declared to be even more charming in her role as grand daughter of the old tar, than In her first Paramount picture, "The Cruise of the Make-Believes," In which she scored so great a success recently. Harrison Ford Is leading man. His previous work in Paramount pic tures has stamped him as one of the most pleasing Juveniles In the screen world. Bend, Ore. Features to Interest Everyone MORNING EVENTS Big Victory Street Parade Program- Including address by Hon. F. W. Mulkey, of Portland AFTERNOON EVENTS Street Sports for Men, Women and Children Tug of War The Shevlin-Hixon Company . vs. Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co., 1 5 picked men on each side. Anglers fly casting contest. Base Ball-Bend vs. Battery "A," 1 47th Field Artillery. NIGHT EVENTS Boxing Contests Two 10-round Bouts A" star Card Fred Gilbert vs. . Knowlton There are few photo play stars who are so ably supported by talent ed screen players as Is I.llu Lee in 'Such a Little Pirate,-" her second Paramount starring vehicle which is to be Known at the Liberty, Friday and Suturady matinee and evening. Theodore Roberts has one of the most delightful roles Imaginable, it Is said, us the old salt who Is a de cendant of some old buccaneer of the days of the Spanish main. In his Charles Murray, the famous com edian has the chief role In the new Paramount-Mack Sennett comedy, "Reilly's Wash Day," which will be shown at the Liberty Friday and Sat urday evenings, Saturday matinee. Mr. Murray appears as a plumber and all who know the famous comed ian may be sure that he gets all out of the part that It is possible to get. The story deals with the plumber and his wife, Eva Thatcher, who is compelled to wash for a living while her plumber husband prides himself upon his reputation of being the laziest plumber in the world. His dog Teddy does most of his work and Murray thus has time to devote to sight seeing. He encounters a spooning couple, and many complica tions, as varied as they are humor ous follow. The comedy has a nor... finish that must be seen to be apprj- ciated at the full. Sailor Chas. Fox "SE One Fast Preliminary m- V r UtW vs. Byers Dancing $2,000 in Cash Prizes For Information Write CHAS. W. ERSKINE, Genl Chairman, Bend, Oregon English May Dances. The love of the maypole still llnpers In the HnVrtlotw of the children of Ensliind. uml In villimrs many of the old May dunres inve been revived, and the crny ldiiycmund of the cities' chiMiN ofttlnies ylnw with unwonted brightness on May nutrnlng. as the prrsenl-dny pirls with spring frocks und lii'rlblioned maypoles Mtlll nc the KoiiKs and dunce the stops nhiiii ninde merry the day through (he long centuries. Optimistic Thought. The tale of calumny which has no foundation in truth cannot long retain Its power to Injure. Curious Plant. Amons the ou-Iosities of the desert of Sahara Is a queer-looking scrubby plnnt. always yellow with fine sand, called the "coujrhini; h"nn." In the long dry h.at Its pores become choked und It wouid die were It not for a powerful pis which accumulates In side and explodes with a sound like f Dumao cough. Nhy Should He7 Tho World Is His. "An Kngllshninn comes Into a drnw ng room as If he owned It. An Amer ican comes into a dnnvlm; room as f he didn't care a dnnm who owned London Sketch. Parnells Are Coming Two Splendid Entertainers at Chautauqua on Fifth Day EAT ALL THE BREAD YOU WANT! But it always should be the best HOLSOM BREAD is the best. Your Grocer Sells It. American Bakery Home of the Holsom Bread BEND'S BEST BREAD t AVLcnever you Lave-- A House to Rent A House to Sell 1 J An Automotile to dispose of Potatoes to Sell Steer to Trade J Furniture to Auction j WANT ADS DO J ii ruK i uu i ; I AND When Yon W. -Help A House A A m. " -n nuto a I For ninny yours tho l'nrnells, who come to Chntitnuiiiin for two programs on tho fifth day, have been mining the nipst popular ontertnlners of the plat' form, lilllng nn nverngo of two hundred and fifty engagements annually. Hoth arc pianists, renders and Impersonators, In addition to being splendid singers, saxophone and 'cello soloists. With this unusual combination of talents they oro enabled to present two programs which for excellence and variety sur passes that given by most companies of four or six people. Well Indeed may tho l'linu'lls he called "the biggest t-vo-people eoiiipuny In the country." A Horse ADVERTISE FOR J I THEM IN t x nr. n i i k u WANT ADS 44i.444.44.4l.H.)t.4lt4l(.. I . 5 What a women told us yesterday J She was telling us whv she went out of her way U.... U ! J iu uuj jici Kruvcries irom us. "One reason," she said, "is because I am always so sure of getting things that are good. Besides you people seem to do everything you can to make my shopping easy." Not all our ' customers tell us that, but we feel certain that these are the big reasons we have so many patrons and why we have had . them so long., We do try to make buying groceries easy and pleasant, and we do try to have the best of everything in the grocery J line. F. DEMENT &CO. if ir
