The Bend bulletin., June 28, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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THB BEND BCIiLBTM, DAILY EDITION, BtflfD, ORKUUN. HATIKDAV,
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Tonight: Nazimmoya in "Eye for Eye"
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and Monday, Blanche Sweet in . . "The Unpardonable Sin"
$ Tuesday and Wednesday
LEWIS BENNISON
Fourth of July Special
in
peedy Meade
11
2-Reel Western
The Latest
Saturday Matinee, Evening, Sunday Matinee
May Allison
In
"Peggie Does
Her Darndest"
Eddie Polo -
"Border Terror" Grand Theatre "The wild Ride"
"PendletonRoundup"
Sunshine Comedy, . . "MONEY TALKS"
AT THE GRAND.
Sunday and Monday,
' Juno 2 and 30. -
Blanch . Sweet in "The Unpar-
donate Sin."
Tuesday and Weduosda-,
- . July 1 and 2.
Lewis ' Ben nison in 'Speedy
Meadi"
Two-reel western drama, "The
Border Terror."
; July Fourth.
. Special Program.
Friday Only, Matinee and Night
"The Latest Pendleton Round
up.- ;
Two-reel Sunshine comedy,
"Money Talks."
Silt unlay Night and Saturday
and Sundny Matinees.
May Ellison in "Peggie Does
Her Darnedest."
Eddie Polo in a two-reel west
ern,' 'The Wild Ride."
Surpassing in importance any pre
vious moving -picture event will be
the engagement of "The Unpardon
able Sin," Harry Carson's extraordi
nary epic photoplay, starring Blanche
Sweet, under the personal direction
of Marshall Xeilan, at the Grand
theater beginning tomorrow. There
will be two -presentations daily of the
picture for a period beginning Sun
day and ending Monday, the matinees
at 2 o'clock and the night presenta
tions at 7:15 and 9:15.
"The Unpardonable Sin" is one of
the most pretentious screen plays
that has ever been attempted, and
has been completed after months of
painstaking effort and with the ex-
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ETHEL CIoAy TON lMassf ie Pcppor -
AT THK I.IHKItTY TIKS DAY AND WKDNKSDAY.
penditure of more real money than
has been enlisted In the aid of any
photoplay produced within the past
Ave years. It is a brand new pro
duction, and just now is having its
initial runs in the Important theaters
in the east.
Those who are familiar with the
Important books which have been
published during the past couple of
years will identify the big Carson
picture as an adaptation from the
powerful story by the same name,
written by Major Rupert Hughes,
which first appeared in serial form
in Red Book and was later pub
lished in book form to achieve a
reputation as a "best seller" which
has been surpassed by few novels
offered the reading public. The
story has been spoken of as one of
the most powerful tales of love and
adventure which has ever been writ
ten and reviews of the picture made
by important critics throughout the
country pay high tribute to Director"
Marshall Neilan when they say that
here is one of the rare Instances
when tho photoplay version is even
more powerful and gripping than the
original narrative.
When they see "Tho Unpardon
able Sun" moving picture devotees
will be particularly interested In the
work of the star, for the reason that
In MIhs Blanche Sweet It brings back
to the screen a favorite who hud
thoroughly established herself be
fore retiring for a long and much
needed rest. MIbs Sweet won her
spurs In sotno of. the biggest and
best pictures ever produced by David
Wark Griffith, who has slnco given
to the public such big things as "The
Birth of a Nation," "Intolerance"
and "Hearts of the World." Mar
shall Nellan.'who directed her in the
new picture. Is conceded to runk
MUKRTY TflKATF.it.
It you want to sua Hill Hart In
something different, see him In "Tho
Poppy Girl's Husband." You have
seen him. as a wild westerner, you
have seen him on llroudwuy, you
have seen him In romantic rules. As
"The Poppy Oirl's Husband." you
will see him as a convict. A role
very distinct.
This picture deals with life on
Barbery Coast. With Bill Hart Is
seen Junlta Hanson, who plays tho
role of a denizen of the underworld
in San Francisco, a beautiful but
faltlihus creature, who double
crosses hor convict husband.
Tho convict Is lutor redeemed unci
takes his reveiwio upon his former
wife. Tills play will be shown on Hun
day and Monday,
Klhol Clayton's "Macule. Pepper."
which Is being shown ut tho Liberty
theater on Tuesday. Is a department
store picture adapted by Gardner
Hunting, from the famous play by
Charles Klein and released by Para
mount. With a sympathetic touch and
a rreat knowledge of human nature
both artist and srenrla made this the
epic of the muru of trade. It Is a
picture that will not soon be forKnt
ten by those who see it. The direc
tion by Chester Wit hoy Is excellent
(Continued on Page 6.)
IS $
X-' v
AT THK L1HKKTY.
Hiintliiy Miitliief anil FvrniiiK
Monday F.vrnlnir.
William H. Hurt In "Th Pop
py Girl's Husband."
Travel, I'lctiiKrapli anil Cartoon
Comedy.
Tui-ilu) Only.
Kthel Clayton, in "MurkI"
Pepper."
Mr. and Mrs. Kidney Drew rum-
edy, "Itomaiirn and ItliiK."
Wi'diiiv.iliiy and Tliunnlay,
Chun's' Collonal proline! Inn of
Harrold Hell W right's "F.yea
of the World."
7l.mnu n. Vm, S . HART..? The Poppy Cirli Husknd'
' AaAOTCPArTIW. '
AT THK M1IF.KTY SUNDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS.
Friday anil Halnnlay and Salur. .
day MiiiIiiit,
"Bolshevism on Trial."
and Ihn cast one of the best ever as
sembled. Under the lermn of a new rnnlruri
with tho Famous 1'lavont-l.nnkv cnr. V
pornllou. Mr. and Mrs. Kidney Drew
will lie seen hero this season In a
series of highly enjoynlilii comedies.
Tho first of these, "Itomiincw and
Itlngs," will bo shown Tuisclay. This
Is an excellent comedy, Tim story
deals with tho troubles of u man
who borrows a wedding rlnit on tho
evo of his marriage, and who gets In
to s rlous trouble when the hrlilo
refuses to part with It. The Drews
aro lilnilly cust In this production.
Harold Bell Wright Is known tho
country over us . tho author of thu
best sellers. Ills book "Tho Kyes of
the World," was one of the most
w idely read novel a fow year unit In
(Continued on page C)
Tonight, Lila Lee, in "Such a Little Pirate
9 II MACK
II SENNETT
....Comedy....."ReilIy's Wash Day
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.SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
WM. S. HART
in
'The Poppy Girl's
Husband'
Something new for Bill Hart--a con
; yict. In one of the Boston Blackie
f1. stories.
ii;
Travel
Pictograph
Cartoon Comedy
TUESDAY ONLY
ETHEL CLAYTON ...... in "MAGGIE PEPPER"
Mr. and Mrs. Drew, in "Romance and Rings"
Wednesday-Thursday
Clime's Colossal Production-Harold Bell Wright's
"Eyes of the World"
4th and 5th of July
Select 1919
Patriotic Special
"Bolshevism
On Trial"
Matinees
Both Days
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