PAOR S
TONIGHT-Last Time "BOLSHEVISM ON TRIAL"
SPECIAL --Official Pictures of
1919 Portland Rose Festival
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, July 8-9.
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SUNDAY and MONDAY-SUNDAY MATINEE
CECIL B. DeMILLE'S SPECIAL PRODUCTION
"For better,
.ALL STAR CAST, including Klliott Dexter, Wundii Hnwley, Gloria Swatison,
Theodore Roberts and Jack Holt, directed by the man who made "Don't Change
Your Iluslmnd", "We Can't Have Everything", ' Old Wives for New" and other
great successes.
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TRAVEI "Glorious Versailles" where the Peace Treaty Was Signed.
PICTOCRAPH
AT TIIK LIBERTY.
Toniulit.
Select nprrlul. "Itolshevlsm on
Trlul."
Official million pldurea if the
l'ortlund Itimi- festival.
Sunday niid M"inliiy ami Siiii-
tiny Milliner.
Cecil II. !' Millf'a "For ll.-iu-r.
4 r'1" Wiimiv"
Alno comedy, travel mul other
npcrlllltlc.
Tlliiliiy Jllid WiilniKihiy.
liryant Wunlilnir 11 In 'Tour
llonh."
Kdticnt loiiitt. "Kmry of nn
OriiiiK'-."
I'othi' Review nrul Weekly.
Tlilirsilny Only.
Frank Kcennu In "Tim Sllvnr
Girl."
F.ltivenlh episode of "The Mun
o( Might."
IVIilny mul Hnluriluy.
Dorothy (ilnh In "Peppy Polly."
Hcnnelt comedy, "The Foolish
Add."
Ah a sequel to "Old Wlvca for
Now" ami "Don'l Change Your Hua
band," cornea "For llettcr or For
Worm," a Cecil II. On Mlllo produc
tion of real worth, nt tho I.llinrly
theater Huiidiiy-Jitid Mondiiy.
Thosn who have Been It claim thai
It la by far the finest piece of work
Mr. Do Mlllo linn yet given to the
screen from every standpoint
tlu'nj, ntory, dramatic suspense, net
inK and production. Thla la thn most
conrluHlvo praise Hint enn bo given
to a picture, for everyone who bus
aeon Mr, Do Mlllo previous pictures
known they urn without parallel
"Old Wives for Now," for Instance,
TONIGHT-Sunday MatineeMAY ALLISON in "PEGGY
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Tonight and Sunday Matinee Thursday and Friday
PAULINE FREDERICK in MARION DAVIES in
"The Woman On The Index" "PINK. ROSES"
SMILING BILL PARSONS in "Billy's Fortune" LYONS AND MORAN COMEDY
HAROLD LLOYD in "Hoot Mon" '
Saturday Mat. & Night, Sunday Mat., July 12-13
Tuesday and Wednesday BIG SPECIAL '
CvvLed'iin8-' ETHEL BARRYMORE "Divorce"
A TWO-REEL WESTERN EDDIE POLO in "Cyclone Smith Came Back"
For Worse
LITERARY DIGEST TOPICS OF
"I'nii't Change Your Husband."
"Tho Kiiiaw Man," "Wo ('un't Have
Everything." "Till I Come Hack to
You" niid "Tin' Whispering Chorus."
In tlio cunt of "Kor llettcr. Kor
Worse" ant Klllott Dexter. Glorlu
Kwuiikoii. Tom Kormun. Theodore
Ittiherls. Wuniln lluwlcy. Jurk Holt
ami other cupahltt screen players.
Ilryunl WuHliliurn, the popular
I'liruiiiotinl nlur, will tn-xt be seen ill
i In' l.llii'riy ibi'iiti'r In "1'oor llooli."
which In hooker for an engagement
nlurlliiK next Wednesday. From nil-
viiiiee IndlcatloiiH thin will hit one of
Washburn's hunt plcluren In date. It
In an adaptation of u nlaK" comedy
by MarKuret Muyo.
The nlory deiiln with llm fortuneK
of u youth who leuvna bin home
town nn a failure, and luter decldea
to bluff the citizen Into believing he
la n millionaire. I.uck la with lilm.
anil hu not only succeeds In hla
bluff, but nlno put hlmnelf well on
llm niuil to fortune.
Krunk Keenan, America's greatest
chnrncter actor, com en to the ncreen
nl the Liberty theuter on Thuraduy
In un ndaptjitlon of Edward I'eple'a
Ilrondwuy atliKO auccena. "The Sliver
Girl." "One of tho moat vivid and
compelling portrayal of Keenan 'a
whole career," la the manner In
which several review-era have char
acterized hla Inipvmonutlon of Jef
feraon Hunter, the rugged Nevada
miner, whnne rhlvalroun and abiding
love for one woman lends him will
ItiKly Into the ahadow of the supreme
nucrlflce.
'The conceded perfection of thla
picture la duo to tho fact thut Mr.
Keenan, an adept through yearn of
contlnuoua service In strugecruft and
acreencraft. besides playing the prin
cipal role In tho story, personally di
rected It. The renult la perfectly
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THE DAY
hurinonloua uctlon and u sense of
completeness which dlsurms crlll
cIhiii. Thn wcatcrn acenea Rive tho feel
ing of thu great outdoors and of the
lit i) of the men who delve In the
I'urth for treasure. It la a clean-cut
alory of the llell-Itlm ban In of Nc
vadu, of strenuous toll and the lore
romance thut grew between the girl
mul the mun who came to her at a
limn when aim needed a friend to
protect her Inheritance.
('inning on Tuesduyls clever Kthel
Clayton In "Maggie I'etler," an en
tertaining department store picture.
The nltiiations nre skilfully worked
out and remind one of the famous 0.
Henry stories.
Prosperous in Flax and Linen.
I.lnen heilillng la n great luxury to
the American housewife, who tries to
he contented with cotton sheets em
broidered and trimmed, mul saves her
linen pieces fur rnuipany. Hut In
Lithuania, where tlux la a flourishing
product mul factories are not plenti
ful, every housewife has her chests
full of linen bedding, beautiful, flue.
Iiund-iiiailu material that would do
for uuy American beds.
A Reminder.
Let us nil each day. In every and nil
of our actions nnd endenvors, practice
truth nnd altruism, the eternal enemies
of hypocrisy and selfishness, for the
Inevitable result of a violation of these
principles ere long In these enlight
ened times will bring us misery nnd
proclnlm to us the futility of our
methods In nn endeavor townrd a
higher civilization.
Ship Tonnage.
Tonnnge Is the lnternn! cubic ca
pacity of a vessel expressed In tons,
now reckoned tit 100 cubic feet each;
of the frelght-cnrrylng cnpnclty of a
vessel, as estimated In tons of 40 cu
bic feet each.
BRYANT
WASHBURN
A ComrcJy (hat will make you laugh and thout, jt'i to funny and thrilling. But "The Poor Boob beat 'em all.
PATHE REVIEW with Natu ral Color Travel Picture!. EXTRA! "The Story of An Orantfe"
THURSDAY ONLY--JULY 10
Frank Keenan "The Silver Girl"
Munich In History.
With the history of Munich the
name Louis Is Inseparable. It was
Louis the Severe who, In the thir
teenth century, gave the city a start
by living there, and Kinperor Louis,
the Bavarian, next in succession, who
built the first city wall. The city
owes Its beginning lo liuke Henry the
Lion, who established a in'nt there In
ll.r8 and built a bridge ucrosa the;
Isnr so he might levy toll on the suit
from springs of Heichenhnll and
uelghlHirlng vllbiges. The city occu
plea tho site ol the ancient monastery
'J'egernsee. hence Its inline (munlchen,
the monk).
Worry Is Greatest Evil.
It Is not work Hint kills mun. It Is
worry. Woik Is healthful; you can
hardly put more upon a man than he
can bear. Worry la rust upon the
blade. It la not the revolution that
destroys the machinery, but the fric
tion. Ueecher.
Daily Thought.
Zenl Is very blind, or budly regulat
ed, when It encroaches uHin the rights
of others. Pusquler Quesnel.
GRAND THEATER.
Paulino Frederick In "The Womun
on the Index" Is presented by Gold
wyn at tho Grand theater Sunday
and Monday. Audiences ore prom
ised no end of suspense, thrills and
big surprises.
Sylvia Martin Is a poor girl who Is
driven from home by tho reed and
hcartlcssness of her father. Faint
ing In a doorway, she is pitied by a
pasaerby, a man, who carries her
Into a warm room. It Is the ren
dezvous of a band of crooks of which
he is the leader. In time Sylvia
marries him, ignorant of his status.
By accident Bhe learns the truth
when sho overhears the crooks, dis
cussing a successful "Job." At this
"The Poor Boob"
in
A WESTERN THRILLER
Juncture tne police enter and Sylvia's
husband shoots himself. She la ac
cused of his murder and Is held as
an accessory In the robbery. Eventu
ally she Is freed and subsequent
events bring about ber marriage to
a man who has no knowledge of her
past.
Sylvia herself finds her name and
the crime for which she was accused
in the police records. She Is "the
woman on the Index." She Imagines
she Is lost when the detective who
arreBts her turns up as her husband's
friend. He is now chief of the secret
service. From this point the drama
mounts to a climax no one could have
anticipated.
Lovers of clean, wholesome com
edy are certain to welcome the rol
licking "Smiling Bill" Parsons in his
newest Capitol comedy, "Billy's For
tune," distributed by Goldwyn.
"Billy's Fortune" Is another of those
riots of fun and frolic that are fast
winning for Parsons the reputation
of being one of the world's greatest
funmakers. This Is at the Grand
Sunday and Monday.
Full of original humor and con
vulsing situations. "Billy's Fortune"
exploits as no other previous side
splitting Capitol comedy has the
many angles of the Parsons talents
for funmaklng. The erstwhile $1.
000,000 a year insurance salesman,
though only four months before the
public as a maker of mirth, has en
deared himself to thousands of
theatergoers In every section of the
country'.
If you want to see -some of the
most extraordinarily clever acting
which has been caught by the camera
this year, go to see Prtscilla Dean in
"The Wicked Darling," at the Grand
theater Tuesdny and Wednesday.
"The Wicked Darling" is positively
DOES HER DARNDEST"
ONE DAY SPECIAL !
AT THE GRAND.
Sunday and Monday.
Pauline . Frederick in
"The
Woman on the Index."
Smiling Billy Parsons in "Billy's
Fortune."
Harold Lloyd in "Hoot, Mon."
Pathe News.
Tuesilay and Wednesday.
Parcilla Dean in "Wicked Dar
ling. Two-reel comedy.
Thursday and Friday.
Marian Davis in "Pink Roses."
Lyon and Moran comedy.
Saturday.
Ethel Barry more in "Divorce."
Eddie Polo in "Cyclone Smith
Came Back."
superb. It is impossible to find a
flaw in it from the standpoint of act
ing, of directing, of story develop
ment or of lighting and photography.
With a cast which includes Lon
Chaney, Spottiswood Aitken, of Grif
fith fame and development, Welling
ton Playter and our old unnamed
buffoon wrestler "Kalla Pasha," it
would be impossible for the story to
be better cast. Evelyn Campbell
wrote the story and Tod Browning
held the megaphone.
A subject always of vital interest
will be shown at the Grand theater
next Saturday matinee and evening
and Sunday evening Ethel Barry
more In "Divorce." Miss Barrymore
has always been recognized as a
great stage artist. She is even as
great in the film. This heavy drama
gives Miss Barrymore an excellent
opportunity to display her great
talents.
GRAND THEATER
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