The Bend bulletin., February 21, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

TIIM HHNII 'IMUiIjHTIN. IAII,Y KfllTION. 1IKNI). OHKCON. HATTIUM V, FKItfllAKV ill, ID-JO
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Tom Mix will iilvu ( hi
liinilil hiiiiII blnili'iH tonlnht ill llm
(Iruuil Tliiiiitor, wnnii ltd Uiii'iii'i
fur llm liixl IIiiik In 'TIkI'IIhk f"r
fluid." Mix Ih (Iik iiiiiii who OilnhH
iiliiiiil iih iti tit; li of hl like iik a mini
lines nf ll plllKKeil nlchi'l. AHIiimikIi
IIiIh iilmy In u western story, ll Ik
Iiiiii from I ho ti h it ii I Kim stuff,
I.iiiiInu KiixiuhIu play llm ruin uf
ii kitchen Hluvoy In lliu uexl I'uru
iniiiiiil Mui'li-Hennelt roiui'ily, "Th
HI in- IIiiiii'iIih'," which will he shown
u( llm Liberty theater Hiiiuliiy uml
Miiinliiy, mill, llko ninny klli'limi
sltiveya, nh" Ih Iiivii nick, lint she
iloimn't ruulixii Unit Ih" urealest
treasurers mo Id he foiuiil ut home,
uml iIIhiokiiiiIIiik Hi" IV" somen of
tier rural lover, writes it mill rl iiioii
fcil nxi'iiry lo semi Iiit ii hiinilxoine
rlly iiiiiii fur u IiiihIiuiiiI,
'I'Iiii IiiiiiiIhiiiiiii rlly mini in rlvin,
llllt III) HOOII pl'IIVeil lo lilt II lllllt
Vkk uml tiles to klilinii Louise's
mint ruHM liuliy to Iiiiiii ll (or ran-
SOIIIO. Ill VllllllllOIIH HI'llllllHI III 1 IH.
however, mill Iih IiiiiiIm In Jul).
J in-k I'li'kroril, taklllit the purl of
Johnny Kiilvons In "In Wrong."
which will tin hIiowii at Ilia 1llnirly
I'lii'ut it Knniliiy uml Momluy, In lie
(finreil lo lnivit srorml Hi" Irlillnpll
of hlit curoor In liU ili'iili'llon of
roiiutry hoy, whoso mnliillon In
sllmuJnleil liy lovo nffulr uml
liiot'knil by IiIh cnminmipliK'u sur
roiiiiilliiKH. An ii portruyi'r of tlm rolt'ii of
U'lolonreiit liuy k. I'll k for i ha
rlchtly "ii rind Hut place of I.-uiIIiik
Juvenile on tlm screen. h Inter
pretation of Murk Twain's "Tom
Sawyer' ili)moiintruttl that hi tul
I'lilrt In roimtily HiittH wiiro l -1 I ! 1 y
proiiiiiiiK'ixl. Later, slurring In "lull
Apiiorsnn's Hoy," lio prjvetl himself
iiIiIk lo handle Ilia most delicate
ilrnnuitk' situation, llin rolv In
"In Wrtinit" kIvkm him tin oppor
tnnlty to combine hnrt throb mid
chuckle In u most ilnllKliirul in u ti
imr. II. II. Warner, itlnr of "llaiintliiK
Shadow," tlm llohcrUnn-t'oln su
perior picture, which opening- ut
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fe l ' X . . ) " ' ; j
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if .
J VI-
Jt'l r '
Rhode r J"
In "In Ni'iirtli of Art'iiily" ul (jriiml Hiiiuliiy only
dm drum) Thfutur Moiitlay mid
'In mliiy , Iiiih, In thlH film, tlm up
puulliiK roln of u mun without
frltuiil. II In not tlu" to uny tll-
UKrui'ulilit IruIlM In Ii Ih own chur
actnr thai John (llmiurm .Mr. War
ner) flniU hiniHtilr In hih h u pri-
Ulvuiiiiinl.
On tlm otlitT hmiil ho In u nionl
plfuaunt yoiinic mini, who Ih mir
roiimli'il by MlnlHtiir ttimiiil" whn
III! IUktM pilHHf'HHiOlt Of U CUHlltl lift
hy hlit Kruilfuthi-r In un liiiliunu
fori'Hl, lli-foi'ti lliu plrtliru draffs lio
Iiuh won frli'inlH nntl u HWmilliciirl
by illnl of K'Hif IkIiIIiik uml nnrvv.
A lii'itiil If ul Amt'rlt'un Imlrt'HH (IIh-
KiiIhIh'iI uh a (jypny fortiiiio-titllur
real KiikIIhIi earl who tuken lo
tlm lilxhwuy uh u peddler u cut
throat (lypny wllli hln bund of
iiomudlc uilvi'iitui'itm un ecliicaleil
donkey; u nout with u "IiihIh" for
h) rl ll K hiitllietn; all rumbling
throiiKh country lanen und nylvan
Hciiima, Klvn "In Kourch of Arcudy,"
ul llm Cl-iiiid Tlmutnr Kundny only,
BILLIE
RHODES
Pert
Pretty and
Petite Cypsie Maid, in
in Search of Arcady"
This innocent and pretty heiress who detested
fortune hunting suitors, and this handsome
young nobleman, fleeing from designing
mamas, slept together the first night they
met quite conventionally as two Gypsies
under the canopy of stars, cooked breakfast
together the next morning all of which con
siderably shocked their friends the next time
they met under more conventional circumstances.
HUH" HbodeH' latent production for
KnhlbltorH Mutiiul, u churminK t
lliiK for u Htory tliut currlen Inter
im und much hxcIUiik action.
Durham (lileheler (iiilllc
KhodiiKl huted the night of un earl
or a duke, no "lie ttHcapcd from her
lltli-riddnn hoinn and became a
Hlrolllnii (!ypy-Kirl, In (luent of Ar
cudlu whero men wero reul, life
wufl unfettered und lovo uncom
mercial. The Karl of Chumboyne. a huHky
und manly chup. wan Kirl-uby, und
tolully unlike Harlmru'H conception
of u titled npecimen of nobility.
A reul romunco uturted when the
eurl, who hud UHHunmd the (1Ihi;iiIb
of un Itinerant chulr peddler, met
the lovely helron who whh "triivel
Iiik' under I lio incoKnlto of "I.olllo
rtiiHhtu,". a (iypny-Klrl morchant
Hell I n k boiiimtH und notlonH. The
eurl niHCued llurbura from an evll
mimled CypKy after a furlouii flKht.
diirlnK which the holremi CHCuped
and returned home. How (he earl
found IiIh C pity-lovo and claimed
her, Ih the happy culmination of a
cburmlni! conmdy-druma.
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ft the Qiurcies
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( liri-iliin Hclencc Snrli'ly
Services Sunday morning ut 11
o'clock and Wednesday, evening at
8 o'clock. 418 bond alreet. Sub
ject for next Sunday: "Mind."
ChrlHtlnn Sclonce reading room 1b
open ut the church every Friday
from 2 to 4 p. in. '
GRAND
Sunday
HWiiirJwai!rawi-:,-'ia"
H. B. WARNER.
IN
"HAUNTING
SHADOWS"
Do you jump at the
sound of an unexpected
noise?
Do you shudder when
you see a shadow move
when you aie alone?
Then be prepared for
the thrilling experi
ences of H. B. Warner
in the house of mystery
GRAND THEATRE
Monday & Tuesday
Tin- Sciiiiilliiiivliin l.ullieran Church
OppoHlto the V. M. C. A. Sorv
Ii'.oh will be held lit the usual hours
on Sunday. Morning sorvlnco will
bo conducted In the Norwegian
litiiKuiiKe. Sunday kcIiooI com
mences ut 10 o'clock Hliurp. Come
and bring a friend with you. Thurs
day evening t 7:30, February 26,
tlm I.adleB' Aid will give a nodal
hour In the church parlors. Re
freshments will be servod by the
lailles. Remember v thut you are
always welconio to all our meet
ings. Kred A. T. CorneliiiBsen,
pnnlnr.
II. II. Warner In
,affll.-M,V.-WlMI-!WgOTm-
Haunting Shadows" it I Oanil Theater Monday and
Tut-Hiluy
I'rehyterlan Cliurrh
At tlm Sunday evening service
we will begin a two wcekH series
of jjospi-l meeting to which the
public Ih miiHt cordially Invited.
These meetingH have been well
planned for und there Is promise
of special mimic ul every service,
which will he followed by a short
sermon on some gospel subject.
Come with us in thene meetings
and we III do you good. The
service will be every evening next
week except Saturday evening. The
subject for Sunday morning ' 11
o'clock service will be "How to be
come a Soul-Winner." This ought
to bo of special Interest to profess
ing Christians wjio are anxious that
tlioy do their purl In this matter
of religion and what it owes to
the world.
The subject for Sunday evening
will be "The All-Sufficiency of
Christ." During these meetings we
shall bold true to the standards of
the Illbli! and of the faith that the
lilblo represents. We know no
other brand of religion; and from
our sneives of supply we offer
nothing else. Those wanting some
other brand hud better not tuke the Ii
time to-cull, for they cannot be sup
plied ut these meetings.
ine :i5 prayer meetings, which ! H
have continued for three weeks al
ready, will continue during every
evening or the next two weeks. H.
C. Hartranft, pastor.
Fw Fat Men Famed.
Fnl und fume have not very often
been enuiblned. perhaps hern use si out
men are generally Incllneil lo lie cany
going, inn! ilierefore lucking In Hint
push which brings a mini lo the fore,
uys London Aiiiivrrs.. The only grent
utiitcHinun one run recall . who was
really a fnl man was Charles .lames
Kox, as run be seen even by his etllgy
In the palnee of WeminiiiHter, whero
he would make three of Ills great rlvul,
I'ltt the younger.
,
Their Appearance.
"It Is remarkable. " phllnsopesiitml
llcnlly snld Old Codger, "that the man
who doe not know much of anything
and knows fhnt little nil nskpw, usu
ally fowirnes the lone and attitude of
one who knows everything and In
uwnre that when be tleparls this life
nlMloin will lle wlih him. This np
pearunce Is most often found In horse
-loetors, grocery slore sages and trifling
oris-in-luw, such as mine." Country
Gentlemen.
PEG O' MY HEART
Noble's Popular Players
in the best comedy-drama
of the season. Plenty of
fun and full of sparkling
Irish wit. Don't fail to see
it at B. A. A. C. Friday,
February 27. Admission
35c and 50c. Reserved seats
at Horton's. Doors open
7:30, curtain 8:30. 63-67c
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MACK
(pQMEDY
ENNET
FEATURING
LOUISE FAZENDA
Louise Fazenda, the, lovelorn slavey?
Billy Armstrong, the handsome city feller!
Teddy, the dog star in his biggest emotional
role! ;
John Henry Jr.,' the two-year-old wonder!
Harriet Hammond, the beautiful manicure
lady!
You won't be bored at this boarding house!
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Liberty-Sunday and Monday
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A story in which the
hero treats his life
about ns carefully, as
a man does a plugged
nickel is
"Fighting
'"Gold"
Featuring Tom Mix
Some real hair
raisers-and all
Good StulT '
Tonight
Last Time
GRAND
Do you remember
the days of the old
rag doll?
Surely you like
James Whitcomb
Riley's poems.
Then you'll laugh
yourself to tears.
A story selected out of your
own childhood days.
LIBERTY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
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