Cottage Grove sentinel., October 13, 1915, Image 8

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Betty Nauseu to Be Seen at Arcade F irs t."
Every city of importance in the Unit
Again N est W ednesday
The royal actress, Betty Nansen, who ed Nlutes will lie visited by the I'ntlie
made such a “ h it” in her firat ap representatives.
pearanee here in “ The Celebrated
Klwin McCurgar will fuvorun
Scandal,’’ will be with us again at Tell your neighbors nnd friends you
with a vocal selection
The Arcade nest W ednesday, Oct. 211, saw it in The Meut inch
jly ß tf
in Count I.eo T olstoi’s “ Anna K are­
n in .” This play of the ill fated pas­
sion of the beautiful Anna ia an nb
sorbing one. Mnrried without love to
a mail old enough to be her father,
fulling under the fascination of one
to whom, under better auspices, she
might have been wed with nappineaa
and honor, she is driven to desperation.
Clashing climax succeeds climax till the
suspeuse ia almost too great to bear.
At last, driven to bay, she lakes the
William Fox Present» the Royal Actre*»
law into her own hands, in n scene that
for sheer dram a has never been equaled
ou stage or screen.
All that were fortunate enough to see
Hetty Nansen before will want to see
her again this time.
Famous W allingford Stories to Be
Filmed
Who doesn't know of “ The (let
Rich (juick W allingford’’ stories that
ran in The Saturday Evening Postf
It will be good news to theater goers
that they will soon he able to see these
pictures on the screen ns M anager
Blackford has made arrangem ents to
Betty Nansen will be well remembered for her great
show them in The Arcade but as yet
work here in The Celebrated Scandal.
the date has not been set.
There will be many notable charm-
ters in the production, including Mux
Figman us “ B lackie,’* Burr M cIntosh
us “ W allingford,” and l.olitn R obert­
son as ’V iolet.” The play will be d i­
rected by Leopold W harton, who d i­
COMING—Wm. PARNUM IN "THE NIGGP.R”
rected 1 E laine.’’ These stories will ap­
pear every week in the Sunday O re­
gonian and will be shown every week
at The Arcade. This is not a continued
No other paper gives you more than one hall- as much news
aerial but short stories.
Theda Bara and Nance O 'N eil In of the Cottage drove country as does The Sentinel.
“ K reutzer S onata’ ’
I i s s a li
“ The K reutzer S o n ata,’’ which is to
be shown at The Arcade tonight, denis
in an unflinching way with a social
problem of the day. Miriam nnd Celia,
two foster sisters, become involved,
through C elia’s passion for M irinm 's
husband, in a skein of fate that has
FROM THE DAWN OF CREATION
a tragic unravelling. The play reveula
a wom an’s great soul and at the aume
until
tim e shows that self-sacrifice and
noble immolation of a life ’s desire muy
The Oreat War
not necessarily lead to happiness. In
this play the nobility of an old m an's
love for his ungrateful children is
1» depicted in art, »ricnee and indii»try
shown with a vividness that appeals
ami
preaented in wonderful color»
and enthralls.
60.000. 000 8»Id to See Movies Weekly
P a n a m a -P a c i f i c E x p o s i t i o n
New York, Sept. 25.—R eturning to
New York on his first trip back east
San Francisco
in more than a year, Oecil B. De Mille,
director general of the I.asky company,
This wonderful Exposition clo»ca Dec. 4th
stated his belief that the photo play,
which he described as picaurization of
a dram atic theme, was developing into
H a n 't M i t t l l
one of the great branches of world
literature.
Lest you always look hack to 1915 with regret
“ It is stated on good authority that
60.000. 000 persona in the United Htates
and Canada attend photo plays and mo­
tion pictures every w eek,” said Mr.
De Mille. “ Howr many others in d if­
ferent parts of the world ulso obtain
Through ths wonderful Valleys of tha Wil
entertainm ent and instruction from this
lam ette, ths Sacram ento, ths Umpqua and
universal medium ia difficult to say.
the Bogus offers uzceptional diversion.
The photo-play appeals to almost ns
many persons as newspapers. The very
nature of the appeal is sw iftly develop­
Low Round Trip Fare»
ing a new world of literature; namely,
a narrative which reaches the mind and
heart through the eye.
Full particular» with copy of booklet, “ Wayaide
“ The principles of sound nnd d ra­
Notes,
S h a s ta Route,” or “ California and Ita Two
matic photo play construction and pro­
World Exposition»,” on application to nearest agent
duction are different from those of any
other universal form of reflective ei-
pression. The appeal is to the eye and
we all know that sight is the most sensi­
tive of all the senses, the quickest to
grasp and u n d erstan d ."
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W ords of Praia« Are Few Indeed
New York, Kept. 25.—Henry E. Dixey
was discussing actors with an English
comrade of the stage in the I>ambs
club. W ilton L ackaye’s name came up.
The English brother said that I.ackaye
is clever, “ b u t,” he added, “ he is un­
fair and unjust where we English actors
are concerned.
“ H a h !" (thua D isey.)“ Why do
you say t h a t! "
“ Did you ever hear him speak a good
word about an English aetorT”
“ N-o-o, “ D isey replied, guardedly,
“ I never did. But th a t’s no proof of
unfairness or injustice. Did you ever
hear him say a good word about an
American acto r! “
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Robert B. Man tell has been engaged
by William Foz to pose in moving pic­
tures during the coming theatrical sea­
son. Genevieve Hamper, who in private
life is Mrs. Robert B. M antell, will also
forsake the speaking stage and appear
in pictures under the same management
as her husband. He will appear in
modern dram a. Mr. Foz is credited
with saying: “ A rtists appearing under
my m anagement in photo-plays in
future will not be perm itted to appenr
on the speaking stage during the cur
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Robert B. M antell will be seen at The
Arcade at some future date.
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W illiam Faratun in “ The N igger”
Philip Morrow grows to manhood in
the belief th a t the blood of his veins
is the most aristocratie in the South.
“ Clif " Noyes, a distiller of whiskey of
the fiery brand m anufactured for
negro consumption, persuades Morrow
to run for governor. Upon his elec­
tion to the governorship he decides to
sign a prohibition bill which means the
ruin of N oyes’ business. Noyes visits
Morrow. He has found papers proving
that Morrow has negro blood in him.
Morrow, undaunted, makes the prohibi­
tion bill a law, and resigns his office
and sacrifices his love to devote his
life to the uplifht of the negro.
To be shown a t The Arcade Oct. 27.
The Foz Film Corporation announces
that Claire W hitney, the distinguished
artist, who has appeared in mnny of
its most successful serpen offerings,
will have a prom inent role in support
of Robert B. M antell, who is to make
his photo-dram atic debut in a feature
entitled, “ The H usband.”
Arcade H as Special E ntertainm ent for
“ Dollar D ay’’
Our country visitors will be glad to
learn th a t the m anagement of The A r­
cade has secured a 4-reel war dram a
of the first order especially for their
benefit when they visit us on Dollar
Day. “ F aithful Unto D e a th " is a
story of the Franco-Prussian w ar and
the great b attle scenes and wonderful
bravery of a woman make a very th rill­
ing and entertaining offering.
For Thursday the offering is one of
of the justly famous rsilroad stories of
“ The H azards of H elen’’ series and a
special 3-reel Lubin drama, “ The I^ive
of W om en."
“ The Pomp of E a rth ” is the n e it
“ Who P a y s " series, wherein is told
three tales: The first of earthly re tri­
bution; the second of the golden lure;
and the third of the price of love. Re­
counting vividly of the highest bidder
in love's m art and the coin in which
he pays. “ For a cap and bells our
lives we pay; bubbles we buy with a
whole soul’s task in g ." Who Pays!
Polly P ath « ’’ O ff on Tour of Country
W ith Picture Camera
Millions of people from const to coast
will be given an opportunity to see all
the historic and other points of interest
in their country when Polly Pathe re­
turns from an eztended “ Seeing Amer­
ica F irs t” tour of the country which
she is m aking for Pathe.
Polly Pathe began in New Vork last
week when she was received in spcinl
audience by George McAneny, acting
mayor in tne absence of Mayor Mitch
ell. Mr. McAneny gave Polly Pathe a
letter to M ayor Kolph of Han Francisco
and had a kind word to any about
P a th e ’• latest patriotic venture in the
motion picture field.
On her trip, Polly Pathe will be ac­
companied by Mrs. Frances Fisher
Byers, who will have charge of the a r­
rangem ents, and an ezpert e.nmera man.
It is ezpeeted they will tnke about 150,-
000 feet of film before they return.
The present plan, ns announced by
Pathe, is to release the pictures in week­
ly series, beginning about Dec. 15. The
pictures will be called “ Seeing America
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