MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1925
pjp MATINEE r AVOUiTi.-, ":T
THREE
NHLJSEJLMED
Ih vcrmitlfo iind tin urtnr if H)t'ii-.
limit writer, cli lylnK Into rcmole IIioukIi ho la pnutlcnl not nallll.
HiiliJi'tn of Hirl ItiiK hiluroMl. Or : mental. '
llaKi'd on
COHAN'S FUNNY FARCE IS BOOKED
"Seven Keys to Jlaldjiatc" l-'rom the I'lay and Novel Loses
None of Jls 'J'lirill and Charm in Screen Version
vt-ry ihh1iik UftlHy urifl tonu. MIhh
'('lllMHl IxmHI'HHI'H u HllMCrtl Htll'l-
1'iiUi it UruiiiuLli: riiinHMti which Mhti
HTm-U mi iridoiluiml dlKpliiy of
IaitiuH and uhdH tcui'H, wliit-h Ik
iiuiunil w(m-(Iiik iif a narrow.
VV i riHt on Holland 1h a fiiaHtur of
wliUillnu. iiih jmiihI.h1 Ioiich und
Jrniit-i-miiiiitliiiiH of MtdH of tliu for
ii iv hind ly kImu'L of miiihii
Huniil. Mr. Holland HUlmtautluti-H
ilin hlHtoiy or IiIh Mirly youth whon
In- iittnf-lH'd hliiiKtdf to Iho wurb
HiiK of naliini'H MuiiMMtorH In hit
bnyhfiiMl raitiltlliiK. i I Jh pei'lorni
anci ol' Imiii'iHoimtluoH of Itlrd Jlfo
acrliilni hi in itH u inuHlur of arL
T whlHt IIiik.
Htiin.oii and J)oortH uro tivttK
nai I'd aH ".I imt Two t HiIh Try Ink
To (let Aloinr". Thcv lo trot ulonu
Hhe jnlK'ht fociiH her attention
One could think of a fltronk.
successfully in tho art world as u
miiMlcian or a painter.
Hho wa dostlned to accomplish
HomoLhlnt; from tho very begin
ning. Hero U a trantfo henuty. Not
of the tmpC rficiul, not of the vivid.
burdened soldier woeplnK becuiiHU '
of a Hprulned wrtat, u easily as
one could picture MIsh PrliiKle
KivinK1 way to women's prooKativo
tears. Yet sho Is wiiolly foim
nine. Kvorythlnsr about her la tho o.i-
oenuiy oi KenuinrncH. Khn av
... ... , u, hI!iiniii nr.i, nun nay num u ui kuuii ih-, uiiii ioor in
what nh thinks without fllnchinK an a,r of olPKiinco that one ensoi fl
Henco of good taste, and there Is
even thouKh lieP bellefa may he
redieal.
Her converwif ion Is backed with
an understand)!" of life that lves
you wurmUi, hut which makeH you
feel that back In Hie nrchlvea of
her mind nho is holding something
which Ut beyond your understand
ing. Hhe has scintillating wit.
I'erhaps she the rf '-incarna
rather than sees.
Hho has traveled extensively:
lived in Jamaica Tor a number of
years, und was educated In 10 n
don and in Paris.
She H a compoHlto of an Amer-lejt-'outinentai
woman, and at
mich Is the most Interest Iiik and
Iiitrliriiinif Individuality toduy tho
perfect "modern woman."
'hut iih a hoy and fjlrl would. Jnu
or hi- KlrlH drcKHfH iih a hoy, in
which Hifciiu-U'r, . Hho kIiih uik)
danrt'M with u iiuiHcullno vluvtir-nr-MM.
Tln-y mIiow tint rL)iinli)K ab
lllly and jilcaHH an aiidlem o.
tion of Mieba and knows it
OURS I... NEELY CO. Ruvm vnnn
Hho Ih a lady In every gesture, I old Urea for cash. 12-10-1 mo.
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Kvcryl hliiK 1h rfady the iiohc
uiaki'iH and ronfi'ttl arc licre tho
AHHdclaUon vuudc vlllo coiiiuiny 1m
fUKfr to k1v JOiiKfiio tho hcHt Hhow
11 i'vcr had!
Thin 1h the word Klvon out by
W. Ii, Mclionald, jnanaK(r of tho
Ili'illK. on thu blK nitdnlKht rniit-Itt'-a
that In to takn placcj ut thu
Jli'llfK on Niw Year'H vo.
The prfinrain will Kturt at 1 1
iiVliick, and font In tie aH lontf uh
tin- audience hau a Kuod time, wiyH
Mr. McDonald. Thu rKular Ahho
clailon hill, with a complete now
variety of net h, will bo Htagcd, whllo
three- other nunibcrn, all executed
by iirufeHMlonalB, will he Included.
In addition a urprlHo for .the
Htroke of ' Ik planned, as well aH
m-veral entirely new features during-
the program.
Ijour Tt'll'-ir". Alnw JIuIm-ii miu i
.imiiiiii
III "I Jlt 1
U ilolltil'ul 'y KlnlH' I'l.iV In !... .1 nn liu. !,, Vn Inli rmt
L,rbn t"" ""l....n Ih v... ,hhI m-lf ..urrllii-i.
ai ' , . . 1, ' , "i 'ni ana iit;iiiK
,'," piciure or a piny
huc than ihn lttnnlH?
True. Dure It u HukIc ifde tt
"l.nni I. nni " that in ihh of
Ih- reii.intm the play tuot llvi-d Uh'mk
ileHd'M In I llf h.-arth of theiltri'-
kimth, Aud encm hk puihoH; the
imi't fttic -h(ii p)!,y,i niul bookM
dial pbtKilullv la flip more mitI
'UH. v,-ti tf HKll. ulth'H nf life. Yet
thuo t .tii-i ) a liiirn!nK uf hu
iimr in aft -rd lelh'f frtnti what
MlhiTW.Mi- would he too di-pn-MHIK
alt Utlitiphrre nf loom.
nnc," at (he lln:iiK Thcatro
J7dffcli0 "t Ji'ni'f'U Mnn.
j whirh nntifj to Uu" lt"Win
fci-Jar nl Tnnfdiiy. Thin .-r-Lid
favorite ban brmi in ihv t
lolre f vory lvk cooipuny
IliUt w" KciirTai;iin; ti lum
bH on llioadwuy, New York,
Miwh '" ",H w'r
truj; M thrtlli'd ih nu.-ial
t u writ nit Hit ii'tllory K"d in
iinHrvt-ry country on ilin iiiobo.
BrrtiiM lht n'.itrjr " "l.imt
Ipu" it tuw thtu ni'vr K't out
Ii ihK'it't depend for lit
omaI on ltn pait MK fad or finn y
i ii .i., .t
(( I0 III"!"' .
ti "tutm (or wniiiru or "the
(iipff pK'hh in" r "why m-n
lf hllllll' Or WIMIWtt IHMHi-H (HOI
ill " no. II Imi'i lh ori of play
dip 'Ut when lha uit th ubir
ppar cotnph x of thu tti' ineni
f,m v l anoihiT. i
)vr Wff iry or i.uni i.nne -
Itin U Joim'm' bill hi Hlurrliiu: plc
tute, "luiraiiil of the Hud IjiihIm,"
uhMi rotioii to the Hi.thK TrbJuy
and Hitun.t.ty m undoubtedly the
bill Miflhin ihidh-r Omt thin
h:ud rldiiik cowboy him made. 11
i i i t d by , nn HcynoblH. maker
of "1 he l.oitt Star Jiinik'er' nad
"The lli-:idoid I'niirll," this pro-
full of ac
r, from the
din Hon futtly bie.iihen the uplrll 'i nthe Kennim,
'f tin.' West i.n 1 h
tlon. piditoK mid hum
tll-Ht lo t).. fadeont.
T1 ". I'V Maibi'lle lleilcert
IllHt.ee. involven an ali-Kei oift
law and the daui;ht-r of ihe des
ert recliiM'. lain tblK pretty io
inance Ih injected the menace of
an uiiKcrupulour iheriff, a Kobl
robbery and other intrigue. While
nome of the inc dentK nuvor of
other wen i in prodtictioiiH, the
treatment ha a ficNhncKH and or
iginality Ihat hoblM the n pec la. i or s'
attention ihrouf;hout.
Kolb and Ihll, the co;i.st'H fa
vorite comi-d'aiui. wilt he In Ku
Kne January 1(1 In a luunlcal
comedy a veliU-le (hat Ih f.iat tult
Inj; rank with tho very besL In
Atin-r.ca. It k iinnuunced.
The two comediani, Ioiik favor
lies hi Eugene, have a world of
new niuff ibis year, and are de
clared to he runnier than ever. Tho
performance here (h expected to
he one of the high lihtir of the
Richcit Senorita Lured to
the Screen
bo I or cm del Itio, Now in MovIch,
ban KnnchcH and Farms in
Mexico Worth Hundreds of
ThouHunds.
Fran
PARISIAN NIGHTS' SEDUCTIVE TALE
Story Woven Aliotit Adventures o( Beautiful American
Sctjttrcs ; Wonder IJok l-'catnies in "Ilclow the Line"
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P"i Hex Mondiiv Mini Tucmliiy
P Mrtlculiirly liuiilltnr)' ml-
r nuiM, Inm Iih wllInK, iw It"
m.Khl k tmlv. In tlm riilur-
ll half... i.i ...
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"wctul Aiuu hoH. A Mnrv mIiikii
li'Klnil niul .(im,v Knit, holils
wtnitinn rim,, mnrt In riniHh.
"lit mnmiiliiniil iMlvriitiiic'H or
"Otlfiil in,,) wnnlilir Aineiii'iin
lllitrmm mi. i i i.. ....!. ......i.i
J? "'It'll upon tho m-ii'i.n ami
kj.. .nn.-ii nun iiinvii in..
rjMlaKo of Iiih imori'.itlim mili-
... I (i tlio tii'liiililm' rrni
, ""ra-ilnini nfi'iiliii or nwiy
ii, lnl" "" .ot'i'"illi''i'o ri'i k
" w injHii.i y, niiiiiineo niul ml
.MountMl a Hlicellteu
Poi. J""1' " l'"fHtltii: Hi" '
Srti .. I'r.oilgellon, "rni'liiliui
i'1. I" olio of I In. muni lu ll-
1-fllllnir iileturen wlilell him
W Jrnin llollywnoil within rc
nwinniy, Klulnw Jliiiniiii'i
nml i .,.,, ,i,
Jy'Mil.im foloN, with a miiiori
' nut of riiic iiliiuiy iiohlnil llii'in
"I'll llonnn Ailiiioo, Wllllnm
l.'nk "" Knrloff "litno
" with biiiiiniit liiiUvliliinl
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. I.iii- lit H"- "t H'l "'
nnninin.-1-il fr N.-w Vinr'n day nl
Saturdav al the Ilex.
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flm.-nt wliui.-r "It"'1
In. l.rlKhti'iii il
Wlivro tho North
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"Ilolow .llio J,!ni" "
tho mli-'ll hh
IIi-kIii."
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. Ho piiiveil U h 11
in il... Snow roiiiiii'.v. A'"1 11 "
HI, !,',',m n nm.m win.
"la-lmv the I-1'"' '' .
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nml Kiivinoml flrirrlth."
7T' n " "f i-un-fln- olitn-lnln-
"r I ., ,.,iv i. mi"
,....; .-n.rh f.HIO
ll..rilotll
her ei.r.i-r on 1,r"n1""",'.-,ifrni, for
i'-ni will r.'in'"'l"'r (,rlfr,, ', ,'
s vi "b;:,.wl,ironi""
KnVSn lW .Hl f tho
do) ir ine i
Thrt I
Wedncftbiy iuxt
i pl.-ico on the screen through the
iniMl.um of this contest.
"Kxereif-e means more In Ihe de
velopment of beauty than mere
diet,' ways Mack Heimett.
The lamoim ctinnoisetir of
fi-urnlnc pulchritude ad vises the
pretty Klrls wiih screen aHi)lrailnns
that If they drink plenty of spr.nt;
water, walk, swim ami ride horse
back, they can cat most anything.
Shirley Mason, wi,ir several
charuitim frock which are made
of velvet. Velvets will be featured
during' winter mouths and hats,
coats, suits ami :owuk for almost
ew ry oeci.sion will be found In suit
rich tones.
Tlio poeketbook has taken on a
new note of Importance m the list
of smart accesHorlcs. Tho larger
uid more richly embroidered,
beaded, and painted type Ih fa
vored In the envelope shape, while
In the pouch baits. Ihe miuller
sizes are the smartest, Mary Astor,
who has Just completed the lead
ing fem'nne role In a new picture
possesses a charming collection or
new hags of various tdiupea and
sites.
t
I.irothv rhlllliis. one of the
mo: t popular emotional actresses
f ;he :x;e'Mi an I a slur of many
fen'ures. makes her first appear
ance ,n a serial as the heroine or
'Die Har-(i Mystery." a new
I'a heHerlal now in production on
the west const under tho sponsor
ship of ;. V. 1'atlun.
Foremost of the Mack Sennetl
rcnilnlne stars since Mabel Nor-
maml. Alee l'ay Is doing much
to prove the confidence nf the fa-
mous producer In her ability. Kea- :
t in tniiin- of Ihe I'aliiccom-
eilles which have come to he ac- i
cepted as features on the modern
p'eture bill. Miss Day lias risen io
an enviable position in her chosen
field.
1 1 ;
Douglas Mjiclycan' und Ihitty
Indian's rarre "Iktveu Kes t
Day ut Uie .McDonald.
Jf you see Douglas Maclean in
"Hoven- Keys to Haldpate," don't
it'll your friends how the story
(nds.
That Is tho request tho manage
ment of the McDonald theatre
makes of Us patrons when the
stellar comedian and his thrllllngly
funny farce uro the feature at
traction there New Year's day and
Suturday. next.
Although "Seven Keys to Bald
pate'' cannot lie classed as a mys
tery play in tho sense that ''The
Hat," "The Thirteenth Chair" or
'The Cat and the Canary" are
mysterious, the unusual story twist
at the conclusion of the Mac Lean
j comedy contributes to the suspense
and the enjoyment of the spec
tators and tho theatre management
Is anxious to extend this added
entertainment value to all of their
patrons.
Frank Griffin and Wade Boteler
who wrote tho screen story from
Cohan's play and Earl Derr Dig
ger's widely read novel, have re
tained all cif the original elements
including the surprise finish
which delighted stage audiences.
Hall 'The New Commandment!'
A modern iMoses In the person
of Robert T. Kane has created a
new commandment in the form of
the most brilliant and sparkling
photovlay of the season. It is com
ing to the McDonald this "Wednes
day and Thursday.
cImo in a M'cne from (icorgo M.
Jlnldjmtc" which comes New Years
'Tlio New Commandment" is
Robert T. Kane's initial production
for First National release and both
Kane and First National are to be
congratulated on the acquisition of
such a sparkling film. The Mc
Donald theatre is also to he com
mended on its excellent taste for
booking such an excellent photo
play. Blanche Sweet, Ben M'on, Hol
brook Bl.nn, Effie Shannon, Diana
Kane, I'edro De Cordova, George
Cooper and many others enact this
screen adaptation by Sada Cowan
and Howard Higgln from Colonel
Frederick Palmer? great novel,
"Invisible Wounds."
A young Englishman of fine
family who is boycotted from
marine service because he failed to
obey the code of the sea in time
of danger
A beautiful half-caste Malay op
pressed by a cruel step-father on
a lonely island in the Indian
ocean r
A brutal, sea-captain . who, in
time of danger, abandons his ship
with eight hundred passengers on
board
These are the three characters
around which Joseph Conrad wove
his dramatic romance of the sea,
"Lord Jim," which comes to the
Rereen at the McDonald theatre
Monday and Tuesday as a Para
mount picture featuring Percy
Marmont, Shirley Mason, Noah
Beery and Raymond Hatton.
C'arewe is very enthusiastic in his
I praise and hopes to produce n
shining star in no greater lengtn
of time.
Doiores (lei Jtlo. one of the rich
est women in Mexico, has heeded
the lure of the movies.
I lolorcs is rich very rich. I-Ier
ranches and farms in Mexico are
worth hundreds of thousands of
dollars. She Is beautiful very
iMMUiiful and is considered the
social leader of Mexico City.
Dolores was educated In Paris
and has taken dancing lessons
Irom Europe's famous masters.
Edwin Carewe, the director, who
saw Dolores in Mexico City recent
ly, Immediately sought her for the
movies and signed her, after con
siderable effort, under a long
term contract. She is to appear in
his forthcoming production and
the producer claims she Is headed
for the top of filmdom's ladder.
Mexico is anxiously waiting
the efforts of Dolores del Rio in
her first motion picture. Her
wardrobe Is valued at many
thousands of dollars and consists
of rare laces. mantillns, nnd
shawls. Her box of combs con
tains seventy and not one is. less
than a foot In height. Many urc
bedecked with precious stones.
Dolores does not need money.
She loves her work before the
cameras and is tho first real Mexi
can woman who is being paid unusual-attention
by film executives.
Aileen Pringle, Star,
Perfect Modern Woman
Analysis of Actress Tells What
Qualities to Develop to
Bo Perfect Typo
fHAT makes the modem
What blending of personality.
mentality and physical appeal must
she have to he the perfect modern
type?
Aileen Pringle, who is known as
the perfect modern woman, com
bines the feminine qualities of the
woman of the past with the dyna
mic personality or tne woman or
today. An analysis of Miss Prin
gle below shows what Ingredients
a girl today must have to make
her tho intriguing personality
known as the "modern woman."
a screen actress. Indomitable
courage it took, too, for she was
called a failure and a very famous
director told her she would never
do in pictures after ho had seen
a screen test of her.
She thinks deeply, and success
means little to her other than be
ing a step toward some even more
distant goal. She would never hs
.swayed by her own importance,
but instead would use that energy
toward setting a new mark.
She would be a distinct person
age in any walk of life. One-could
see her gracing a court circle and
doing it nobly.
One could visualize her as a
iWAYt Tut trf i
ViA fMwupBaBW' ysn
jC Its- Jhimffm'A
JJ9r MONDAY
A drama
of Parisian
love 1
heartaches
ami happiness!
STARRING
ELAINE
LOU
RENEE ADOREE
GASTON GLASS
CENTURY COMEDY
REX
NEWS
J. Clifton
; ... EM.MEI, :
at tiio
,' WURMTZER
By MARGARET. ETTINGER I
Aileen Prlnftle is blest with de- 1
termination, sincerity and Intelli
gence, besides belnR endowed
vjth a dynamic personality.
Kverythinu -with vhich she is
in closo contact, her homo, her
dressing room at the studios, her
car, show her individuality.
I think Miss Pringle's determin
ation did more toward making
her a success than anything else,
ijho had beauty, dignity, poise and
background, but it was actually
her determination and her sincere
dosire to make good and xeach a
certain goal that put her ovor as
In whii h
-ivd tho hit '
net re. , .,. KPX
ilt'lllio "I"
Jjhe From the Scrceif
t union KprgiiHon wiik out
jJ ir""' "hi'tr Bpiiei's mi I'" ii
J r the mining (1f sumo nf her
' ri.np, .. ,,!,. (he
w tiiiti.i n ki-mihI solreo In
r'innor, ut nun nf the i-iuieh
7. 0f ' nninno. ' llio Rin'st
Ir WIM mi..... . .. !-.!, ivlill.
hlng nnii.,,,,1, minicililmt inf
ix., 1,1 III" way or ontiMlftln
l(n.'.IUl'1 lmr wiw Helen ns n
I r", P"ww!i- .in Iho nil.lst of a
j,,.?' ""Y nttlrort tho snnio as
... H" "Hw "hull I nimiso
( h. .'" '"r problem.
I., ". a hiiniiv thmik-lit slrlk-
J."."f. Hho ...... !.. I..... ... tr illltf
run in her Irtnik.
."'r "1,1 . nllnt eoslnino, unit
" h, elnuoil n BtmlH'y Ui1,;c
... i..'itn-
,f sol- or enniNi.H. . . , ,
viennn. l.iineeni niul ''. .'., ,i,
, l:r ,;r m KM."; -"lh
;;;;i;;'i:,,r;f,hobi,iio..aswe,,.
Hon ror -yen- suite In
- . n uro pwh'ii
inollon
profession
for-fnr-
1,11,1 lon. !. '!n nho ngrnphs lo tho
sn',o 'to. nchiovo
Leah Warwick Throw
Nimble Feet Into Jazz
Of Frisco Harmonists
lHvoralfled and Entei-tnlnlnj!
I'rogram in Store for l'alions
of Assoi-iiitlon Viiudevillo,
ltookcd ut tho Hdlis
Tin. li iiillehi-e' seeing the next As-'
miitiillon viillilevlllo show ut the
lleillg iheiitre Thiir.iilny will enjoy
a iilverli'led and entoitnlnliiK 1'ro
itiuiii. Mil inoNl iiiiieeliitlon or
inuile nml diineo will bo neraml.nl
l.enh Wnrwlek nml Krlsco HurmOn
Isis 'I'lilH ehle, winsonio miss
frolics with niiiililont'ss of root in
lemno to tho entrancing melody of
n limi! burnt, composed of tour su
neino illusion, of biinil instru
ents. Mls Wnrwlek offers sev
eral impressions of stngo stars and
Tho
.. i ...in iinniii
tl-nnro.il i.,i -; ,, .
boys, Who piny ec ..
slim In niiartct hiirmony with
?i leasing result. The act is singe.
it n lirllstle soilings Ut enntrnst
n ,'viiiphi ny with an cntortiiinlng
g o ,, of yumm People who can
m'ell Jnasx with cnpltnl lotlors.
'rue inughs mo not on record
Hint have beei enlijed by lha lie
V 11 te, lll'U'k anil Useless, but It
to not .luestlonod the nunibor of
merry outl.ursls rcnel.es tlio n.ll-
o, , mark. Tho plot Is a huge
e i splrncy being forced npun n
. He, but the deception ros.il s In
. ,,g disrupted .by llio shrewd In
s i el f n wise old ?',c
c rdhins assisting tho -animal in
liiilghnble Ollllcs encmirngo a voi
le of spoiilanonus. merriment.
Hlniiley Muck nnd Kny Tempest
a ee" f dramatic nn.l-
but nl .W.V J
LDL
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30th, 8:15
MAIN EVENT
The Helll management regrets that it can
offer this memorable, classic for two (lays
only but other definite contracted attrac
tions won't permit a longer showing.
Monday
Tuesday
RALPH
HAND
Challenger
VS.
BOB
KRUSE
American Champ
SEMI-WINDUP
"WILDCAT"
PETE vs.
Reedsport
ED
BROWN
Chicago
A Tip Top Curtain Raiser
These bouts promise a great card, don't miss them
II - " A
COUNT THE
LADIES PRESENT
Special prices to ladies
of 50c, any seat
Curtain Promptly
at 8:15
BOX OFFICE OPEN
ALL DAY TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY
Phone Orders Accepted
Ringside ., $1.65
Lower Floor $1.10
BALCONY
First 3 Rows .....$1.10
Last 10 Rows 50c
(Tax Included)
FOX
NEWS
AESOP
FABLES
REGULAR
PRICES
No picture ever owayed the emotiorcs as did "East Lynne, no
picture will giio you like this cne. ..Millions have seen ' East
Lynne" on the stage, many millions more will thrUl to it agau.
on the screen. '
It is one of the greatest dramas of the ages, created into unfor.
gcttable screen entertainment. . . ,
DON'T FORGET
Heilig's Monster Midnight Frolic
NEW YEAR'S EVE
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