11KNO nUlil.KTIN, IlKND OUKttON, THI'IIHDAY, Jl'NK U, IIU7
BEND THEATRE HAS ll
INTERESTING FILMS
Blnry Plckfonl nml Other lllft Htnra
to Ho N(h?ii During Fourth I
SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS
Changes
Almost
Daily
Regular
Prices
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25c
of July Work.
AT THE
Complying wllh the popular tic
annua of tlio pulilto for variety In
tht'lr nuiusnioiitn. tho llonil Theatre
has nliTinuiicfltl nn exceptionally In
teresting program of apoclally sc
J it ted thjpH-nl productions for ili
tonilng holiday wiek Ami also
Bend Theatre
Sunday Matinee, Nipht, and Monday Night, July 1 and 2
"A POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL"
Saturday, May 30
Tuesday, July II
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realizing t! enormous demands up
n the public pockethook during the
liberty Loan, lied Cross and other
campaigns, they are showing this
special program at no Advance over 1 1
the regular prices which nro from
10 cents to 25 cents, according to
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America's Sweetheart Coming. '
The headtlner for the week Is Mary
1'Icktord, In, her most charming pro-,
iluctlon. "The Poor I.lttle Itlch Olrl."'
playing on noxt Sunday and Monday, !
with a matluee on Sunday afternoon i
As Qweadolyn, the "poor little rich
girl," who had all that money could
luy but scarcely know hqr parents,
Story Ptckford, In "A, Voor Little j
Rich Girl," her newest Arteraft pic
ture, adapted from the well known'!
Eleanor Gates subjeet. Is afforded
a role of exceptional I'lckford qual
ities. The story tells of how Gwen-tl
dolyn. who Is left entirely In the
care of hor nurss and servants 'as
n result of the social and business
"duties" of her parents, finally brings
about a big change. In. the lives of
Iter littler family. Through their lit n
tic daughter, the selfish parents aru
brought to reollzo that each Is tra
ollng In the wrong direction and that
their real goal Is happiness rather
than wealth.
House Peters and Gail Kane
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"The Velvet
Paw"
A remarkable story of Na
tional Politics, photographed
at the Capitol in Washing
ton, D. C.
Mary Pickford
"AMERICA'S SWEETHEART,"
In hor latest and best Arteraft Picture.
This Little Girl was Lonely
She Was rich yet poor; She lived in n'mnnsion, yet she had
no one to play with. See the greatest child story ever told.
Sunday Matinee and Night, and Monday Night
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HfMthf) lVtcru lU'turii".
A most unusual picture Is that of
the "Velvet Paw," which was taken '
at the heart of the nation In Wash
. lncton. D. C mid a zrcat Dart of the
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tihnfnpranhlnr nt vrhbh tr?i trlt
ncssed by President Wilson Many
beautiful scenes of tho city and thou
National Capitol, beside view in
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Fourth of July, Matinee and
night only
DE WOLF HOPPER,
the great stage comedian,
with Fay Tincher,
in
the Big Triangle "Hit,"
Mr, Goode, the
Samaritan"
.. Keystone Comedies.
Thursday and Friday, July
5 and G, Matinee Thursday
The Glorious Patriotic
Serial
With a fine patriotic feature
"The American Consul,"
By Theodore Roberts.
A big bill of patriotism, love,
thrills and fun.
Saturday Matinee and Night
July 7
ROBERT'WARWICK:
plays
"Betty to the
Rescue"
A picturesque and gripping
story of the California mines
A special Paramount feature
Sunday and Monday, July
8 and 9
Dainty little MARIE DORO
in
"LIBERTY" "The Heart of a Hero"
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A masterful six-part vfr.ual
iation of tho life of the im
mortal hero of tho American
Revolution, Nathan Hale,
"I regret that I have but one
life to give for my country."
Lost and
Won"
If you remember her in
"Oliver Twist," you won't
want to miss seeing this pic
ture. She's just as good as
ever.
A Varied Program, Every Picture a Treat the Biggest Stars of the Day. Matinees Almost Daily
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the Congress are shown The picture
tells a story of national politics,
strong, dramatic and Intense and was
produced, by. the Paragon films In
awociaUon with William A. Brady
World 'Picture The star of the play
ty UfUUUIytiBterg The "Velvet Paw"
Will ytJPfpratn on Saturday mat
inee and night of this week, June
30
Tannic WARD M &&.,
J'unnlo Wrd Quoun of Unlit Comwly
A program of several cnangga
would not be complete without a
-Bbowlng of Fanulo Ward, who has a
long string of atago successes, sur
mounted by a remarkable screen ea
rner. Sho will appear on Tuesday,
July 3, ouly. In a gripping story of i give for my country,
lit
her baibyo h la Healthy until their Hand
orange crop Is wiped out by a aud-. Culver
dn frost. How Betty lake the maiwj
agment Into her own hands, dlarov
en that her miiM la worth a for-
.tune, and goe into th arms of tht
I man she lovos, Is depicted In a de
lightfully original and satisfying
manner.
I Do Wolf Hopper Jallnl.
, A speolal matinee In addition to
the night performance has been ar
i ranged for tho Fourth or July for
'many who will want to ser De Wolf
Hopper as "Mr. Goode, the Samari
tan " This veteran of the comedy,
uho makos fun of all hla troubles,
taken tho part of a benevolent old
gentleman who becomes enmeshed
In the tolls of the law when he buys
a stolen automobile from Foxy Montp,
a crook. Ills many amusing exper
iences In tho Jail, together v.jth the
band of croows which the philan
thropist tries to reform. leads the
film on to an exciting finish
A rattling Keystone comody en
titled "Bubble of Troubles." by Ilfr
ry MeCoy, will be shown, both Wed
nesday afternoon and evening
"MIhtO" l)a.
Thursday and Flrday will bp "Lib
erty" day. with the showing of trie
firth episode of tho continuous serial
spectacle, "Liberty." This Is Indeed
one or the biggest and best serials
ever presented hero and has won its
popularity through merit alone Each
episode, Is complete In Itself.
In addition, Theodore Iloherts and
Maude Fealy will bo scroenod in the
Paramount fuaturo production, "Tho
American Consul," which Is aUo an
Intensely Interesting story or tho ad
ventures of a consular agent pf the
Amarlqan government among the
treacherous Mexicans. Theso two
patriotic films will be shown on
Thursday and. Friday, July C and C,
with a matlnoo on Thursday
Itolu-brt U'urulck us Xiitliuit Hale.
A fitting climax to a week of
splendid attractions will be the nix
part feature of Ilobgrt Warwick, in
i "The Heart of a Hero,' a vlzuallzu-
tlon of the lite or Kathan Hale,
rounded on tho play "Nathan Halo,"
by Qlydo Fitch, to be shown on Sat
urday matlnoo and night, July 7
1-Jvory American lienors Nathan
Hale, tho man who said: "I only
regj-ct that I havo but one life to
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DANCE CLEARS $6(i
FOR THE RED CROSS
Party (SUrn nt lllppnilniinit Lat
Night HiiccfiHfnl -Totul ( imtrl-
tittt Iuiih to Ho Told HHut
(Prom Tuesday's Dally.)
That $C was cleared for ( Red
OriHW at the membership dance given
last night at th 'Hlppudrunm was
UicN stalvmnHt thM morning by the
In the Central Oregon league, UeImInlltl,- , fhari: a. - ao0i
lumbermen will soek to cHmb a halfff,tno tUknth vnm Mf,My tne&it1i.
noteh higher than the pla-e '"" ;fu.,,i the halt as well HUH with
dancers, arid npoctatora or the creat
or part of tho evening.
FIgurc-n aa to tho gennral progrcsn
made In axcurlng funds for the ftcd
Growl aro being proparud and will
bo roady for aiinounrenuint by to
morrow, It la expected.
With the ghevlln-Hlxon and the
Prlwevllle teams tied for ftrat plaee
Sunday by their 17-S victory ovor
Jefrerson county, whon thoy play u
return gamo In Madran on Jul)' I.
An endeavor-will be made to havu
the game a douhle-houdT. At tho
same time. Bond and Prlnevllte will
meet oa the loeat diaruend.
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Mid-Summer Sale,
Trimmed
Hats
First Showing of
Early Fall Hats
Huts priced regularly at 35.00
to 8.00, on sale for 10 days at
$3.00 to $5.00
Order Your Cut Flowers
NOW for the 4th of JUly.
Mrs.
Inez Pence
Milliner
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PYTHIANS SADDENED i " r """i ntf'T
BY JUDGE'S DEATH mru nf r,n,r"1 ' M
- . Judge Ilradihaw tiled tsterday af
(From Thumday'n Dally.) ' tnrntHin In the Multnonmli county
Tho sudden death of Judgo W. lJ)llrl ,I0IIW, nl VonUllAt wlloro hn
Bradshaw. new. of which was re- ,,, ,,, hlllUl nmn ,rn H
wlvod In fieml thin morning, la lw- j iUnttm . j d M
For SS yeam, up to M iloalh ytm
twrdny, JhUhjo BradaliRw Imil Iihiui k
HrPHll JudK In The IMHm dktrlrl,
whirh lHcluid old Crixik oounl)
lug knnly felt by members of the
lOnlghls'or Pytntaa and Bond attor-
neyn who knew Judan Bradshaw,
beat.
"I not ay too nHth In memory "' , J1J; wh",l M "rw 'H:lr,e' w,n"
, ., , .. . .. i lprMHl. HJwre thf formation of llm
of the lire work artd fine personality I BH 1 M tUtuA friends havn
of Judge Bradshaw," iwld Vhrwm not awm him nfUii. It being noarly
A. Fnrboa, who usnu attorney han:to yaara sine Judge BraiUhaw'n
known Judge Bradshaw for the peat
nine yoara. "He was n man who
never made ennmlea and had the re
tain visit to lUHd.
It was partly due to Judge Brad-
shuw'a phII. two WMtka ago, to fill,
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mo linn ui uiiiikv oiiirrnw in i-nri
spect of ovcrynno who knew hlin I land that the rant rnl ririrm. rn
Ills death Is a hard blow to tnysoir vnntlnn of Knights or Pythian, wlilrh
and olher Beml nttornoya and I wus to have been held In Bond June
tnenna. ot wnicii tim Juugn Had is, Mn postponed
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