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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1909
Page
3
The Scenic on Pantages Circuit presents high class vaudeville and latest moving pictures. Change of program Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Features include No Petticoats for Him and The Intertain Grand Prize with Fletcher and La Pierre. Matinee prices stay the same with shows Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 2 30. children under 15 admitted.
Ulysses G. Couch administrator files final account in Union County Oregon. Court in La Grande will hear the account on February 16 1909 at 10 a m. Objections may be filed by interested parties. Ramsey Oliver attorneys for the estate. Expression pins us down to a point.
Lyndon and Wren wowed a crowded Scenic crowd with graceful dance and clog routines in a lively night show. The pair carried the program, improving the bill until Clarke joins, and patrons are reminded barber shops in La Grande close earlier after January 26 on weekdays and Saturdays.
The Blue Mountain Boys association schedules a meeting next Saturday night at the Whitby residence to discuss group matters and plans.
Imbier Oregon listing offers a hotel and barn with seven lots for 2000 dollars a shop with six lots for 400 dollars a six room house with bole for 1000 dollars and a one room house with three lots for 700 dollars terms available by writing or calling W. T. Hartley dated December 18 1926.
Floods in eastern Washington disrupt the Shore Acres presentation at the Steward on January 27 with Arc hie Boyd in the leading role. The review notes the show Papes In Toyland and praises Victor Herbert music and Glen MacDonough libretto. Scene updates mention two teams opening Lynden and Wren, while circus acts Cubber Clarke and others face travel delays.
William McMahon of Cove, aged 40, was declared sane after a court hall examination this afternoon. He is described as not violent despite mental impairment and epilepsy. He will be taken to the asylum once guard arrives at Silverthorn's drug store.
The Trunk Men are delayed in Washington towns and may reach the Pas Time Theater this evening in June for at least one show. Audiences praised last week’s numbers, and those who returned last evening enjoyed the vaudeville despite new but average moving pictures.
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