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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1912
Page
3
Four full reels present at The Black Wall set in a Pennsylvania coal mine and Cupid's Leap Year Pranks a delightful Es sanay comedy about a tramp.
A page blends an advert for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a string of vintage film listings and musical program notes. The ad promises a $100 reward for any cure, while the rest catalogs Pathe and Biograph shorts, a western, a romance, a spy tale, and a travelogue style revue with performers like Hobart Bosworth and Eugenie Besserer, plus the Berliner air and various ragtime tunes.
Friday and Saturday offerings include The Child of the Tenements a touching tale of mother love and sacrifice. The Call of the Drum follows an old soldier back to friends. Songs of Childhood Days follows a mother and daughter through fame to reunion. The Satyr and the Lady and Thanhouser Kid promise heartwarming endings. Madame Sarah Barnhardt in Camille arrives April 19 and 20.
T Lawrence Seibert, a feature writer, is noted for a piece about Casey Jones at the Grand theater. Seibert, known for weekly features, contributes a column on the show and its atmosphere with a focus on the performer and venue.
Casey Jones and Miss Jim Lorens presented a vaudeville sketch at the Grand Opera House with a railroad theme about a brave engineer. The duo showcased six original numbers and Miss Lorens wore an imported $200 kimono while delivering a lively performance alongside McCormick and Lloyd.
Beverly B Dobbs brings Arctic life to Oregon theater with Ameka the Great Won derland a Towro grapholog travelogue of northern Alaska scenes from gold mining to native dances dog races and reindeer herds Dobbs reports a life changing experience filming in the far north and promises faithful natural states of the landscape for April 14 16 and 17. Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for rheumatic muscle pain.
The Sigma Epsilon Alpha Omicron sorority hosted a decorated evening in Eagle Woodman hall with pink blossoms, paper lanterns, and a glow worm dance. Members and patrons included Luian Boylen Aldred Finnell Beulah Smith and many officers, friends, and guests from Pendleton and surrounding towns. A later engagement announcement and a third season of dances by the Terpsichorean Club are noted, along with a bridge party and other social events.
A Tampa letter from Mrs. B CO Corum recounts when Cardul eased long womanly troubles. She credits the tonic with restoring health as it strengthened her nerves and refreshed her worn-out system after years of overwork. The ad promotes Cardul as a plant tonic for women and urges readers to inquire at the Ladies Advisory Medicine Co.
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