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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
9
The Arcader Theatre presents Hind Moe bands a phytoedrama set in the Tyrolean Alps. Forthright actors led by Sy Forte Praheim star as a libertine and a condemned woman seeks love amid war era struggles.
A vintage advertisement touts an antiseptic oil for cuts bites and stings. It promises soothing penetrating relief for sprains bruises and sore muscles with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy imitates dated phrasing and displays marketing claims typical of early 20th century drugstore catalogs.
An old saying haunts a screen star as he muses on fame and success. He contemplates the heights he might reach in his profession while noting a restless strain of dementia within himself. A famed musician is also noted as someone who always wanted to be a prominent figure.
Local letters extol Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Tablets as effective treatments for coughs colds and digestive issues. Readers describe relief for children and adults along with claims of improved complexion and liver function.
In a Vitagraph feature The Timble Bland Moreno, a celebrated actor, expresses a dream to play Don Juan in Carmen despite not being Spanish by birth. Fans recall his fiery presence and past Paris roles, hoping he could capture the classic opera temperament on screen.
Vitagraph film Over the Garden Wall stars Bessie Love as Peggy Gordon sister Frances exposes fashion loving folly and self discovery. Percy sails romance with Doré. The comedy drama ends happily in a light hearted pink tea world at Alta.
Amusements write of Montague Glass business sketches. Abe Potash and Mawruss Perlmutter, famed Hebrew merchants, inspire immediate popularity from Saturday Evening Post serials to a theatre production by Fred Biegel Stock Company at the Oregon theatre next Friday and Saturday. Rhetoric praises their wit and the dramatic potential, with demand rising for a full comedy. The piece notes the enduring appeal of Potash and Perlmutter across English readers worldwide.
Stanford University coach Harry W Maloney announced that the Amateur Athletic Union had approved the proposed entry of an American rugby team. The approval comes as Stanford prepares for upcoming matches with A A U backing and standard competition rules in effect.
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