Dr Cook in Pendleton at The Cosy Theatre
Dr Cook appears in Pendleton at The Cosy Theatre offering a dash to the Polk with a Saturday and Sunday showing.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
8
Dr Cook appears in Pendleton at The Cosy Theatre offering a dash to the Polk with a Saturday and Sunday showing.
The Cosy screens The Truth About the Pole on Saturday and Sunday with Dr Cook appearing in a film to present his view of the polar controversy. Accompanied by a lecture for Mr Bert Holbrook Hearers are urged to judge for themselves after viewing the pictures and the press. The feature is offered at regular prices. The article also reviews hat fashions and styles, noting Dutch bonnets, Delft blue designs, velvet ties, and decorative butterflies as popular accessories.
In New York this year many hat names proliferate creating recall burdens. The text lists the Jockey Windmill Aeroplane Quo Vadis Medici Fireman Russian Pollee and describes helmet shapes used with several styles. It notes the Quo Vadis Fireman Jockey and Russian Pollee use helmet shapes with visors and ridged tops.
A wide array of events are listed nationwide including a tercentenary Bible commemoration in New York a dedication of the rebuilt Campanile in Venice list of conferences and exhibitions from Washington to Chicago and New York a desert of concerts lectures and fairs with notes of holidays and political stops Taft to speak at the AP dinner and the Confederate Memorial Day observance in southern states are on the docket along with a solar eclipse and real estate shows in Chicago and Madison Square Garden through May 7.
Sporting calendar lists Frankie Burns and Tommy Houck as bantams slated for a fifteen round bout in New Haven. Yale track meet opens at Yale field while Massachusetts Horse Show Association exhibition starts in Boston. Various regional shows and tours begin, including a Big Four League trapshooting tournament in Kansas and a Brooklyn Horse Show in New York.
A busy bulletin lists events from the association open motor car show to the Ohio Pennyslvania league base ball clubs inaugural pennant race and the Kansas state trapshooting tourney starting at Hutchinson. Also noted are the Metropolitan association championship gold meet in Atlantic City, a ten round boxing bout between Johnny Thompson and Hugo Kelly in Milwaukee, and spring track meets in Lexington Kentucky and Pimlico Maryland. The Seventeenth annual Intercollegiate relay meet is slated for the University of Pennsylvania.
The nation observes the 300th anniversary of the English Bible in churches nationwide. Miss Marjorie Hobbs, daughter of Rear Admiral Hobbs, and Ezra Gould, a Washington banker, plan a Newport Rhode Island wedding. The ninth World Student Christian Federation conference opens in Constantinople and runs four days.
Prairie pest reports concern southern state ranchers as a mysterious poisoning or illness kills hundreds of prairie dogs. Joseph J Towle of Aldton linked to nursery, while Wind printer in open range issue discussed. Authorities fear unknown poison or toxin affecting livestock and crops, with wheat losses cited.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a woman speaking during an interview about a worker and mentions a time around 2:30 in the morning. The legible portion hints at a discussion of schedules and routine without clear names or places.
A Rochester Herald note quotes Miss Marie Dressler inviting friends to a birthday party with playful banter. The exchange mentions a birthday cake and jokes about it being a simple celebration rather than a torchlight procession.
Travelogues by Mousons and Willard promise entertaining and educational entertainment at the Auditorium. The show, featuring a man of mystery, attracts families and children with a complete program nightly. Ticket prices are 25 and 50 cents with overall popularity noted in East Oregonian style.
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