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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
5
In New York and nearby states eight hundred lodges of the Sons of Tinly have pledged support to the thrift and war savings stamp campaign. The lodge members, totaling about 40000, promise to buy stamps and urge neighbors to do so as well.
The film Fighting Mad plays at Cay today featuring William Browell with Betty Shade and Holan Gibson. The article touts its colorful early western setting and notable characters, promising an entertaining look at dance halls and frontier era notables.
Olive Thom stars in Madcap Madge a newcomer showgirl production directed by Harrigan Fisher. Cecil Smith wrote the piece produced under Thomas Nee supervision and adapted from a novel by Mary Ware and others. Promised to move with sentiment and light comedy featuring Kilai Porzuskon in a dramatic role as Jennie Cushing.
ALTA TODAY reports on filming of a Paramount picture The Cia tens Charming at a seaside location. Jwilan Eltinae a noted feminine impersonator and the cast draw envy as daily routines unfold around the set. Director Criep and key crew join lavish displays while foreign counters appear on screen. The Counter Charming showcases latest bathing outfits and will be shown at the Alta theater tonight. Also highlighted is A Stormy Knight, starring Franklin Farnam and Browne Ver neo, with screenings Sunday and Monday at the How theatre.
A five part feature at the Alba theatre on Sunday and Monday aims to present Wonderplay as a powerful message about redemption and the influence of a virtuous workman. Clorinda Gildersleere appears with Miley Bélerstere in a tale of reform and happiness inspired by a preacher's sermon.
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