Local Playhouses Present and Coming Attractions
A notice of multiple acts at Orphewn including The Cast of the Die an absorbing western drama with Fred Church falsely accused and aided by detectives Yeary Qator. Featuring Mary Fuller in The Earth was Carpeted and The Husband's Experiment a dubious comedy with a heedless test of virtue.
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Orphewn
Toealay
Fred Church
Thor
Yeary Qator
Fred
Edison
Mary Fuller
Kalpoor
Swat
Tu-lika
Tulika
Jever
Kalpov
Rheumatic Blood Cure Advertised in old Atlanta Notice
An aged advertisement promotes a remedy named 5S. 8. 8 for rheumatism. It claims to cleanse the blood supply with vegetable elements and to be mercury arsenic free. The text urges insisting on this remedy only and mentions a Tulsa or Atlanta address for contact, noting recoveries and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Atlanta
The Man from the West and Related Silents at Local Theater
Romaine Fielding and Mary Ryan star in The Man from the West a two part western romance about a mysterious handsome gunslinger called the Gentleman who wins a Boston society woman. Kalem’s Explosive CD features Helen Holmes in a spy tale with a fatal cliff fall. The Lucky Elopement a Vitagraph comedy stars Anita Stewart and Ralph Ince with a mix up that starts a honeymoon. Arizona all star six part feature by Augustus Thomas with Cyril Scott leads the next big program.
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Boston
Romaine Fielding
Mary Ryan
West
Kalem
Helen Holmes
Millie
Vitagraph
Anita Stewart
Ralph Ince
Rathlyn
Whittle
Jarvis
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
Cyril Scott
Thaw Case Feature in Canadian Film Lectures
Two reels show Harry K. Thaw’s legal battle in Sherbrooke with a lecturer explaining scenes. The presentation runs Monday and Tuesday afternoons and evenings. Performers Woodly and Patterson entertain with jokes stories songs and dances.
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Cosy
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
Thaw
Sherbrooke
Can
Woodly
Patterson
Extraordinary Violin Solo Leader at Alta Theater
Miss Kathryn Farrar, the clever violinist who drew acclaim Friday and Saturday, had her program held over at the Alta Theater. The engaging and technically gifted performance showcased Farrar’s artistry, drawing strong audience enthusiasm and positive reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Theater
Kathryn Farrar
Psychologist Dr Lucas to Speak in Pendleton
Rev Dr Altamon Ira Lucas a noted psychiatrist from New York Denver and Los Angeles now in Walla Walla will appear in the Oregon theater next Friday night with Mrs Lucas in lecture healing and psychic demonstrations The Hindu Cherokee German and French blooded adept claims an X Ray mind and spirit power and says he will meet thinkers and students of progressive thought in Pendleton He notes he cannot stay in the city despite requests and will crowd the theater even on Hoodoo day February 13
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Altamon Ira Lucas
New York
Denver
Los Angeles
Walla Walla
Oregon Theater
Lucas
Keylor Grand Theater
The Quaker Girl Heads West On Heavy Touring Train
The Quaker Girl tour travels with 86 staff including 15 principals and a 2,000 seat chorus, using seven cars plus a dining car. Three sleeping cars two day coaches and two baggage cars move the company, costing railroads 400 to 1000 dollars weekly. Transferring scenery costs about 20 dollars weekly and overall expenses run high, risking loss unless theaters run near capacity.
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Oregon Theater
Notes From Hot Lake Keeps Pendleton Visitors At Springs
Hot Lake Springs, Feb 9. Frank B. Carl and son Cecil left for Pendleton with J. R. Kennedy. H. Rosenberg and C. E. Rosenberg arrived to visit with their son. Guests at the Springs Hotel include H. E. Dewitt, Marion Jack, A. B. McEwen, Mrs. A. H. McIntyre, Mrs. G. W. Jonas of Athena, and Mrs. Fred Hartman among others from Pendleton and nearby areas.
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Hot Lake Springs
Frank
Carl
Cecil
Pendleton
J. R. Kennedy
H. J. Rosenberg
C. FE. Rosenberg
Springs Hotel
H. E Dewitt
C. E. Rosenberg
Marion Jack
Cecil Carl
A. B. McEwen
A. H McIntyre
G. W. Jonas
Athena
Fred Hartman
J. & Ferguson
Adams, Frieday
A. W. Perley
East Oregonian’s Pitch for the Best Vacuum Deal
The East Oregonian frame outlines a strong push to attract subscribers by promoting a top vacuum cleaner deal. It positions the offer as a value add, framing it as a limited time incentive to join or renew circulation. The piece emphasizes reliability and household practicality.
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East Oregonian
Hot Lake hosts safety and economy talk by OWR&N official
A efficiency expert from the O W R N stopped at Hot Lake with his moving picture car and presented at the Springs Hotel. His topics were Safety Appliances and Economy in the Use of Fuel. The Grande Ronde valley also reports its coldest winter week, with Hot Lake reaching only 10 above as other areas drop to zero, influenced by heat from the world’s hottest natural water nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Lake
Springs
Grande Flande
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed by Patient
A Cavendish resident recovering from pneumonia praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best medicine for coughs and lung trouble. The ad urges use for children’s coughs, offers money back, and lists price 0¢ and 1.00 at druggists with Bucklen Co. contact.
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Dr. King
Henry D. Sanders
Cavendish
H. B
Bucklen B Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ink stain removal tip with tallow from Louls Star
A brief vintage advice notes that ink spots on handkerchiefs and wearables can be washed more effectively if the stain is smeared with mutton tallow before sending to the laundry. It cites the Louls Star as the source.
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Louls Star
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Frank R. Atkins
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Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Cosy Theater
Havana
General Arthur
DI. Lucas
Genl
Arthur Mild
Gunst &Cominc
Manufacturers
East
Oregonian
THE
East Oregonian Pub,o
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse Company
East Court Street
C. J. Whittaker
J. L. Vaughan
Main Street
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