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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
11
A New York cafe scene features actors Daly and Bennett in a photoplay titled Stipping Get. The Mammoth announces a special lighting plan with dramatic effects at the Line street venue today. Nan Welch is described as a headlining actor with Niler Welch listed as presenting.
A chaotic comedy plot centers on a 250 pound truffle featured in a sewer accident that disrupts a city’s traffic and prompts Chaplin style misadventure. The family retreat to a mutomotile and wander aimlessly as a street crew contends with failed repairs and slippery chaos. The climax comes when a bucket of hot tar is spilled before the family.
See shabby faded garments turn new with Diamond Dyes from CEO Diamond Dyes. The kit guarantees a deep color on wool, linen, cotton, or blends and includes a color card to match any material. Directions show how to dye over most colors for an even result.
An ad touts Dr King s New Discovery as a safe throat soothing remedy. It claims fast relief for coughs croup and colds with no bad aftereffects and targets adults and children alike. The pitch emphasizes reliability and a century of use.
Fragmentary OCR text promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to cure bowel issues and cleanse the body. The wording is garbled and includes misspellings and nonsensical lines, resembling an old newspaper advertisement with questionable remedies.
The Alta Theater presents Constance Talmadge in the film adaptation of Athol Leffingwell’s Roots, directed by Walter Edm Warila. The story follows Frenchly intricate complications with Talmadge’s vivacious charm amid a lavish production, praised for its originality and engaging performance.
The Brat by Maude Falton comes to Oregon Theatre with the Fred Siegel Play Co. at popular prices. Tickets will not exceed two dollars, though a misimpression about higher charges circulated. Capacity audiences are expected tonight and tomorrow as the production travels from New York. Washington Star.
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