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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a preventive and cure for coughs colds and lung diseases including pneumonia. It cites testimonials from Mrs Effie Morton and Wm Dogger praising its effectiveness and notes Koeppen's Drug Store sells it.
The Orpheum presents Edison short It’s Never Too Late to Mend in two reels. Foreclosure notices target the Feuding Bros., with George engaged to Suatn Morton and entangled with John Meadows. Meadows schemes to win George’s bride as George travels to Australia, returning with six hundred pounds to claim home and bride. Also Vitagraph acts with Norma Talmadge and Leo Delaney in a death threat scene, and other reels Claims of An Oath with Edith Storey and Earl Williams.
A reflective piece notes how teaching children to love their dolls grows maternal instinct. It traces a child’s doll becoming a mother figure in a fairy tale arc, evolving through a June stage into a remarkable transformation, signaling a deeper, more serious era ahead.
Sundays feature two reel titles The Lost Son Lubin and Cinderella's Slipper Vitagraph with Maurice Costello and Lillian Walker. The plot follows a mislaid slipper linking lovers across time and fortunes amid dramatic family scenes. Also shown After the Welch Rabbit Edison and a comic dream sequence. A beauty doctor plots a hefty fee in a humorous aside.
Two testimonials from Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound users, Mrs Ep Ferron of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and Mrs April Lawson of Providence Rhode Island, report relief from organic displacement bearing down pains and backache after taking the remedy and praise its health benefits.
The Elks prepare a half hour drop in rehearsal for The College Pennant at the Oregon theater. Notable cast include Jack Watson, Jim Estes, Jack Urquhart, Paul Sperry and Mrs Brooke Dickson in witty roles while chorus girls entertain with dances and songs. Opening night Wednesday March 26 promises strong performances under director Brown.
A two reel drama features June Fearnley as a hysterical woman turning violent and a maniac with a strong performance. William E. Shay delivers solid support as a convict seeking life after parole. Animated Weekly No. 51 lists Balkan war and other events with a good comedy on the bill. Gladys Rahe sings a new catchy song.
The Pastime presents the regular program this afternoon and tonight plus views of the Washington inaugural ceremonies. Taken at close range the film clearly shows President Wilson and Chief Justice White among other notable government figures. The oath scene is comparable to ground-level viewing and overall the pictures are distinctly good.
In a Rostand Rostrand fairytale moment the good little devil Charles Mc Lane pleads for children. He asks mothers and fathers to listen to the cry from homes and villages, insisting love, not punishment, guides all children. The speech shifts from a fairy tale to a call for humane justice.
West Philadelphia laboratory of the Munyon company burned causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. About 150 female workers escaped by jumping from windows but no injuries were reported.
Ex Governor Albert E. Mead dies of heart trouble and will be honored with funeral services Sunday afternoon at Trinity Methodist Church in Bellingham. State officers including Governor Lister will attend. Rev H N Temple leads the service.
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