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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
8
Fred Siane engages with Art Oraf. Valeska Surattin reportedly scheduled to appear in an A. H. Woods tire play next fall. Pauline Frederick also reportedly considering a town appearance engagement.
Sunday and Monday showings feature the J Bluart Blackton photoplay Wild Youth at Aronio theater. The tale of a rancher loving a crimelord’s wife stars Theodore Roberts. outdoor California scenes by Paul Perry enhance the drama. Also at Pastime, Woman and Wife from Jane Eyre, with Alice Brady, follows the life of a poor girl through trials to happiness, showcasing Brady’s emotional performance.
The Kaiser Beast of Berlin, a war film, comes to Pendleton's Arcade theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. The seven reel Jewel production, featuring Rupert Julian as the Kaiser, promises a stark portrayal of German ruthlessness with scenes of Louvain’s sack and Belgium’s devastation, aiming to stir patriotism and caution American readers about future threats.
In a melodramatic pairing at Alta and Asia theaters Madge Kennedy stars in The Danger Game portraying a hunted heroine named Clytic Rogers. Audiences will see dramatic confrontations with Germany’s Kaiser and a vivid WWI backdrop as the plot weaves danger, romance, and social critique through Kennedy’s new screen persona.
The downtown cinema ushers direct attention to a Red Cross drive outside Nat Goodwin as they plan a pair of two reel comedies. The first film is Married Again, a title seen as fitting for Nat. Neal Burns, once Christie comedian, serves now at American Lake.
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