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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
6
Motion Picture News notes the Diamond Run ners photoplay at the Pastime featuring Helen Holmes as a diamond runner in South Africa. Directed by J P McGowan, the film shows her reforming under a good man, with a clever comedy also on the program.
Edmund Breese stars in The Weaknom of Strength at the Alta on Tuesday and Wednesday. Aaron Hoffman wrote the play for Breese, directed by Harry Revier, with Clifford Bruce Ormi Hawley and Evelyn Brent in supporting roles.
Art Director Robert Bronte praised the elaborate interior built for Lalla Ara delle in The Wolf Woman. The Vivian-era set, described by Sullivan as the "panorama of the spider," required three weeks to build and features Brie-a-bene furnishings surrounding Tonie Glatim. The production stars Louise Gimm and Charles Tawie in the vampiric empire saga.
Fragmentary theater synopsis notes describe a four roomed house with ornate furnishings and the World Film five part feature The Perils of Divorce, showing tonight and tomorrow at the Cony. A promotional teaser contrasts a wife’s alleged infidelity with later revelations, urging patrons to see the dramatic domestic drama and tie to a traveling exhibit called The Wall Woman.
A local advocate from the Gide Ald Society, J Kilpnek, championed the prohibition as a safeguard for children. He argued that the law shields youth from intoxication and urges voters to support it, noting clearer protection once the measure takes effect and that it compels parents to reconsider conduct.
El Paso dispatch reports Chihuahua communications cut with railway and telegraph lines reportedly severed within 120 miles of Juarez. Train service from the border to Chihuahua has ceased.
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