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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
2
From Chicago reviews to local notes the LaSalle company presents The Golden Girl as a bright musical comedy with color, costumes, and lively dance. Critics praised its melody and staging while noting an energetic cast and clear humor.
Critics praise The Golden Girl for its lively production quality music and lyrics by Hough Adams and Howard trio with vivid scenic effects and stylish costumes. Audiences are entertained by sparkling numbers and energetic dancing as the show debuts at the Oregon theater on Friday November tenth.
The Orpheum shows a varied program headlined by The Littl Soldier of '64 with drama and action including a brave backwoodsman and a perilous rescue, followed by A Cup of Cold Water a romantic tale set in Old California, and Everybody's Troubles a humorous look at flats life. Also All on Account of the Partner a sleeping car romance and The Ninety and Nine a wholesome modern homily on love and forgiveness with rustic scenes.
The Friday program features Hal Chase in a home run chase, a National Anthem tale “The Star Spangled Banner” and the kid drama “Forgotten.” Edison showcases “Mary’s Masquerade,” with Mary relishing a dinner party mischief. A five round knockout frames “The Western Doctor’s Peril,” plus Thanhouser “Back to Nature” and “Dorothy’s Family” in a comedy drama.
A five round prize fight is depicted in The Parson and the Bully at The Cosy. The bad man disrupts meetings until challenging the young minister to an open fight with both sides seeking quiet after the bout.
Miss Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana recounts three years of catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies she attributes her recovery to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, taking two bottles and feeling renewed. She endorses Sarsapabs in tablet form.
Advertises a fast cold cure claiming one day relief with Laxative and Quinine tablets. Mentions E. W. Grove signature on each box and a Drugetats refund offer if not cured. Product cost noted as 250.
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