Amusements Friday film program preview
An exceptional good program for Fridays change features four full reels of American pictures. Bobby's Father stars Maurice Costello with Dolore Costello and Norma Talmadge in a moral tale. How Bobby Joined the Circus and Benares and Agra, India offer varied shorts. The Renegades depicts a violent feud with an ambush and duel ending in tragedy. A Littler Louder Please presents a sprightly comedy about a father thwarting jokers, with Calvert Steppling Branacomble and Missimer in cast.
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Bobby
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
Dick Ramsey
Dolores Costello
Norma Talmadge Bessle
Tefit Johnson
Edison
Yale Boss
I. Benares
Agra
India
Shah Jahan
Renegades
Lubin
Jim Carson
Jim
Collier
Carson
Essaney
E. H. Calvert
John Steppling
Lillian Branacomble
Howard Missimer
Migs Blanchard
West Gold Digging Romance Screened by Biograph
A drama set in a western mining village follows Littl Mary the inn keeper’s daughter as she falls for gambler William Walthall, becomes engaged to him, then is wooed again by Jack who returns after rival suitors. Tension rises over love and choices as Jack faces rivalry.
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West
Littl Mary
William Walthall
Jack
Bob
Screenplay Highlights and Filmry Touts in 1900s Style
A catalog of film titles and brief descriptions features Fat Bil's Wooing with Kalem John E. Bennan and Ruth Roland, Voice of Conscience with Virginia Chester and QO. M. Gore, Rosaway a dramatic tale of guilt and truth, Roost the Kidder with Kalem and Stuart Holmes, and The Princess and the Merchant an Arabian fairy tale about two suitors and a true lover.
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Bil
John E. Bennan
Ruth Roland
Virginia Chester
QO. M. Gore
Rosaway
Trapper Bill and I N Indian Skirmish Drama Review
A two reel pageant features Trapper Bill in a clash with Shuman and Mexican outlaws as settlers clash with redmen. Silver Heels is saved from a cliff by Bill, Shuman joins natives and bandits, fort rides send Mexicans to rout. Also a dollop of wholesome child scenes and comic misadventures amid a film bill.
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Cosy
Blaon
Trapper Bill
Shuman
U. S. Cavalry
Silver Heels
Imp
Mundy
Charlie
Lottery Man Audiences Roar at Bijou and Oregon Run
American critic Alan Dale praised The Lottery Man for its humor and healthful joy after the Bijou Theatre premiere. The popular comedy by Ride Johnson Young, produced by the Shuberts, features Herbert Thayer as the prize winning reporter. The show enjoyed six months in New York and will play at the Oregon Theatre next Sunday November 1.
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Lizzie
Alan Dale
Bijou
New York
Shuberto
Orexon Theatre
Aida Johnson Young
Mal
Manhattan
Ride Johnson Young
the Shuberte
Herbert Thayer
The Lottery Man and Its New York Tour Stop
The Lottery Man by Aida Johnson Young has become a major winter talk in New York. The Shubert company opened the postseason run and critics praise it as a pure humor example. The troupe begins a touring circuit with a stop at the Oregon Theater next Sunday, November 16.
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Coekery
New York
Aida Johnson Young
Messry
Shubert
Duffatelen
Bijou
Shuberta
Cur
Oregon Theater
Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Digestion After Meals
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla relieves dyspepsia and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs for proper function after eating. It urges taking Hood's to improve digestion and reduce discomfort between meals.
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Hood
Pape s Diapepsin Ends Indigestion
The ad touts Pape s Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims quick relief from sour stomach, gas, and upset feeling, urging readers to keep a bottle at home and noting widespread use worldwide.
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Pape
Elise
Woodburn Elects Taxpayers Ticket In City Race
In a decisive city election, the taxpayers ticket swept all available offices. Mayor candidates were Colonel John M. Poor man 229 and W. G. Jermin 152. Council seats went to W. A. Roberts 232 over C. W. Liversay 178 and A. Parr 160 while Chas C. Goodale 228 edged out incumbent C. Liv ersay. George H. Beebe 226 defeated J. J. Stangel 175 for recorder. George A. Landon won treasurer without opposition.
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Woodburn
Taxpayers
Land
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