Orpheum Feature Shows Mixed Drama and Comedy Acts
At the Orpheum theater Thursday the lineup includes The Death Song a two reel Pathoplay spotlighting love jealousy fidelity and treachery The film follows a wife who learns she has roles then becomes a star while her husband and a composer complicate matters Matrimonial Manoeuvrers Vita traph stars Maurice Costello and Mary Charleson a farce about a scheming aunt and a fake lord with comic consequences Twe Sheko of Potatoes Selig Myrtle Stedman and A Muddle in Horse Thieves Selig plus a breezy Western introducing Tim Mix the champion cowboy.
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Orpheun
Orpheum
Vitatraph
Maurice Costello
Mary Charleson
Twe Sheko
Selig
Myrtle Stedman
Tim Mix
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest harmless remedy for indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims dramatic relief within minutes and guarantees satisfaction or money back, urging households to keep it ready for day or night stomach distress.
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Pape
Sitar Marner Edition at the theater this Tuesday and Wednesday
The program features Sitar Marner Edition in two parts from George Eliot with Willan West and Gertrude McCoy leading a cast of sixteen Edison players. Biograph’s Red and Pete, Partners runs next, followed by Kalem’s And the Watch Came Back with Ruth Holand and John Brennan and a scenic Boston shot.
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A* & Headner
Sitar Marner
George Eliot
Willan West
Gertrude McCoy
Edison Players
Red and Pete, Partners
Biograph
Red
Pete
Ruth Holand
John #&. Brennan
Boaton
Chief Silver Tongue to Perform at Cony on Wednesday
Indian tenor Chief Silver Tongue will headline the Cony program Wednesday night. His acclaimed vocal power and beauty have made him a top act in the east and west, and he is billed as Pendleton’s highest priced single act. The Malcombs deliver a comedy sketch "The Glow Worm" with three reels Reliance. Rosemary Thebe stars in the drama, while Calamity Anne and Louise Lester appear in supporting roles, delivering laughs and dramatic moments.
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Silver Tongue
the Cony
Hela
Pendleton
Tauths
Troxemary Thete
Irving Cummings
Norma Phillipe
Irene Hunt
Rosemary
Homestons Lead New Vaudeville Program Tonight
Tonight shows a complete program change featuring the Homestons as novelty musical artists. The new bill includes the film In the Coils of a Python and an Imp special two feeler act.
Wyeth’s Sulphur Hair Remedy Darkens Gray Hair
Advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple home mix to darken gray hair. It claims the product restores natural color, adds thickness, gloss, and stops dandruff while making hair look younger. A bottle costs about 34 cents at rug stores.
Alta Theater Promotes Vaudeville One-Act Move
Oregon theater announces policy shift to one act vaudeville in addition to four reel programs. Admission 15 cents adults 5 cents children. Coming is Frank Rich Musical Comedy Co with hits like Her Eyes Are Have for Yale Tonight Will Never Come Again Dont Want to Marry Your Family and Follow the Rainbow Trail.
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W Nestor
Alta
Frank Rich Musical Comedy Co
Alta Theater
West
Yale
Prince of Tonight at Oregon Theater charms with spectacle
Spectacular effects and dazzling costumes highlight the musical comedy The Prince of Tonight at the Oregon theater. Tom Arnall leads the cast as a college youth turned prince by magic, with a plot of love, magical transformation, and a race against dawn, supported by a large chorus and vivid stage pictures.
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Oregon Theater
Tom Arnall
Banei
Adams
Hough
Howard
Joseph B. Howard
Night of the County Fair Promises Lively Entertainment
Tonight the County Fair presents a well prepared show with trained choruses and seasoned leads. Performers will tout circus lemonade and elephant jumping feats while locals in homespun attire enjoy the lively acts amid a parade of curiosities and humor. The crowd is assured a good time with ample laughter at every turn.
Setdling Man Is Star Returns in The Lure
Leading national actor William J. Kelly, famed as Ben Hur on the Pacific Coast and a staple of Harlem Stock, returns to headline in George Scarborough’s White slave drama The Lure as the Secret Service Agent. He has long led his own stock companies from Montreal to Denver.
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United States
William J. Kelly
Ben Hur
Pacific Coast
George Scarboropeh
Mr. Kelly
Harlem
New York
Lince
Montreal
Providence
Denver
Salt Lake Olte
Hay
Artor
Ben Hor
Lew Wallace
E J. Morman
William Farnum
Oman
The Wolf Play Set For Oregon Theater Debut Sunday
Eugene Walter's The Wolf, a Hudson Bay country drama, is announced for presentation at the Oregon theater Sunday night November 16 with full staging and effects. Critics praise Walter as a rising writer after reports in the New York American. Also notice reads about Ballard's Snow Liniment for treatable skin threats.
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the Wolf
Eugene Walter
Hudson Bay Country
Oregon Theater
New York
Chicago
Allan Dale
New York American
Treasury Examines Double Taxation on Joint Incomes
Treasury officials discussed potential double taxation for households with two earners. They indicated joint incomes up to about 7000 dollars might be exempt, asserting that facts are established and no law can prevent this interpretation.
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Washington
Treasury
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