At the Theaters Fortunes Turn and Other Weeklies
Theaters list Fortunes Turn from Vitagraph with Rose Tapley plus The Hunger of the Heart from Pathe with Morton Gill and Mrs Stoddard plotlines. Edison weekly features Bessie Learn and Richard Tucker in a tale of false accusation and justice. Pathe Weekly No 45 previews events of the times.
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Vitagraph
Rose Tapley
Jong
Pathe
Morton Gill
Stoddard
Edison
Bessie Learn
Richard Tucker
Aleter
Pathe Weekly No
Times
Kalem drama The Fatal Legacy at popular playhouse
Two part Kalem photo drama The Fatal Legacy features scenes set in Virginia with a fox hunt and a fashionable hunt breakfast. The production showcases dramatic situations and the strength and weakness of men with notable actors from Kalem organizations and Selig. Pathe weekly adds a light, amusing piece Touch simple human nature. Scheduled for Saturday showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalem
Virginia
Tobring
Selig
Pathe’s Weekly
The Song Bird of the North headliners at Burilay week
The Song Bird of the North is the week’s headliner at Burilay theater, with Tralph Ince as Lincoln and Anita Stewart as the Lone Bird. The cast includes Rose Tapley, Gladden James, Ned Finley, Joule Sadler and Mary Maurice, in a Civil War tale praised for acting and staging. Also shown: The Snow Egret from Pathe and The Sorrowful Shore from Biograph, both dramas about family sacrifice and love tested by circumstance.
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Burilay
Vitagraph
Tralph Ince
Lincoln
Anita Stewart
North
Capitol
Rose Tapley
Gladden James
Ned Finley
Joule Sadler
Mary Maurice
Snow Egert
Pathe
Tves
Selly
The Mad Cap and Comedy Lots at Alta Theater
Sunday program at Alta Theater features The Mad Cap two reels with prewar southern college pranks and Civil War battles, The Poisoned Cham with a dog poisoning scare, The Lead Nickel Komie, Hiding the Wad from Wifey Komie, and Wiltons Jenn and Porgywill live act with Pendleton encore as Ham ends tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Komie
Wiltons
Jenn
Porgy
Pendleton
Heavy Meat Eaters Suffer Kidney Strain Says Authority
A well known authority warns that regular meat eaters strain kidneys, risking rheumatism, liver trouble, nervousness, and urinary disorders. He prescribes four ounces of salts from the pharmacy dissolved in water each morning to flush and protect kidneys and blood.
New DIN Shows Screen Talent with Poised Acts
A clever hoop and devilstick act by burg and Gallan and the Morlans in Why is a Chicken? headline a new DIN program. A spectacular single for Poisoned Waters features clever dancing. Sunday night offers a new bi acta and pictures with the Goldena Inn comedy sketch plus Howard and Echer singing talking and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Gallan
Morlans
Howard and Echer
Alfa theater becomes regular vaudeville house Sundays hour shifts
Regular Vaudeville Theater opens Sundays October 12 with two acts and four reels nightly. Doors at 6 34 46 p m, show at 7 15 p m, runs continuously. Three weekly program changes with matinees at 2 30 p m and 2 45 p m on Sundays Wednesdays and Saturdays. Admission adults 20 cents, children 14 and under 10 cents, under 6 free with parents. Manager Oliphant cites demand for high class vaudeville and stronger bookings from agencies.
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Alfa Theater
Hotlte
Iite
Oliphant
Pendleton
Stop Thief at Oregon Theater Tonight
Forthcoming Cohan Harris farce Stop Thief opens at the Oregon theater tomorrow night. Carlyle Moore wrote the three act piece about kleptomania with two kleptomaniacs and a real thief entwined in a comic mystery as policemen appear in the second act and valuable articles vanish in a string of humorous situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohan & Harris
Oregon Theater
Carlyle Moore
Webster
Ot New Tiald
Al G Barnes Circus Promises All New Entertaining Acts
A sensational circus ad touts 350 wild animals in one show with live feeding hours after each performance. Managed by a single troupe, the act features 50 numbers, 30 laughs, and a four band street parade at 10:30. Two performances scheduled for Wednesday, October 14.
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al. G. Barnes
Denial of Brazil Railway Purchase Report
Oct 11. State officials deny the Brazilian government plans to pay the Sao Paulo Railway company. The denial follows rumors and the leader of the state delegation in the federal congress openly refuting the report.
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Phin
Soa Poul
Brazil
Sao Paoulo
Federal Congress
Tin ware cleaning tip from Ra elne Journal
The best thing for cleaning tin ware is common soda. Damp a cloth, dip it in soda and rub the ware briskly, then wipe dry. This simple method from the Ra elne Journal offers an easy cleaning routine for tin items.
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Raelne Journal
Day of Atonement Observed By Jewish Community
Sunset marked the start of Yom Kippur the most solemn fast in the Jewish year. The fast lasts until three stars appear and ends with a great meal, after penitence and atonement for sins, including repairs with neighbors.
Top Boots Describe New Slashed Frock Footwear Style
The Chicago Journal notes top boots to pair with slashed frocks. Leather boots feature broad toes and a flat top across the foot with a low, wide heel. Available colors include black, green, and red.
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Chicago Journal
Local boys on two glee clubs in the Northwest
Pendleton notes Bertrand Jerard son of Mr and Mrs Jerard plays the accompanist role for University of Oregon glee club for a third year. Reuben Beckwith son of Mr and Mrs Beckwith is a freshman at the University of Washington glee club and holds the same position. Both are skilled musicians with Jerard well featured in stunts and Beckwith eyed as a possible feature performer by Prof I M Glen.
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Pendleton
Northwest
Bertrand Jerard
Jerard
University of Oregon Clu
Anfd
Reuben Peckwith
Beckwith
University of Washington
Seattle
I. M. Glen
Young
Castle of Tile Montezumas described in Arizona ruins
The Castle of Tile Montezumas in Casa Grande Arizona is a cluster of adobe apartmentlike structures around a square. Compound A measures 426 by 224 feet and stands three or four stories high. Built from earth and adobe with a clay cement, the throne room in house No 1 remains, inviting visitors to imagine turquoise mosaics and Montezuma’s court. Nearby Pointe a Pitre plans a cooling station covering 22 400 square feet.
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Casa Grande
Montezumas
Arizona
St. Louis
Cast Grande
Montezuma
Casa Grinds
Ston
Pointe A Pitre
Reverend Roberts Endorses Peruna For Longevity
A missive from Rev G W Roberts of Alabama cites a multi year recovery from illness after using Peruna starting in May 1902. He praises the medicine, thanks Peruna Co for guidance and literature, and claims life extension and ongoing willingness to advocate its use. Letters from 1904 to 1913 are cited to support enduring benefits.
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Thad
Nore
Roberts
Peruna
Peruna 5
Peruna Co
Robins
Howe
Portman
Ick
Roberta
Mvine
Perona
W. Roberts
Hartee
Columbus
Ohio
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van Petten Lumber Co
Oregon
Hood
Qtregon Sonoay
Pendleton Drug Company
Gayety Theatre
New York
Barnes
BK 3
Rinc
Wild Animal
Earth
Matt and
Jeff
Ham
Mt. Hood
Tallman & Co
Wis
Nmsaie
Ioalae
Logal Boys
U. OF O
U. OF W
Tile
Trads
Addeuta
Walas
Terma Co
G. W. Roberts
TH. R
Nartseil
Alabarma
R. R
Hartseil
Ala
Brook Tci
Sunny Brook
Aia Uy
U. S
Standard Oil Company
California
Portland
San Francisco
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