Amusements Photoplay Offerings at Orpheum and More
A reader summary of current film offerings from Orpheum and studio partners. Mary in Stageland, The Counts, Weary Starts Things In Pucklesville, Betty and the Roses, The Dam Builder, For Her Lord, The Late Harriet Quimby’s Flight, The Country Girl, A Choice by Accident, and a Friday preview of When Uncle Sam Was Young are listed with plot hints, cast notes, and the promise of sensational effects and historical drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Don Jamie
Charles
American Pathe
Spain
Mary
Edison
Mary Fuller
Counts
Vitagraph
Dorothy Kelly
Jack Baum
Harry J. Morey
Sion
Betty and
Lubin
Betty of the Roses
Tom
Keapa
Brown's Station
New York
New York City
Harriet Quimbys
English Channel
Imp
America
Grandma
Uncle Sam
Bunker Hill
The Girl Reporter’s Big Society Scoop
A young Hazel Neagon reports a major scoop on why an international marriage was broken off. The Woman newspaper plays housemaid in service of the man, revealing high society dynamics and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalem
Hazel Neagon
Flo's Discipline and The Tattoo in Rural Comedy
Florence Lawrence and Owen Moore star in a rural comedy about a timid professor who leaves discipline to his Irish assistant Jack Doyle. Flo, the professor's daughter, returns home and dismisses Jack as a playful war unfolds with hoses, an ice house, and a ladder. Jack is later employed in other ways as Flo prevails. The second feature follows a western tale The Tattoo about emigrants on the plains defending against an Indian attack and a scout getting tattooed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lawrence
Owen Moore
Flo
Victor
Dow
Jack Doyle
Jack
Bought and Paid For depicted in Oregon theater play
The Oregon Journal reports on the stage production Bought and Paid For at the Helig last night. It follows Robert Stafford a wealthy man and Virginia Blaine a hotel telephone operator as their tumultuous relationship unfolds from a lavish dining scene to a drunken confrontation and final strained reconciliation, with Jimmy and Fanny Blaine as supporting figures. The drama, staged in four acts, ends with Virginia and Stafford facing consequences of wealth and love in a modest flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Journal of
Get
Robert Stafford
Virginia Blaine
Stafford
Virginia
Fanny Blaine
James Gilley
Fannys
Nash
Drnamattic
Jove
Jimmy
Oregon Delegation to Greet Marshall in State Tour
Portland chapter announces a prominent Oregon delegation will meet Governor Thomas R. Marshall as he travels from California. Governor Oswald West, Bert Haney, George I. Smith and others will join stops in Medford Ashland Albany and Salem, with a Portland rally at Gipsy Smith Tabernacle scheduled that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Thomas R. Marshall
California
Wii
Oswald West
Bert EK
Haney
George I. Smith
Jackson Club
G. Manly
Myera
Alex Sweek
John BA
Ryan
W. H. Canon
Medford
Ashland
View
Albany
Marehall
Linn County
Orgen Electric
Salem
Indiana
Oregon Electric Depot
Gipsy Smith Tabernacle
Marshall
Hianey
ELOPING COUNTESS NEED NOT FEAR ARREST
Vienna officials decline to aid in the search for Countess Marie Elizabeth daughter of a Hungarian nobleman who recently escaped a convent with her lover a young engineer The divorced countess had been placed in a sanitarium by her parents after resisting a forced marriage She escaped despite strict convent supervision and covertly left with her partner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Marie Elizabeth
Electric Bitters Promised To Restore Health
A Lincoln Nebraska man recovered after three years of illness with six bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad claims loss of appetite signals serious trouble and that the tonic steadies the stomach cures indigestion and strengthens nerves. It states the remedy has helped thousands and costs 60 cents at Koeppens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Koeppens
Farmer warned by law on pheasant and beaver killings
Sitlem Oregon reports George Wolfer of Hubbard asks Attorney General Crawford about pheasants eating corn and beavers damming a stream flooding his property. He plans to shoot in self defense, but the law bans killing pheasants and beavers, leaving little comfort. Easter marked the dawn of a new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitlem
Ore
George & Wolfer
Hubbard
Crawford
Phenaunts
Beavers
Wolfer
Suffered torment with eczema from long years
A Lebanon man describes a decade and a half of severe eczema on his thigh and scalp. After trying many remedies, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting immediate relief and eventual cure. He also notes dandruff resolved. The ad promotes Cuticura products with free samples by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Eihteen
L. R. Fink
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. K. Fairbank Company
Weary
Punkbesville
Charles Edwards
Weary Willie
Cosy
Oregon Theatre
William A. Brady, Ltd
Ky— George Broadhunsit
William A. Brady
S. I. Chronicle
Pendleton Drug Store
Oregon Theater
Oregon
Hood
Eczema
Pioneer
Walter Adams
Pendleton
A. D. Charlton
Gen. Pass
Portland, Oregon
Kloster Bray Beer
Alfred Schneiter
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Mark Moorhouse CO
Court Street
Pamphilet
Ass’n OF
W. C. Francis
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