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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1916
Page
5
Local notices list items for sale and services including a Buick car at 200 dollars, furnished rooms for rent, help wanted for general housework, ranch work, and other errands. Also advertised are furniture, piano, fertilizer, trucking, and nursery offerings with several contact phones and addresses.
For sale a modern one year old bungalow with rooms Dutch kitchen and fireplace full cement basement barn front corner lot at 417 Logan, contact Rodd at 310 W. Webb or call 366R phone 486 for details.
A damaged excerpt notes Mutual Manterpieture and The Overcoat as acts in a five act drama chain. It follows a street girl ruined by her employer and a wealthy family’s black sheep who seeks luxuries for his beloved. Hello the dance hall girl is played by Ithea Mitchell, with ex convict William Stewell in cast.
A World Film feature directed by Maurice Tourneur follows Sargeant falsely accused of murder as Julia uncovers evidence to prove his innocence. Old Doctor Appledon confesses overdose to clear Annersley, and Sargeant’s sacrifice is repaid by Julia with love. At Cosy theater Tuesday and Wednesday the 19th.
A historical note on sculptors shaping early photo-dramas, noting the rise of sculpting in the industry. It highlights the plastering department’s role in The Captive God and This is an Aztec story, with 404 tons of plaster used for sets, underscoring the growing importance of the sculptor in film production. Temple engagements occur Wednesday and Thursday.
Classified ad notes five rooms of furniture for sale at a cheap price. Immediate inquiry requested in office section under notice C.
Pendleton boosters can inform friends about the Round-Up using printed envelopes with type and illustration in color. Envelopes are available in any quantity at the First Greening office for one cent each.
Auto for Hire offers city and country trips. Contact D, B Waffle at residence 284M or office 196 for arrangements and rates.
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