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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
8
Former Chicago socialite the Countess of Suffolk, after mastering English and continental dances, has taken to Scottish reels and Irish jigs during her Berlin visit. She has reportedly heard much of these styles and is now pursuing lessons and performances.
While visiting Dublin the Countess encountered Irish dance at the Viceregal Lodge where Lady Aberdeeen hosted a private gathering. Impressed by the dances she sought lessons in London from a Gaelic League contact. Now studying with a Scottish and Irish dance professor in the city, her friends wonder if she will perform on a village green with an Irish piper.
Pendleton hosts a mixed local page with notes on a new five to 15 cent store by R B M Korn in the Court and Matin building, a roundup event jury comments on fair judging, and a pheasant release plan near Mission. Livermore visits, editor Dave Roberts links to Pocatello Tribune, and John Day stockman Jn Clark comments on horsemanship and judging.
Contained speech fragments discuss competition as vital to life and industry, opposing labor unions and urging profit sharing with workers as co partners. The piece extends into film listings for Tuesday including Love of a Girl, The Little Wanderer, The Hermit, The Musketeers Love, and summaries of related film plots and theater notes.
Florence Lawrence and Owen Moore star in a light comedy about Victor Littloe adopted by Roland who grows up a society girl and leaves stage life to marry him. Also shown are The Gambler and the Girl 101 a breezy western with a rich man squatter tale and Hawking Half Holiday a lively comedy of laughter.
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