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TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 13, 1921

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cullar intuitive powers which enable her to foretell certain future happen- ings. She la known as "the girl who tees around corners." A childhood romance develops In later years into a real love affair, but a misunderstanding results in the parting of Miriam and her lover, Clyde Urunton. He marries another woman, but quickly regrets the step he has taken, TODAY'S F1XH FEATURES. and when be comes upon Miriam in Ubrty Wesley Barry. "Dint y. New York, where she has gained fame Columbia Lionel Barrymora, for the great services site has per- "The Devil's Garden." formed for humanity through b Elvoll ylvla Breamer. "Un- wonderful gift, he knows that he rlh seen Forces." loves her. aiajestlc Wh-ltma- Bennett's A lounge lizard who has beon pes- - The Truth About Husbands." icriny nor is me least or Miriams Peoples Anita Stewart. "Har- troubles, but in her heart eho has a riet and the Piper." real problem to solve, and she does Bta.r Eleanor Hallowell Ab- solve it as only a "girl who sees bott's -- Old Dad." around corners" could do. Clrele-Patt- y" Arbnckle. "The 'The Punch of the Irish," a comedy: Round-up- ." a Fox news reel and the music of the Hippodrome Ina Claire, "Polly Rivoli orchestra complete tho Itlvoll With a Past." bill. Globe Don't ETer Marry." 1ICSBAXJ) Today's Slasle Feature. FILM AT MAJESTIC Biroll Orchestra concert un- der direction of Salvatore Truth About llins 8antaella at H:tO o'clock. Liberty Organ concert by Vividly Told. Henri Keates at 12:30 o'clock. "The Truth IliiKhands," Ce- About Majestic Organ concert by ftdapted from Sir Arthur Wing Pin-ero'- B cil Teague at 1:30 o'clock. brilliant stage play "The Prof- ligate," ia the feature at the Majejitio. i It Is a whitman Bennett production BY DOX and has an exceptionally GEENB. cast headed by May McAvoy. nKBGrON scenlo beauties will It deals In an Interesting way with knows to the world the ape-ol- d problem of how a man, through a series of compre-- beiiore marriage, cannot have his fling fisnslTs motion picture productions, without the dfinger of his escapades according to announcement last week confronting him after marriage. 11. E. Herbort plays Hunstan Kenshaw, a by officials of a newly organized wealthy bachelor who Is supposedly Portland company. typical of his claja. He is not vicious. Fred Klser, Portland photographer merely worldly. with a national reputation, will head Under an assumed name ha mMli the new concern, known as the Klser Janet i'reece, played by Ann Lehr, who Is a librarian, living In a suburb, Studloc, Inc., and will supervise the m - V.V r. -- f aud makes love to her. Later ha . . - .. taking of all scenes. The settings mission would be made tip of citizens a i - marrii- Leslie BrownelL nortravert bv number of little tickets as edles and also supervises the shorter in the near future featuring Chris- Pi?t . May will be for the most part In Oregon, of high standing and modeled some- minder that winning photoplaye are features. He edited "Mickey," "Yan-k- e McAvoy, a young bocioly girl, although some the scenes will be what after the child welfare commis easier to pick than racing thorough- Doodle in Berlin." "Down on the I , V & and takes her abroad. of But it so happens (hat laid In other western scenic centers. sion and similar organizations. This breds, as far as he is concerned. Farm." and "The Small Town Idol." The concert arranged by Salvatore - I.eelie'i suggestion was sent to Representa Plans for the building of Loew's and helped In the cutting of "The Santaella for the Rivoli today noon brother, Wilfred Brownell, enartcd by Wlnthln to days work will be started tive Childs In a letter indorsed by State are progressing Douglai been chosen Over- IV...,, Artn.nr Kankln. Is acotiainted with picturesque theater here Mark of Zorro," starring has as follows: on a picture with the Ralph C McAfee, Rev. Monroe G. as rapidly as possible for such Fairbanks. McNeil's last visit to ture "Ruy Bias" (F. Mendelsohn) Janet Preeee, the librarian, but Is not Columbia gorge as a setting. The Everett, chairman of the church large undertaking. Mr. Ely announced Portland was three years ago. "Good-Bye- " (F. Paola Tosti), selec cognizant of lh fact that Dunstan. scenario of this production wllr be federation committee on moving pic- A deal Is being completed for a suit tion "The Spring Maid" (H. Rein his sister's husband, has ever met her. fnrolehed by Anne Shannon Monroe tures; Mrs. J. K. Hall, president of the able downtown location for the n W. W. Cooley of Silverton. has com hardt), Egyptian dance (Rudolph Janet Is engaged as secretary to Mm. Parent-Teacher- s' association; Mrs. J. house, which will cost about $750,000 pleted extensive renovations of the Friml). valse ''Springtime" (George ance of his brief but brilliant career. great problem and a means of atone- hionenay, played by Elizabeth Garri noted western writer. The second F. Thomas, Mr. Wesley ment bis wrongs of past. son, whose daughter Irene Is a friend by president of the associated and will present moving picture Gem theater, and has Installed some JJrumm), "American Patrol' (V. W. Neilan has surrounded for the photoplay will be furnished Walter collegiate alumnae; Mrs. Mabel Mer first-cla- ss pro Barry an cast of play- The Columbia picture, players fur- of Janet Li taken abrond New York features and musical projection innova Meacham). The concert number to with excellent Prichard Eaton. dramatic win and Mrs. A, C. NewilL grammes, under the direction of tions: be played during this week, after- ers, including such favorites as Col- nish the musical entertainment of tie with tho Stonehnys. Irene ftonehav. erJtic and author of outdoor fiction Marcus Loew and Ackerman Harris, a a a noons and evenings. Is "Bacchsnalc" leen Moore, J. Barney Sherry, Mar-jorl- o new programme. role enacted by Lorraine Frost, ii The location for Mr. Eaton's story C S. Jensen left Portland Wednes The proposed house will most Daw, Pat O'Malley, Noah Beery, engased to Lord Dexter Randolph in Glacier National park. Be be the Miss Alene Maupln arrived In Port from the opera "Samson and Delilah," will be day night for Seattle for an 4m costly enterprise of kind In Port by C. Saint-Saen- s. Tom Gallery, Kate Price, Tom Wilson "trXSEEN' FORCES" AT KIVOLI lvo Dawson The latter an old ac Bides photoplays with plot and action, its land last week from Los Angeles, quaintance of portant conference with J. G. Von land. pic a a and Newton Hall. Dunstan's. short scenic features will be made. Herberg on plans for tho opening where she has been engaged in The balance of the cast Includes Then follow a series ct dramntl't Plans are being made to release the tures. She will appear in an atmos The duties of a concert master as Chung, young Chinaman, Childhood Romance Develops lulu Hituaiion.s ending in a UuUllns of the firms new theater at Great Ralph Wrasor has completed exten pheric soon, Walter a Kliter films on a national scale. Falls, Mont., about May 1. The prologue at the Liberty ihey pertain to ths successful func- and Aaron Mitchell, a pickaninny, limax. George Natanson, well-know- n as a sive repairs in the realms behind the and tn the meantime will open an tioning of a modern orchestra are Real Love Affair. manager for the new house has not scenes Star theater. He an - who play the parts of Barry's chums member of the Alcazar btock at the academy of dancing at the Multno- not generally by aver- W 1 ! former been selected yet. but will probably nounced last week an unusual lineup understood the In "Dlnty." Heralded as one of the mnrl re- TOLLY' ITH A PAST" AT H company here, has wn chosen to dt be chosen from the ranks of the or- man hotel. age layman, but they are of the ut- "Dinty" Is ths tale of a fighting pictures. It. J. Grace will of feature pictures for his bouse a a a most Importance, according markable photodramas of the season. rect the ganization in Seattle or Portland. to Albert San Francisco newsboy, "Dinty" "Unseen' Forces," all-st- ar which Includes Tom Mix in "The with an 1 ii u Ilcla.-o- o bave charge of the technical end of Henri Keates, Liberty organist, will rCreitz, who holds this position with O'Sullivan. It with his rise to cast, headed by Sylvia Breamer, Is on Oalrp, Mar, rini Productions. Texan," Blanche Sweet and Mahlon present Klvoli dals Bill Ely. mani5r of the Hippo In Montana," the following selections at the orchestra. The concert the head of the newsboys' trust, and the Rivoli screen bill this week. "The tendency of film producers com Hamilton That Girl the regular noon concert today master is the first violin and the other run- Country Girl Role. drome, returned Tuesday from a Frank Mayo In "Tiger. True," and the prominent part he plays in Supporting Miss Breamer in the t today seems to be toward the outdoor "American (Meacham). "The Instruments cues well-know- blned business and pleasure trip Dow- - Patrol" obtain their from ning down a band of Malay highbind- cast are such n celluloid Ina Claire, Belasco stage star, trill aettlng, and Oregon offers a wealth "The Devil to Pay," with Joseph Rosary" (Nevin), "Les Patineurs' him and not altogether dis- through California. ling, Robert McKim, Roy Stewart and from the ers who have stolen the assistant celebrities as Conrad Nagel, who Is be seen in pictures at the Hippodroni ft natural beauty 4n this field," said Bis visit included Inspection of (Waldteufel), selected solos (Madame leader who wields the baton. The trict attorney's fiancee. Pathos, hu- her leading man; Rosemary Theby, for four days starting today in "1'nlly Pmyette Marsh, attorney for the com in managed Fritzl Brunette. Minna Nimerova), "First Hungarian phasing of the music by con- are the pany. various theaters the string the mor, romance and adventure Robert Cain, famed for his portrayal With a Past," adaptad for the screen "'Contrary to the general lm by ths Ackerman and Harris and Fantasia" ( Arr. Tobani). cert master Is followed by the other four elements that Marshall Neilan of lounge parts; by June Mathls from tho thentrn-h- l presslbn California and elsewhere, F. W. Teufel, manager of the a a a lizard Sam De Grasse, in Marcus Loew Interests, a trip through Peoples, on a new violins and until he plays a note the has woven into the plot. who has made a big reputation for success by George Middlcton and Guy moving pictures of high quality can has started work Cecil Teagne, skipper of the Majes sub-titl- the Los Angeles film colony and reception room on the mezzanine of other musicians keep silent. He even Marion Fairfax, the clever himself as both sn actor and director: Bolton. r.e taken successfully In the light in tour of California beaches. tic organ, will play the following controls the bowing of the other vio- of "Go and Get It" and other Edward Martindel, Harry Garrity, It was this play which brought Mlm Oregon. The fact that we lack the the theater. The tall manager finds programme his usur.l concert to lins, giving "There seems to be a lull In picture time from bis managerial duties to at a certain number of notes screen successes, prepared the sce James O. Barrows, Aggie Herring, An- Claire, for nearly a year now rngas-'- long periods of sunBhine such as Los production, said Mr. Ely on his re day: "American Patrol (Meacham) to the up and to the down strokes. nario for "Dinty" from Mr. Nellan's Cody. In enacting the principal role in "The Angeles has will not prove a serious take off his coat, roll up his sleeves "At Dawning" (Cadman). "Going Up' drew Arburkle and Albert turn. "Many of the larger companies and pitch into the work of building In certain compositions the concert story. Many of the scenes were pho- Most remarkable of all perhaps Is Gold Diggers," at the Lyceum theater. handicap, for experiments have shown working on schedule, but the selection (liirsch), and "Faust" (Gou master la practically i In San China New York, to stardom. The story ha3 proper care are are the new improvements himself. When ths leader. tographed Francisco's the story which has bsen plcturlzed, that If time and smaller concerns as a whole are not nod). town and water front. for, as the title would indicate, to do with a young girl, coming fr"in taken, remarkable effects may be ob very completed, the room will present a a a a it country to study active. The trend of screen picturesque setting, com ANITA STEWART AT PEOPLES deals with "unseen forces." the for the operatic tained In Oregon." policy seems to be toward the stress rustic with Manager John Stllle of the Rivoli AT COLT3EBIA Sylvia stage but forced by a ng ana wen fortable chairs and lounges. An In- announces a Monday evening recital BARRYMORE Breamer has the role of ' of the picture itself Miriam Holt, a girl possessed of pe- - frvnrhi'Vrt en r. S First National week is fceing cb balanced casLs as against the single- - direct lighting system will be in served throughout the northwest In stalled and the walls will be a lattice 'Harriet and the Piper" Story of Ac- programmes of motion star system. "The Peril's Garden" Famous the current' Mr. Ely was entertained by a lum effect. Small-Tow- n Girl in Gotham. picture theaters in this territory ber of film celebrities, including YOUNG UTAH ORGANIST WI3T3 tor's Most (Powerful Play. More than 600 picture houses In Ore The vengeance of a Hindoo, whose Harold Lloyd, Buster Keaton and A. C. Raleigh is hack on ths job FOLLOWING AT STAR. n gon. Washington. Idaho and Montana bride had been wronged. Is Lionel Barrymore in a picturlza-tio- Alice Lake. He crossed the interna running the Columbia theater and realized fascinating are featuring the product or As tional boundary line to Tia Juana, pounding out snappy copy for when he stabs to death Royal Blon- of W. B. Maxwell's sodated First National Pictures, Inc. Mexico, and brought home with him "Screenland." dln, exponent of free love and! mem novel, "The Devil's Garden." is the C H. Feldman, manager of the Tort ber of Greenwich Village's elect, attraction at the Columbia. land exchange, hooked First National The tentative contract for the bringing to a thrilling climax Anita This production Is credited with feature in Portland's six first-ru- n showing of "The Devil" at the Majes Stewart's latest picture, "Harriet and being the most powerful screen ve- COME! houses for the week. been to the Piper," which Is being shown hicle yet given to the famous actor, NOW PLAYING TALEVTEO SOPRANO MAKES tic theater has submitted moral that unre- DEBUT AT LIBERTY. Pathe's New York headquarters for at the Peoples theater. Miss Stewart driving home the ALSO MONDAY Censorship in the state form Is consideration of the clause providing plays ths part of Harriet Field, a strained passion and temper reap till a topic of considerable interest. exclusive rights of the Portland show small-tow- n girl, who Is deluded Into their own punishments. Film Interests In general are opposed going through Supporting Lionel ' Barrymore in ing to the firm of Jensen & Von a free love marriage Doris to the bill proposing a state board Herberg. The firm Is planning a new with Blondin. She escapes from him the leading feminine role is of censorship, and are working for ceremony Rankin, who In private life is Mrs. policy will limit showing after the and the tragic well-know- FATTY which the n a federal board. of productions to end of the perfidious Blondin results Lionel Barrymore. Other "If the state censorship bill be- certain feature the of the theatrical world in the first-ra- n appearance. In real happiness for Harriet. artists May comes a law our exchange will be Fred Normand, local Pathe man 'Harriet and the Piper" is from oast are H. Cooper Cliffe and closed within 30 days, said David story McAvoy. manager film ager, forwarded the contract for "The Kathleen Norris of the same part of Brill, of the Universal Devil" to New York without recom- name. The story, which has a Green Lionel Barrymore has the exchange here. wich Village In William Dale, who elevates himself censorship Is generally ; r;? . , 1 mendation. At the request of a num- setting, ran serially status of a humble gardener ARBUCKLE "If state ber of smaller exhibitors and with the Pictorial Review, and has since from the adopted in the United States it means In Sup to postmaster and a power in the the approval of Mr. Jensen, Mr. Nor- been published book form. of making the crippling of the film Industry. all-st- ar community as a means y ? v a mand wired the New York office that porting Miss Stewart is an of Mavis, Producers will be hampered by mak- cast, including Crane, Charles himself worthy of the love IN permanent clearance on the picture , Ward ing picture which will conform to Rich-man- in household of Lord a would be a dangerous precedent to Irving Cummings, Byron a servant the the varying tastes and standards of Munson, Myrtle Stedman, Margaret Barradine. They are married, but 4S solu- J establish. . results in different boards. The only a Landis, Barbara La Marr Deeley and Dalft'a imoetuous nature ROUND-UP- tion of the problem Is federal censor- n his suspension as postmaster. He is "The " ship regulated by the government." The list of names on the petitions Loyola O'Connor. Bertram Bracken reinstated, but his happiness ends against Sunday closing of movies directed the production. sacri Portland ministers Indorsed the "Harriet and the Piper" is when he learns how Mavis has Rocking with laughter. principle of state censorship at their numb-r- s nearly 25,000. The petitions declared ficed herself to Barradine in oraer promi- were placed in lobbies about the best film vehicle In which Miss position re action. meeting Monday, ana several theater yet ex- to have her husband's Loaded with nent representatives of the min ten days ago as a part of the na- Stewart has appeared, not stored. In a blind fury he goes 10 Filmed amid beauty and 16,000,000 club, manltitiMiiiH-- 'r'" " "ti3 cepting "In Old Kentucky," which association and federation of tional campaign of the the estate of Lord Barradine, cnoKes j. ' ' TFSw aV- S. isterial opposed legislation Alexander Schreiaer. was one of the most successful of last to London grandeur of scene that churches were present in Salem at a an organization tu productions. him to death and returns hearing of the bill before the com- of the blue law variety. The playing of Alexander season's to establish an alibi. dwarfs any stage pro- a a a The Sportsman," a big comedy Mavis effeot a reconcili mittee on public health and morals. Schrelner on the Star theater Semon, Dale and presented. - Lacey, wife of Manager deal-- of starring the acrobatic Larry cloud of the past duction ever The indorsement of Representative Mrs. Frank organ has caused a good Peoples ation, but the dark Childs' measure was made with the Lacey of the Majestic, Is recovering favorable comment among ' Is another feature of the makes his life miserable. Norah, a understanding that the bill In its rapidly from the eirects oi a serious movie patrons. Schrelner, who programme. The Peoples orchestra. beautiful gypsy, comes into Dale's Comedy present form might be subject to operation early In the week, and Is is only 19 years old, came to directed by John Britz, contributes life as his greatest temptation. While --Whirl of the amendments. One of the weak points expected to leave the hospital for Portland almost unheralded not the usual music entertainment. fighting the battle out with himself, bill appeared in the provision Phpto by Davles. home In about three weeks. ago a conspicuous he" sees his chance for salvation when Wear In the her long with orphanage in for a state board of three members Madame Blinnm Mmerova record as an organist and FRECKLES BARKY AT LIBERTY he beholds the nearby Pathe News to beappointed by the governor at A new musical personality The convention of tho Motion Pic pianist. flames, the lives of tha children in $1500 year. Objection league of Oregon and the big salaries of a will be introduced to Portland ture The .organ at the Star Is the Tiny Actor In "Dlnty," PerlL . . - VI. arrangement on Ma- movie ball planned in conjunction Stars Tale He rushes to me i wuo uu ,u Change of was raised to this audiences this week when smallest one that Schreiner has ma the grounds that It would probably dame Minna Nimerova, talented ith the meeting have been post played since his. early student Fighting: Newsboy. heroic wet finds the answer to highest type of Picture exclude censors of the soprano, appears in a number poned. The convention was scheduled days, but in spite of its limita- Sunday who could not afford to accept a of solos at the Liberty theater. for this month, but the unsettled tions, he has rapidly attracted The attraction at the Liberty the (Me small-salarie- d position which would Madame Nimerova has taken condition cf the picture industry has attention. ater is "Dinty," in which young Wes- Tuesday require a good deal of time. A sug- part in many amateur recitals necessitated the selection of a later Schreiner is a graduate of the ley Barry makes his bow to the pictur- Wash'gton Wednesday e-loving public gested amendment of the bill 'was the in Portland. Her chance for a date. University of Utah and the Utah in his first actual Friday formation of a state censorship com- professional debut came through' a a a Conservatory of Music, and has starring vehicle, directed by Marshall GL 11th and mission of five members, appointed Paul Noble, manager of the Al McNeill, well known In Port the distinction of having pre- Neilan, who also wrote the story by the governor to serve without Liberty, who predicts a bril- land as a former crack featherweight sided on many occasions at the' -- alary. Funds raised from viewing liant career for the young sing- boxer of Multnomah club, is winning great tabernacle organ in Salt The freckle-face- d youngster of fees would be paid out by voucher ing star. laurels in the Los Angeles film col- Lake City. . Daddy Long Legs," "Don't Ever NJV to viewers and clerical workers serv- ony. - He has charge of the editing Marry" and Go Get It' has in this Don't Ever Marry ing uader the commission. 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