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Circle Theater for Today End Tomorrow, Appearing in TIIE SUNDAY OREG ONTAX, PORTLAND, fAHCII 9, 1910. " 1 ." ' lg , X .. SaV ' 51 ,"v'. Nvjj,: y s ot mlaM. with and Santscht. ' - ' rirno C , ' - - ' - J - ':'., ' Utter aided by a crooked Judea, lIL, . Cr A'i'V. Hml ' ' 4 "ti , - XN,XTSrvi- 2 - i the eppostar laader. A powerful love SA ' I I ' J j : - r f - ' 1 i 1 pv i.Sv 1 A ; ,' , V ''""i Xx-v.- story U Included la tha tala, I ' , . r r 5, ta ?. i v . : ; j i w;. l1. i theda bara film at CIRCXE 'VThen a Woman Sins" Is Fcatnro of New Programme. Theda Bara. the ecreen' most fimono vnmpire. la the chief attraction at the Circle theater for today end tomorrow, appearing In "When a Woman :r.s." depleting the regeneration of a m.i.-r:- i vampire. It's the story of a t,i:jhI plrl'e atrugglo against the hy;io r..--y of oolty. "Uear "Em RaTe." a funriy HaroKI Lloyd comedy, and cartr.n romftiy are other features on the nwr procramn.e. Film Flickers. height of greatness: Organizing THE own company and electing yourself president. The height of art: Close-u- p of hero and shero in last-minu- te embrace, set- ting sun In background, fade elo-ow- ly out. Bill Farnum seeis back tn Los Angeles after a winter in Florida. When not fishing ha will make pictures with J. type of Gordon Edwards, who Is responsible for flend, or wharf-ra- f would hardly be' a Man Sees Red." "The Rainbow by flight to escape tha wrath of his Index," a production In which she Is gunman, not the vicious some or the biggest fox productions, as self-esteem- one a devastating conducive to a gentleman's ." Trail" and other big pictures? The victim. supported by her husband. Wlllard killer, but who. like the guide. TODAY'S KI1,M FKATTJIIES. fights In those productions sink into The picture is full of strenuous Mack, actor-playwrig- well known to angel, sweeps through the countryside Liberty D. W. Griffith's "Ro- The Pletnre Drama. insignificance when compared with the things. Including three tights of the Portlandera Miss Frederick's new pic- of the early Mormon settlement and Aviators areseesusceptible folk, ae-- mance of Happy Valley." battles in bis new production. "The variety for which Farnum is noted. ture opened an engagement yesterday mukes his name a terror to right a cording to Theda Ban's energetic press Peoples "The Writing in Picture Play Magazine, Man Hunter." He begins this story as a wealthy at the Majestic theater, being shown great wrong. agent. William Farnum. "The says of pur- com- un- He reports that when she was Man Hunter." Observer" the screen's For Mr. Farnum shows you not only clubman in London, Through the with the latest Path News and a Laid In Utah, In the days when In Florida from 0 to 100 Columbia Charles Ray, "The development: one fight, but three, in this picture, chase of a huge block of supposedly edy. scrupulous leaders of the Mormon aviators from a nearby camp escorted Girl Dodger." The movlng-plctur- e drama saw life and it is hard to say which one he worthless stock he Is left penniless. Suspense, thrills and big surprises church were trying to foist polygamy her to various locations. Majestic Pauline Frederick. The in 1914 with D. W. Griffith's "Judith." does best. He starts to slide down the scale of are all a part of "The Woman on the on their followers, the story deals witn Woman on the Index." the first picture that brought to the You will be Interested In each of life until, arriving in New York, he Index." with Miss Frederick in the role the abduction of a girl by a powerful Star J. Warren Kerrigan, "The screen genuine evidence that the photo- these fights because each has a big becomes a longshoreman. During the of a woman with a past, that past con- dignitary of the churcti, and the lire-lon- g Marie Walcamp, the dsrlcr rTar of Drifters." play was an art distinct from photog- powerful reason behind It. Every one time of his degradation the spirit of sisting of a police record in the shape hunt of her brother for the guilty the new Universal serial. "The Red Sunset William Farnum. "Riders raphy, painting and the stage. of them thrills, but in two Mr. Far- revenge against the "friend" who sold of a charge of murder and robbery man. Glove," declares she felt like a cross Sage." Some date the birth of the moving-pictur- e num comes off second best, because In him the stock burns in his breast. This accessory. Startling gun duels, thrilling rides between a mermaid and a flying fiyh of the Purple during epi- Globe William Farnum, "Tin drama from Sarah Bernhardrs tho first the police get him. and In the "friend" also has, come to New York, Driven from home by the greed and along the edge of frowning cliffs, sin- the filming of the seventh Spoilers." "Queen Elizabeth," but second the officers of a ship arrest and when Farnum arrives is endeavor- heartlessnesa of her father. Sylvia Mar-ti- n ister intrigues, and sensational revela- sode and at one point had to be thrown I believe that up hold of Circle Theda Bara, "When a all who saw "Queen Elizabeth" will him and chain him In the ing to win the hand of an oil king's becomes involved with a band of tions of the mysterious practices of (Concluded on - Woman Sins." agree that it was nothing more than the vessel. But the third batle is the daughter, who la about to make a trip crooks and weds one of them. The the early Mormon elders, all form a rr a news weekly camera man'n renor r one you will most heartily applaud. abroad. This man has learned of Far. husband shoots himself rather than be tremendous swevp of action that a Bernhardt stage play. for on a desert island with only a num's arrival and fears to remain in arrested, and the girl is charged with mounts into a tremendous climax, when feince "Judith." what has the acreen pretty, wealthy girl as a witness the New York. He takes passage on the tha crime. Freed, she is wedded to a a huge rock Is dropped down a narrow JOHN DOE. produced original villain meets his lust end. same steamer that is to carry the young diplomat, who knows nothing of her gorge to cru5h a body of horsemen TTelpht that is with Itself? past. ............. ...six feet jjougias iairoanks. entirely a moving-- Ray a Draughtsman. woman. that are pursuing a man and girL The Weight .............. ...... .190 pounds picture discovery, made nanulap Few people know that Charles Ray, Farnum followa as a stowaway on Then from out the past comes a for horsemenare killed, but the rock seals TWO DAYS Type ................... .young:, heavy after the stage had had a chance at the Ince star In Paramount pictures, the boat, and soon after the vessel Is at mer detective, now a member of the up in the narrow valley the man and Hair .............. blonde mm. Dodger." sea the two men meet on the deck. A secret service, and the woman fears girl forever. STARTING Eyes dark who is appearing in 'The Girl terrific fight follows. Later the vessel exposure. But all he asks of her. in The mechanical marvels f tti xroov is a fine draughtsman and began life - "His Smashing Career." a Snnshlne Experience ........................... Sennett and the He is fre- is wrecked in-- . the- tropics, and the oil the name of patriotism, is to carry on comedy. Is another feature on the bill. Remarks: ................. ........ Lehrmann comedies. in an architect's office. king's daughter. Farnum and the false an Intrigue with a foreigner connected i name Chaplin. (See common nn quently able to make designs for his upon does, Fairbanks). Either Chaplin or Fair- sets and Is an extremely tasteful In- friend are washed a desert Island. with a bolshevik plot. She but "THE SPOILERS' AT TIIE GLOBE are more than six thousand banks, Is often The man. despite Farnura's leniency, arouses the suspicion of her husband TODAY of overlooked by the stare, wbula terior decorator, whose advice plays is caught is happi cards like this in the files the now be welcomed back by the listen- sought and made use of by the studio another trick, but at and threatened with wreck of Struggle In the Gold Fields of Alaska T' office of the Famous Players stu ing drama. technicians. It. and another terrific fight ensues. ness, until a surprising denouement AT TUB p. man brings an awakening for dio at Fifty-sixt- h street. New York, on The close-u- the result of which is that the about the Is Depicted. each one of which concerning The news weekly. LATEST AT BERTS falls from a cliff and dies. diplomat. statistics Ray GUirFITII'S U Farnum and the clrl are rescued. Id addition to Wlllard Mack, tne "The Spoilers" Is a photoplay which various players have been entered. With Charles in th "HotiS" When they return to New York Far east includes Wyndham Standing, Ben promises to live forever, along with each card there are placed a few pho- drama. Happy Valley' This num learns the stock which, ne Hendricks and Jere Austin. "The Birth of a Nation." It attracted The flying pie. "A Romance of that yes- CIRCLE tographs person In question, one purchased out to be Iarxe crowds to the Globe theater of the Trained - had has turned of which shows a straight pose, the animals actually taking- a "Week's Unusual Offering.
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