Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 24

1 HV-. THURSDAY EVENING" afclanD AUGUST 13, 5 UIHULflL PLflY UN Barbara Blanchardf Sings at Auditorium T. 0. WILL GIVE MB Bid BILL NOVEL FEATURE House Peters Stars On State Program "Head AVir.ds" adapted from H. Sinclair Wilt's Saturday Evening Post story, starring House Tetcrs with Patsy Ituth Miller, opened its four-day engagement at tho State Theater yesterday and offers a I illing romance of tho sea.

In the story House Peters is cast in the rolu of a millionaire who, in Leave it to John Uarryniore to do the Always sotne-thlnk different is the motto of the AVith Barbara Blanchard, wen-known local singer making her professional appearance for threo performances, Paul Steindorff will make tho final production of his summer season of light opera at the Auditorium theater in the perennial favorite "The Bohemian It is explained that Mlsa 1 i T'--S' ine im Lommandmfnts' is at "The Marriage Whirl," starring me American theater this Corinne Griffith, is to bo the Oak youngest Barryniorc. No sooner had he started in on "The Sea Beast," a big sea epic of the whaling industry, at the Warner Ilros. ine len commandments" sets Ut, in varied scenes, the history of land theater's sccoixl con Blanchard will sing at the Thurs tribution to Greater Movlo at which I xne Israelites In bondage under the mag-niflcent Pharoah, Moses, the day evening performance, time tho Business and Professional man inspired, the leader and fruard In this 'film Miss Griffith oi nis people, is the central firure. As an offset to the first sequence, plunges into matrimony to the tunes of jazz only to emerge to the order to win the love and respect of the girl lie loyes finds it necessary to kidnap the girl and take her away to sea. toy lingers with Dot King and Six Parisian Beauties carried off the headline honors of the program of Pantages vaudeville.

Tait, Zell and Hundre in song, music and dance also scored, as did Danny Ahenrn with his humor. Knight and Hcinsohn the "Classy Which Is almost entirely done In color. Is the homely life of the Mc- surface again to the tunes of a sadder melody. Women's Club will entertain at a theater party. The following theater parties will be given during the week: Tuesday i evening, Mutual Business Club; Wednesday evenlug, Rotary Club and Lions' Club; Thursday evening.

Business and Professional Women's Club and 100 Per Cent I i Friday evening, Knights of'!" ltound Table. I New lOrk ana Paris form the Tavishea. where dojrtfstic felicity, high passion, devoted mother love and tragic conclusion to having studio; than word was received that his next picture would bo Lord Hymn's immortal "Don Juan." From a hardened old whaler In his present picture taken from the novel Dick," in which he will sail the.seven seas search of thrills, the star will jump into period clothes of the eighteenth century and "caper nimbly in my lady's chamber." "Don Juan" is supposed to be the amourous adventures of Lord liyron, who wrote it. Dan was some adventurer in his line, per background of this picture, which one own way, is portrayed. lis a screen version of J.

Hartley Manners' stage play "The National A cast of more than five used by De Mllle in filming Anthem." Duo'" and the Meyer Duo, "Novelty I innasts" completed the bill. Fanchon Marco's stage produc mis great picture, includes Theo 1-11 vri---a--r-- -v1 li dore Roberts, Rod La Rocque, tion will present the Novelle Brothers, who have Just returned from a Richard Dlx, Leatriee Joy, Kstelle Charles De Roche and European tour. Others In the new others. Idea" are Ross Himcs, dancer, and II7A Jen Command It-'TST 23321 I Charlie Nelson, a comic singer. haps, if Hyrun were alive in these hectic tim.es, he would be willing to admit the impreachment of his biographers.

It i' in mil 1 Vlirf 1 Orchestra to Head I II mi iinmr-ii 'IT- rrr m. THOU SHALT THOU SHALT NOT MAKE NOT TAKE UNTO THYSELF THE NAME ANY GRAVEN OF THE LORP IMAGES THY GOD IN Chas. Christie Heads Orpheum Program Heading the bill at the Orpheum Movie Producers HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 13. 14) lor the week beginning Sunday 16.

-v ni matinee will be Abe Lyman and his Preparations for the production of "The Bells." Lionel 1 next special for Cbadwick Pictures Corporation, are being completed by James Young, who will direct the picture. In "The Hells" will portray the character of Ma thins, which was immortalized on the stage by the lato Sir Charles H. Christie was elected to California Hotel orchestra. Lyman Is coming direct to the Orpheum after two years' engagement at the succeed Joseph M. Sehenck as president of the Association of Mo tion Picture Producers vesterday.

Cocoanut Grove, Ambassador Ho Other officers chosen were Irvine tel, Los Angeles. Henry Irving. G. Thalberg, first vica president: M. C.

Levee, second vice-president. On the comedy side will be Jimmy Bavo, late of Earl Carroll's "Vanities," in a skit entitled "Slow VAIN THOU THOU SHALT SHALT HAVE NO NOT OTHER BEAR GODS FALSE BEFORE ME. WITNESS SABBATH I and Moran and Wiser in and Fred Beetson, s.ecret.-iry-treas-urer. Beetson is the Hollywood representative, of Will H. Hays, head of the national producer? and "All in Fun." Bob Carleton, author of many Lois 'Wilson has sailed for Ireland to pibiy the lead opposite Thomas Mcighan in "The imperfect Imposter," for "Whlt exteriors will be filmed in County Kerry and supplementary performers borrowed from the Irish Players.

Radio notes to Famous-Players report that Meigban, now on the Leviathan, wheedled $11102 from the first ong hits, assisted by Julia Ballew, distributors' organization of which the A. M. P. P. IS a subsidiary.

present "A Feast For Fashionable Fancies." The remaining acts are Margaret and Worrell, and Aack La Rue Kesenting an exhibition in acro-tics. cabin passengers for the Seaman day raWtrmrfmrrri hA1" I unci, high loot for the trip Oa the screen will be Edmund el tt uni II 111 J. li MM MOTHFR II original story, "The Lowe in an Kiss Movie Dwarf Under Jail Sentence Dies LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13. UP) Jess Weldon, dwarf motion pic--ture actor, recently sentenced to a year in the penitentiary for trafficking in narcotics, will not have to serve his term.

He died in the hospital ward of the county jail Variety of Events I THOU I THOU I Arranged at Idoral today of heart trouble. He said when he was sentenced that he never would live to "serve time." li a Saturn V-i OrfBne (rriM i Opjta Co. af f6cl Mining Son Idora's program for Saturday ln-clndes scores of features which are to be presented under the auspices of the Wrigley gum interests of the pay region. Besides this, a program including several competitive contests Is to be staged. During the day there will be a number of amateur swimming vents Independent of the rigley program.

Tomorrow the title race for the senior women's 100-yard back stroke will be held. It is to be P. A. A. championship event.

Another feature for Sunday is to be the fourth appearance of J. K. 'Wilson and his dance orchestra. WM 'SrSpLJl Mi I KILL C0VET iMik WifeVfll THOU I2f 9 SHALT TH0U 1 NOT SHALT PAEfBAIIiCS1 ADULTERY STEAL in Air tatmxt production You should see "The sr--oii20Bw -lit Commahdments" jLa'S, .9 "lK 1 a H' the World'ji Greatest Picture 1 IT TODAYNOW PLAYING Walt IIo-anr' Kami tlf Mi mS lyl Wll 3 FREAK EGG. WORDEX, Mich.

Inside an enormous egg laid by one of Mrs. Arthur Lawson's ducks was another egg fully formed, shell and all. If toii taw It in The TRIBUNE tell them so. Thank jou. Appeal on Chaplin Film Suit Entered LOS ANGELES, Aug.

13. Arguments on a motion for a new trial and vacation of judgment on the suit which Charles Spencer Chaplin, screen comedian, recently won from Charles Amador, also known as Charles Aplin, to prevent the latter comedian from using a battered derby, full-blown pants, flexiblecane and oversize shoes In screen make-up were made and submitted to Judge John L. Hud-ner yesterday. The court said a decision would be given in two or three days. TODAY TO FRIDAY Ernst Luhltzch'M Masterpiece "KISS ME AGAIN" With MOXTE IlttB MARIE PREVOST ri.AHA HOW WILLARD LOUIS A10.

Mary Pickford MAE MARSH "A Beast" At Bay" Willa Cather Novel Bill at Franklin Thrilling drama and uproarous omedy will mingle in a double till at the Franklin on Saturday. During the remainder of the current week the bill includes "Kiss lie Again," featuring Marie Pre-ost and Monte Blue, and Mary Plckford In a picture of 1910, "A Beast at Bay." JJext week's bill will be notable by the presence of Irene Rich Willa Cather's norel "A Lost Lady," and Constance Talmadge in "Learning to Love." Antonio Moreno is Miss Talmadge's leading man. The program will include also Aesop's Fables, McKinney's String Ensemble, Patho News and Pathe Review. SB A SMASMINO BILL Or I 3 FAHTACES VAlJDEVlllE lAN Brond-nny nt Twelfth Todny and Tomorrow Eleanor Boardman, Conrad Nagel and Lew Cody in "So This Is Marriage' BUCK JONES in "Gold and the Girl" BIG DOUBLE BILL GREAT Barbara La Marr Dangerously III LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13.

Barbara La Marr, motion picture actress, is seriously ill in Los, An Surprise Dinner I Bcacn1-Alameda geles, the Times says it learns, and No charge for second helping nas not oeen aiiowea to set ntr friends or film associates for sev Enjoy Life Rent a i eral days. A throat -infection complicated by intestinal disorders is said to be the actress' ailment. ior your next Week-End. Make Reservntlona Now 9 DANCE EVERY NIGHT 310 17th St S'to 1 n. m.

AO COVER C1IAKGE StartN Next Saturday CONSTANCE TALMADGE Antonio Moreno In "Learnirrg to Love" AIko "A LOST LADY" Irene Rich Matt Moore LAST TIME TOIJAY Richard Barthelmess "SOUL FIRE" with BESSIE LOVE -Adapted from the stage play, "Great by Martin Brown LAHKY SEMON COMEDY Creator Movie In Kon On tit the ChlmeM 711 BROADWAY a-t 14 h. JOADWAY. Nr I7TH Pknw OAK. OW PLAYING BK SPECIAL AUG. 10TH Famoui 10-year-old MORRIS TWINS In three-round Peerless Cafe Tody nd Tomorrow ETELTN BRENT In "SirooH AS SATIN" an4 ETA NOVAK in yfOTKLS EIKST" The Theater of 8milei! A H0OE LAUGHING HIT First Time on Any Stare "PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS" Starring JACK NOKWOKTH and the Fulton Flayers Next Sunday "Charley'a Aunt" Sensible Prices! Fhone lakeside 73 Harry Carroll HEW EEVUE i aaroERs dancers i 19 COMEDIANS 13 WHOLE SHOW IH ITSEIT 410 13th St.

510 17th St. Boxing Exhibition All Seats Kc Any Time 3:00 and I Jes Libbonatti Bert Betty Wheeler Farewell Week Steindorff Light Opera Season "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL" with Bar tin rn Blanchard and Lillian Alternating ai Aline Sensible Price 50c, 75c. 91 I Clintftn Slaters William Gaxton "KISSES" I Topic Fiblw-Mewi EPIC OF THE BCREEH "Sundown" BESSIE tOVE HOBAE1 BOSWOBTH TlOQA TASS TOU between Pfl JOSEMITE TAH0E EXTRA EXTRA CHARLESTON DANCE CONTEST Ol SU( Following Harry Carroll'i Jleviw TONIGHT Ouh Prizei to Winner! RICHARDSON SPRINGS In the rnountains near Chico, Butte County, California i RATES $27.00 TO $40.00 Including rooms, dining room service and hot steam and mineral baths. Keep Your Health LEE RICHARDSON rrVl T)aiir ISO miles YOSEMITE PARK CURRY COMPANY Oakland 1 3 25 Broadway Tel. Oak.14.37 HerkU? i 12 1 Shattuck Ave.

Tel. Thornwall 60 KIDDIES' CONTEST BAT. HAT. Castle Hot Springs HOTEL SENATOR Sctcramento cim A new 12.500,000 bufldtet 175 roeaaa, a jtk with piivata batbr inanr tooma at li. Caaa Swobs.

Mono Featuring Hal Brleske's 10-pleoe All-Star Orchestra. Smith Bona, Bio Kido, Cai, Bartlett Springs for To or- Anguat Vacntlom 4 MODERN HOTELS Prfet Service Finest Table. Cottages and Tents. Moderate Rates. DAXCIXG, FREE GOLF MXKS Swimming: and Other Sports Home of the Famous Bartlett Curative Drinking Water Come! See What She Did Nature Did It For Us L'nder Sew XannRoment Open Year Hound FIJCH Mountain Tavern 'in the Russian Klver Healcisburg, California, P.

O. Box Write or phono for sieclal get nciiuaintod rates. Boating, bath-ine. dancing, music, etc. "The ideal resort a homo away from home." DESCH JOYCE.

Props. Today edJ Tomorrow Tom Mix in CASINO $335 Round Trip to New York East 'via Rail West via Panama Go East to New Yojfc via any direct rail route. Then eighteen glofioria at Bea. Havana, Panama and California again. Sailings tvery two weeks.

Rest, reltxatioa, rcml benefit Yoej sail on a riaagnificent President Liner in a lnsnrionsly appointed outaida stateroom. A world famous caisine. Mealt and berth on tha abip iucluded in yom fare, They are world ships, for they circuit tha globe before morning to New York. Special low fares effective Eiden of tb Purple 6r' An ideal run frorn Oakland or San Francisco. See Crtibtree's or Peck-Judah, or let us tell you about it.

A. W. Carr, manager, Castle Hot Springs, MJddletown, Lake Cal. Summer Home Park On the Russian River Bathing, boating-, canolng on rlvi Best of eats. New dance pavilion; college orchestra every ntgrht.

Hotel $21 and per week, tents $18 and cottages $19. Transient rate, $3 in tents and cottages, $3.50 in hotel. Address Wright Frost, Hilton, or Peck-Judah. RUBIDOUX FARM Cottocts, 2 and 3 rooms, electric lighted, fly-proof kitchens, wide verandas. Boating and bathing.

Cottagea furnlabed for 4 people, $10 to $12.50 per week. Address MRS. HENRI HEITTER. Guerneville. Calif.

For Information Write Bartlett springs Hotel, Bartlett Bprlnga, Lkc Calif. Han KranciKCO office, 71 Bluzoma St. l'lione Kearny 34. FREMONT Today and Tomorrow Florence Vidor in "Barbara rntchio" BIX MILES FROM TRUCKEB. Bungalows with baths.

Housekeeping tents, restaurant. Over night accommodations. Hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, riding, dancing, motoring. For reservations and folder, address DONNER LAKE CAMP, Celatt P. 0 California, or Crabucc'l Travel 1325 Broadway, Oakland; 2121 Shayuck, Berkeley.

MIIVALE Today and Tomorrow XlK-urdo Corlei in 'Tha Spaniard' I.aet Times Today Thomas MeiKban fa "Old Home Week" SOUTHSIDE FARM Guerne's Resort mm Cal. HARBIN HOT SPRINGS A modern family resort. Try BERT GCKR.VB, Gtierneville, Itntua $13 Per Week Up Travel EL CAMPO The Home Camp" at Homewood LAKETAHOE DBEffiT Tuday and Tomorrow Jack Holt In Tk Thunderint Herd" Today aud Tomorrow I'ola Negri In "The Cha-nner'; Little Sandy Beach Resort Plunge-4 new eottagsa, ilo.OU ner week and up. Fetters Hot Springs LOCATED IK THE BEAUTIFUL SONOMA COUNTY. Famous medicinal- bathf antf-ticalthfimntnersl witen, lulphuc water iwlmialnK pool tSilOO.

Frlrnte ub baths; hotel and cottage accommodations. Music, dancing every afternoon and evening. Rest table supplied from our ratich and dairy. Rates 118.00 up. Particular and booklet.

Wrlle Oeo. Fetters, Fetters Springs. Cal. Peck Jlidah, 8. or t'rabtrce'a.

Oakland. Jack Oreen, ass'U formerly Boycs Hot Springs. BOHEMIA LODGE At Monte Rio, on bank oKiiNslan boat landing on grounds, rowhoats, free motor boat trips Hlven up and down river, three blocks from station. Hot and cold showers; rooms snd tents, best home cooking. Kuduced rates August and September.

MRS. O. 0. AI0RE-HOLfcSli. Monte Itio, Cal.

nouseaeening tents am per week, free QR XrO 'Hote Erarrthlng ftirnlihd complete for houMkMPlnn ramllr Unta and tents for two pertoof; full line srocerlea: electric llshta. BILL JOHNSTON. Homewood. Lake Tahoa. CaL Baths 3 hour from oaKUtna N.

S. BOOTH, Prop. Adeline and Alcatrai At. Jetia Oouda) in "Bolome Tenementi" bathing near towe. Writ JOHNSON, P.

0. Boa 831. Monte I 4- Calif. Today "Tho Viiard of Of" ft "Lovers' Lane" piedmont Jfay IS to October 31. Plan now FALLEN LEAF LODGE The Ideal Tnhoe Resort Open to Oct.

1. addresa MRS. W. W. i'BICB, fallen Leaf, or Peck-Judah.

Crabtrca'a. Aak Mr. Foater'a Bnreao. RSTJCE SAVES to go. Korlnll mtonnanon com-monicate with any ticket or toorist agent or with SULLY'S RESORT Monte Rio, overlooking- Russian river, Attractive rooms available in 4-story hotel--unique tent cottages excellent table.

Opposite Sandy Beach. Write or phone, GEO SULLY Successor. WJl tefolnVA I PTTJCF AM BUBO at 4 P-m. Tsa.Wad,FrL.Sa. 144 13d Ar.

Today Kin Tin Tin tn "Find Your Man' 8an Leandro Today K. Harlan In "The Ke-Croa- tloa ofBrianKent Today and Tomorrow Hlcardo Cortes in '-Tha Spaniard'' lfflT IT rVTiaa lot AflflM sHMMMp 15 road war Tel- ak Skaggs Hot Springs Famons Mctllclnnl Ratlis. Health- ful Mlnornl Waters Swimming, Tennla, Boxball, Handball, Dano-ing and all amusements included In popular rates. Booklets and information at TRIBUNE newspaper office, or address PET Ell J. CUKTIS Skaggs Springs, Sonoma Cal.

EEfO STTalTCTTP tXNZ Only DO miles from tba hay cities, over oiagniflcent highways, lies California's Beauty Spot of a tbouaand seres, open air plunge, dancing, buwilng-pool, shuffle board and biking Same wonderful table. Addreas a. A. VAUG11AN. Napa Soda Springs.

Call form. Today' and Tomorrow Kricta Von 8troheiui'e mm -a Robert Dollar Borldtng Oread" REDWOOD-LODGE Always open. the heart ot Santa Cms Mountains, on Soqoel road to Capitol a. Eleratlon 1500 feet. Week ends and per manent guests.

Folders at Orahtrea's Tra Tel Office. I dsn rrancaaoo, CaliL li Garntlrl 4300 II Telefraph at SSrd Alloc Terrr In UltMMIll HE Time; Energy Money ASSURES Comfort Pleasure Satisfaction AMj-EXPENSE-PAID-TOUBS Arranged for Individuals, Groups and Families to Any Part of the World. CrabIree'jt THAVEIj OFFICE! OAKLAND 1325 BROADWAY Oakland 1437 BERKELEY 2121 SHATTUCK Thonwall 60 aokdoth and Scarlet" Cfiliune .4 Kalatjrapk at 41st Today Oeorve O'Brien In I Mountain Home Ranch Near Petrified Forest. Free warm anlphur baths; lots of timber, redwoods and eanyon. $16 par week.

Write L. Orth, Calistoga, That aiUd Lady" Dak Ian will, su: TOURING PPL THE FOR TT 40th and SUAFTKH AVB. Pled. 84f. Tralna for Saoran.snU and Pittsburg Leave 7:60, 11:11 a.

m. 1:30. 1:80. 5:10 p. m.

Through Trains to Uarysvllle, Colusa. Orovllle and Chioo r' i fl A4oIptM MnJon la EL VERAN0 FRENCH COTTAGE RES OUT All games, dancing-, hammocks, etc. free auto bus to hot mineral aprlnns. Rarloll, chlckea dinners Sunday. 14 wgk- P.

VBRDIER, Proprietor El TersBO, 8nan Cow Cslt WHITE SULPHUR MORE THAN 3,000 FAMILIES READ TODAY'S TRIBUNE; SOME VASE MOVING. VADVERTISEI CTION YOUR Hot Sprlnara tt, Helena. world bast free mineral bsthi. frse linpr If yon saw It la The TBIBUNB tell thera Plunge, gsrnss and amuiemsnts. Wonderful tialfl se.

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