The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-11
AT NEW ELECTRIC
Thursday and Friday


Fri. al Seheff in Pretty Mrs. Smith. .
THIS is Hood Rivers first opportunity
10 see the wonderful little Friisi.
To escape the dresry formslity Of her
home life. lIrucills marries n issior-
airy. ferdinand Smith, and goes with
him to Africa. Here her life proves
anything but happy. Denied the pleas
ures enjoyed by most girls of her age.
she edures her husbands cold severity
as long as possible and theG leaves him,
returning TO America where she visits
her old school friend, Letitia Proudfoot.
an angular person OF sunny disposi-
ti0n.
II is while attending a reception with
Letiiis that she meets the popular poet,
Forrest Smith, whose romsntic compli-
ments and ardent attentions are vel
come after the austeriy Of the friRid
Ferdinand. A friendship springs up
between them which soon ripens iato
love; and on TIE news that Ferdinand
has been lost at sea. she ard The poet
marry.
Love in cottage is hardly more sat
isfactory TO prsi Dtucllla than life
among the hcathen. Forrest is not a
good provider. and when she threatens
. suit for nonsupport be disappears,
leaving a farewell note pinned to bis
coat. which is found at the edge of the
sea. Free again. Drucilla for the first
time really falls in love, this time with
Frank Smith. wealthy club man, ath-
letically inclined. frank turns out to
possess very jealous nature. Dru-
ella puts up with his doubts and sus-
picions patiently. but before long eli
max arrives which precipitates suit
for divorce. Drucilla welcomes this
conclusion to her unhappy domestic
affairs with relief and sets off with Le-
titia in search OF repose.
Now il happens that Ferdinand was
not lost at sea; and Forrest did not
commit suicide. and each develops a
desire to te reunited with his wife.
Forthwith they set cut in search OF her
ard eventually meet ut the same hotel
Here also cotes Frank. who too has
undergone q change of heart
hus instead Of finding repose, as she
had hoped, Drucila is plunged deeper
than ever into aritsi trlLulaiiuns.
btr tender heart prompts hen TO max (
no with Fra'k. EGt TO sooner il this
uone than Forrest uts in an appear
az ce and makes his claim. Pretty Dru-
ciila III desperation cries, II am q big +.
anist! hut belated Ferdinand, enter
ing tine scene, answer. "No. you are a
trigamist. Which one of the hus-
bands will Dfucila take, and how will
she evade the law? This is the ques-
tion. The clever authors have so ar
ranged that this will lc guess until
the very last-and then it ends just
tight for everybndy.
The Electric program for the balance
of the month is as follows:
Saturday. Nov. IL, fvesreel Mutual
mixed program.
sunday and Monday, IA and l5. THE
Unafraid, four reel Psramont fea-
turing Rita Jolivet.
Mary pickford in 10 the Bishops Car
riage.
Thursday and Friday, IS and 49,,
"When We We're 81" A five reel Par
amount featuring VIM. Elliott.
Saturday, 20, five reel Mutual mixed
program.
Sunday and Monday. Fl ard %. "The
Spanish Jade. Betty Bellairs in six
reel Paramount special.
Tuesday and Wednesday, % and "a,
Anthony and Cleopatra" A Cines
six reel special.
thursday and Friday, rs and 26,
"Snobs. featuring Victor Moore.
Saturday, n, five reel Mutual pro-
gram.
Sunday aud Monday, 2S and 20, "May
Blossoms, a four reel Paramount
spe, isi featuring Marshall Neian.
tuesdsy. 30. and Wednesday, Decem-
htr ], Hearts Afriit." FIVE reel
Paramount with Mary Picktord in the
lahd