The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-14
AT new ELECTRIC
Today

William Desmond, supported by Mar
gerry Wilson, will be seen in the latest
Triangle offering, "The Last of the In
grams. Also a one reel Triangle
comedy.
Friday and Saturday
Frank Mcintyre, the famous stage
favorite, will be seen in his screen de.
but, "The Travelling Salesman" a
story of laughs, thrills and heart inter-
est.
Sunday, one day only, Constance Tai
madge in "Betsy's Burglar" one of
her best Triangle releases story of a
slavey in city boarding house. Also
one reel Triangle comedy with AL st.
John, the bounding boy, in the leading
role, and the Electric special war news
weekly.
Monday
Monday, June l8, one day only.
Special engagement of Nazimova, the
incompatible queen of the drama, in
''War Brides, the big screen triumph
of the year. This is not a sordid story
of war, but is one of the grandest and
most wonerful pictures that has been
produced this season and was portrayed
by the master portrayor of human
emotions. WAR Brides" begins with a
series of pictures of the lives of peas
ants, and their hard struggle for exist
ence. Joan. the central figure, played
by Nazimova, the great Russian trage-
dienne, is loved by young man of the
village and they are betrothed. Then
comes the shadow of the approaching
war, and they are married. In few
weeks the young husband goes to the
front, soon followed by his three broth
ers. Word is received that the husband
has been killed in battle and Joan 8
impulse is to end her own life, but
prospective motherhood recalls new
responsibility. The military authori-
ties begin movement to get the young
women of the neighborhood to marry
departing soldiers, that the empire may
have another generation of fighting
men. Joan goes among the women
urging them not to submit. For this
she is imprisoned. Word is received
that the King is to pass through the
village and Joan escapes from her cell
to organize the women in a general
protest against the war. She leads
them, all clad in black, in a long pro-
cession to meet the monarch. The sol
diers threaten to shoot her unless she
turns the women back, but Joan comes
face to face with the ruler, and kills
herself, as her message from the wo-
fhn;r rafnuol 10 onI,o
generation victims of a ruthless mill
tarism. Advanced prices, adults, 25c,
children, 15c.
Tuesday
One day only, dainty Anne Penning-
ton will be seen in 1.-The Rainbow Prin-
cess" one of her late Paramount sue
cesses. Also Paramount Photograph.
Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday and Thursday, June 20
and 81, Max Linder, in his latest COM
edy success MAX in a Taxi" a riot of
fun and action. Also Dorothy Dalton,
recent visitor at the movie convention
in Portland, will be seen in "Back of
the Man," her latest Triangle dramatic
release. Also one reel Triangle COM
edy. Admission and Is cents.
Friday and Saturday
Friday and SATURDAY. June % and 2S,
Marguerite Clark will be seen in her
famous film version of "Snow White"
the picture in which she was so popu-
lar that people stood in line at the Col
iseum for hours waiting to get in to
see Americas daintiest and most
charming actress. There will be spe-
cial matinees for the children both Fri
day and Saturday. Children 10c, adults
l5c.
Hazel Holland at the organ.