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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

gambling resort in New York Later
MISS Ferguson is seen as Chichita's
daughter, who elopes with Price Ruy-
Ter, novelist. During their honey.
moon her inherited instinct for gam
bling asserts itself with dramatic re-
suits. The supporting cast, headed by
Lumsden Hare, includes Zeffic Tilbury,
Fred Esmelton, William Roselle, Grace
Field and Warner GLAND. The director
is George Fitzmaurice.
A Harold Lloyd comedy, ';Just
Nelghbors," and a Przma scenic, "Old
Faithful" together with the Rivoli
Pictorial, will be other films. The
musical programme will consist of
Chabrier's "Espana" and Silvio Helms
"Furs and Frills," played by the
Rivoli orchestra, and a cello solo.
spanish Serenade," by l.. Van Dyke.
Martin Drefel will sing the cavatina
from Faust"
Marguerite Clark will be seen at the
Rlalto this week in "Girls," adapted
from Clyde Fitch's comedy concerning
the adventures of man-hater. Clara
Deranger and Alice Eyton wrote the
scenario and the picture was directed
by Walter Edwards. Included in the
cast are Mary Warren, Helen Chad
wick, Harrison Ford, Lee Hill, Thomas
D. Persse and Virginia Foltz.
The Rialto orchestra will play the
overture to Won Suppe's beautiful
Galatea." The soloists will be Rosa
Legeia and Edoardo Albano, who will
sing duet from III Trovatore," and
Julia Henry, who will be heard in
"Homing," by Theresa Del Riego. A
Sunshine comdy, a Bruce scenic called
Shutdown" and the Rialto Magazine
will complete the bill.
The management of "Open Your
Eyes," which opened last night at the
Central Theatre, Broadway at Forty
seventh Street, thinks that this elm
should prove a special nducement to
women. The government experts who
produced the picture and the members
of the United States Public Health
Service, under whose supervision it
was prepared, had this fact in mind in
the arrangement Of the story and it's
scenes.
Alice Brady in "Red Head" with
Conrad Nagel, will be Mondays attrac
ton at Loew's New York Theatre and
Roof. The features Tor the balance of
the week will include George Walsh in
Putting One Over on Tuesdays; Flor
ence Reed in 1.-THE Woman Under Oath"
on Wednesday,; Harry Carey in "The
Outcast Of Poker Flat" on Thursday:
William Russell in "Thc Sporting
Chance" and Corinnc Griffith in "A
Girl at Bay on Friday; Arthur Ashley
and Dorothy Green in 1.-THE American
Way" on Saturday, and Francis x.
bushmsn In "God's Outlaw" on Sunday,
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Peggy Shanor, who has appeared in
recent Famous Players and Fox re-
leases in important roles, has been
signed by the Supreme Pictures to play
in a fifteen episode serial Miss
Shanor's debut on the screen was in
the "House of Hate" Pathe serial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
to play the title role in the Paramount
Aircraft version of Walter Brownies
famous morality play, "Everywoman :"
She is now on her way to Hollywood
to start work on the production.
George Melford will direct the picture.
In the forthcoming Geraldine Farrar
picture, now being made at the Gold
wynn studios in California, one of the
most ambitious scenes ever shown on
the screen will be seen. This is a
street scene in Petrograd Buildings
were erected at cost of almost $35.-
600. But the difficulty of the scene did
not lie altogether in making the street.
Crowds of people were necessary, and
$500 extras from the. large Russian
colony near Culver City were recruited
Five hundred uniforms and three hun
dred pairs of shoes had to be provided
tor them, making a big job for the
property man. Nor was that all. In
terpreters were needed to translate the
directions of Frank Lloyd, who is
directing the picture.
Harry Rapf, general manager of the
Selznick Pictures Corporation, an
nounces that he has secured the mo-
ton picture rights to two we'll known
Broadway successes. "The Country
Cousin" by Booth Harrington and
Julian Street, will be filmed with
Elaine Hammerstein. "Blind Youth /"
by Willard Mack and Lou Tellegen,
will be presented by Eugene O'Brien
as a screen production. The produc
ton OF "The Country Cousin" will be-
gin Immediately.
Alols Reiser, the assistant conductor
of the Strand Symphony Orchestra, will
be the musical director of the Strand
Theatre, in Brooklyn, which is sched
uled to open on or about Labor Day.
The Indian jungle countries will he
toured for the first time in their his
tory by motion picture camara man
IN the course of tour to be started
within the next few days by the indus
trial department Of the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company.
This camera man will travel alone,
carrying with him a complete motion
picture camera outfit, as we'll as a
miniature laboratory for developinp his
own negatives for shipment to New
York The tour is being made in the
interest of the rubber industry of Amer
lea, and the camera mans job will be
to record on film all the detailed opera
tions in the management and activities
of the rubber growing territories of
East India.
1t will be the first motion picture
series ever taken in the lands where
the rubber industry starts. Rubber pro-
duction and the manufacture of rubber
products have been described in detail
in this country. But there is no record
In America Of the actual growing and
harvesting of the raw rubber from the
plantations Of East India, where the
finest raw stock comes from.
jess Wizards seven-reel production,
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New Films
OF the Week

This evening at 1880 Mack Sennctt's
comedy in six parts, yankee Doodle
in Berlin will be presented for the
hrst time in New York City at the
broadway Theatre. Boutwell, Browne,
the hero of the comedy, and the famous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

"The Challenge of Chance" opened
within a stones throw of the big fell
lows headquarters in Toledo, Ohio.
last Sunday, and according to reports
from Fred L. Wilke, producer Of the
picture, every person in Toledo at
tempted to get into the theatre on the
opening night.
Willard, himself, took a couple of
hours off from his regular training
schedule to see himself in pictures.
Rumor has it that the champion heavy
weight will renounce the prize ring
after July Fourth, to devote his time
exclusively to motion picture work.
"The Petal on the Current" screen
dramatization of Fannie Hurst nov
elette, has just been completed at
Universal City. Mary MacLaren is the
star.
September l has been definitely Sc
lected as the release date of Nazi-
mova's next production, "The Brat"
Since completing her work in this pict-
ure Nazimova has paid visit to New
York, where she signed a new contract
with Messrs. Rowland & Karger, guar
anteeing them her services for two
years. She is now again at the Holly
wood studios and about to start work
upon another production, "The Native
Born" from a story by Charles T.
Darcy, author of "In Old Kentucky"
In addition to "The Native Born" a
number of other exceptional stories
have been acquired for Nazmova's use.
some of them of French origin. Among
these are "The Heart of a Child"
from Frank Danby's novel; "The
Wholly 1nnocents," and, from French
pens, "L'Hommc Richie" (The Rich
NAM and "Maison de Dance" (literally,
The House of the Dance).
The bureau of pictures of the Ameri-
can Red Cross has received 5000 feet
of new negative film from Lieutenant
Merle La Voy, the official Red Cross
camera man, assigned to Constantinople
and the Balkans. The territory in which
Lieutenant La Voy is located is re-
gion that has never before been we'll
covered" with moving picture
camera, and practically all of this first
consignment of negatives is devoted to
scenes that have never been photo
graphed. The new material is being
assembled and titled for release
through the seventeen exchanges of
the Educational Films Corporation of
America
Frank Lanning, the famous delineator
of Indians, plays the role of the bad
Papago Indian in the photoplay from
Zane Grey's novel, desert Gold" 4
Benjamin B. Hampton production. Lam
ming has lived with Indian tribes all
over North America. He started his
study of Indian customs for professional
reasons and continued as hobby.
Between scenes at the Famous Play
ers-Lasky studios on Fifty-sixth Street
almost any day Elsie Ferguson can be
caught in a closeup registering deep
interest in piles of manuscript that
arrive daily by messengers and mail
The secret is out. Miss Ferguson is
looking for a suitable dramatic play
to open a season on Broadway in the
fall.
Jesse D. Hampton whose fea+vro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

This representative of the craft was a
nervous, perspiring gentleman in shirt
sleeves, named Garrick.
The picture was a screen version of
one of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's immortal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

The following cast has been selected
for the "Teeth of the Tiger" now be-
ing produced at the Famous Players
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties will
also appear in person. Mr.. Browne
will present an Oriental advertisements
assisted by the Bathing Beauties. The
Sennctt girls will also illustrate their
activities on the sunny beaches of
California by showing what they do
under the direction of the famous
laugh maker of the screen by various
poses. The young women who Wilt be
seen in person during the engagement
of yankee Doodle in Berlin" at the
Broadway Theatre, are: Misses Alice
Maison, Micky Marvis, Elsie B. Ware,
Jane Allen, Irene Wiley, Molly Nc
Gowan and Dorothy Haver; while in
the comedy will be seen all the artists
under Mr.. Sennett's direction, includ-
ing Marie Provost, Ben Turpin, Ches-
ter Conklin, Charles Murray Ford Stcr-
ling and Charles Lynn. There will be
daily matinees as we'll as evening per-
formances
Sahara" spectacular film, starring
Louise Glaum, which will be seen at
the Strand Theatre this week, tells the
story of French actress who goes with
her husband to the desert of Sahara
After six months she leaves him and
goes to Cairo with Russian nobleman
1t is Hodkinson production, pre-
scented by j. Parker Read, jr., and SUI
pervised by Allan Dwan. The support
ing cast includes Matt Moore, Edwin
Stevens, Nigel de Brullier and Master
Pat Moore
CLASS Monkey" the second Universal
animal comedies, featuring the famous
monkey, Joe Martin, also will be shown.
The Topical Review and Topics of the
Day" conclude the film part of the en-
tertainment
Rcdferne Hollinshead, Canadian tenor,
will sing "A Rose, Kiss and You," and
the Symphony Orchestra will play the
overture from Herbert's "Wizard of the
Nile"
Elsie Ferguson in her new Aircraft
picture, "The Avaianchc,' will be the
feature at the Rivoli this week. 1t is
based on the novel Of Gertrude Athcr-
ton and the scenario was made by
Ouida Bergere. Miss Ferguson ap-
pears first as Chichita, the daughter of
Spanish gambler. She marries a
gambler and opens fashionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
ALL OF THE MOTION PICTURE

| productions for Robertson are
distributed by Exhibitors Mutual, last
week paid S35, 5000 for trio of stories
which he will film during the coming
year. These are Robert Louis Steven
sons famous story, "Ebb Tide" 1.-THE
Prince and Betty" by P. G. Wodehouse,
and James Wizards 'The Woman of
| Pleasure"
Alice Joyce, having completed six
teen pictures with one director, Tom
Terriss, has decided on change Wes-
ley Ruggles, producer of "For France"
will direct Miss Joyce's future pict-
ures. Mr.. 'Ruggles has recently been
discharged from the army.
Thirty Broadway successes and IA
nous novels have been acquired for
production by Metro. and this com
pany's programme pictures will be dis
continued after September L. The
stage plays acquired by the company
for its stars, which will be made by
Screen Classics, Inc, include not only
recent long-run Broadway successes,
but plays that have been popular for
years, which heretofore have been un-
obtainable for screen purposes.
Three of these will be placed in pro-
duction at once by Maxwell Karger,
director general of Metro and Screen
Classics, Inc, who will supervise the
screening of all the forthcoming feat
ures.
The first, "Fair and Warmer" Avery
Hopwood's comedy which ran for two
seasons on Broadway, has been Sc
lected for May Allison. lombard,
Ltd" Frederic and Fanny Hatton's
comedy, has been obtained for Bert
Lytell.
"Please Get Married" has been
chosen for Viola Dana and will be
screened as soon as Miss Dana finishes
her present story, "The Microbe."
Otherproductions announced include
James A. Herne's celebrated "Shore
Acres" "The Willow Tree" Miss l.
A. r. Wylie's novel, "The Temple of
Dawn" Charles A. Taylor's famous
old melodrama, "Yosemite;" George
Gibbs's novel. "The Yellow Dove" Sir
Gilbert Parker's best known novel,
"The Right of Way" and another,
Frederic and Fanny Hatton play, "The
Walk Offs" The titles of other at
fractions will be announced later
Constance Talmadge's current Select
Picture, "The Yelled Adventure" in
which she is presented by Lewis j.
! Selznick is now completing it's tour of
first-run theatres in other cities. and
will have its first New York showing
during the week of July ID, at all of
the Marcus Loew theatres.
Managing Director Plunkett an
nounces that Anita Stewart will be
presented at the Strand Theatre dur
ing the week commencing July 6, in
her latest photo-dramatic production,
entitled Human Desire
At Fort Lee, Miss Billie Burke is at
work on "Sadie Love, or Twin Souls"
under the direction Of John S. Rob-
ertson. The sets for this picture are
so large that it was only with difficulty
sufficient space was found for Miss
Dorothy Dalton to commence on "The
White Rock" Her next picture is I'M
der the direction of Joseph DeGrosse.
The following cast has been selected
for the "Teeth of the Tiger" now be-
ing produced at the Famous Players
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

To protect itself against loss in case
OF accident, sickness or death, Briggs
Pictures, Inc, has had Clare A. Briggs
the cartoonist, who is the creator of
the Paramount Briggs Comedies, in
sured for 100000. Three policies were
taken out on Briggs, covering all pos.
sible loss of time and services of the
man who made "When Teller Needs a
Friend" and other famous comic sub.
jects.
In addition to this protection the pro.
ducing company is further protecting
itself by having Briggs work far in adj
vance of the release date of his pict
ures. He has already written the
script for nearly all of the fifty-two
Paramount Briggs subjects which Fam
Gus Players-Lasky will release next
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

productions for Robertson are
distributed by Exhibitors Mutual, last
week paid $4,000 for a trio of Stories
which he will film during the coming
year. These are Robert Louis Steven
sons famous story, "Ebb Tide" 1.-THE
Prince and Betty" by P. G. Wodehouse,
and James Wizards "The Woman of
Pleasure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

"The Petal on the Current" screen
dramatization of Fannie Hurst nov
elette, has just been completed at
Universal City. Mary MacLaren is the
star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Lasky studios in New York; Dave Pow
ell, the lead in a dual role, assisted BY
Anna Lehr, Myrtle Stedman, Templar
SAKE, Charles L. Macdonald, Riley
Hatch and Charles Girard. The story
deals with the further adventures of
Arsene Lupin and was written by Mau-
rice Leblanc. Chef Whitney is direct
ipU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Alice Joyce, having completed six
teen pictures with one director, Tom
Terriss, has decided on change. Wes-
ley Ruggles, producer of "For France,
will direct Miss Joyce's future pict-
ures. Mr.. 'Ruggles has recently been
discharged from the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

At Fort Lee, Miss Billie Burke is at
work on "Sadie Love, or Twin Souls"
under the direction OF John S. Rob-
ertson. The sets for this picture are
so large that it was only with difficulty
sufficient space was found for Miss
Dorothy Dalton to commence on "The
White Rock" Her next picture is IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Jesse D. Hampton, whose feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
Shadows on
The Screen

Violet Heming has been engaged by
the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
to play the title role in the Paramount
Aircraft version of Walter Brownies
famous morality play, "Everywoman.
She is now on her way to Hollywood
to start work on the production.
George Melford will direct the picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Managing Director Plunkett an
nounces that Anita Stewart will be
presented at the Strand Theatre dur
ing the week commencing July 6, in
her latest photo dramatic production,
entitled Human Desire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Constance Talmadge's current Selec
Picture, "The Yelled Adventure" il
which she is presented by Lewis ]
Selznick, is now completing it's tour O
first-run theatres in other cities. an.
will have its first New York shown,
during the week of July Ia, at all o
the Marcus Loew theatres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Jess Wizards seven-reel production.
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RESOLUTION.

The City Engineer pursuant to re-.
solution OF the Common Council
heretofore adopted. having on the
II hday OF May 1919. filed plans. spe'
cifications and estimates OF the cost
OF improving High Streets from sth
street westerly TO 1st street. includ-
Ing intersections. and lat. End, attn,
9Th, 9Th. and 7th Streets from High
street southerly to Pine Street, in
cluding Intersections, and the Coun-
Gil having taken the same under ad-
visement and finding the plans. spe-
oifichtions and estimates to be salts
factory,
BE 1T HEREBY RESOLVED.
That the plans, specifications and es-
Inmates for the improvement OF High
Street from Sth Street westerly to lst
street, including intersections and
LIST, End, Ath. 9Th, 9th, and 7th SITS.
from High Street southerly to Pine
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pine box lumber, can take small per-
centagc white fir Advise price fob
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room. privilege Of bath. l2S-2nd ST,
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.u.. +. 10 t'AuIGHTF oANrl,-
o.. CRIBS. EET AVE. CANDY
AND EAST STHEETs THAT
rI.f IlAF.- .n DAYS FROM lST
PUBLICATIONS OF THIS NOTIrE
I4 MICH TO FlLl hrrLCA-
TIpNS TO PAY THEIR ASSESS
Ml.NTS N IU ANIMAL INSTALL
tN#NTE. lE ACCORDANCE WITH
nrE FugLOWINl, NOTICE or
TE1uOHTfJNATE ASSESSMENT.
Nu0..r j. hereby given that the
Common Council OF the city Of klam-
arh Fails. Oregon. did. BY ordinance
80. 4a3 duly adopted on the 9th day
of June. l"lG. approved by the mayor
on the 10th day Of June. declare the
prGporti0uatc assessment upon each
lot. part OF lot. block and acreage
uroDrr'v found to he benefited and
liable for the cost Of improving Cres-
cent avenue from 1. s. irrigation
Canal TO Candy street Candy street
To East street and East Street 20 in
rrrscctiOn Of Crescent avenue at /. S.
Irrigation Canal. and intersections.
The propertv so assessed by said
ordinance is an that property lying
adjacent 10 said parts OF said streets
between the above mentioned termini
and extending laterly to the center OF
the respective blocks lying adjacent
80 said parts OF said streets so far as
the improvement extends thereon.
That the docket Of CITY Liens has
hrov mode NJ rs provided hv section
PCS Of the Charter, and the following
is a LIST q: the names of owners of
the property 50 assessed as shown by
such bond lien docket and said ordi-
nance. together with the total amount
so assessed against the property of
each owner: and reference is hereby
made to such docket of CITY LIENS
for detailed description OF each lot.
part of lot. block and acreage prop
erty so assessed
Further notice is also given the
respective property owners so assess
ed and herein below mentioned that
such assessment is due and PAYABLE,
and will he DELINQUENT after the eN-
piration of 90 davs from the date of
the frst publication of this notice
/ fsaid frst publication will be on
June II. 1919,
The property owners so assessed
must either pay in cash or make and
! file with the Police Judge of said city
their applications TO pay such assess
ments in installmants within the
% days beginning with the first pub
l'cation OF this notice.
Name of Owner Amount assessed
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MISCELLANEOUS

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mitch cows. Inquire Lee Bu'Sny'
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MEMORIAL BEARS FRUIT

In response to the memorial pres
ented to the city council by the Trades
and Labor Assembly, the Service Com
mittee of that body, consisting of T.
w. Faust, j. p Baker and T. A.
Bazler, at last Mondays meeting re-
commended that the department OF
public service be instructed to pre-
pare plans and estimates of cost for
the construction and installation of an
electric light system necessary to sup
ply current for domestic use, together
with the cost of supplying the same.
The committee is of the opinion that
it could be sold at a lower price than
consumers are at present paying. Let
the Trades Assembly act upon the
advice given by Judge Wanamaker
last Sunday and keep watchful eye
upon our public servants, and some
thing may result from the report
made by the Service Committee.