The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-25
..SOME ATTRACTIONS
At ORPHEUM
Episode Four, Adventures OF Tar
zan," stalking Death.
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1926

Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1926
Tarzan suffers agonizing pain
from the rays of the sun reflected
by the giant disk Of gold. The IL
ons which leaped over Jane contin-
ue through the tunnel and dash
across the PROSTATE body of Tarzan
on the altar, scattering La, Rokodf,
and the pigmies. Hearing Jane
scream, Tarzan dashes to her res
cue, killing a huge man eater
which had attacked her. Queen La
sends the Bull ape to find Tarzan.
and Rokoff follows.
Tarzan and Jane, hurrying down
the mountain, scent the approach of
their enemies, and hide in a crevice
just in time to dodge a tremen-
dous boulder which Rokoff loosens.
Jane tells Tarzan of the map drawn
on her shoulder by Rokoff, which is
I causing her great pain. Seeing il
necessary to reduce James fever,
Tarzan picks her up and hastens to
the jungle. Meanwhile the lost
Clayton stumbles across Professor
Porter looking for his daughter
Jane, and they combine forces. Ro-
koff meets his accomplice, Mons.
Gernot with a party of Arabians,
bent upon slave raid and a haul
of ivory. There is an affectionate
meeting and Rokoff explains what
has transpired. telling Gernot of
Tarzan, who possesses damaging ev-
idence concerning his activities
Tarzan places Jane in the upper
branches of big tree and starts
forth along the river bank in search
of herbs. Jane in her deiirium
walks to the river bank and throws
herself invitingly near the jaws of
several alligators, who snap vicious
ly at her. Tarzan, seeing her dan
ger, does battle with huge alliga-
tor, driving the pack off. The Ara
bians make camp and the Bull Ape
goes off to look for Tarzan He dis
covers Jane and bears her away
Tarzan, cutting berbs at the river
bank, is unaware of the approach of
an alligator Just as he turns, a
leopard, crouching in the branches
above, springs on him as Tarzan
drives his knife into the alligator
"Black Beauty Is Unusual Motion
Picture
At Orpheum Fri. and Sat, Dec. 2 3
1t was pressing business that took
Squire Gordon to town on stormy
day. Black Beauty knew it, and
went ahead bravely over the slippe-
ry road, throuh pools of mud, fight
ing the gale Which almost threw
him off his feet again and again
The return trip was made under ter
rible conditions, and twice, with the
way barred in two directions, the
Squire was compelled to seek other
roads.
Millions of men, women and
young children have shuddered over
the dangers to Black Beauty recoun-
ted in the chapter called "A Stormy
Day" The terrific scenes, so graph
ically described by Anna Sewell il
her immortal book, now are to be
made more real and impressive than
any printed page could make them.
Tor "Black Beauty at last has been
put into motion pictures as a Vita
graph special production. 1t will De
shown at the Orpheum Theatre. Fri
lay and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 8.
Millions will remember how the
huge, dead oak tree. uprooted by the
storm, fell ust in front of Black
Beauty as he drew the Squire's dog
art through the dark woods, and
If Black Beauty refusing to go out
through the pitch darkness, onto the
ihattered bridge, because of
strange feeling that something was
wrong.
In connection with "Black Beau
US" story, which is presented com
,lete and unchanged, there has been
dded the thrilling story of Black
3eautys human friends and ac-
This was prepared by
Ir. and Mrs. George Randolph
hester, with reverent care not To
make any changes in the substance
nd snirit of the "Black Beauty