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Attractions j
at Theaters \
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ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
: COLISEUM—Donald Crisp in "The
Bonnie Brier Bush.”
PALACE — Robert Rawlinson in
“Cheated Hearts.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Gloria Swanson and Ru
dolph Valentino in "Beyond the
Rocks.”
PALACE—Lon Chaney in “The
Trap.”
SCOTCH PRODUCTION AT
COLISEUM LAST TIME
A cast of exceptional excellence
j was • chosen by Donald Crisp, pro
ducer, ito portray the leading roles of
“The Donnie Drier Bush," a Para
mount picture made in England,
which Is at the Coliseum for the last
time tonight. .Most of the roles are
/character parts, which called for
subtle and individual types, and sev
eral hundred persons were Inter
viewed before the cast was com
pleted.
Mr. Crisp was fortunate in his choice
of Alec Fraser as his leading man.
Mr. Fraser is a young actor with a
good presence who has appeareditj
several Stoll productions and who has
earned for himself a considerable
reputation oh tie musical comedy
j stage. Jerrohl MObertshaw, a dis
j tinguished actor of the legitimate
I stage, is seen in tlie part of the Earl
| Of Kinsipindie. Donald Crisp himself
I is both aotor in and director, of the
.picture. Me appears in the role of
I Lachlan Campbell, an austere High
land shepherd, while Mary Glynne
['portrays the role of his daughter,
p6ra.
| The company was in Scotland for
live weeks, and many beautiful ox
! terioT "shots" were obtained. The
| interior of Lachlan Campbell's cot
tage was made from actual photo
graphs. The banqueting hall of Dnun
tochty Castle is one of the handsom
est sets made for any motion picture
to date.
‘•CHEATED HEARTS'” AT
PALACE LAST TIME
A man’s fight against the sinister
forces of heredity is portrayed by
Herbert Rawlinson in “Cheat Hi
Hearts," his Universal starring, at
the Palace Theater for /the last time
tonight. The hero is the son of an
cld Virginian who died from drink.
While in a drunken mood he offends
his sweetheart—and the only course
open to him is to go away. In Paris
and Morocco he finds surcease for his
sorrow in the wine glass, never once
dreaming that the girl back home is
really anguished because of his ab
1 tence. It is a lucid picture of the
character of a man who is both
strong and weak
Marjorie Daw, Doris Pawn, Winter
Hall and Anna Lehr are a remark
aiblo quart otto of players included
In the oast supporting; Herbert Haw
llnson. All tour have been favorites
of .the s Teen for years, and found
a {treat deal to discuss during roe
making of this Universal feature,
l
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SWANSON AMD VALENTINO
AT COLISEUM THIS WEEK
Why the title “Beyond tie1 Hocks?”
i was the question asked Madam Elin >r
j Ulyn, its author, at the Paramount
I West Coast studio, while the book
| was being transfen *d to the sen u
j with Gloria Sw.msan ns sta:.
“It‘is derived from the following
| passage in the book,” explained
| Madam Glyn. who quoted it almost
I word for word ns follow;;
j ‘‘‘He win a fatalist lie told hot
I (Theodora, played by Miss Swanson)
I what would bo. would be and mortals
like himself and herself were jus!
Siberia! leaves. Ilk' b:irqu< - float
ing down a current where wi re m 1
ly rocks ahead.
“‘Then must we 'trike the rocks
whetli r wo wish it or no?' i ir d
Theodor.’. ‘Cannot wo help our
selves?’
“Ah. madam! Per that, lie said,
'we can strive a little and avoid this
one and that, hut if it 'is our fate
we will crash against them in the
end.'
“'What a sad philosophy!’ said
Theodora. ‘I would rather believe
that if one does one’s best some kind
angel will guide one's barque pnsl
the rocks and safety into the smooth
waters of the pool beyond.'"
Later on in the story. Theodore
| writes to Hi . tor (plavcd by K > lalph
Valentino) and in tlur course of her
'letter says: “And oh, we nuts; not
grieve! We must thank fate for giv
ing 11s this one peep Into Paradis ■ ■
and we must try and find the ange!
to steer our barques for us beyond
the rocks."
This new Paramount picture will
he shown at the Coliseum Theater be
ginning Thursday for the remainder
of the week.
LONG SEARCH FOR STORY
SUITABLE FOR CHANEY
The story of “The Trip." the Ut(\
versal-Jewel which comes to the Pal
ace Theater on Thursday for a run
of three days, was especially writ; n
with the peculiar accomplishments
of Lon Chaney in mind./' It is a
powerful story of tho northern woods
in. which Chaney as Gaspard, a
PreneU-Canadian trapper, presents a
study in character that ranks with
Silas Marner. Eliot * classic.
(Search for a story that would per
mit of Chaney being presented in his
first starring role under the most fa
vorable* circumstances was a long
and difficult task. The entire lit r
arv market was combed for months
without unearthing a single manu
script that met the exacting require
ments of Universal.
Finally, 'Lucien Hubbard, si murio
editor, and Chaney put their I.. ..ds to
gether and hatched out a jii t whi h
they presented to Irving G- Thalbcrg.
general manager- He contributed a
few delft touches and the story that
has been acclaimed as one of the
CARIBOU W THE CARIBOO; FOR BIO GAME HUNTERS;
ALSO SPORT ANI) HEALTH FOR ALL VISITORS THERE
Moose.
Shot By Chicago
hunter.
Tooomto
HUNTER'S 1022
TROPHIES
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MT MlTCHELL, QOESNEL LAI<B
CARIBOO GUIDE AND BEAR DOG WITH THEIR KILL
Cariboo Lodge at the foot of 80- |
mile lone Ciuesnel Lake, 200 miles
north of Ashcroft in British Colum
t'ia, is one of the newest luren for
big fame hunters and lovers of
outdoor life. It is the gateway .to
the Cariboo hunting and fishing
grounds located on the Great In
terior Plateau between the Rockies
and the Cascades, oas* of the
Fraser River.
The waters of this region afford
most satisfying sport: Silver and
Rainbow Trout up to seven and
eight pounds, rise to the My; Hv
fishing, bait anti spoon casting and
deep water trolling mav lie follow
ed with gratifying success.
Wild game is plentiful: ducks of
nil kinds abound, while Rlne
Grouse, Willow Grouse and Prairie
Chicken are found in large num
bers, the senson for shooting these
birds opens September 1st.
The Cariboo district is essential
ly a Big Game country and the
hunter has unusual opportunities
to brine down Grizzly, Brown and
Black Bear. May 1st to June 30th
is the best time to hunt ooar here.
This region is a natural home (or
moose, carihou, mountain coat and
deer and practically every hunter
who shoots over this country gets
a full hag. The season opens Sept
1st and caribou can oftep be bunted
well on Into December.
From the North Arm of Quesn’l
Bake, > portage of six miles leads
to Mitchell Lake. 10 miles long
which is surrounded by a wonder
fully rich Big Game territory. An
other trip springs from the '•(ad of
Quesnel’s East Ann, irvolving an
8-milc* portage to Upner, Blue and
Bower Clearwater Bakes, about
which another rich ard ori” partlv j
explored region nwaits the li>23 i
hunter. One of fhp lies* moose dis
tricts in the northwest is reached
by saddle train to Cariboo Bake, a j
distance of 18 miles from ‘he I
Lodge, then by boat and canue to
the end of navigation on Swamp
River, altogether about 35 milts
The bag limit is 1 moose. 2 cari
bou, 3 deer, 3 bear and 2 goat.
Onlv one griz7.lv allowed.
This district is growing rapidly
in popularity and parties consider
ing going into it to hunt or fish
should make reservations as carle
as possible. E. S. Knight of Ash
croft runs the Ixidge and tra; ~
pr.rts his clientele by motor from
Ashcroft. The trip can be made in
one day if an earlv stai- is made,
otherwise a night is spent en route
at one of the roadhouses where
meals and accommodations are of
the best...
For those who neither rare to
fish or hunt, vet Inng for the wilds
the Lodge will provide n pleasant
summer retreut, where boating,
elimhine and pony rising nftord
recreation.
j masterpieces of the screen was ready
I for filming. If; a tli.'ec mil story
act.il by tin* "man of a thousand
I faces.” An exceptionally strong cast
| was engaged to support Oh.ir.t y, sc
| tliat lie made bis debut as a star
under the most auspices circum
stances. From tile first showing ol
the picture ills success was a-’su; d.
AUK BAY STAGE.
Leaves V. & 1. cafe for Auk Bay
5 P. M.. Saturday only, returning
fi:30. Special trip at any time.
Round trip 12,50. —udv.
TjOst sometniMi,* fon can get 11
sack by using tho "Lost and Found
■nliimfi of The Empire
REINDEER WILL
BE SENT SOUTH
Carl Lomen, Pioneer in In
dustry, to Ship 6,500 Car
casses to New York.
iSRATTLE. Juno li. Carl Lomen,
pioneer in the A La Can reindeer .in-1
this fry, who loft foil Nome yesterday!
on the Victoria, told the Chamber of
Commerce officials’ lie had1 aiyanyi 11
to ship (i.SOii rointfoerj earcnsBes t‘o
New York this season. They will he
shipped in cold storage from Nome,
and transshipped in refrig -rttor ves
sels at Seattle.
I-onion said he had ordered h is
sale, agency moved from Minneapolis
to Seattle.
BRINGS FISH
Tin- liuljhu fishing boat Alpha ar
rived in port today with a cargo of
3,000 pounds of halibut.
Call Berry s Auto service for that
seven-passenger 1923 Cadillac tour
ing car. Stand at Qastineau Hotel.
Popular prices. —dav.
For engraved or printed calling
cards see The Empire.
i ' WOMEN OF CONGRESSIONAL PARTY ENTERTAINED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
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This picture contains tlie wives and daughters of members of the Congressional party at the. time of arrival in San Francisco on tic transport Grant. Several of those in this picture will he visitors
in Jutiaeu next week. Picture is from the Sun Francisco Chronicle secured by the Associated Press f ir The empire.
Mr*. Ifarr> \Vur*.l»arli Mrs. A. C. Sal* <’un£reft*ninn It. \\. Spruill, lllinol* Ml** i larii .1. Sproul
Dorothy JohtiNon
Mm. Iloiijn min llowr ring
,..«as .* i. •
Jim&. *v jgttik. -ik,. A
BRITAIN NAMES COMMISSION
TO FRAME TAX ON BETTING
"■ LONDON, Juno 6.—When Chan
cellor Baldwin presented liis annual
- budget iln the House of Commons re
cently he intimated that a commis
sion would he appointed to Inquire
’Into the feasibility of a tax on bet
. ting, which has reached tremendous
jrroporatipus in Britain, and from
whfch lie anticipated considerable
revenue could toe secured.
The committee has now been ap
pointed and includes several mem
bers cf Parliament who are noted
sportsmen. The committee comprise'
19 members drawn from all parties
of the House. Eleven of them are
Conservatives, two National Liber
als, two Independent Liberals and
four Labor members.
Scaator and Mr*. Fraaeia E. Wa
•malar and Mra. Joatyk T. Hublnaon. Arkanaaa
pjPBBSsw&a**1.
LEGAL SUCCOR
FOR MEXICANS
DTITSOX. Ariz., Juno C. At
mou nc cine nt of definite plans to
i he organization of a league for th
defence of Mexicans charged wit
! violation of tlio laws of the Unite
I Statei*, and launching of u drive 1
| *■: cure 5,000 members within a pci
iod cf two months, was grade her
j recently by F. E. Schmidt, secretar
| to Henry V. Anaya, former Mexlcu
i Consul here and now grand seen
Mary of the Allanza iJ^itpano-Atner
| ca no.
Organization of the league, di
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Two reel comedy "That Cliarai
im> Miss Chase" and a Weekly
will open the show.
Admission—10, 20 and 40c.
COLISEUM
Coming Thursday, Friday,
Saturday Matinee,
Saturday Night
THE LOVE DRAMA
. BEAUTIFUL
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k»^kin IH:.FNTIN0
bEYOND^Vr
.-ROD1' C*immountg>ictori
The screen's two greatest lov
c 13 in a goigecus romance by
the wcrld's greatest writer of
lcve dramas.
Only One Show Each Night
During This Engagement
Starting at 8 o’Clock.
j dares tho*secretary, Is for the pur
' pore of providing a legal ilefpnse to
which Mexicans are eutitled when
'Charged with violation of tho laws
e of tho this country. Prejudice
1: against Mexicans in criminal cases
I has, in the past, caused the juds
nt monts against them to be partien
- Marly heavy, Mr. Schmidt Indicated.
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THAT SPARE. ROOM la a cart
.. asset—if you use the Empire claaal
.fled. You can rent it to a daalrmbla
j tenant at a good price, time Irttt*
..'lag roar own rent-burdaa,