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GENERAL NEWS
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VOLUME XVII
LA GRANDE, ORE. WEDNSEDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1929.
NUMBER 287
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featured with Fuy Wruy In ' Thun
ik'rbolt, ' has already inmlo a nitinu
for hlmscli in talking pklmeti in
"Thu Alan I Love." "Thunderbolt.
directed bv Josef von Slernbern,
maker of "l (Hlei world.M is a (trip
IIiik jcttire of life and love out
side the law.
The fame of "Underworld" mail
ed two oulMtandinj? Hcreen nei-Hon-alities
on the road to sucoecs.
i hev are Cieorpe lantTft and
Josef von Sternberg. Now these two
have turned to talkuif: pictures and
have, made, another masterpiece,
said to outstrip "Ijnderwurld," in
tho all-talkliiff medium. The pie
ture is " riiunderhult." Sights ami
sounds of Uailcm, New York's
(treat Nori'o metropolis, and of
SI nir Sing's "condemned row" fur
nish the buckgroound for the Btorv
of u. fighting he-man. Jtichnrd
Arlen and I'y Wray ure co-featured
In the pleltire.
j
The rlsint; generation veenis 1o
be qnlto air-minded.
Scenes Make
Rail Drama
Exciting
IIuko hu'oniotives rushing a I
breakneck speed to the rescue of
victims )n the Mississippi flood
area, the construction of an entire
locomotive in the grout Blums uf
the Chicago Northwestern line,
Lou ( hanev, an a veteran engin
eer, driving a loemnottve more
than 600 miles In filming tho pic
ture these aro some of the thrills
In Thunder,". Metro-Goldwyn-Muyer
epic railroad drama, which
la now at the Colonial theater.
Tho new picture, directed by
William Nigh, is a thrilling nml
Intimate, story of railroad life, an
original by llyron Morgan. Phyl
lis Haver, .lames Murray. George.
JLiuryoa, Wallv Albright. Jr..
Frances Morris, nml others 0 note
nre. among the players In the new
production. Most of It was filmed
on the Chicago Northwestern
trains and tn the flood area.,
NKW IIOININU YliSS
UirBMN AP) Wellington
Hurra iks, where tho Princess Pots
of Canada were uuarlored on their
World war visit to Dublin, aro to
house, civil departments of tho gov
eminent. The epuoc will be used
Ity the department of public works
and tho department of statistics.
Maybe tho reason you don't hear
of Charlie Chaplin making a
talkie Is that ho is too funny for
words. -
TO KUPATIUATE HOD IKS
PARIS (AIM Soviet Russia has
authorized France to repatriate
the bodies of Krench soldiers who
died In Itussia in the. World war
and Albert Thomas, war-tlmo min
ister for munitions, has been selec
ted to head the mission that will
shortly visit tho old fronts in the
Crimea and near Archnngcl, Odes
sa and Murmansk.
Georce Bancroft
I first all-Lilkinx pic I me, "The Woll
j or Wall Street," appears in 91 new
1 nll-talkincr (lrum:i, "1 humlcrhnU."
j at the Arcade thrulor now, lltin-
croft a voice is part of .tho man
j himself, aloe p. rrttonttnt mul cap
: nlile of expressing u wide ran of
rnmtions. Hirhm-il Ai'lcn. en-
In Gotham'
Picture Here
George Ilaneroft, who imnU? hmcM
iui overwhelm inir hiicci'nh of hiH
0
Tribe (Gi'esttfestt Sinews
I tin Mew Mdw WmoM1 sail0
IIAISOLN) IXOYIJ TALKING In "WELCOME DAJVGEIt'
THE TWO IE LACK CHOWS, MOHAN & MACK '
"THE VIHGIIVIAN" All-Outdoors, AlUTulhing
ciiEA.M of srs5E:i:.
AIVD STAGE STAISS
IIAUOLD LLOYD
THE TWO BLACK CItOWS,
MORAN & MACK
CLARA BOW " '
GEORGE BANCROFT
MAURICE CHEVALIER
THE MARX. BROTHERS
CHARLES "BUDDY" ROGERS
DENNIS KING
NANCY CARROLL
RUTH CHATT ER I ON
WILLIAM POWELL
JEANNE EAGELS .
EVELYN BrfENT
. GERTRUDE LAWJ! ENCE
GARY COOPER
RICHARD ARLEN
Tmdactd by llarold Ubjd Corp. , paramount Rfl-ii
OX THE AHt: Virmmf.
Vuhlix Radio llourf rar.h Saturday
r.rtttittu 10-11 V. itf. Enstrrn Timr, over
thn mition-tthlc Columbia Droadraxthtf
Syntrnu Itrar your fararitn for and
Mcreenttartintlclightfutcntcrtammciit,
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f'GLOItlFYIXG THE AM Kit I CAN GIHL"
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CiEOKGE KANCHOFT "The Mighty
"SWEETIE" College Musical
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CLAHA ItOW
"The Saturday Night Kiit".
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, Itcmcinbcr how you howled at the Marx Brothers in "The Cocoanuls"?
Remember ihe chills and thrills of "The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu" and
"The Greene Murder Case " ? The hair-raising drama of that great spectacle,
"The Four Feathers"? That glamorous, glorious romance of the stage,
"The Dance of Life"? They were all Paramount Pictures and only a
few at that the New Show World of entertainment at its most thrill-.
ing best. L. Now look ahead and sec what great things are coming!
Harold Lloyd talking in "Welcome Danger"; "The .Two Black
Crows", Moran & Maek, in a great talking, singing, dancing spec- :
tacle,"Why Bring That Up?"; "The Virginian"-"The Covered
Wagon" of the Jcw Show World; Ziegfeld's great girl-and-music
extravaganza, "Glorifying the American Girl," with s
Mary Eaton and Dan Mealy and such stars as Eddie Cantor. ,,'
Rudy Vallec, Helen Morgan appearing in the revue scenes r
to name a few. CI, The talking-singing screen opened
a great New Show World, and Paramount, with 17 ! '
years of supremacy back of it, and with the greatest
resources and nian-powcr'in the industry, developed
its possibilities to the fullest extent. With the
cream of screen and stage stars. With the
greatest music composers. With the lending
directors and showmen. With the most ad
vanccd sound studios in Hollywood, and
also in New York, center of the dramatic
and musical world. O. Small wonder
the greatest shows of the New Show
World are Paramount Pictures! And '
HATCH FOIl TIIKSti
1 A It A ill O IT X T I I T II II i: S
COMIIVGt
In atjtlilion In the productions shown on
this pogc, ask your Theatre Manager u lfvn
you can see and hear
MAtmiCK OHKVAI.lUtt In '
KIINST I.UIJITSCII'S
"The l.uvc l'lirailc'' Willi Jcnnettc MiicDimuld
O
"API'LAUSE"
Willi Ili lrn Mcirgnn
they're yours to see and enjoy right
around the corner from wherever
'you arc. Your Theatre Manager
will tell you when. C "If it's
a Paramount Picture it's
the best show in totvn!"
DKNNIS KINC In
TUB VAGABOND KIM;"
Willi Jrnilrttu IVInnUonulil
TUB IIKTUHN'OK Slllilll.OCK HOI.MKS"
;llvc Hrmik mill All-Slur Cant
HKIIINI) 'l llli MAKB-HI"' '
I lul Skrlly, I'uy V ray, William IVittnll
tub KiiirraKii"
ijarry Itrrcur, Miiry Urinii, iScil Hamilton
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PARAMOUNT
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THE
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WORLD
BRINGS
BROADWAY
TO YOU!
Hioiulway stars. , Broitfl
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And your favorite Hol
lywood stars talking and
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mounts talking, singing
screen entertainment at
its absolute best. And
these Paramount Pic
tures arc the greatest at
tractions wc have ever
had for our patronsi Plan
to see and hear them all,
for afternoons and even
ings o) the most thrill
ing, most dazzling enter
tainment you have ever
had. '
Harold Lloyd ' '
Jn ill lint InlkiUK pli'turo
'".Welcome Danger"
The I wo Muck Crows I
Moran & Mack
in
"Why Bring That Up"
"The Virginian?
ivllh nry Cooimt,
WjiKci HiiHtoii, Mnry iSrlun,
Klcliiiril AtU.-u
"Glorifying The
American Girl".
George Bancroft in
"The Mighty"
Maurice Chevalier
in Kincst Lubitsch's
"The Love Parade"
with ifMiiimlto .Mju.Donuld
"The Vagabond King"
Willi (Iniiiolui MiX'Doiuilil
"The Four Feathers"
tvilh WIIIIhiii fowoll,
Itli hai'il Arli-n, I'ny Wrny,
Clito Inook, Nonli IUvry
"Applause"
whli llt'li'ii Mort;iin
rarainount Sound News
Wnti-li Tor liilrr nnliouneo
MelilM Klvltli;' tlt ilato of
tin-no iirijtllH.'tloiw.
Talking Cartoons
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