, ttnay; Augiist 20; 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE...
pii&FiviL;,,
0it The La Grande
r'
nninnviinnrr
tl "ARSENE LUPIN"
fohn and Lionel Starred
ip Siinday-Monday At
traction at the Liberty
8$ J & $ 8 $ $ .$ $
.PROGRAM FOB THIS WEKK
, AT TIIK l.IIIDUTY
Sunday and Monday: John
and Lionel Barrymore In
i."Arsene Lupin."
Tuesday, and Wednesday: Ha-'
jnon Novarro and Madgo Ev
v'ans In "Huddle."
Thursday and Friday: To bo
announced during the week.
Saturday Only: Tom Mix In
"Texas Bad Man."
-.The two Barrymores, John and Llo
iil, will play tho leading roles in the
Ht picture of tho coming week at
he Liberty, "Arsene Lupin," sched
Ued for showing Sunday and Monday.
..The picture Is a clever mystery
11m and Karen Mbrlcy, John Mlljan
104 Tully Morsholl have Important
Mpportln8 roles In the production.
.The well known mystery stories of
urlco Le Blanc which idealize the
lebonalr French thief, Arsene Lupin,
upplled the motivation for the first
ippearancc together of the two Barry
nore brothers, although tho picture
more directly based on the Paris
;teg bucccss on which Lc Blanc col
borated with Francis de Crolsset.
; : "Huddle"
."Huddle," scheduled for Tuesdov
Wednesday, Is a smash football
Com hi k ... : ,
HAMON NOVAItKO til
JAMES
When You Wake Ends " "" I :
In the Morning Tonight! aAW "! I
... . you will bo happier If you have . fiR"V - "ttm fi
seen some of this flue entertainment iftk " 4?8S? Bj
the night before! '
7viriOi.'A SSrfC'1 noelfrancis
vr- m CEOBCE COOPER I
- Xj W P( MARJORIE BEEUE
WAK UP,' W AT ....-..
The two dynamic stars of . ' 1!
"Grand Hotel" together again . I 1.
BM&ne Lupin I
f' KAREN MORLEY - JOHN MILJAN I
' V'-- A Bc'nliil th Irf . . . all Implacable detective . .1 , , v J 1
' ' MyntCTlc.ua Prh! Il lolo I lie Jewels of A Xmj. M I
""O. X- ""iltaj men mill the hrarts of braullful "f M I
WINNER
TAKE ALL"
drama, with Ramon Novarro playing
the steel worker who becomes a Yale
gridiron hero. His efforts to adjust
himself to a strange social environ
meut by the right of brawn and ath
lotlo achievement are a stirring basis
for tho story. . .
With Novarro is a oast consisting
of Madgo Evans, Una Mcrkel, Ralph
Graves, John Arledge, Martha Bleoper,
Rockcliffo , Fellows and othors.
: "Texas Had Mull"
For the fans who delight In the
doings of Tom Mix, famous western
star there needs be no more than
! mention that he is showing. In this
western picture Tom does some nice
. acting, and there is plenty of action.
Both the kiddles and grownups are
expected to find this film to their
liking.
The Thursday, Friday booking will
bo announced later.
leap year
bride;
lly LAV It A !(U KKOOKMAN
. ... (Copyright 1032).
By NEA Sorvico Inc.)
. ;j . - .
BKGIN HliltB .TODAY
Cherry Dixon, 19 and; pretty,
tells her mother she Is going to a
club meeting but Instead meets
Dan Phillips, newspaper reporter
with whom, she is lrl love. Her
wealthy parents do not kuow she
Is acquainted with Dim. Cherry
goes with him to interview a bank
robber's sweetheart. She blun
ders Into underworld headquar
ters and a bullet strikes her arm.
Dan takes her to a doctor's office
and then home. He Is trying to
explain what has happened when
Mr. Dixon appears. He Is very
angry and brandishes a newspa
per containing Cherry's picture
and an account or the shooting.
Mr. Dixon orders Dan from the
house. -
Days pass in which Cherry, has
no word from Dan. Then Sarah,
Cherry's maid, discovers that he
5J N ID A Y
AMI
MONDAY
Theatres
has telephoned and been told tho
girl Is out of town. Cherry steals
out of the house, meets Dan and
explains. Dan tells Cherry ho '
loves her,
NOW OO OV WITH THE ETOIIY '
CHAPTER VII
"I can't believe It's real, Dan. I
mean everything happening the way
It has. I'm afraid I'll wako up In
another minute and find it's Just a
dreamt"
Phillips Bald, "And I can't believe
you're really here. I can't believe
a girl like you would even look at
me "
Sho silenced him with gentle fin
gers pressed to his lips. "I've told
you not to say those things I I don't
want to hear them."
"But it's true. Cherry. ' Why every
thing about you your sweetness and
your coming to meet me this after
noon and, well everything Just goes
to show the difference between us.
Oh, I love you for It. You know
that. But, i Cherry, you're worlds
above me, I'm Dan Phillips, reporter
tho guy your father told never to
enter his housel It's well, don't
you see, dear?"
"Don't I see what?"
"That If things were different I
could say a lot of things I can't
now? Your father's a rich ,man.
All your life you've lived In a fine
home with lots of sorvants. You've
worn beautiful clothes and traveled
and all your friends have been rich
people "
"But Dan, what difference does
that make?"
"If I live to be 90," Phillips went
on, deaf to the Interruption, "1 11
never have a fourth of tho money
your father has. I couldn't give you
any of the things you're accustomed
to, Cherry. Do you know how I
think of you?"
"How?" ; , . -
"As a beautiful princess who's as
sweet and wonderful as she Is beau
tiful. That's what you are I A prin
cess!" - , . ,
Cherry shrugged" uncomfortably.
"I don't want to be a princess," sho
eaid. "It Bounds lonely. Oh, Dan,
let's not talk. Let's Just be happy
together." - ' ,
ch f o amnll hand over Dan's
larirer one. mc umn. .
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News "Shots" of
The Olympiad
See the finish of the 5000-meter race
with Laurl Lchtlnen, Finland, ond
Ralph Hill
of Oregon. ,
Also . . ,
lllll Miller ieo. Hiillne
Eildlc Totan and nthers.
COMING JO
1
I 45u i ' - h 1 -) i ; Mf)
I 1$ ' T If f. 5
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KAREN MORLEYand JOHN
DAMON NOVARRO in a
raised were luminous. '
"All right," Dim agreed. "It's a
remnrkablo fact but every time I
look at you you're prettier. Isn't
that remarknbtc? How do you ac
count for It?"
"By telling you to see an ocu
list."
They laughed. Familiar pokes seem-
ed suddenly tho height of sparkling .
wit. The cnb was rolling along tho
smoocn circling onvo inrougn jciier
son park. Por a time they fell silent.
There wus so much they shoiild have
.
talked about, yet nil tnis was lorgot
no wrontr for Clierrv airSln so lone as
Dan loved her? How could Dan. Phil
lips be matter-of-fact with those j
brown eyes"' and provocative lips so
near? j
Suddenly their elyslum was shat-
tcred. Phillips said abruptly: j
"Look here, there isn't going to
be any trouble about your coming
to meet me this afternoon, Is there? i
Do you think your family " i
She assured him, everything would
bo all right. No one knew she had
left the house. She would be back
beforo her absence had been no
ticed. "What time is it?" Cherry asked.
The sun had lowered behind the
tree tops. Phillips turned his wrist
so that tho girl could see the watch
dial.
"After five!" she cxclnlmed, "Oh,
I'll have to get back. Why, I'd no
idea It was so latc
Tho driver headed the taxlcab
toward Sherwood Heights. Heso-.
lutely Cherry thrust aside misgiv
ings that had begun to force them
selves on her consciousness. Thero
STOPy 6Y HAL COCHRAN
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
i HPHB Judgo wns sober ns could be.
! Ho calmly said, "Well, mercy
me! Why. Is this llltlo lad In
, court? Has ho dono BomethliiK
wrong?
j "I hato to flno n little boy. It
; certainly -brings mo no Joy. Now,
J tell me all about it so tho case can
move along."
Tho monkey cop stopped up and
said, "Your honor, I Just used my
head. Tho Utile lad was riding In
a cart pulled by IIiIr monk,
; "They raced by me nt breakneck
ppeed and I Just thought, that's all
I need to hav cause to arrest them.
Why, I thought they'd go kerplunk.
...
J HOPPED into tho cart and
then the speeding started once
asaln. This time It was tho mon
key's fault. In fact tho lad was
fine.
"He made tho monkev slow rii-iu
down, instead of racing through the
town. The monk obeyed the lad's
remarks but would not hark to
mine." -"Well,
well!" exclaimed the Judge,
THE LIBERTY
BARRYMORE in
. 'ARSENE LUPIN-"
,1
Scene W HUDDLE"'
would be Just time to fling on an
other dress and appear at dinner.
Rnrnh wniilri hplrt Imp Tf stin on.
tered tho living room at the usual
time no one would suspect she had
been out of the houso.
t Oh1(,of course It would bo nil
riglitlj,.
These last minutes with Dan wero
sentiments,
"You do understand about ovory-
thing now, don't you?" she wills-
pered. "That it wasn't my fault
uicm'G answer your pnono cnus'
"I.df,'t und.er8t? nnythlng when
you look ui) at me that wav,
"But, Dan " I
"Dai'llng, I'll admit I was nn Idiot
to, doubt you even for a minute. ,
I'll never do it again. Do you real
ly have to go back to that stone
castle' of yours right away? Isn't
thero any way. In tho world you
could escape and havo dinner with
mo? Why not telephone ?"
"Oh, I couldn't! Don't you see,
no one knows I'm away. I don't
want them to find out." .
"But, Cherry, we'll hnve to find
some way out of all this. How'fe
wo ever going to see each other if
you have to run away like Cin
derella at the stroke of midnight?
Something's got to be dono. Maybe
ii i nnu a ihik wicn your minor i
"Don't do that. Dan. It wouldn't ' PASADENA, Aug. 20 (IV-81jc ad
do any good. We'll mnnngc some Journed games t in tho International
way. though. I'm, so happy about masters tournament at tho California
finding you and knowing you care. chess conf,reH8 wcro docided hero Inst
to be nil right!"
"Just tho same. Cherry "
"Please! I tell you everything's
5-f finntiniird on Purp Six! ;
PICTURES 6S0t KING
i
"I guess tho Utile monkey's in a
mess. It must have been a run
away. We cannot blame tho laih
"Why, I'll bet he was full of
friclit. llf's lurky ho came out all
rii-'ht. I lino the monkey 50 cocoa
nuts and that's not had!"
HTLL help lo get them," Duncy
said. "All of the blame's mil.
on one head and I think 1 am lucky
to get out of It this way.
"PIcaso lot tho monkey go with
mc. Then ho can pny Ills lino, you
see. We'll gather all the eoeoanuts
and bring Ihem hack today."
The Judge said, "That's a lino In
tent. (Jo right ahead." And, off
they went. They found a grove of
coooanutn. Tho monk climbed un
a tree.
"That's fine," said Duncv. "I'll
wait hero. You toss them down
and have no fear. I ll keep my
ryes wide open so thoy will not nlon
on me.
(Copyright. yBA .service, Inc.)
(Tho monkey pnys (ho toroitnut
flno In the iio.vt story.)
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. t. aim ituui f ... nvau n d pea,
found In mussels growing on rocks on
Hue? point at Gannon .Beach?
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