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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1925)
i THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY, MORNING, DECEMBER 0, 1S2. At the Theatres Today ' Oregon "A . Star Cast la "The rlet West." HVilig The Ughtnln " famous comedy, BliRh Vaudeville and Pictures 1 1W IT KEI LI B THEATRE Portrayed on Film Now Showing in Salem decided that his home town need ed the benefits of his journalistic experience, so he went to the An sonia. Conn., Sentinel. The call for more fields to eonquer result ed I na job on the New Haven Paladium and eventually to the yet bigger city of Baltimore. MacDonald proved to be an im portant appendage to the Balti more American and later the Bal timore World. On the World he worked with Milan Ghent, 1 the artist, "whom he helped to con ceive some important illustrated feature stories. While in Balti more MacDonald roomed with Ghent in a modest, if artistically desirable abode on Fayette Street, opposite the grave of Edgar Allen Poe. It was In the Maryland city that MacDonald worked the much abused courts to death in his un ceasing search for feature stories 3.' Farrell MacDonald, who plays Judge Lemuel . Townsend In the William Fox sereen version of Llghtnln" directed by Jolin Ford and now at the Heilig thea , tre, is no novice in a courtroom liesides serving nearly ten years as a newspaper reporter, MacDonald studied law for a year at the Law School of Yale University. The celebrated "Corporal Cas ey" I of "The Iron Horse" broke into newspaper work as a cub re porter on the Derby, Conn. Trans cript. His chief duties were chas ing the natrol wagon and covering notice courts. MacDonald then OH REC TAL IS T MOUNT Harold Windus on Kimball Unit at the Heilig Theatre to Give Concert ! Try This Gleamy, Thick, Wavy; i i : Hair in a Moment WESTERN FILM HERE 4 2 COUNTY GDUBTWILL IVI'J! I YH WORK Free Employment Bureau to Be Assisted in Program by Court Officers CHAXEV film comes Shown above is Robert Frazer. gtarred in ' The Scarlet West," a story of the conquest of the pion eer-land of the western United States. The picture is now at the Oregon theatre. snow, and the very pretty snow flakes glisten and fall over the stage. This sterling little quintet. headed by Nellie Sterling, premier danseuse, actually accomplishes the difficult feat of dancing on the tips of snowshoes. Cole, Haynes and Montgomery Harold Windus, Salem's popu lar organist, will present a spe cial Sunday concert at the Heilig at 2 p. m. Mr. Windus has sel-will entertain the folks with their ected a well balanced program comedy song and patter turn call ror nis nrst regular aunaay con- d ..Th natv." This trio will cert. t. -Rach man- Prelude in C Minor inoff. n. (a) "To A Wild Rose." (b) "To A Water Lily" Mac Dowell. m. "A Garden Matinee" Frlme. IV. -Selection from "The Only Girl" Victor Herbert. Salem music lovers will have the pleasure of hearing Mr. Wind us every Sunday in concert. He will also play special throughout the week. be remembered here in their har mony singing act called "The Good Ship Nancy Leo." Collins and Dunbar are sprightly youthful pair of steppers who will offer dainty songs and dances in a refreshing manner. Thomas Potter Dunn in imper sonations will add color to the bill. La Rena presents an act called VThe Frolicsome Frog." He does table and pedestal contortion work numbers dressed In a frog costume. He Is a3 limber as a piece of twnie and Asking that, the county court consider means of assisting the free employment office being con ducted here, officials of the YMCA represented to the court Thursday that such assistance would tend to Isupport the bureau's activities. At the present time the bureau is being conducted in cooperation with the federal government. Members of the local court have been informer that the bureau af fords a great saving to the county indigent fund by providing em ployment to hundreds of men and women each year. The employment bureau budget for 1926 calls for the expenditure of $1660 for the following items: Salary, repairs, $100. Of the budget total the govern ment assumes payment of expens es up to 120. Rent for bureau quarters is furnished by the city. This leaves $900 to be provided for. Bureau records show that over C00O jobs for men and wom en were secured during the year now closing. of Robert Frazer and Clara Row in the leading roles is a well pol ished aud perfected piece of acting. DR. COX WELL DIES PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5. The Rev. Dr. Russell H. Conw'ell wide ly known clergyman, author and leader in educational work died at his home here early today after a long illness. He was 82 years of ase. RELGIAXS WIX MEET ' " " " ' - the ' British; steamer Mombassa . (during a heavy fog In Chesapeake NEW YORK. Dec'S. (AP.) j bay tonight the Italian steamer Alphonse Goosens and Gerard De- Ua-n;1;A w no-badl damaged she had to be beached by tho bates, the Belgian team tonight won the six day bicycle race in Madison Suare Garden through a desperate sprint in the last 20 minutes wnicn lappi-u- kcre v Namara and Franco GeorgettL STEAMER RAMMED. BEACHED NORFOLK. Va., Associated Pross).: Dec. 5. (By Rammed by Famous character actor coming to the Heilig theatre next Satur day in the "Tower of Lies." IT EPIC OF THE WEST "The Scarlet West" Said to Be One of Greatest Plays of Type Produced ourc It was tlfe intention of the 1 can almost tie himself Into a knot. Heilig management to have Mr. I Betty Compson is supported by Windus for the opening of the I . oot , ..Tho Ppmai." theater but owing to a long term j . " , , 1",...h Vr.. tract in Seattle he could not uc atu ' a .7H:r ' . I ill ri U In..'.. rialla ino T.In! Here is the easy. Inexpensive x way to keep your hair stylishly correct, youthful and simply beau tiful. When combing and dress ing your hair. Just moisten yonr hair brush with a little "Dan derine" and brush it through yonr hair. The effect is Btartling! Your hair will appear twice as thick and heavy sparkling with life and possessing that -Incomparable soft ness, freshness and luxuriance, and just delicately perfumed. While beautifying the hair "Danderine" is also toning and stimulating each single hair to grow thick, heavy and strong. Hair stops falling out and dandruff dis appears. Get a 35-cent bottle of "Danderine" at any drug or toilet counter and Just see how healthv and youtuful your, hair appears after this delightful, refreshing dressing. Adv. be secured until after an agree ment was drawn up to release him for the Salem Heilig. It is the policy of the Heilig theater to furnish only the best of music and entertainment: This policy, as the bookings and contracts show will be more than realized in the future. Lion Cub." All of the scenes are laid in South Africa. KM T MARSHFIELD. Hugo Quist will log 5.000,000 feet white ce dar for export, as veneering. Flora Logging Co., loads 70 cars f logs. 611,000 feet, in one day, a world record. - - If you enjoy thrilling adventure $1320; telephone. ?iuo; and glorious, romance in your 4u; various expenses,,-. Dicture diet vou will find perfect entertainment in "The Scarlet West." which opened at the Oregon theater yesterday and which will remain on the screen there through today and Monday The comment of the crowds who saw the picture yesterday are the best criterion of its qualities. It is seldom that pictures are seen with so engrossing a story as "The Scarlet West," for it is a stirring record of one of the most dramatic periods of America's his tory. In it are relived the days when hardy pioneers.' ignoring the dangers and hardships which con fronted them, set out to win new homes in the west; when Indians resentful against what they con sidered unwarranted invasion, rose in rebellion. The film's interpre tation of Cu.ster's last stand is an achievement that will live long in moving picture history. That is the background. The development or the story is one rapid succession of thrills and sur prises, interwvoen with a pretty and unusual love story. The work Break a Cold Right Up with 'Tape's Cold Compound' Take two tablets every three hours until three deses are taken. The first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleas ant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opiates. Millions use "Pape's Cold Com pound." Price, thirty - five cents. Druggists guarantee it. Adv. IS SI BEST YET Sterling Dancers and Other Vaudeville Acts Are Fea ture on Bill This week's bill at the Bligh theater will be one of the season's best, according to advance reports. Heading the new show is Nellie Sterling and company. Miss Ster- line and her company are the world's only snow shoe dancers. It is a decidedly novel offering, as the scene is one of ice and The Importance Of NEW ARRIVALS Just received by express a number of the very newest things in LADIES' DRESS PUMPS We show all the late things as fast as they are produced. Most styles from $8.00 to $12.00 McCALLUM HOSE New shades for the Christmas shoppers. Get them now before the big rush just be fore Christmas. The best $2.00 grades THREE PAIRS FOR $5.50 CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS for the whole family in a riot of color. All the new and exclusive styles in felt, satin and leather. All styles at special prices at 95c to $3.95 coast guard cutter Apache which responded to her distress calls. It is believed! she can be balvaf.ed. GRANTS PAS S. Important gold discovery In Kelmar-Vanpet mine near here. ' COMING SATURDAY chajsiey: vpmw VTCTOFC AWi SEASTROM J HEILIG SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN,,-W Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" oh tablets,, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Neuritis , Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism Now Fiaying 'Till Monday JAY J DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART I S l' Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" bows of 12 tablets Also bottles'of 24 and 100 Druggists. j Aspirin 1 the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mouoacetlcacldeater of galley licaeld One More Week of Rug Selling 1 HUNT BILL JONES IN THE WILLIAM FOX SCREEN VERSION IIGHTNIN THE PlAY THAT BROKE THE WORLD'S RECORD Harold Windus, Playing Prelude in C Sharp Minor 25c Rubber heel day every Wednesday. All 50c heels put on your shoes for half 25c i- To all the value of sight is pre-eminent ; it is the most cherished of the five senses; it is the most used and, thoughtlessly and through ignor ance, the most abused. u A greater appreciation of the , importance of eye care is necessary Come to us for advice - - Staples Optical Company ; Corner of State and High Streets SALEM, OREGON DO YOUR FEET HURT? Corns and callouses removed without pain or soreness. Ingrown nails removed and treated. Pains in feet, weak root, flat foot, foot strains and fallen arches adjusted. Do not suffer. I will give you the best that science can produce in scientific chiro pody. Consult DR. WILLIAMS , ! About Your Feet ,i Hours 9 to 5:30 Phone C16 REPAIR DEPARTMENT Our shop is equipped with all new machinery. We use nothing but the very liest grade of leather that money will buy. Mr. Jacobson. in charge of this department, is an expert In his line has spent years in factories and repair shops arid will do nothing but high grade work. I aaBM ' Mli.'V7XrZl ll11l'jnraV. li I I OUR rug Mm i SAlElif - ttochmaninoff Comedy News PRICES: Adults ... . , 33c Children - -10c ( Sunday Concert 2 P.M. Harold Windus- Plajins Our Kimbnll OrRan 1. Prelude in C Sharp Mindr Rachmaninoff 2. (a) "To a Water Lily" (b) "To a Wild Rose" MacDowell 3. "A Garden MaliRee" Frirol 4. Selection from "The Girl" ' , . . Victor Herbert - Only HEILIG -Tuesday and Thursday FROM THE BttTTOP TO THE! " BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS t WHERE HATRED IS A HERJTAGCi .MOXOAJff JtAXKOTH WHEPRICL of last week proved to be such a wpnderful success that 'we have decided to run it for one more week or as long as stock lasts. 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