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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1927)
u:;dav .m jr.:n::n. ?AtpT m, 1:27 - S D'G'vC I i M X S - OF THC At Capitol 'Foday THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON Elsinore : Theater anchon and Marco's idea "Hel lo Lindbergh," at the Elsinore to day and Monday, Is said to be one of the cleverest presentation yl offered ' at this popular play houfft, "and- the best way to des ciU.: First National's newe.-t pic-tHt-n. :Tlu5 Poor Nut." shown n Ci'l.ae'i.n with the Marco, pres euHailpu. withXJiiarUe Murray and J.ik MblhaH In the title roles, t to Jay that It will be enjoyed by Veryone, from mother and fash ij lv the last kiddie. "The, Poor Xuf the screen version of the stage play of the Then follows one of the greatest and moat stirring climaxes that has ever been seen on the screen, with a thrill that will bring audi ences to thelf feet. The Runa way Express will show at the ap- Itol today and Monday. i Singing, dancing, comedy and novelty numbers are deftly blend ed In Biid Schaffer's newest pres entation, the Sun Kist Rente, fea turing Jewel Floyd. Jimmie Rose. The California Blackberry, who also appears in this presentation, supplies comedy in hilarious major proportions, rounding out a per fect block of entertainment. The fame title which ran for a year in 'act is one of the popular headlin- aptj iiort. it is a ciean. exire- ; 01 me season ann nas Deen re meriy tunny story 01 college ure. billt around j a young man who suffeis from 1 an "Inferiority com plex' which i is finally removed tlroagh the work of a pretty co ed and his own victory as a run ner on the cinder track. ; A real track meet, the big an- celved wherever offered with gen erous applause. Flip & Flapper present a fast presentation set, opening with comedy pantomime, then Miss Flapper sings a very pretty song and does a clever acrobatic black t i tint uu v. vl t.cvn ntial affair of the University oil and white Fauntlerov stvle makes Arizona, is snown in me picture her stand out to advantage. . i, : , ... . ... i ounnau ouinvan. dainty tares of the film. Real athletes . , . .... . . . . ... mse,ra ana aancers. win enter- .t.,"1 ,ai?8tead fVhe their fast dances and "rf-, " t7. -u. aeiigntful songs. Their dance ren- filial M t a tr oa thla eAmiAti a a Anf I iU nsual run. ?,UOnS P7 exceeding I ''Th Piwi Viit" 15 Phasing, and they do erery- i.i w,. w ..,,. .1: :::: Lhin from n the mack r v , .. - ,:: Lrair " Will OFFICIAL Snub Pollard Popular Singer to Preside Over Program at Elsinorc i? 'addition to Mulhall, are Char lie Murray. Jane Winton, Jean Arthur. Cornelius Keefe and many other prominent players. (Asia special added' "attraction, Bottom with equal skill. The original Jimmie Rose pre sents a comedy act that will make an audience laugh from the mo ment they see him come out upon the ataxe until he leaves m H,ui xr. n , - i iuc stage uniu ne leaves. his Eaale Mag. II. famous slnclna- mas- I . . . ' - , ... .- . rl J aypearance is so luaicrous Theater! ' 2?,. that thing he does and says 2i??T trZ ! ?TmaT fcr,n forth roars ot laughter. 125? ' 8 7 at Jimmie Rose can b bishly recom- Oregon 'Theater Oh. for the life of the French Foreign Legion ! mended as a gloom dispeller, cre ator of clean wholesome comedy The coordination of mind and muscle, exhibiting amazing con trol of the limbs, is presented in I -T :: ; ; ... . "-01 or tne Hi V.V.'- of - Niokerson tI.frUftd?rJthe . r'a ' on "tremely entertaining but .-' . V educational, in that it shows what liSOZfJ. KnSe ,ands; bing "an be accomplished by constant . , " . iciuru- practice. V norae a nero. ,iooHiui, ,v, i Something ot the other side of snub Pollard and his dainty little legionaire s life la shown in t . ..r my . . .. i" a coiueuy s-cw uto, r. yvren s tnrn- ekit entitled "Out of Gas," which jng mystery atory which has been has been written especiaJly for transferred-to the screen by Par- lhem. Aside from Charlie Chap- v ju is uaw. snowing at tne 'figon theater. ; I rwea marce or 30 miles a ay: carrying packs of from 56 to " pounds, wearing seven pound noap 4h"'thelr.'months while wash- log, to keep them from being r Ronild Colman. Neil Hamilton a'ndl Jlalph Forbes appear as three EBjIish brothers who enlist in the - uar owunctioii in tne r Lesion, ntw fe..,, 3ilent drama? There are Lesion. -. Other ' featured nlaver 13i "Beau beste which Herhert IJrenon directed, include Alice Jorre. , Noah Beerv. Marv Brian William Powell. Norman Trevor l!n. Snub Pollard is probably the best known short reel comedian en the screen today. "Snub." which he prefers beiiLS called. t f TY a from Q a m 4 1 nf lnwlmo(A iats under Dialing suns these and opera stars. The oBd Pollard areTommon occurrences In the Opera company, an Englfeh organ- .is d crimes loriization which toured this country hleh the death penalty may be several years ago, wm named by iiiiUCted in the Legion. It is no I hia toor noMio oaid a vMa A-aoo t 1 tt haw f-"me,tQ steal another's equipment from being a movie celebrity, Is hut. It jtoes, hard with the man also a real performer, beings a tal- whose equipment is stolen. Some- ented and finished dancer, times ihev even hold tho hor. nt Hollywood Theater Will JoseDh Schildkraiit. who has been called one ot the stage's most romantic figures. Acquire similar distinction in the realm of many in Hollywood who predict that he will. Schildkraut. who recenOv was won over to the cinema, fgrst at tracted the attention of theater goers in "Lilom." which he play er with marked success for more than three years in Berlin, and later for more than a year in New York. "Peer Gynt," followed; hen "The Highwayman." and hen "The Firebrand." in which he scored convincingly tbjrough- out It's long Broadway rurn. Schildkraut was featured under Vfr.-De Mill'e direction in. "The Road to Yesterday." and after reads in two Metropolitan pic- ures "Shipwrecked" and "Meet the Prince." he was foahTo Young April." which win h hown at thj Hollywood theater today and Monday. Incidentally Rudolnh Schild- trant. Joseph's fat her - ta eronized as one of the, if character actors, also Is featur- d In the production. n.idiv nougn playing his screen father, xoung April" whioh To..). .lacpnerson and Doiik'b ntv nifceo irom Kgerton's frastl's nov . w a romantic comtedv it.a nTe or which Is a lom In southern Rnnmu Schildkraut is seen as n dahin- 'oung crown prnc. -while the eld- r McniidRraut ha ii .u - ui im ping. Bessie L,ov i ured in the femintoe lead, plays ' ''oy princess, while Bryant Washburn, who h Aa,A v ranks of the screen' leading men, '" seen as the "beai;y" the king's ehemlng brother. ' ; . Capitol Theater Jo Foley Is an ex-cowbov who CCCOmeS a lOCOmOtlVe enctnear lie .wins' the affections nt Vnmh Kelly, pretty Waitress, thereby in furring the enmitv of Sandv Me. Pherson and the latter'a hrother. Blackie. This enmity is increas ed oy Joe chastisement of Sandy because qf his abuse of an old restaurant helper. Dad Hamilton In an effort to discredit Joe Sandy makes a cowardly attack on mm, causing the young engi neer to be late for his run. . for which be Is dismissed f torn the service. The train Is riven Sandy, who drinks some drugged soiree intended for his rival. In me meantime. Blackie has under mined -a flam across which the train most go. The coffee makes Sandy unconscious and the train runs wild. On hoard are Joe' mntjitr and Norah," The train If rusnmg to i f certain f doom. Th dan bR hunst. washing away the iresue uoMiiig tne railroad tracks. Worls sent to Joe. at the iune tion, and he darts into the house A .in added attraction at the Elsinore theater, starting today, the management anounces the permanent engagement of Eddie Magill, famous singing master of ceremonies of West Coast thea ters. He is called the sweetest singer of songs, and comes direct to Salem after completing long engagements at the Metropolitan theater in Ios Angeles and the Broadway theater in Portland. Mr. Magill is a native ot Ore gon, having made his home in Portland for a number of years. During his recent 'engagement at the Broadway theater, the Port land Oregonian had thefollowing to say: "Shower praise on Eddie Magill at the Broadway theater. Magill is a Portland bov who won east ern audiences with his lyric voice and returned to the home town where in four weeks at the Broad way he has been received with open arms." Magill has worked with such well known leaders as Paul Ash Ben Black, Eddie Peabody. Rube Woir and Gene Morgan, in addi tion to being a Columbia Record ing Artist, his latest release, ';MId-night Moonlight," with the Frank Ellis St. Francisco utci Orchestra. It is an assured fact that Mr. Magill will please natrona nt v,a Elsinore, with his sweet tenor voice and his beautiful ' mega phone, the latter being an out standing novelty on the Pacific coast. . DIE MIA IE "W Dempsey-Sharkey Fight Pictures Coming to Grand Fight fans who are still inter ested In the controversarv over whether Jack Dempsev won from Jack Sharkey fairly, or through a foul. Intentional or not-s-and what fight fan is not Interested? will get a chance to decide for themselves Monday and Tuesday u auenaing the showing of the fight pictures at the Grand thea ter. They will be shown both afternoons and evenings. FIGHT PICTURES COMING PICTURES They Will Be Shown At BfiogGa's (gupStfeiD Wednesday and Thursday -4s Originally Advertised to see the Dempsey-Sharkey fight pictures this morning at the Capi tol theatre. The public showing of these official pictures of the fight, with the last two rounds in slow motion so that the fans may judge for themselves whether the blow that floored Sharkey was fcul or not. These pictures. Manager Archie Holt states, are the ones that tne experts viewed in the attempt to settle the ques tion the day after the fight. LEGION TO PICNIC TILLAMOOK POST INVITES McSHERRY TO SPEAK gion posts, in Washington. Marion. Poik, Yamniu and Tillamook counties are to be the guests of the Tillamook post at Oceanside. near the coast city. Lunch consising of coffee, baked, clams and barecued sal mon will be served by the Tilla mook group at noon. Several drum corps will be pres ent including the Capitol Post musicians, and the only Ameri can Legion band in the state. from Sheridan, will play. The archery club of Post Number U will stage a contest for the bene fit of the visitors. In the ' afternoon an address will be given on "The legion and i .Community Service," by Irl f. McSherry, state vice commander of the American Legion. Legionaires and their families are invited to make their plans to attend the meeting all day. MOVE INTO COZY HOME J fortably located in their owi STAYTON, Aug 20, (Special) home. The place which they pui -Dr. G. F., Korinek and wife have joughly renovated and remodeled recently moved from the bankjand is one among the coxiest oi apartments, and . are now com- homes in the north end of town. enipse-.sharkey Films To Be Kliown at Capitol This Week A favored few invited guests will be given the first opportunity An invitation was received yes terday by the American Legion Capitol Post Number 9 to take part in a picnic which is being planned for Labor Day. Septem ber 5, by. Tillamook .Post Number According to plans, the 14 Le- k : 9 1 K rrrnf ' If VU V Be Long VfeJ? X1UW f J ft nr- ..v.t 3ny Statesman Want Ads Hollywood ..Theatre SUNDAY & MO.VDAV ,-Comedy -ews - Kaapshota '- RICHARD CASTLEMAN ENTERTAINER Monday Night AMATEUR NIGHT PRIZES AWARDED Thursday Night Country Store Adults . ..,..- . . . . J.23 ChiWren ...... .'. ...... ioc Big Saper-VaudevUIe Show Today fX THE STAGE Harry "Snub" Pollard Arid Thelma Daniels IN PERSON in their comedy skit "OUT OF GAS" ACTS ACKERMAy HARRIS ACTS Sullivan & Sullivan Singers and Dancers BL'D S CHAFFER PRESENTS THK SUX KLST RfcTUE Schmidt & Xirkerson Mind and Muscle Flip nnl Flapper . Sons Dunce Artist The Original Jimmie Koe : Comedian ) Supreme VIOLA HOLMAN'S CAPITOL ORCHESTRA Xews Events Contlnnons S THE SCREEN a: Show, 2 II. till t TT T I NT Av A Fax f Jack Da ugh erty and Blanche Me haffey in an absorbUnjr, tense ratlroud melmlrama throbbiaa with rI- bkKHlrd action. First Time in Two Years of the Giant Consolidation SALEM AFTERNOON NK.HT SAT. am 27 I Li lf -a 4?JLn,r n r INCLUDING AMONG 10,000 MARVELS PAWAH.THE SACRED WHITE I ELEPHANT I or BURMA DOORS 0PHATfH7PM-PERFORMHC&AT2rrf8P.AC PRICES (Including Tax) i admitting to the Circus. Men agerie jand General Admission Seats ADULTS $1; CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS, 50c. Grand Stand and Reserred Seats at Additional Cost According toLocation. ' Reserved seats and admission tickets' on sale at Sherman. Clay & Co. Music Store. 130 So. High St. (Show Day). - ! mm GRAND THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY n AFTERNOON AND EVENING 1 IFSfatt ami liDy Poeteras el? (DDio3J7 i n UB.H UU if m m 7 Cracking, Smashing:. Sensational Rounds! EVERY ROUND EVERY BLOW , WITH SPECIAL SLOW-MOTION PICTURES OF LAST AND DECIDING ROUND. Also Slow Motion of the Knockout! llm OA A Frai? SEE THE PICTURES OF THIS THRILLING AND EXCITING BOUT MONDAY AND TUES- . DAY. AND ; Judge for Yourself General pjv - Admission .'. OUC ADDED BIO ,FEATCRE PICTURE ,. BRrXO THE LADIES. TflETLL EXJOT IT1 ,lm ' '
