2- ' -TIIE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MOR&ING, OCTOBER 23. 1027, ' i " ' '
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JiJG HERALDED
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RESULTS
dience Mot Particularly
Swayed Either Vay, Is
Chief Comment :
RR(AdE QUESTION UP
lbl ' Newman - and Judge L.lnd
Iarjie Crowd at I'ortlaml
labile Awlitorlam
PORTLANS. Oct. 2 1. ( AP )
'sociologist ana i ieocialogically
pded clergyman, men agreeing j
ideas which 'many regard aa lib
il or radical or dangerous, de
ied companionate marriage be
e a capacity audience at the
Mic auditorium j here tonight,
awing liberal applause from
it audience and leaving 4t as un
fided as It wm when it entered
j"Ball;: .''..( 1
.rtabbl . Louis L .Newman of
a Francisco and; Judge Ben B.
idsey of Denrer were the" debat-
Crowd Xot Affected .
hat audience has not been con-
erably : swayed toward one
wpoint or 4he other was lndl-
ed by tallying the opinions of
Jew lnterriewed as they left the
ilding-. . : p.
Rabbi Newman i agreed unques-
pnably with Judge Llndsey that
Oregon Theater . - '
A perfect example at modern
photoplay, comedy Is now showing
at the Oregon theater, where Par
amount's Tell It To Sweeney" is
be-'ng sereend. This jftlctura, a
comedy of railroad fife ! as it
shouldn't be, presents a new team
of farceurs, Chester "Conklin and
George Bancroft; who seem' to be
congenially cast as partners in the
business of manufacturing chuck
les. Cut-and-drled ideas are con
spicuously absent from "Tell It To
Sweeney.' The picture 'brings one
roar after another because of this
pair of comedians who are so long
experienced in the comedy field.
The story, the work of Percy
Heath. Monte Brlce and Klerxy
Clarke, - centers about a haughty
old engineer and his old. fash
ioned steed of the thundering
Us, both relics of a bygone era
and another engineer of the mod
ern day. Of, eourse, there is ro
mance, plenty of it. and this ro
mance serves to bring about a se
ries of spectacular thrills in whk-h
a runaway train plays th princi
pal part. Conklin has the role of
Luke Beamish,; the ou-of-date
throttle-pusher while Bancroft 1 ia
well suited to the part of Cannon
1all Casey, the He'rculean operat
or of the crack flier. : 4
Beamish's daughter. Doris Hlil.
the fiancee of Jack Sweeney, son
of the railroad's owner, meets
Cannonbalt. who immediately falls
In love with her. Then the troubl
starts. Luke Beamish opposes the
su'-t. by 'virtue of Osnnonball's air
of disdain at the ancient locomo
tive, the pride of Luke's heart.
Cannonball tries to tully Luke,
who vanquishes him in an amus
ing wrestling match.
There's plenty of things in the
picture to bold the Interest of tha
Sorer of dramatics, and' at ttie
same fe me it he comedy relief is ap
parent every moment. Gregory
LaCava. remembered for many of
Richard Dix most successful pl
tures. did a good job at directing
"Tell It To Sweeney". !
rth ' control ' is
reed somewhat
I"
uld be a good
desirable and
less definitely
at; divorce by mutual consent
thing for socl-
He disagreed decidedly with
dge Llndsey on the third pro-
sal of companionate marriage:
tat the contracting parties
ould have no financial obliga-
a toward eachj other It ft di
rce takes place.1 ; He spoke of
is proposal as "a masculine de-
ice to free men from alimony ft
vorce occurs. r ' " ' ' .
0CKW00D TRIAL' WILL:
OPEN HERE MONDAY
(Continued rom Page One)
the surf to the sand like some pre
historic monster crawling from a
swamp. The cabin In the boat re
mained perfectly dry. except for
a few drops of spray which came
in around a window.
The forced return from a point
12 miles from the start was at'
tributed to the force of the tail
wind cn the heavily-ioad-ed plane.
Tomorrow's load cf fuel will be
850 gallons iastea.1 of the 921
taken up today. Harold Kinkade.
the Wright motor expert, said that
the uew amount would be ampje
for the voyage.
District Governor Will
Be Visitor in Salem
Henry H. Manny, district gov
ernor of Rotary .will be a guest-of
the local Rotarians at a banquet
next Wednesday night at the Mar
Ion hotel.
The meeting has been desig
nated Ladles' night. and will be
attended by all Rotarians and
their wives.
Police pick up prostrate man on
sidewalk. But he proved to be on
ly a wrestler practicing for a bout.
hortlv after the ac
cent, andlmme!dialely after her
rest and incarceration in the
IT Jail. , !
That a denial of the contention
drunkenness will be made by
r defense ' appears i probable.
kwever, Mrs- lockwooq s . attor
ys having indicated this much
ten they filed affidavits in con
ctlon with a motion for -post-
nemeni of the trial two weeks
o. The affidavits were to tae
feet that, at least two possible
j tnesses will be ,able to testify
at Mrs. Lock wood had had nothr
to drlnkbefore, she began ,nr
tal drive east on State street. -
iThe trial is expected to consume;
ree days'; time.
flLL ANOTHER
OFF TODAY
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BUG FIE PUS
Opening Production Sched
uled for November 17;
Sponsored By Lewis
TheatricaV entertainment for
the f intelligent minded" might
readily apply to 4 he Moroni Olson
Players. ,
"Intelligent plays. - intelligent
p r o d u c i n g plays, " intelligent
acting, and finally, and equally es
sential, intelligent business man
agement" reads their record.
Vr four years the Moroni Ol
aen Players have labored and
learned. Now they have been
graduated. The diploma of public
approval and support Is In their
hands.
Once regarded somewhat skep
tically as skeptically as an Inter
esting experiment savoring of "lit
tle theater," the First Circuit Rep
ertory Company of the Moroni Ol
sen Players has become an essen
tial part of the cultural and edu
cational life of the West. In all
that vast territory between the
Rocky Mountains and the Coast
comprising 'Washington, Oregon,
Montana, Idaho, Utah and Wyo
ming, there is not a town of im
portance today that does not guar
antee them, in advance, an audi
ence for at least two plays a year.
California and Canada, too. are
on their Schedule fornext spring.
Pluck, endurance. Intelligence,
and artistic j merit nave earned
their, rich reward.
"Like a nock of birds flying
straight toward the sun together"
reads an appreciation of their act
ing In theAngust Mssue of the
Theater Magazine. Vachell Lind-
say said this. What could more
perfectly visualize Beauty and In
telligence?
"tompletely balanced, with
out the star; system,; "no - head
liners." In a few words be has
caught the aiecret of Jheir success.
.The first play to im present eo
by the Moroni Olsen Players this
season Is Tbe Lillies of the
Field" by John Hastings Turner.
This will be. given a the Capital
theater November 17th and spon
sored by the Salem1 Lions Club. '
Returns Filed In Election
For U. S. Congressman's Job!
-
,j, ,m ii.ilr1-Watkins mTl i2S.80. There were 76.767 votfs
i en Irote. iAppXPiarate-1 cast at that election.
ly 3 per cen of -the registered
vote in Multnomah county waa
cast at the special election, f
The registration III Multnomah
county, prior fo the general elec
tion held November 2, lz. was
t that , th"
HOB
Canned
age .One)
r m
-thewrtitiionM.: would ; hold
er untU tomorrow when anoth-
attempt wilf be". made" at about
o. w rf-.e.'Ume" as today. The dally
ivance of about one hour in tide
tnrrence wilt give tb4 plane a
reader and firmer mnray than
tat of today.- i , i
,r,, Plane Slicws Ability
The Pawn, .today proved its sea
orthiness' when Pilot Stii'ts
i-ongbt it to an easy landing a
iort distance off shore despite
3 gross weight of some 10,000
:unds at the time. Aferv cruising
jout for a few minutes while the
ndlng gear was lowered from the
-nphlbtaa It 'nosed its way thru
Broken Peppermint
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LADD & BUSH, Bankers
EstablUm'eil ltli
General Banking Business
, , Office Hours from 1 a. n to S s
8 Big
- Vaudeville
Features with
Singers
Varieties .
in- beautiful
- number
-on the Stage
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VATJPEVTLL.E
FEATURES
Including .
Singers -Varieties
in
"Roses
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"Is THAT ttluit I've
evoluted into?"' .
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i No Raise in Prices. ,?
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Chased by lions, kissed by i
vLunpansecy pursued hj e
nibwtl Lead-nuaters, our be
gets li s dailv Avt'
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International News
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Your Child's
Report Card
Watch your child's report card
and should his grades be lower
than an A or B look for the
cause.
As a possible suggestion, a
nerve leakage or eyestrain may.
be a sufficient drain upon his
nervous system , to make r it
practically impossible for tiia,
willingly at least. .Wput in that
extra necessary 2 of etfjt
that would place s him : in the
honored ,c'r enjrepositlon in
t"i!sss. . .. ( V-
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Aid your child tesnake an A
or,B grade.
j May we advise or help you5
Morris Optical Co.
301-2-3 First National Bank
Salem, Oregon
We are closing, -out at
reduced prices the De
Bevoise, Formfit and
Treo lines of
girdles, corselettes,
brassieres. I
Our line of hand
made and J
Handpainted
Handkerchiefs,
values up to $ 1 .95
are being sold
at3,for$l.00
49c and 75c.
Our beautiful line
of Silk Robes, 1
Lingerie and ' j
Silk Underwear
is being sold out at
reduced prices.
During the sale.we
are making
10 Discount on
Elsprit d'Amour
Toilet Goods. '
Buy your Christmas
Novelties now.
; .
r Specialty Shop"
OissRansIta LS'.7art
- 4.S3 Court ti "
Franklin FJ- jvorrell, republican
defeated Elton Watkins, demo
crat for the office of representai
tive. in" congress from the, third
congressional district by a major
ity of 5107 votes. Returns of the
, election were filed. In the secref
j tary of state sof flee today. Orfic-
ial! canvas oif the Tote wilt be
- - . ,
made MondaJ. i f j
j The returns showed that Mr.
f Korrel I recei ved a total' of 1 7 j-
When Glasses Art
Needed
"APPEAL TO O'NEILL.
New LoeatibD
Dr. C. B. O'Neill
r Fourth Floor '
First National BJink" Building
. Phone (St
President Kemal of Turkey is to
broadcast a 400,000-word spcti
In four days. When you read ihis
you ought to appreciate PreHidnt
be made of rubber.
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MOLAY PLAYERS PRESENT
THE FAMOUS COMEDY SKIT
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"White Collars
By ANN NICHOLS
DIRECTION OF CONSTANCE S. SMALL
One Year in New York
Three Leant in Los Angeles.
TUESDAY (NIGHT
NOVEMBER 1ST, 1927
The Elsinore
! 8:15 , ;
75c -Phone 307 for reservations NOW-
$1.10
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YOU ALWAYS SEE THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT AT
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West Coast Theatres,
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g3 of the
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"The Love of Sunya"
HER FIRST UNITED ARTIST PICTUREUa NEW GLORIA
ON TITE STAGE-
F
lmdn
Marco
Idea
4,DANCE DEMONS'
and his
ORCHESTRA
s
ITS "WAY BETTER THAN i LAST YEAR"
i West Coast" :J; v 'A
OREGON
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STARTS
TODAY
These two will surely tickle
yours funny bone!
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