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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1928)
T 1 : r OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 17. 1938 FUST OF H PICTURES PIHSES Ideas" on how not get rid of money are sometimes as valuable as those on how to accumulate it. : Richard Diz, his latest farce come- dy, "Easy Coxae, Easy Go," which will show at the Elsinore theatre ri conjunction with the Fanchon , Marco "Bird Idea", manages to hold on to a great deal of money even when he doesn't wish to. The picture is considered by; moving picture producers to be the itoUywood. he likes this type of picture. "Knockout Reilly." "The Lucky Deril," "Sporting Goods", and "Easy Come,, Easy Go," are examples of what Dlx is doing in this, type of picture. When he completed work- in "Sporting Goods;" 'he selected "Easy Come, Easy Go" as a vehicle which fully satisfied his plans written by dwen Darts an pro duced on the legitimate stage where it was very popular. The picturixatlon was directed by Prank Tuttle who also directed Dix in "The Lucky Deril." In the supporting cast are Nan cy Carroll, the Rosemary of the picture production by Paramount of Anne Nichols' "Abie's Irish Rose," Charles Sellon, who played with Dix fa "The Lucky Deril' Arnold Kent, Frank Currier, Jos. J. Franz. Christian J. Frank and Guy Oliver. Dix. in his last two pictures and j In several preceding those, has i turned -definitely to -farce comedy aad, according to reports from Showing at Elsinore Today and Monday, funniest that Dix has thus far made. The story rerolres around a young man who is almost too honest to live. Unknowingly he aists a crook in robbing a bank. thereby establishing himself as an , accomplice. It isn't comfortable for , the crooks when the detectives start on their trail. Dix tries to re turn the money but people think he is crazy. The situations are mart, fast moving and very fun ny, early reriewers reported. "Easy Come, Easy Go, a - Richard Dix Nancy Carroll in the Frank Tuttle production Teast come. Easy Go" a paramount, picture Speaking of traffic congestion. how about the taxis which are ontlnually ' cruising around in was search of victims? I'fUJJU Li SPECIAL BEGINNING S ATTHMED A IT And every Satturday following we will present the Unit Shows of Five Acts of Western Usseeialliem Era -i i i i In conjanction with oar reg ular pictures BlU'llL BE HERE TWO DAYS Coming to Elsinore Fanchon ' and Marco's "Bird Idea" which is scheduled as the i stage attraction for the Elsinore today and Monday, wul serve to introduce to West Coast Theatre patrons Roy Cummings and his harining partner Florence Duffy. To vaudeville goers, the name !?oy Cummings and Co.. has for years stood tor sme-spnttin? laughter. Mr. Cummings business In life is to fall on his face at regular intervals and in circumstances which make it appear that only a series of miracles is keeping him alive. He works in front of a trick back drop that affords him enough exercise in ten minutes to satisfy the ordinary man for a week. Aside from the comedy vejn supplied by Roy Cummings for next week's stage "idea" there are a score of other talented perform ers Fanchon and Marco included in the production to carry out the "bird" atmosphere. As ft distinct Innovation, Fan rhon and Marco have for this show created a ballet number featuring eight toe dancers from the Son ic 1st Beauties. A colorful display of exotic cos tume creations is promised by the producers of the "Bird Idea." which will be worn by the Sun kist Orioles, five whistling beauties. Remember the date and get set for a big time VAUDEVILLE At 3:00-5:00 7:00 and :uu p. m. S 1 -"MB f -j ASSOG ATIDH BILL CDMIHG TO ELS JORE Mr. Harry Miller special repre sentative of the Western Vaude ville Managers Association was in Salem last week and made ar rangements to place their , unit shows known as Association Vaudeville, In the Elsinore. The first unit show will be in Salem. June 23. Headlining are the Kuhn broth ers, ft trio of real entertainers, each endowed with extraordinary musical talent. By prefacing the word "White" to their family name, they created a trade mark that not only stands for the best in musical entertainment but also gives them the righ tto be classed as the leading Jazz harmony sing ers and composers of this country. Several novelty instruments are introduced in their offering, in struments, of a nature perculiarly their own, and only used by this trio. Mention must bo made of a Singer Company Will Give "Turn to Right . The Singer Musical Stock Com pany opens today at the Oregon theatre for a three-days engage ment and will present "Turn To The Right." by John Golden, au thor of "7th Heaven." Among the featured players are Billy Due and Glen Singer assisted by a clever cast of talented singers, dancers. Many new vaudeville numbers will be offered by the Harmony Quar tette and the Rosebud Dancing chorus. It looks as though Tom Gurd re will be the next sheriff of Umatilla county. Athena Press. i . i a i.".vi' I Sally Rand In person. Goldie Weathers Hostess To Keizer Younger Set KEIZER. June 16. (Special) An enjoyable affair ot the week was a party given Friday evening by Goldie Weathers for the young er set at the Charles Weathers home. The evening was spent in various games and music. Cake and lemonade were served during the evening. Those present were: Carrol Poole, Ivan Osterma, Roland Car- ine,3obel-t Payne, Jacob Doner, Earl Weathers, Jack Bowden, Carl Byerly, Jack Bowden, Tom Bow len, Lucille White, Zelma Miller, Eva Doner, Irene Byerly, Dorothy Burton, Hazel Burton Dorothy Payne, Gene Lyons, Marjory Ly ons and Goldie Weathers. ' S A that the lines are snappy, the laughs continuous and the final outcome a hilarious surprise. Sylvesfer and Wirtn, "College Athletes" perform several feats of muscular skill and gymnastic per fection..' The team is beyond doubt as clever a gymnastic , pair as can be seen appearing in vaude ville. George Wilson has no -use for women. He tells you why in a very funny monologue, and after his speech you will readily mnder-J stand the reason. 4 Mi mi and Pomme are dancers unique, having attained an envi-i able position in the field of Terp sichore, not only for the original ity with which each of their dances is presented, but also for their ability as whirlwind steppers. Their dance program is varied, in cluding a fiery Spanish, a dashing Adagio, a comedy bowery, and speedy spins, all original creations. THE OREGON FIEIUS-COU 111 FIST JfS PICNIC bass violin, played by Charles Kuhn, a musical comic. Another feature of their program which stands out is their song numbers all of which are composed by members of their own family and used exclusively by them. The offering as a whole is without ex ceDtion the most harmonious blending of vocal and instrumen tal music, excellent comedy and ceneral all-round entertainment to be seen and heard in vaudeville "Doubt" is a novel sketch of do mestic life to be offered by Bert Kay & Co." The action throughout is swift and sure and as to be ex nected with three such capable players comprising the company is handled deftly and to the best advantage for delightfully enter taining an audience. Inasmuch as "Doubt" is the surprise order, it would not do to furnish further detail. - However, It can be aid LSI N ORE Always the Best Entertainment 5 MJ VI SUNDAY I MONDAY HERE IT IS FOLKS! & CARGO'S "Bird Idea" ORIOLES SUNKIST BALLET ARMANDA CHIROT JOSE MERCADO Prima Don Baritone wtta Joy Bird, Song Birds, Fnn Birds and Pretty Bird. It's Going to b MA Bird of Snowl" . l and I VAUDEVILLE ! 1 FOX t FEKRIS ' REBS'S MORE FUN ON THE SCREEN iff HOLT IMM - FOLLOW MX! 'c - HITS SCATTERING LAUGHS TO THE WINDS IN THIS MADE- TO-ORDER RIOT OF FUN I YOUXL BE MISSING A IniOTiniMira tMimJ rose P SINGER MUSICAL. STOCK CO. ' " . fl RfJn I . PRESENT "Turn SE Right,, itef J; BY JOHN GOLDEN f rOES 1 f ON THE SCREEN Two Old Boys With Young Ideas! Field nnd Oonk- Itn don't roll their siLk socks bnt they rliVr ' S3 I tlielr nllJk sock yST. t & -X i TOUontm s - wttn Unsn. XT ' j .nnh. s J mm Miiiifiii.p m n mm M w w .av " US TO BE S AURORA, June 16. (Special) Members of the Woman's club ind the Community club will so ourn to Colvin's park Wednesday, June 20, for a combined picnic f the two orders and their famil es. Transportation will be pro .ided for any members who do not have means, with Mrs. Ar thur Strickland in charge of this part of the program. Miss Emma Evans will attend the summer session of the Uni versity of Oregon at Eugene which opens Monday, June 18. Miss Ev ans, who is a graduate of Mon mouth normal school and who "has attended one year at Willamette Chester Ccmklin in -the PaTqmoimt Picture, Two Flaming Youths ' university, will teach at the Pine City school, on Butter creek, 1 miles south of Echo, the coming year. She will be employed in the upper grades. Miss Evans has had several years teaching experience. Mrs. Robert Scott of Woodburn Paramount has assembled on of the most amazingly amusing bunch of human oddities in on) film that local theatre audience have seen in many day. arcord Ing-'to reports from Holly woo.l from which pMnt a print of "Tw, Flaming 'Toutha" has been ship ped to the Oregon TheatfS showing on Sunday. MoudyiS Tuesday. . W. C. Fields tnd Chester Conk lin. the Utter celebrated becau he made the walrus mustache fan, ous, have been made a come.i. team, and their talents will ben exhibited when ."Two Flamir.? Youths" is screened.. "Two Flaming Youths" lw been most appropriately name The nlot deals with the romantk and business adventure of Fieli aa. tlI owner of a defunct circus andConklin. who plays the sheri:f oft a' small town. Each become infatuated with the same wealthy widow, and each suffers of agonv when that widow's heart goes a another direction. Fields is the proprietor of a m i seum of oddities. 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