GREAT WHIT
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SIJSCS! DIMS
Joe Verdi and Franklin Rec
ord Will be Featured on
Excellent Bill
Still they come! Bigger and bet
ter Fanchon and Marco stage
"Ideas'" each week, and every one
living up to our adranre word
about it. There's no denying it.
Today brinps Fanchon and Mar
co's latest: the "Great White Way"
Idea. Fast isnappy entertainment,
typieaj of New York's night life.
Mr. Verdi clowns with a guitar.!
sings a little and pulls all his com
edy talk in typical Italian dialect.
He has toured the country over
Orpheum and Keith, etc. Appear
ed in Geo. White's Scandals, etc.
and is every inch aveteran entertainer.
Franklin Record well known
western tenor in and around Los
Angeles, particularly. Four years
reason on Broadway at the Casa
Lopez, Vincent Lopez' famous
night club. Has played with many
musical stork companies. He will
work with Verdi on his comedy
chatter and assist on his guitar
act.
Vina Zolla. a new colorature so
prano "find" by Fanchon and Mar--
will ho heard in songs wit,li
Elmer Meriting, baritone.
The Suukist Beauties will fea
ture several new, fast dance rou
Mnts, assisted by Betty and Mar
guerite in speciality numbers.
A new innovation in lighting ef
fects will be shown for the first
time in one of the numbers done
by the Sunkist Beauties. The girls
will first be seen doing the Black
Bottom in pretty pink costumes,
with little pink faces peering out
from their bonnets. With the
change of light, the girls faces
change to black, and their cos
tumes to polka dot affairs.
The Btagtp setting is a scene in
ne of New York's night c'"bs.
top a ' skyscraper overlooking
Broadway. Dazzling lights and
splendor meet the eye at every
turn.
COMING TO THE ELSINORE TUESDAY
nft. OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY s, ire
SHOWING AT THE ELSINORE TODAY
WW DOLORES'
W BEST PICTIiBE
Glowing Romance of Old
California Comes to Elsin
ore Tuesday
When Dolores Del Rio. who
cornea to the Elsinore in Helen
Hunt Jackson's immortal love
story Tuesday, first entered the
films under the direction of Ed
win Carewe, people said "she has
a future."
When Miss Del Rio was seen
in "What Price Glory" folks said
she was "made." When the star
gave the world her portrayaj of
DOLORES DEL RIO in? RAMONA
Coming to the Elsinore
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I "Katusha Maslova" in Tolstoy a
j "Resurrection," press and public
jopenily agreed it was only "3tar
material" that could render so
perfect a characterization.
Now comes "Ramona" that
glowing romance of Old Califor
nia with the artiste. Del Rio, in
the star and title role. Directed
again by Edwin Carewe, who pil
oted the actress through "Resur
rection," and who knows her ev
ery histrionic talent, Mlea Del Rio
is said to better her height in the
meteor-like screen fame that has
suddenly become hers without any
objection.
"It is made for her that sto
ry," says Carewe.
"It is my best work so far," ad
mits the star.
J"
his seconding address to the nom
ination ot Al Smith.
Drafting the platform upon
which the party will stand was
the most difficult task of the en
tire convention, the banker re-
ports, cut-mroai
snorted from some quart
ers in the Kansas City convention
were markedly absent rrom me
Houston business houses and the
handling of the convention hall
overflow in a vacant block across
the street was a inougnuuina
which Tisitors were Quick to com
mend. Mr. Fry, says. Convention
doings were broadcast to the
crowds gathered in the vacant lot.
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Bessie Love in Person
First Talking Picture
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SCREEN
have read about Mother Goose.
Just think of really getting ac
quainted with Mother Goose her
self. And she will wear those
very story-book clothes that you
all like. For she really wouldn't
be Mother Goose without those,
would she?
What you Kiddies are wonder
ing is when Mother Goose will ar
rive. , Well, you 6hall wonder no
longer. She will be here Mon
day: next Monday; that is, to
morrow, Monday, July 9, And
where? At Miller's department
store. And at what time? Well,
at three times really; for she will
appear at the store at 11 o'clock
Monday morning for an hour, and
twice in "the afternoon, at -o'clock
and 4 o'clock, each time
for an hour.
What glorious hours they will
be, with Mother Goose sitting
right there in the middle of the
and the whole crowd or
PLAYING AT THE
HOLLYWOOD
Warner Bros." extended run pro
duction of "The Lion and the
Mouse" on the Vitaphone, comes
to the Capitol theater today. This
brilliant screen revival of the
Charles Klein stage success is
made doubly momentous by the:
fact that it is the first film fea-
along
That youth, with its freshness
and imagination, adds virility and
new ideas to a motion picture is
evidenced by the current FBO at
traction at the Oregon theater.
"TVo Ttanrlit't! Sri" In whtrh thn floOT.
star. Bob Steele, is only 21 years i youngsters gathered around about
old. the leading lady. Ann Sheri-i listening to those tales of Hump y
dan, but 19. and the director. Wal- Dumpty. Little Boy Blue, the old
lace Fox, but newly elevated to1 woman who lived in a shoe ana
the ranks of megaphone men. j had so many children she didn t
Bob. who has been groomed all, know what to do. and other fav
hls life to be a western star, wasjorites. You'll find Mother Goose
only recently elevated to stellar! on the third floor. In fact, the
ranke and made his debut in "The 'whole third floor will be turned
Mojave Kid," which received wide j over to Mother OooBe and you
praise. Anne Sheridan, a product youngsters, a man from Millers
of eastern finishing schools, is told the Statesman last night By
comparatively a new light on the ! thenar, "you youngsters includes
cinema horizon. Fox was assist-1 not only the Kiddres of Salens,
ant director on "The Mojave Kid" (but those from all over Polk and
and did such fine work that FBO ; Marlon counties. Incidentally,
officials decided to put him in 'you children will be surprised to
command of the Steele troupe on j know that Mother Goose is going
the second picture. !to let you do some of the enter
taining!
MOTHEH GOOSE DUE
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turing dramatic dialogue
with the orchestration.
The all-star cast is headed by
May McAvoy and Lionel Barry-
more
Listen. Kiddies. Did you know
that Mother Goose lived else
where than in the pages of toose
Other well known players delightfully illustrated books San-
64M4 Prom ' 1h lion JurcC the tMou$s9 with cUay iMctfivoy 9atC
Liol Barry mor JVirtur Sros-ProdMcCom
are Alec Francis. William Collier,! ta Claus brings from year to year?
Jr., Emmett Corrigan and Jack j Or perhaps it was in that school
Ackroyd. "Thej Lion and the reader that you first saw those
Mouse" on the Vitaphone is being j glorious pictures of Mother Goose
hailed everywhere as the greatest and read those fascinating little
and most astonishing entertain-, rhvmes. No matter where it was.
ment on the screen.
TELEVISION DISTANT
AS EDUCATION AID
NOW
PLAYING
Warner Bros
Frank D. BHgh
Talking Picture
VitapW Again Triumph.
"THE LION AND
THEMOUSE
FrMntheStaseSoccwsW
and Hear thU ax .
on tne
MINNEAPOLIS, July 6 (AP)
Television as an aid to educa
tion is still far in the future, A. K
Astor of the Bell Telephone Lab
oratories New York, told the Na
tional Education association to
day, "but talking motion pictures
are here to stay."
"Adding to its development of
accurate methods of transmitting.
recording and reproducing speech
and music," he said, " the lab
oratories arranged mechanisms for
synchronizing the recording and
reproduction of sound and scene
in audible motion pictures. Im
mense possibilities for visual in
struction are involved in these
advances."
Describing educational films as
"essentially informational," he ex
plained that they were construct
ed either by writing a logical ser
ies of titles and then illustrating
them in any way which promised
to be effective or by making a
logical sequence of plctuea design
ed to guide the observer's mind
to the desired conclusions, with
the titles only incidental.
just give an ear to this:
Mother Goose lives; that is. she
is living. And now read this one:
Mother Goose is coming to Salem!
Yes, Kiddies, none other than
Mother Goose herself. Well, you
know what that means, you who
And now. Kiddles. Juet one last
word lest daddy has to tell you
the w'riter is "all wet." This Moth
er Goose, whom you will see and
hear tomorrow may not exactly
have stepped from the story book.
She is really Fan Fuerst. known
far and wide as a mighty tine en
tertainer of children.
Here's wishing you all at least
r,na niaant hour with Mother
Goose.
.Four Hours To Et
TAMPICO, MEXICO The
"three hours for lunch clubs" must
look to their laurels. Customs em
ployes here stop for lunch at 1
p.m. and returned at 5 to work
until 7. They start at S a.m.
A man should marry any worn
an that he can get along with.
North Powder News.
ELSINORE
STARTS? TUES.
See
0
,ust think of It
You will s n Wm. CoU
Brrymre' Z lm some of the mo.t
neVodvilAcU
luper Attends Irrigation
Meeting at Grants Pass
, Rhea Luper, state engineer.
spent Saturday at Grants Pass
where ha attended a meeting of
the bond holders committee of the
j Grants Pass irrigation district. It
is proposed to reorganize the
Grants Pass irrigation district un-
1 der a law enacted by the last leg
islature creating the state recla-
jmation commission.
It was said that moat of the
bond holders are agreeable to the
reorganization proposal.
PKAT BOO REVEALS MURDER
DUBLIN Hidden for SO years,
the mummified body of a murder
ed woman has been found In a
peat bog at Mullaghcroy. Dentin,
County Westmeath. -
f Roy Chapman Andrews, hunting
human fossils In Mongolia, I;
shot In the left leg. And yet some
people think archeology isn't ex
citing. Baker Democrat.
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A tale of love ten
der, impassioned,
thrilling, glorious!
"Ramona" was made
for YOU! See her
three loves each a
peak of romantic
drama!
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Men JJunt Jackson's Jlmerican Boot Classic -
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HOUSTON MEETING
TO BEAT, FRY
Chairman of Oregon Delega
tion Says Platform Prep
aration One Big Job
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English to get At
elers started boiei
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Railroad station :.
is the first to star ; -
es for it3 nion.
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Any city would have to go some
to make the impression upon its
visitors that Houston did during
the recent democratic convention,
believes Dan J. Pry. president of
the First National bank of Salem
and chairman of the Oregon dele
gates to the big show. Mr. Fry re
turned to Salem Friday afternoon.
The whole convention, even to
unanimous acceptance of the plat
form was conducted with the
greatest smoothness and enthus
iasm he has found evident in the
four national conventions he has
attended, Mr. Fry reports.
The Oregon delegation voted as
a unit for Smith and Robertson,
and also upon the matters of or
ganization and platform, the
chairman said Bert E. Haney of
Oregon group made a hit
the
with the convention crowds with
Richard Dix
in a new and
funnier com
edy, packet I
with calories.
All-wool
comedy.
Laughs a
yard wide
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Thrilling West
with a New
Touch!
You'll burst with laughter at the many funny situations in thw
Peppy Farce Comedy
Rosebud Dancing Chorus
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Real cbaracten, qaaiat
lovable! A . . drama of
heart In which
ridln', fitln', tearla,
jonng son of the range
pomnds to lore
honor!
Don't Bliss It
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MONDAY
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