The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 13, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti- Lx irrr. s.r I k( ... , 1 ; . -J. -, - , I -.. . f : c: v I. I r VV 41 -: : 'J,,.- iy'J' - w ' !. : :;: f I i jeW i ? T " : ; V:: HS; inH .... I i If ' fi. U 1 , f the Mm Mine mow uhowinr mt MzV CimMtaX: W .X ' . I Bui i vwn nil's 1 1 poii i ssisarte " ? iS fimmm nniniinnTnin ti t I ITi'llo in S?T rin t DiUrff Ulrr LtlL iiuii iri iwui in ni l rriiaiYi ' . I r'H - n UIIIUIII lu I ULUI o L YOU Oswford dollUT her stuff in mnnun M.- It ia. -r.i " w w iirrj imm una uua rrT " w "MUOiu HOOB" BOW t toe Records Give Explanation of How Famous City First Got Its Name Hollrired, California, Bagdad or jsaiijnoo, receiTea iu name a th rfttnlt of easnal ctmrenatlon . between two women passengers on a transcontinental train, ac- corflnr to anthentlc laformatloD jBstBrong-nt to usnt niter years of onf nslon orer the nofnt lifaay theories as to how Holly wood came 10 oe Hollywood Bare been adranced. The most popo- iwr story is tnat m name was lasnired by tno scrnn holljr trees inat arew naiiraiiy m certain canyons of the extension of the Santa Monica mountain, whfofc form the town's background. This sod an maers Bare been wrens. The trath of the origination of th. name has been tonnd by rfaaaca diacorerjr of certain old re- coma in in iiorary or the Para mount atadlos. Hollywood fllm- uacing piaat. ' Recall 1883 Ereats Certain erenta In th mr its $ ltd directly to Hollywood being named. In that year thero can ( jjos Angeles Horace Hender son Wilcox, a wealth real eetate operator from Topeka, Kansas, and bis wife Daeida Wilcox, the farmer Daeida HartelL One of the faTorlta drtres for Loa Ancelaa Mmla at ta. wan Mt In aortb-westerly lre- m towara unnaeagn Pass, a roMway freqneatly trtTeled by wayfarers oa their way to Ven tura. ganta Barbara na4 northern California points. Tho section inst at the foot of the pass ap pealed tremendously to H. H. Wil coxani, a yar or so after be ar fhred. In southern California, he narthased an acreage centering wbert. Hollywood boalerard and Calmenga arena now intersect. " Xame Gtrea. Ranch v Mrs. Wilcox, shortly afterward, retarned east, and vbile on the train she becamo aeqmalated with a wealthy Sagilahwosaaa who ef tea.syok of her Kngliab country esffte, "HollywoodV The name pleased Mrs. Wilcox and when, af terlber eastern TlsU, sa returned to ;CaMfornia, she propoeed to her baabaTid Uat they caU their saw ftVprty "Hollywood Ranch. .r imk fce more fitting. Wr-Wilcox imported, two English holly: bashes and set them out aejp-xho door of tho borne he bad buglt; He later anbdlrldesl the ranch into town lota and Holly wood, the community, came into being. the riding stablo which Jess I: Lesky leased as hla first motion pictare stndio, and which was one t the pioneer film plants of Hol lywood, was located near the cen- C Wilcox'a Hollywood ranch. Thla atable, or "Old Barn,- as it Is tailed, has since been remored to.jth new Farantonnt atadioa. whbre it is oashrlned as on of th$ few remaining early eTideaces of 'Hollywood's founding. . . jaODAD (XP) A gold field baa been discovered la the Meae poiamlaa desert between. Bama dl and Botha, the landing station for ariators between Cairo aad Bagdad, by Mahammed OJaUbi BUaara. who baa applied for a U 1 ceuse to exploit hla diacoTery. tCRDf. Italy fAF) Kg. teem modern apartment buildings f os; -wkaB families hare been baiH here on land donated 1y the Flat i kntomobfle eompany. Tho strncturef are grouped areand a centrat omrt, 'By OLIVE IL DO AK BLIGHTS CAPITOI Today The Painted. Angel" and B. K. O. Orphe- nra bill. Monday "Tiger Rose- Monte Blue and Let Vales. ; Wednesday 'nappy Saturday "Careless Age" and B. K. O. Orpheum. fox ixsraroBE Today '"Montana. Moon" with Vanehon anH Ttm 4b "Skirts" Idea. Tuesday "Hunting Tigers in inaia." . GRAND e Today William Bord in "His First Command." 1- Roy players in 'Two Crooks." Moiur-wuotm Boyd in "His First Command." L. Roy players In "Two Crooks." Wednesday "Oh Yeah?" Friday "Hot Stuff." HOLLYWOOD Today "The Mighty" with George Bancroft Wednesday "California .Mail" with Ken Maynard, and "The Rickey Minstrels." Thursday "California Mail" with Ken Maynard. and "The Rickey Minstrels." Friday "The Greene Mur-. der Case." Fancaon and Maren it. show this weekend at thA fn r.i. etnore that is -worth seeing and bearing. Singing, dancing and music are excellent, and iuh is a novelty that amuse and Aida ones attention. The stars effect ta so la! ut spectacular that it fairly makes one gasp. Fanchon and Mareo, always strong on a beautiful finale raiaer ouc-oo tnentserres m the "SMrtB- ideev - - Wee'liftle Betfr: Wllia la ana f the most Attractive- persons em the atage that baa been in Salem for many months. She is so full Of BenonalftT that She bntiMaa When she dances with Che novel- tr Stilt ehorna rantta aha i ki more like a tiny CK thaa a real person, ine tint enorna number is clever. It you have ever walked on stQts you will reajize It would uiae souie t xo tap aance oa them. Kell Caatanova la an Indfrtnai whoso motive power is mighty and seeUa to be purely musleaL His ahythmie motion in Mm t his music which he produces oa a soprano saxaphone and a clarinet Is something to remembor and something any one can enjoy even tnougn na oe sunk in gloom. Pruitt Head oi New Salem Band A. Pruitt baa been elected pres ident or Salesa'e newest musical organization, a band. Lynn Bill. well known band man la- and around this eity, is dlreetinr the group, which meets for nractic even; Monday evening at Rise's shoo store. The band fa already making good progress. a per manent name has not yet been ae- leeted. It is reported that more nlar- ers eaa be used, aad those inter ested fa band work should get ta touch with v eitbec f be leader r freswent as tpiickry as possible, r attend the : rehearsal Mead ay aignt. - Store f or Fum Crowd The Hollywood bUl for this week contains aom rm tiirtir First there is "The Mighty with ueorge uancrort. it is a picture which ties up the Word War witk the early eivilaa days which fat lowed it. Bancroft, a rengh. blustering devil-niay-earo captain lends a helalna hand to a dellcat youth who flndf himself as part or ta war material on the battle front and rinds himself rerv mnrh afraid. - Following the war Bancroft re turns to the United States where . . . . ... lie is can neiwana ru n. haiv into the "stick up" game and be coming a decent civilian. It is an interesting and exciting picture weaneaaav and Thnrnrfo- Cm Maynard and his horse "Tarzaa" wui lead a merry chase In "Cali fornia Mail" and will show ta very realistic fashion the early days of California. In addition to Ken and his Hashing steed on the crn. there will be a new stage produc tion ror the Hollywood audi ences Wednesday and Thursday nights the "Richer Minatr.l. " They have a varied program of musical numbers, readings, jokes and typical negro minstrel offerings. Friday Saturdav thera will Tia the famous "Greene Murder Pas a" with William Pswull Pa,ii ia in his glory when be plays a' detec tive, ana ne has never done better work thaa he did la "The Greene Morder Case," Th mvsterv la an &f (hnu Which does nnt anlr-A . nnHI th. very last. It ia vrtrem! aeftrag and Is plausible enough to make one feel the reality of it It is good entertainment for an evening. BERLIN t API fWtlofftafa Who are maklnjr an nndarrraanal may of Berlin assert that under lying the entire city ia a layer, of sand and boulders brought down from Scandinavian countries la tha ioe age by glaciers. STOCKHOLM f ATM Tli Ta. tematioaal Air Traffic association at us meeting here voted to have a complete system of night air lines mapped out for considera tion at. Antwerp tn September. &Wa Iibv' tahat aBbd liar. c roar arostcpinng tads weekend at tue f ox JHUainore. 'Sldrts" Is Subject of Show Here Tha weekend hftl rt V.iiTina and Marco at ha far IZTIalanpa la highly in keening with a tonic of keen popular discussion "Skirts. The Idea treats of tt "long and short of . it" so perhaps! some real inrormcuoa win , no gathered from the act. .."V With Fanchon and Marca is lean Crawford ia "Montana Moon." and nlavlna- with . bAr .la John Mack Brown, a a-antlamam With whom von ara not vat an weu acquainted, and wit the two oi iaem is a ust ox eta aoauaint aneoa Dorothy fiahaatlan. Tt- cardo Cortes. Cliff Edwards, aad Karl Dane. For tha chance of trfetnraa am Tuesday will be "Hunting Tigers ra inaia," a picture made under the direction of Commander O. M. Droit Who waa sent oat la charge of aa expedition from the American Museum at Natural History of New York. The picture is dramatic and fall of genuine thrills. One aits back la tha oaiet of tha theatre and actually watches wCXfam Boyd no will be aeea at the Grand for the first time to day to "His First Command,' exciting military plctaro. Boyd Shown In Military Picture Now The Grand will begin the week with, a military flourish executed br William Bord In his latest all talking picture "His First Com mand." it is a-spectacular picture of mill tar v life wfrh martial nnii played by two complete military bands. For the first time kIba talking pictures there Is shown in this picture a brigade review in full color and sound. It should be a thrill and it is different from the usual picture. The LeRov nla-rara will ha eon oa the stage Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in a four act comedy drama, "Two Crooks." Wednesday and Thursday the railroad Picture which tare to America one of its most freqnent- ry neard siang phrases win be shown. "Oh. Teah?" has revol utionised the stock in trade re marks of no small nart of tha slang loving public Perhaps this is true because or the peculiar and amusing fashion in which the two , ua rnuroaa "Doomers" tha er. preesion. Zasu Pitt and Patri cia Caron do a great deal of funny WOrk which adds mnh tn tA amusing characters played by Re- peri Armstrong and James Glea- uu, Louise Faeenda adda 1a4 ne lnh? to "Hot Stuff" which stars -auie wmie at the Grand Friday mm onwuT. it is a roller film romance aad has much to do with love, college escapades, and of course plenty of singing and danc- only the, most daring will tread. Que get slairly broken hearted as ,gUnt tlgef softly pada across the yrame wun an unsteady Uttle cub u ik aeua. ixTinv in vaia tn iui th litta. Chan tn a.ft ..4 .... ia own uie. Picture progresses a phOtOD&One deacrintiam bv rAawi inaaaer oyou to given to make too acuoa oc ta picture mere. realistic. Tha observer crosses the OCean. With tha Mndltn mm through th colorful aad vivid Kfe or tnoiaa euiee and oa into the Ripley, tho noted artist whose syndicated drawings of odd Kit. of knowledge, unusual and SDN prising events appear in many of th big circnlattne newannner af the country, under th title, "Be- iivT n or nvw aas oeen signed by the Vitanhone Comorattna . ta make a series of . Vltanhana Varu vue sceicnes. Kipiey bas Often m seen in vaudevnia in hi erayon drawina act aaf has fr. 4ontly been heard ever tho ra- IW. . Inncla land nf tha eanntrv akut What VMit. aa thm fAii.. .f -a .v. over there tn India in Jangles that takes place. 2i nnrrn tt v??7t ?o Owtxawossi rexforauuto foday Bta. 11 ' ".TODAY, lIONDAx, TUESDAT ! Grlzzlis. Ce-Uan Dneia. Taf t'a uraaxast; t'enoaTxaajaoaw- Aav AQTaIUa yrtrrtalittti. J w :ir; P t . m m fa- ta ' asm ana a .aa . Mzzzti cza liarar Ai-Tixis WttsttCy The Go )'' TODAY ONLY FANCHON MARCO'S IDEAT Aavelty ta mtertalsuswai' la ta kwyaot f th "Skirts" Idea. Xha farXanted ateUst Beaa siea apeetaxla ta th dttflcnlt rt ea' deawinc m etfite. FIftecm ftrla ar ta the i-'- - . ,, : r J- "11 . x x . 1 'V . i 1 " . w , . . :-g0f&0 'v -:-' f- - ravaV ' ""Nv - t i rt ftntrtAttM !eHZr r tznw r::r :V ieeh I q r I IS I . J el JKt 'aavAV.aX . CUAtrnr ctTAinrrr cclrczr j T3 . TDssuSss.'i Dari to trb crt ia Cs Vct it is more aimcuit to rum a detective mystery story than to write one, according to Bartlett Cormack, former newspaperman and successful playwright. "The average reader, hurrying through a chapter either because he is Interested or bored, misses many of th points that be would be Quick to see if tbev were nra- sented to him pktorially, or it he ceuia near tnem," Cormack said. If tho detective mvstarv naval or picture is honest it will , pre sent each clue that leads to the ultimate solution of the crime. "In other words, tha, on kite will b la oa everything that the detective discovers, and will hare an opportunity equal to aia to soly th crime. Theaa lWa when presented as a picture, are never over-ioogea as tney are on the page of a book. That make the filming of a detective mys tery story a yerv difficult thins-. for to be entertainina It mnat mystify. If the audience, knows the criminal before the time comes for him to b unmasked then the whole thine in aiiix- . Cormack wrote the screen play irom 8. s. van uine's best selling novel, "The Benson Murder Case" at the Hollywood studios. rm tom Powell will appear in the picture as rnuo vance. Frank Tuttie, who directed Powell In "The Greene Murder Case," is direct lng. Riolev Signed ta Present Sketches HUM THEATRE "WHERE SOTOD 13 BEST Any Or Any -itU. Seat .-Tiaia TOBAsT, MOSBAT, TTESBAT I ; i i ' 9mm aaaaaa-w( : . m v esa. saa a St aaaa -aa aesru e tnruea a a- r a beare at ta brtpute inaahias Cabers t Martial faxsqb axwarxi news . f 1 - ' Oa c&e Ctar FLAYEHS 'i ; . ... . .... 4 Aeta cf Fca'tai Drssa ---"''m'-assssseaa C0T7AO DAYI3 V lUDtanfrGrai- AT KJULAll :t2Z!CT3r Orpheum to Be Shown in Salem Now Bligh's Capitol has made a gen ume departure from their usual program or in trod uclnr to saiam tor the first time a real Orpheum bill for the weekend show crowds. The same Orpheum which Is play- .a a n . a a . ... r a in r oniana will come to Salem each Saturday and Sunday for a matinee and evening perform ance. The Star for the first Ornhanm ... a a mil 19 is.en Murray with Helen and Milton Charleston and three other special acts. Billie Dove In The Painted Angel" will ha the feature picture. Monday as nart of tha new nrn. gram scneauie there will be cnange of picture. The nictnre will be "Tiger Rose" with Monte Biue ana JL.npez veiez. It's a niCtUTA of tha KArrh country with Monte at the hand some mounted Police Who a-ata his man; Lupe as the half caste rrencn girl with several men in love with her. and several -erv good French Canadians in char acter. Disbarment Case Argued Tuesday In Highest Court Objections to the flndinaa tn the disbarment proceedings InvoL. vine George W. oseph -and Thom as Mannix, Portland attorneys, will be beard In th etat mnr,m court here next Tuesday. . Referees who conducted the ar. iginal hearing recommended tha permanent disbarment of Joseph and suspension of Mannix for a period of three years. The refer ees were Circuit Judges Skip worth of Lane county, Wlh?on of Wasc county and Kortnn af Jackson county. Final order in th cases probably will not be handed down by th annrema court for several weeks. i LeRov Carl vie. ' leading man i the Boy Players stock company wufvu u nerai onnuay, uonaay ana Tuesday at the Grand. ' This week they will. appear in "The Crook. USEOniE Latest Feature Uay Revolu tionize Presentation of Film Production Motion pictures hive enterea upon another dramatic expert-, ment similar to the introduetion of sound. If it Is received with the same acclaim that greeted SOUnd It mar b as reToTntinnarv in its effects, according to Fox rum officials. After elarht tmi .r iui4miii the first full lensrth fomn m- duced designed from beginning to end for production on a screen forty feet in width waa nreaantad for the first Urn at the Roxy theater in New Tork February 14. The Production Is . "Hannv Days" and th film ta th rzrmnA- enr which was shown experiment- any to Kew-Tork theatergoers last The presentation of "W.n Days" at the Rrnr wilt mirk fh. climax of lght years of emert- ment. John " D. Frma hunn .i. work eieht roar. . mt- - M.tt Iaborat6ry on Staten Island. He nopea to secure the wide effect by matching tha two film on tha screen, but gave this up after a ume Because ne cotjld not secure the same density on each film. Several years ago he met Will iam E. WaddeH. who bad been associated with film develon- ments since the earliest days. He, too, was seekiyg a wide film. He combined with Mr. Klm. and they continued their imentS. TWO wan arA thav nra. sented their, invention to William oxwnoL xeresaw , its possibilities . after on exhibttioa and .decided to finance fnrther fmrimnti: along the dereloptaent of movie tone. FhilO Tance and Keryeant Heath, sereea-famous characters made so by William PoweU and Eugene Paflette, soon are to make meir -reappearance tn Pa ra in unt's "The Benson If order Case." ' LAST TIMES TODAY - .:j8FsJ&' i KEN MURRAY fa person "Faa Star" of Vaudeville and Pictures with Helen and 110- ton Charleston ,i . . . DAKNT DTJSCAN and COMPAKT rinest unarscter comedy Creation in a generation . . , .. ' Use Sitayamas "Bits of Oriental ; : Daring' Footer - Faeaja' and Cos 4. "Humoroaa . Harmoay t. Oa the Screes , l , :i:o?PAY : TDCSDAY WEDNESDAY ViCiUC ' M ca. enaa. tot hta nn ' ' Z"at2kiae ftJL J CczlLrj 2 to U p. rx 'S: ; " RESIEMBEU , .