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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, October 9. 1932
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Ruth Chatterton Catches
Husband Cheating and!
. Trouble Begins
r Ruth Chatterton who appears
In "The Rich are Always With
Us, as the wealthiest member of
the wealthy set. Is happilr mar
ried until she discovers her hus
band "cheating" with a heartless
debutante, whom he marries after
the diTorce which sets them ootn
free. In spite of her love for Jul
ian Tlernew, a successful author,
portrayed by George Brent, Miss
Chatterton fears to marry again,
because of her previous painful
experience. She has, moreover, a
motherly Interest in her former
husband which time and again
nearly disrupts her love for the
author. A surprise climax gives
the story an added fillip, all the
more Interesting because of its
novelty and surprise.
The story is set against a back
ground of wealth rarely seen on
the screen. The characters rep
resent the most idle and Irrespon
' sible class of people in the coun
try, constantly seeking pleasure in
a mad-round of pointless activity.
- ' Hiss Chatterton, as the guiding
stay of the smartest set, achieves
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Ruth Chatterton with her new husband, George Brent, will
be the feature lead in the Elsinore picture today, by title,
'The Crash".
Us
now at the Grand, the
heights of her dramatic potential
ity. Always a great actress, she is
said to surpass all past perform-'
arices with a portrayal of Caroline
Grannard which embraces every'
human emotion and brings a new
art to screen interpretation.
CIWTTERTON-BREfJT
purr it e
' ' There are few surer signs of
screen successes than for a star
to pick the same leading man for
two pictures in succession. This
is the sfgnal honor that has
been accorded George Brent, who
is once more play hi g the leading
male role opposite Ruth Chatter
ton In her second First National
production, "The Crash," which
will be shown at the Elsinore
theatre today.
Though still a young man.
Brent has had a rise to. motion
picture popularity that has been
the lot of few young actors in
Hollywood. After one day's work
with her in her first picture for
. Warner Bros., "The Rich Are
Always With Us." Ruth Chat
terton pronounced him the best
leading man she had ever had
Similar praise has been bestowed
a the dark-haired young Irish
man by Joan Blondell. Barbara
Stanwyck and Loretta Young, all
stars in their own right.
'.. "The Crash" is the first pic
tnre to' deal with the effects of
the stock market crash upon
New York's idle rich. It was
adapted from "Children of Pleas
ure," the novel by Larry Barrat?
te. In the supporting cast are
Hardie Albright, Henry Kolket,
Lois -Wilson, Helen Vinson, Bar
. bara Leonard. Paul- Cavanaugh,
' Ivan Simpson, Richard Tucker,
Virginia Hammond and Edith
Kingdon. William Dieterle di
rected.
YODEIt VISITS PARENTS
HUBBARD. Oct. 8 Albert Yo-
der, the principal at Banks, ac
companied by six of his pupils, at
tended the state fair arid while
In this section visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Yoder. This is
Mr. Yoder's seventh year at
Banks.
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Today, Monday & Tuesday
Continuous Performance
Sunday 2 to 11 P. 31.
First Showing In Salem
of. one of the year's finest
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Famous Novelist's Story
With Notable Cast;
Nagel Heads It
A cast that boasi a formidable
array or well-known names, a
story from the pen of one of the
world's most famous novelists.
plus beautiful settings, make The
Mam Called Back," Tiffany Pro
ductions' latest drama starring
Conrad Nagel, one of the really
entertaining pictures on the
screen and now showing at the
Hollywood theatre.
"Silent Thunder," the original
novel on which the film Is based,
was written by Andrew Soutar. It
is a story of the regeneration of a
man through his love for a wom
an, whose aid enables him to fight
the ostracism which .surrounds
him. Conrad Nagel's role Is that
of an English surgeon whose ca
reer Is shattered by profligate liv
ing. Wandering over the Orient,
he settles on one of the Malayan
islands where the whites shnn him
and the natives mock him. A love
ly visitor to the spot takes an in
terest In him first as his patient,
later as his friend. She must
leave for London, and when they
again meet, his shock at learning
that she Is married Is softened by
the humiliation m which her
ealthy husband's philandering
has placed; her. Together they
fight a common battle, with hap
piness as the reward.
Conrad Nagel, who has been ab
sent from the screen these many
months, stages a triumphant
comeback as the young surgeon.
He gives the part Its full quota of
manly sincerity, and makes the
characterization ntterly real and
sympathetic. Doris Kenyon's
charm and histrionic ability are
both given ample scope In the
leading feminine role. Other skill
ed troupers, famous on both stage
and screen, who appear In the fea
ture are John Halllday. Juliette
Compton, , Reginald Owen. Mae
Busch and Alan Mowbray.
"The Man Called Back" was
ably directed by Robert Presncll.
It is a world wide release.
Word comes from Hollywood
that more mammoth sets and a
greater - variety of " backgrounds
have bees built at the Warner
Broa.-Flrst National studios for
its current productions than ever
were In use at one time by that
company before.
A total of 4,000 persons are en
gaged Is working on the sets at
the present time, including 24
stars and featured leads, one hun
dred and seven featured players,
more than 1,900 extras, with sev
eral hundred carpenters, property
men, electricians and technicians.
One of the huge backgrounds is
reproduction of a section of
Golden Gate Park,- of ' San Fran
cisco, on the
Warner Bros.
ranch for
C o m m o n
Ground, t n
which Ruth
Chatterton Is
starred, with
Jimmie Mur
ray and Pat
O'Malley play
lng the tea
tured leads. ,
Another gi
gantic set for
already erected
Today the Hollywood presents what is said to be one of Con
rad Nagel's best works, The Man Called Back". Doris
Eenyon plays opposite him.
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SIMPSON REELECTED
ZEN A, Oct. 8 George Simp
son of Vancouver, Wash., was a
recent guest at the home of his
father, T. K. Simpson. George Is a
former Salem man having grad
nated from the Willamette uni
versity law school. He Is now
judge of the superior court of
Clark county, recently receiving
the nomination for re-election.
Airways In the triangle of In
dianapolis, Terra . Haute and La-
Fayette, Ind., have received
99.0 per cent safety grade.
And Many M
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same picture
ereat street
which Is te be set afire and burn
ed down, and an underground
passage through which deslsens
or the Barbery coast district of
san Francisco in the old davs.
make their escape from the fire.
Three hundred and fifty persons
are working on the park set-
One of the moat Interesting
sets is a complete wax museum
with scores of wax Images of his
torical personages of history er-
ectea at toe Hollywood studios.
where the picture "Wax Museum"
la being "shot". Lionel Atwill.
Glenda Farreil, Fay Wray and
aionica uannister. with 2KB ex
tras are working In this particular
sequence.
On the back lot of the Burba nk
studios, a flying field has bees
built with hangars, aerials and
offices, with many flying mach
ines. The majority of the scenes
for the flying field sequences of
the picture "Parachute" are being
taken mere, although the actual
flying and
parachute
Jumping takes
place at the
M e tropolitan
airport at
Van N n y s.
Douglas Fair- i
banks, Jr..
with Frank:
McHugh. Bet-
te Davis and
Sheila Terry
and 1,000 ex
tras are work
ing ton the set.
court room of
working with 200 extras.
The largest of the sets Is a
great department store, built com
plete en a mammoth stage for
"Employes Entrance, which fea
tures Warren William and Loret
ta Toung. Wallace Ford. Alice
White , and Alien Jenkins. More
than 100 extras are being used is
me sequence. Tne store is so
comprehensive that a fall sited
model house' has bees erected
withls It-
One of the most glamorous sets
is a complete theatre with a gi
gantic stage on which B00 chorus
girls romp Is a dance and song
sequence for w42nd Street'
which has an all star east, includ
ing Bene Daniels, Warner Baxter.
Ginger Rogers, George Brent, Una
Merkel. Dick Powell, Guy Klbbee.
George B- Stone and Rnby Keeler.
bid g smg prison has given way
to Saa Quentln. A replica of the
women's ward of that Institution
has bees er
ected for Bar
bara 8 t a n-
wyek who has
a criminal
role la "Lady
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Preston Fes
ter and Aline
M a e M a hon
have the fea
tured roles
with more
Modern Teachers to
i Meet Tuesday Night
1 HATESVILLB, Oct. S The
Modern Teachers club will hold
Its; first ' regular meeting - of the
year at ' the Hayeavllle school
Tuesday -night, October. 11.
Through an error, it was an
nounced at the- County Institute
that It would be held at Middle
Grove. All teachers from districts
surrounding XXayesvlUe are re
quested to attend.
It is probable the work for the
year will consist of a course la
first aid under the direction of
one of the county health nurses.
Officers of the club are: presi
dent, Mrs. Marie 8tettler; vice
president, Mrs. Wilms Baker, and
secretary, Mrs. Albertson.
LIBRARY BOOKS AVAILABLK
HATESVILLS, , , Oct. g-The
school hss at present 'a traveling
library of 10 books from- the
state library. It is the desire-or
those in chsrge of ' the library,
that as many as csn will take sd
vantage of the opportunity and
any one la the neighborhood that
cares, may borrow these books
from the schooL - -
SUBSTITUTES FOR COOK :
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Oct. 1.
O. Wykoft Is substituting ti ls
week for Luther D. Cook, regular
rural mall carrier. A lateral of
roste 2 la this neighborhood has
been extended three-tenths of a
mile to serve one additional fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Best. The
new ruling will go into effect Oc
tober IS.
Aaa Dvorak
than 100 extras la this particular
sequence.
A gold mine also has been dur
on .the Warner Bros, ranch, but
minus the gold, for a sequence la
tiaunted Gold", la which Johs
Wayne with Duke, the Devil
none, and ISO extras take part.
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The Master Magician
Waller Hall
Twes&ay, ctt. aa
See Vanishing Pony!!
See the Escape from Box in which he b Nailed
and roped!
and other
BAFFLING MYSTERIOUS FEATS OF MAGIC
Special Student Matinee at 3:30 20c
Night at 8 o'clock Tickets 25c and 35c
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A replica of a
the New York criminal courts
building has been built for "Law
yer Man", In which William Pow
ell Is starred, with Joan Blondell,
Helen Vinson and Sheila Terry
Here they are, the bride and bridegroom, Rath Chatterton
and George Brent, in the Grand's feature today. "The Rich
am Alnrain Witt. TTa
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Bj OLIVE M. OOAE
Did you like "Arrow-
smitH"T Then see Na-
Kel la the role of a
famous English sar-
geon.
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JOHN HALLIDAY
Warner Bros. Elsinore
Today Ruth Chatterton and
George Brent in "The
Crash". -Wednesday
RIcardo Cortes
in "Is My race Red?''
Friday Johnny Mack Brown
in "The Vanishing Fron
. Uer".
The Grand
Today Ruth Chatterton and
George Brent la MThe Rich
Are Always With Us".
Monday Juliet Glenn pre
sented by Salem Mac
Dowell club.
Tuesday Ruth Chatterton
. and George Brent in 'The
Rich Are Always With
TJs".
Wednesday Richard Bar
thelmess In "Alias the
Doctor".
Friday Tom Keene in "Be
yond the Rockies".
In
The Hollywood
Today Conrad Nagel
"The Man Called Back".
Wednesday Robert Mont
gomery In "But the Flesh
Is Weak."
Friday Bob Steels in "Rld-
- ers of the Desert".
ATTEXDING ALBANY COLLEGE
TURNER, OcU S. Miss Kath
arine Schampier, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. 8chatnpler, was re
cent visitor at the parental home
from Albany college, where she Is
a freshman. ' Kb nn ti ie
four-year Albany college scholar-
siuy U9i9 use year ior narmg the
highest grades In Turner high
school OTer a four-year period.
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(Continuous Showing 2-11 P. M.)
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MEN WERE PAWNS . . . v
to be used in a battle'of wiU! Tliey
were just another meana to an end.
the end that she might hare wealth
. . ; luxury . . . security! But when aha
let thenrdrop . . then came the crash t
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