PAGSCIGIIT . : .... The OREGON STATIMAN,
1 Enter tairiment for All ; ;Age and I Tastes a
. niinn nnnnrnrin n ' - .. . - . 1 . '
1 1 : Romantic Team Re-United
iQavrf CoppeTfield Showing at Elsinore
Siren of the Nile in Film
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Titls : Role in Classio From
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"David CoDDerfield. the s'ensa
Uonal hit picture, which comes to
the ElaJnore .theatre' starting to
day, promises -to. be unusual 'in
- - many respects. ' -' . v ;n
Advance information from Hol-
v ly wooa lists . tnese facts; , :
It. is the picture -which ' Intro-.
duces to the screen. Jittle . Fred
die' Bartholomew, the- lO-ve&r- old
. boy from England, a Freddie plays
me juvenile "David . .: j - ; .
It Is an adaptation' or'a novel
which - has;. entertained millions',
and f was .called r by its i author.
Charles . Dickens,.:., "my - favorite
cnira' r; : J
Sixty-fire stars ..and restored
players are in the unprecedented
east, Among Ihestafs are .W.C
- Fields, - Lionel Barrymore, iladge
Evans, Maureen OSullivanr Edna
May Oliver, Lewis Stone, Frank
La wton. -Freddie Bartholomew,
Elizabeth Allan. Roland Tounar.
Basil; Rathbobe, Hugh Williams,
Herbert Mundlp to mention only
, . a few. ; - .- 'v ': "-;
- A 20-minute reel showing r the
life- of . the . Dlonne quintuplets
' since birth Iran added feature of
the program. ,;
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- - Frank Caora's newest Cdlnmhlk
picture, 'Broadway Bill", contln
- ues Its highly successful run at
'the Grand theatre this week, with
nnninuiiif nn i
DIMM- DILL
cofiKen
. . warner:- Baxter - snd Mvrna t Loy
co-starred.;;. -In' view- of .Capra's
two v most recent - pictures, "It
Happened One Kicht" and i'Ladv
, Fer a Day," this. Is indeed a cin-
- emauc event. . r . .,.
. .v. ."Broadway Biir is a romantle
n (I A WorncOvRri Theater Pv
Today, Monday
15c
and Tuesday
Continuous Performance Today
FIRST SHOWING
.y;;!;SAIXMi;;;:-r
. - : Vncemored .
After twenty Tear the sealed
ana guarded arc&ives of the
world's greatest nations are
nunc open ... and thev Tkid
ap the secrets of mankind's
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SECtET rilMJ f ICM
NATIONS' MCKIYIJ
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One bt Dickens most popular novel
Story With the masterful 'blending
or arama: ana comedy for which
Capra is noted: It is the story
of a nomad who throws -over the
luxury -and wealth or his wife's
xamuv for tne lover of a iorse and
a girl who in her way, Is imbued
with the same spirit of freedom.
"Broadway BlllVwastladanted
by Robert Riskin from a storv
by Mark Hellinser. . An 'excellent
east appears in support iof -. War
ner Baxter and Mvma ILov. in
cluding Walter Connolly; Helen
Vinson, - Lynne Overman, Clar
ence Muse, , Raymond Walburn,
Margaret Hamilton, and many
otners.;. "- : . v- Sii-.-iu'.r-
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The1 .success Vof outstandlnar
comedy teams in the past activi
ties of Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer has
resulted in the creation of a new
and distiiKtivelv different tvne of
laughmaking combination, in the
persons or Leo carrillo and Lou
ise Faienda, presenting i an Ital
ian barber and his Irish wife, aid-
ed and abetted by Ted Healy as
a brother-in-law. - Sf -
This unusual team makes its
debut in . "The Winninr !TIeket.
which opens today at the Capitol
theatre as a hilarious story of the
Irish Sweepstakes and the trials
and tribulations in a mixed-na-
iriEirs -
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AT CAPITOL TOlf
J5he "UDE VHit ED(S)G
: "GTnATOGPHEIlE?' "
25 TUBES . :: Full Short Wave
See and Hear This Marvel on Display in the Foyer
: of the '
ELSINORE
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come t be screen of the Elsinore today with great alltar cast.
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- This is a Been A from "Til Vint:
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war.''
tionallties. family, over the loss of
a winning ticket. . .
Several strands' of hair, clutch.
ed in a dead man's hand, are the
clue which lead to the murderer
of Myles Crawford in the exciu
Ann":
NEW,
RADIO
Xlucie Gtore
showing many official and uacensored films from the actnal World
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night," the second feature at the I
Capitol theatre, with Valerie I
xiooson ana, Kamn Beuamv in I
the principal roles.
OTi AT HOLLYWOOD
- Its every -scene deftcriheA a 'ItfiA pi9. mi fomii. '
. . . f
living, newspaper headline"; by
those who have previewed '.The
nunu nr , uu nisiory-1 aeatn precipitatea tne war: and
maktnr Fox Film nresentation ialmanv nnlnn fitmm. r h. Tri
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aiiiicumcq ior snowing ai tne ioi-
Melodies; iil: i tL3lb -Valle V i '
SPECIAL SUNDAY CONCERT, 12:45 1,:45
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY ?
. MIXED QUARTET
Soloists Concert Violinist : i t-
Dell Randall, "Master of Ceremonies" ;
, - . , Mary Barton, Concert Organist ' . M
' ELSINORE THEATRE SUNDAY, FER 17, 1935 i
VBUC INVITED - '. . ' ! , : KO CHARGE
uuuicsv Vfuuicuy . a riu
in Fictnres '
tfc Sweep- v
sfal 0Uf - V
o win-f
Bing ticket I
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I Waraer Baxter and llvrna TLsn-v am
i .of the race track, "Broadway
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vrrmo, jjuojute r ascnua ana
. m nuuung; Aicaci, carrent
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iywooa xneaire oeginning toaay.
"The First World War In
ciuaes secret turns from the ar
cnl oI T nation most of
them never before revealed to the
nnhiu
r th.' . 'rtHi-
Mawaa, ms SilMfc .SIUU UI SSklI'
taking shots ever made in: the
neat , of , battle are included in
"The Flrt World Wr. It !
I ed. : Close-up. shots of hand-to-
nana trencn warfare are varied
with, enthralling airolana seonen-
cee, showing in detail the critical
connicts or the world War.
Amonr the most notable se-
ouenees denlctlnr rovaltr are in-
tlmflta Vlawa nt Dainntln vltli
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marriage of the Archduke Fran
Ferdinand, whose, subsequent
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ser in tbe years when he was
V -. Today
V:'i' .' and
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5! j ickm5?y;tolcf the Police
Cc"r'ssiener!..But at-thot
ry insfenr, in-, hisown ;
- -t- -t; Crawfordvfe'li. J
10 bv!!?t frt 'his body! J
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xa neaiy make a bilariona trio in
atcmcaoa at the CapttoL
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building ap his mammoth war
machine.'
r A Love Story for the
Jour Greatest
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CIaadt Colbert make a Insdona
wuee, bow snowing at tne State,
Romance 'written' In words of
fire deep in the hearts of the lov
ers of the world! ; -;v7-r
That's r one of tha" desert ntlvfl
phrases used to herald the. com
ing of Cecil B: DeMJlle's newest
Paramount production, "Cleopat
ra.r which , will ODenUts 3-dav en
gagement at" the-State theatre to
ns ; . .
- The film, f a modern . screen:
Treatment . or-one or., tne worm's
area test love . st oriesA baa rian d-
ette Colbert, Warrea William and
uenry wiicoxon in the principal
parts. " Wiicoxon - I th vonnr
isngiisnman DeHiile brought to
Hellvwood for the rola of Varc
Antony, the noble Roman who
Starts
Today
lAges Becomes ,1
ihnul
The world hag
waited lor two
years for this
mighty motion
picture. Now it
is here, gay;
soul " thrilling,
glowing with
romance 4 ex:
actly as Charles
t"- Lnckens might.
have - wish e d
for his greatest
lore story 1
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dn May . -
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CleoxVatra ia the f flat iy the same
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gave up his life for. love of the
Egyptian . Queen ' while', empires
tottered, about him.' : ',' '
. 1 Produced -by Mr. , DeMille and
directed, by" him;? : :.' ::r,
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