The 0?.ZGC:i STATESMAN, Salen, Orcsn, ui:y KcrrJz- September 15, 1C33
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Marion Davies
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Hilarioug "Pursuit" -'.
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Charming Marion Davies will
appear at the Elsinore theatre to
day In "Page Miss Glory", her
first Cosmopolitan - picture to -be
released by; Warner Bros. , . .
' Supporting Miss Davies is a re-
markable all star cast of famous
"name players' Inducing Dick
Powell, Pat O'Brien. Mary Astor,
Frank McHugh, Lyle Talbot, Patsy
KeUy, Barton MacLane, Alien
. Jenkins, Hobart Cavaaaagh and i
score of others- - '. ' "
The story ot "Page Miss Clory'J
is as funny as It is uuiq.ua, JJlsl
Davies, in the role tot country
girl, neither pretty nor bright,
gets a job as chambermaid in a
swanky New York hotel In which,
' reside a promoter, portrayed by
Pat O'Brien, who has nothing to
. promote, and Frank McHugh, a
Jobless newspaper photographer.
McHugh, learning that an ad
vertiser is offering a big cash re
ward for a photograph of Ameri
ca's prettiest girl, makes a com
posite picture,, blending the fea-"-
tves of famous stage and society
- beauties and submits it under the
nam of "Dawn Glory." ." ; .
. He wins the prize -and trouble
starts. j
Ellen and Morris
Starred at Capitol
Comedy, romance and action
pack "Pursuit," lletro-Goidwyn-Mayer's
hilarious romance of care
free adventure on the open road,
with Chester Morris and Sally EH
"ers, is now playing at the Capitol
theatre.
- 'It is the story ot the motoring
adventure'ot a" young couple
.smuggling a child out of. the state
in a guardianship fight Their ad
ventures, some hectic, some bum
. orous, occur in auto camps and
barns, farmyards, a -veterinary
hospital and In many locations
along the open, road between San
Francisco and' the Mexican bor
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A pitching, hurtling Tan, n
closed on four aides drawn by
four white runaway horsed, pro-
"vides the -stage for -one of the
' most thrilling band-to-hand fights
. seen, on the screen in many a
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v Tumbleweeds," second feature at
the' CapitoU theatre, today, star-
v ring Gene Autrey. . . v.
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-Asks Revocation" of ' . c
lOicn Driving Permit
: Due to Nervousness
Harry Madge, . Rout? Box
t 755. Portland, has a unique dis
; tinction. " i - ' r v"-. .
. .. Mudge' voluntarily appeared in
Municipal Judge Long's court in
Portland recently and requested
- that his - drirer's license ' be re
rvoked because of his nervous con
dition. '
"I investigated the request,"
Judge Long said, "and ordered
.; the revocation. V
The order, together with Judge
. Long's letter of explanation, was
received at the state deparment
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OLLYVOOM
Today, Monday and Tuesday J
- Continuous Performance Today
' : a to it p. m, ;
A usXBf.ruGGma successor
TO THE FAMOUS "MIRACLE MAN
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Added, Buster
' Keatoa in
TARS AND
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Cartoon- Com
edy and News
A U 0 7 H E R
SPARKLING
MP S I C A L
MASTERPIECE!
"The Screens Lyrical
Sweetheart In
Another Glorious
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New Team Proves Delightful
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Dkk Powell and Marion Pa vies sing
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Sally Eflers and Chester Morris argwe tt ont with Henry Travera tn
uPnrsvitn at the Capitol today. . - . ' "
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Tho nealer", enrreBt Hollywood
Ralph Bellamy in featured roles.
Hop Situation is
. Altered by Rain
The, rain, has altered the hop
picking situation seriously, grow
ers' report. Although-picking will
continue-for- at least 10 more
days,: scores of workers have quk
and moved out. . The .highway .to
Independence was lined with cars
yesterday. ' v
: Yards which have modern and
adequate housing tor their pick
ers are not losing as many as
as those with poor facilities. The
start of ' school - has taken some
families, too.
Unless the rain is heaTy, -prune
picking will be hastened. Growers
are In need of workers.
Evergreen berries -along the
coast are 'bringing from one and
a half cents to two cents a. pound
for pickers and so far the take
is small. The market Is strong
so it is prjtitable to pick."
Neli jem Highway
Bus Right Asked
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' Application for a permit to fur
nish both passenger and "freight
service over the route from Port
land to Astoria known as the Ne
halem highway, was filed in the
state utilities department" Satur
day by the Spokane, Portland ft
Seattle Transportation , company.
: The company now operates be
tween Portland and- Seaside over
th Columbia River highway. The
proposed new route would include
Forest Grove." Vernonia,. Pitts
burg, jewel and Necanicum unc
tion. - . - - ..
iThe Oregon atages recently re
quested --permit' to operate rir-
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picture, has Karen Morley and
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tually- over .the same route, and
the hearing on this application
was set for September 20.
The hearing . involving the ap
plication - of the ' Spokane, Port
land and Seattle Transportation
company probably will be set for
the same day, officials said.
Boardman to Serve r
- ' On Local Staff of
: Insurance Company
R. it. Boardman, has been-ap
pointed a representative of the
New Tork Life Insurance company
in Salem. William JJ. North, agen
cy organizer who has spent most
of last week getting Mr.' Board-
man started with the company,
announced yesterday.
. Mr; Boardman was formerly
athletic director, of the T, M. C. A.
and more-, recently he has" had
charge of the local transient bu
ream He will be associated with
Errln Smith and'E. W.' Morgan,
resident representatives of New
York Life. '
100 txniles an houieroplanes--inotor carsacross )
half a dozen states they battled and argaed in
every ' effort to outwit" one another-:?., - . r -
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miBLING TTO1BLEWEEDS'' .
Grand Offers
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"Love Me Forever', is Feal
? ture; ?HeaIer" oh
.at Hollywood T '
Musle takes flight on the wings
ot song to inspire a great love in
Columbia's. .f'Love' Me For ever,
starring Grace Moore, today at the
Grand theatre. ;. s-
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lovely top-hat daughter of lux
nry start the flame of romance
burning In the heart of a man who
can never have her. He faces dis
aster with a smile for her cher
ishes an Ideal an Ideal that will
never die. J -.J,- r T . .c
: Thrilling drama, - coupled with
the glorious singing, of ' Grace
Moore, makes of "Love Me For
ever' the record-breaking enter
tainment It is. T
Featured with Grace Moore are
Leo Carrillo, Michael Bartlett and
Robert . Allen. . Victor - Schertzin-.
ger' directed.. .-,r--:;v.vrvi v-
He's at Latin from Manhattan.
is handsome Michael Bartlett,
Grace Moore's singing partner. In
Colambia'i 'LoTe Me .ForeTer,"
for though he is strictly Ameri
can, he was known to Italian op
eratic audiences as "Edoardo Bar
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Karem Morley mad ';:-rSM''fi'
Bellamy Featured - C- v
Tremendous havoc wrought by
the flames which devastate a
peaceful valley has an inspiring
effect for good in the spiritual re
generation of the principal char
acter in "The . Healer, Mono
gram V plctarization of ; Robert
Herrick's novel which is the cur
rent attraction at the Hollywood
theatre.;..' . r" .:
The story concerns a struggling'
young physician who, hampered
by the lack of funds and proper
facilities, is carrying on a won
derful work among; the 'crippled
children who are patients at the
health resort, which the doctor
has constructed about a healing
pool-
The doctor in the case la por
trayed by Ralph Bellamy, who
gives one ot his finest perform
ances. His assistant' is played by
Karen Morley as a young woman
who has surrendered social posi
tion to aid the doctor in his wor
thy undertakings. . Into his Quiet
retreat comes the disturbing in
fluence of a beautiful, and sophis
ticated young ; woman, played by
Judith Allen, who utilizes her
The flail Board
GRAND
Today , Grace Moore in
."Love Me Forever",
Wednesday "Silk Hat Kid"
with Lew Ayrea. .
'Saturday Shirley Temple in
"Curly -Top". -
ELSIXORE
Today Marion Davies in
"Page Miss Glory".-
Thursday Katherine Hep
burn In "Alice Adams".
CAPITOL
Today Double bill, Chester
Morris in "Pursuit" and
Gene Autrey In "Tumbling
Tumble Weeds".
Tuesday Double bill, VI
Hare Lived" with Allen
Dinehart and "The Dude
Wrangler".
Thursday Double bill "Here
Comes the Band." - with.
Ted Lewis and "The Throw
Back" with Buck Jones.
HOLLYWOOD
Today "The Healer, with
Ralph Bellamy.
Friday Double bill, - Ana
Sothera In "Eight" Bells"
4 and Lew Ayrea in "Spring
Tonic".
STATE
Todays Ginger Rogers In
"Star of Midnight".
Wednesday Fredrlc March
in "The Affairs of CellinL"
Friday Victor McLaglen la
- . The Informer". . :
Saturday only First run,
- Kermit Maynard In "The
Code of -the Mounted'. -
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Ginger and Powell in Comedy
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tn the ."Star ef Midnight", ace
Leo Carrillo and Grace Moore plot
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Love Mo Forever", now showing at the Grand i :
father's tremendous wealth in an
effort to win the doctor away
from his modest endeavors and in
duces him to become the head of
a palatial sanitarium.
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Revised Title for
Rogue JBill Ready
Corrected ballot title tor the
proposed initiative measure open
ing the Rogue river, between the
mouth of Lobster creek i and
Doyles rock,i, to commercial fish
ing, was completed Saturday by
Attorney General Tan Winkle.
The original ballot title, pre
pared a month ago; was protested
both by the commercial fisher
men and the sportsmen. . They, al
leged that the ballot title was mis
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comedy mystery at the state toaay.
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the future of the great soprano in
leading and would contuse the
voters. - : ;i
The corrected' ballot' title reads:
"Repealing 1935 act which, for
bids all fishing in the Rogue river
and tributaries, except angling,
Permitting fishing tor salmon
and sturgeon with drift nets hav
ing a mesh not under 8 Inches,
in that part ot Rogue river ap
nroxim&telr between the mouth
of Lobster creek and Doyles rock,
from March 15 to June 30, with
Sunday, closed periods. -
- ."Forbidding any other fishing
therein excent anzline. and any
fishing for trout, or salmon with
in three miles outside tne rivers
month; selling front, selline. BOS-
aeeslng or transporting; for sale
any fish from josepnine, jaexsoa
and Curry counties caught during
closed season, trout to -.include
steelhead". . . , . . .
STARTS
TODAY
Laughter in every foot of:
film ... moving, at a mile
a minute clip" ' .
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GLORY
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"Dick . Powell . : -' '
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-- Allen Jenkins
' Patsy Kelly :
Mary Astor :
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1933's rollicking successor
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Donkey Baseball
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DAVIES
GgerlRogersis-
a tarred at State
Ginger Rogers is rapidly roiling
up the , reputation of being, not!
only Hollywood's busiest film star
tut its most versatile. ; -.
As soon as she finishes one pic
ture for RIO-Radlo,- she oes di
rectly .into another, and in an en
tirely different . type ot charac
terization. J v;v 1-"-.-.
' A musical, tn which she sings
and dances, and then a straight
romantic drama seems to be the
peppery Ginger's formula. . .
In "Star of Midnight.- now at
the State theatre, a modern mys
tery drama hased on the story by
ine ute Arthur- Somers " Roche.
Miss Rogers -essays a characteri
zation .entirely .; new to. her. It
is that of a beauiifui society girt
who turns amateur detective in
helpinr' the man she . love: run
down "clues to a formidable mys
tery. Tne role is said to s Darkle
with gay, sophisticated " comedy,
and Ginger Is very iappy over 1L
Even though she doesn't dance a
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In "SUr ot Midnight-, a so
phisticated, modern dTama based
on the story by the late Arthur
Somers Roche,", the two .form a
unique Sherlock Holmes and Wat
son .combination to solve a. pus-
Ming . mystery. Powell plays a
brilliant attorney, 'and Miss Rog
ers Is seen as - a young; society
beauty who has made up her mind
that she. Is going to marry him.
Governor's Salary
Case Appeal Filed I
I In Supreme Court
Appeal was' filed In ; the state
supreme court1 " Saturday in I the
suit brought h Ed Jorr and oth
ers to restrain the- secretary- of
state, and state , treasurer from
paying Governor Martin an an
nual salary In excess of tlSOO. i
The salt originally was filed In
the Marion county circuit court
where Judge - Lewelllng held for
tne. aeienaanut. .
: Jory alleged that the constlta
Uon limits the governor's salary
to 11500 a year. He now receives
The suave society sleuth who created the
role'of "The Thin
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Phone 8553 ' license No. S13&
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Odd Fellows Gather
Here Tuesday, Hear .
Convention ort tr
A special' meeting ot the local-
lodge of Odd Fellows will be held
In the Odd Fellows. hail at 7:15
Tuesday, September 17, to hear V
the halt, hour broadcast on the
coast to coast network, contribu
ted by the. Columbia Broadcasting
station as a compliment- to the ,
Odd fellows of the United States
and Canada. v.-.-.,.:.-.!,:
-The .broadcast, originating from
station WPG in Atlantic City and
consisting of an address by United .
States Senator M. M. Logan, past
grand sire., and - others, together
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feature ot the evening. A special
committeeappointed by ' Cheme- .
keta lodge No. 1 will provide ad
ditional entertainment, The meet- -lng
will end with a banquet given :
free of charge. All Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs of Salem and vicin
ity .and their friends are nraed to
attend. -
Large Section of
Forest is Opened
The Willamette forest has been
opened, the state forest service
announced yesterday, although
there are quite a tew regions
which hare not yet been-"Opened.
Territory, bordering' Sluslaw na
tional forest, Umpqua , national
forest, the northern border of the
Santlam national forest, the Sink
er mountain region, a region be
tween Buckhorn and Grayback
mountains, near Ferndale, the'
area between Alder creek and Fos
sil, and the Tillamook and .Wolf
Creek burn areas are still closed,
the state office announced, mak
ing the obtaining of tire permits
and the obeying of the regulations .
thereon essential.
' Two - of tbe old blow areas to
the south' of Wapinitia cutoff are
closed to all persons, the service
said, making entrance to the areas
under any -circumstances illegal;
The areas are well marked, the
service added, so that all the trav
eler has to do Is to obey the signs.
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Man", and the girl
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tn a aaitting crime
drssna that will held
you spellbound . . .
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With PAUL KELLY
GENE LOCKHAEIT
Ralph Morgan, Leslie
Kenton, J Farrell MocDonoId
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