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; " Thi OHEGON STATESMAN,' Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning March 20, 1933
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Elsinore Film
Has Six Stars
At End of Trail
"Gold Is Where Yon Find
It" Also Remarkable
, for Technicolor
Most' pictures which come to
the local theatres boas' tiro or
maybe three stars at the head
of their casts.' but today's fea
ture at the Elsinore is "Gold Is
Where You Find It" which has
. cone over board with a"" - roster
which Includes six outstanding
players. - ; x - - -.
A Warner Br os.-Cosmopolitaa
production in lifelike Technicol
or. "Gold Is Where You Find
It" co-stars Olivia de Havliland
and George - Brent In the ro
mantic leads. As It this were
cot enough, they are supported
by such outstanding actors
Claude Rains, John Lltel. Mar-i
earet Lindsay. Barton MacLane.
Tim Holt (son of Jack Holt) and
Marcla Ralston. . . -
v Adapted from Best -Seller A
: .The story is an adaptation
from Clement Ripley's best sell
ing' norel by the same same
which ran serially In. Cosmopoli
tan magazine. .An outdoor drama
of gold in. California, It tells of
the famous feud between the
hydraulic miners and wheat
ranchers which threatened to
change- the course of the state's
history.
Said hr reviewers to be one
of the most beautiful and real
istic Technicolor v pictures ever
" produced. Its ' scope" required ' a
cast of unusual talent. Claude
. Rains, of "They . Won't Forget'
fame, plays, the part of the lead
ing rancher and father of OlhriaT
George Brent 'is a mining en
gineer "who in a large measure
is responsible for ending the
war between ranchers and min
ers. ''- - ' -
joe E. Brown
Star at Grand
Brown's Funniest Picture
i Cavern-Moulted Comedian I
Really Fanny Cast ixt
. Soda Jerker Role -
Olivia De HaTilland and George Brent who co-star la the technicolor
production "Gold Is Where Yon Find It," which opens today at the
Elsinore theatre. ' ..
Capitol Offering
Mystery Thriller
'Midnight intruder9 Filmed
" From Action Story of
- Channing Pollock
"Midnight Intruder," a Uni
versal thriller with mystery-
laden plot, mores to, the Capitol
theatre today.
This picture, which was film
ed. from an original stoi by the
famous author Channing pollock
and adapted for the screen by
Lester Cole, Is cheeTfoBy calcu
lated . to -.keep the audience7 In
rapt suspense one minute, and
make them rock with laughter
the next.
Adventurer Finds Action
It is all about the adventures
encountered by one Barry-. Gil-
?ert, an adventurer with gen
tleman's manners, when he roses
as the son of John Reitter. a
wealthy publisher. The excite
ment begins -when he meets the
wife of the man he. is Unperson-
atlng; the mystery Is supplied
when he becomes a sleuth and
sets out to solve a warder.
Handsome Louis Hayward por
trava the role of Barry Gilbert,
with Barbara Read as his lead
ing lady. Sheila Bromley. Erie
Linden and J. C Nugent also
feature prominently la ihU pic
ture which was produced fey Trent
Carr and directed by "Arthur
Lubia. ,, I ;.:
Louis Hayward and Barbara Reed font the romantic soles la "Mid;
Bite Intruder," the featured picture today at the Capitol theatre.
The Call
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'ELSINORE .
Today Double bill, George
Brent and OllTia DeHavil-
- land in "Gold Is Where
You Find If and Frank
' Morgan and Robert Toons
la "Paradise for SV
Thursday -Doable, hill. Boh
Burns In -Radio City Rer-
els and "Prison Nurse"
with Henry Wilcoxon,
' CAPITOL .
Today Double bill, wMid-
night Intruder-, with LouU
Hayward and Bon . Baker
la "Border Wolves. :
Tuesday Double hill, Pat
. O'Brien and Wayne Morris
In "Submarine D-V ant
Kay' Francis la "First
Ladr.- .
Thtrsday Doable bilUHe
Caolajft - Say No" with
, Frank McHugfc and The
' Three aaesuuiteers in "uau
the Meseeiteers.-
: . -.- STATE
Today On the stage, "The
Bubbling . Over Revu-
with Art Reynolds and his . .
swing hand and ' screen,
; Anna Neagle and 'Arthur
-Tracy la "Back Stage.
Wednesday Fredrkk March
and Carole Lombard in
. Nothing Sacred."
Friday Stage, tour acts
: eastern circuit vaudeville
. and screen, Dick Merrill
and Paula stone la. "At
lantic Flight?
HOLLYWOOD
' Today Bob Burns aad afar-
tha " Raye in , "Mountain
. Music" with John Howard
and Terry Walker.
Wednesday Double bill.
. "Paid to Dance with Don -
Terry and JaeaueUaef Wells
- un...M1 far fHm
tou vuuov, . -
with Otto Kruger, Douglas
Montgomery. 4 i
Friday Double bllL "Danger
Patrol" with Sally Eflers
and John Seal and "Out
laws of the PraIrieVwtta
Charles Starrett.
' GRAND " ,
Today Joe E. Brown' In
1 "Wide Open Faces." '
Wednesday Shirley Temple
.la "Rebecca ef Sunnyhrook
:' Farm." '
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' There aren't many, people as
funny ; as Joe JS. Brown caa be
when ho ; puta.4.hls mind ' to It.
And ho really concentrates in his
latest, picture, Columbia's "Wide
open Faees." wnica started its
local run at. the Grand theatre
yesterday. ; ; ,'tV
. As a : soda ' Jerker, Joe Is a
scream. As an . amateur detec
tive, he's Just too . good to be
true. At the beginning of the
picture, Joe Is , the "Maltre
D'Sauirt' (soda : dispenser, -to
you) at the Willow SpringsDrug
Store. A notorious gangster in
the person of Stanley Fields
alights from a bus one day and
asks Joe to drive him out to a
deserted inn. Joo Is Just about
to do so when G-ien grab
Fields.
The story of Fields attempt
to get to the old hotel breaks
In all "the newspapers of the na
tion, and soon gangsters hoping
to discover the loot they are pos
itive Fields hid in the inn, des
cend, on the small town from
every section of the- country. Joe,
thinking they're Just transients,
directs them to the hotel, which
has lately been taken over by
Betty Martin, a young girl, who
inherited the place, and her
aunt.
Well, a large order of des
perate gunmen, each Intent on
finding the same thing before
anyone else does. Is apt to. bring
some fireworks, not to mention
some Insanely comical situations.
Feeling responsible for the mess
In which girl hotel-owner finds
herself, Joo sets out to correct
matters. Of course, for a tirae
he only manages to tangle things
more horribly until, toward the
end of the picture he proves him
self quite a hero.
Convicts of Utah .
Pen Go Domestic
Pretty Jane Wyman co-stars with Joe E. Brown in "Wide Open Faces!
t featured today at the. Grand theatre, j:-;' 'i'v '.O
"Snow White and
Dwarfs" on Way
Famed Animated Fairy
Tale Booked at Elsinore
Opening April 7
"7 . ' .
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' it,
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Will Don Aprons, as new
Prison Canning Work
. Gets Under Way f
r SALT LAKE CITY, March 19.
-(P)-Conrlctl at UUh state peni
tentiary npne of whom could be
classified as a. ."iJantr waist"
; are going domestic. :- .
They're "going to don, aprons,
get put paring knives - and labor
over steam tables. '. . . . .. ,
! . The penitentiary Is going into
: the canning bustaess.'.;' -. .
Warden Owen Nebeker said to
day that a cannery would be con
structed In the prison yard this
spring.' Fruit and. vegetables for
the canning win come from the
penitentiary gardens.-. '
r The" program has a double
barrelled objective, - according . to
I Nebeker:. It will provide employ
ment for restless felons and it will
stock the prison larder with food
lor' consumption during the win-t
ter months.. .
Most of the cannery will be
built from parts of the old prison
boiler factory. As materials al
ready on Taand will be used, cost
of ' the cannery - will be approxi
mately f 560, Nebeker estimates:
Twenty convicts, those most
i adept at pitting cherries, coring
out tomatoes - and unstringing
string : beans, will work la the
cannery. When the plant is going
full blast. 200 additional prison
ers will be gathering, and caring
for crops in the prison garden.
-"We hope to be able, to can
20,000 gallons of fruit and vege
tables A says Nebeker.-
Under state statute, ' articles
made In the prison cannot be sold
to the public. But Nebeker has a
plan if canning output exceeds
prison .appetites he s going to
try and drum up a little business
with other penitentiaries where
cons don't can.
9 In Review
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Mel Ody, one of the most versa
tile ;JnggHs of the younger
generation,- who stars ia tbe
"Babbling Over Revue" which
begins a three-day engagement
today at the State theatm
merce Monday. He wlll v reply .to
the recent speech of Franklin T.
Griffith on the electric power
Question. Zimmerman's subject is.
"Rural Electrification." Zimmer
man Is a leading advocate of pub
lic ownership of light, and power
plants and lines. : .
R- W.-Hoggof Polk county, ac
tive in tha seven-county PTJD
movement, win introduce the
speaker. ' ... ;
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Raising of Money
Order Is Charged
Bob Burns and Martha Baye are supported by a largo and talented
cast In "Mountain Music," playing at the Hollywood theatre today.
Hollywood Starts
'Mountain Music
BROADWAY NIGHTS
Crrrigt. ntS. V rctre Syndicate, hte. '
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By AXEL. STORM
NEW TORKThat busy lady, i
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, has now
entered the... lists as a dramatic
critic in tact, as a critic of
critics and with such sound and
sane remarks that numbers of
theater-goers have been moved
to applaud her. e ,
Mrs. Roosevelt's provocation
was the New York presentation
of "Save Me the Walt" and Its
reception by the gentlemen who
review; plays for the New York
papers. If not for the New York
public-
There were a number of rea-
sons wny sroaaway awaitea
"Save Me the Walts with keen
er - expectation than most plays
command. First, it was . the j
work of Katharine Dayton, whose
play last year, "First Lady,'
was remembered with joyous ap
preciation of wit - and satire,
most of it aimed directly at peo
ple in high places Second, an
other eminent , satirist, George
Kaufmann, was reported to have
given Miss Dayton advice and
suggestions, he was even said to
have l been her collaborator, I a
rumor 1 venemenuy aenieo vy
both. - Third, "Save Me the
Waltz Is a Mas Gordon pre
diction aad Mr. Gordon, whose
"The r Women", appears likely to.
ran on forever, had ,beon singu
larly absent from the- rrosdway
scene. Anythinr that nr. . Gor
don finally brought ti town. It
was felt, was bound to be wortn
while. .
Sees It Twice '
"Save Me the Walts" opened
In Washmcton. where It was
liked and where Mrs. Roosevelt
was among the emtnents wno
saw it. Not-onlj had Mrs. Roose
velt-only kind words lor me new
work by - the ! author of 'First
Lady but she went , out of. her
way to. attend "Save Me the
Waltz" a s e c o n d time at its
Broadway premiere. She v aad
a nrotejte ia the cast.. It. wss ex-
clained. but since the protege
appears -lor two minute? in one
scene' and speaks ve iibm ia
ehorus ; with t ' k r youa
ladies, one supposes that Mrs.
Roosevelt did not sit - through
three long acts ao she could dap
once. . "
. The New York critics' did not
like "Save Ms the Waltx.! D
parently - they expected ' Miss
Dayton to give then aaother sa
tire, and wero disappointed when
she didn't, ' although only the
week- before "they had : jumped
hard on Mr. S. N. Berhman . for
giving -them more of -what Mr.
Berhman had already given thera
It is difficult to please the boys
when they get this cantankerous.
Anyway, they didn't like "Save
ale the Waltz" and said so in
no uncertain terms the rext day.
It had ao :"sinifkance., t had
no "barbed humor." It -wasn't
"different," it was - old-fash-foned."
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Every ardent movie fan who
likes to keep pace with the times
will look forward expectantly to
the -opening performance of the
RKO Radio's - Technicolor pic
ture "Snow White and the Sev
en Dwarfs,! . whicn comes f on
Thursday.. April 7, to the Elsi
nore theatre.
This happens to be the first
time that a Walt Disney ani
mated film has stepped out of
the two-reeler class into full
feature-length! The story sub
ject is 'Chosen from the world
famous Grimms' folk tales, and
concerns the feud between the
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president of the United States. VmS" tneVvVelgn Tjeaiousy love, tends, shotgiin reddtogs,
m. . -1 v vsiuiw wrhtta'a" annArinr beau-1 com pone and pot llkker whicn
reading ueir woras aiong wiini" .T . ,. .
ty causing ut lunsvi u cuiyt
Bob Burns and Relatives
"Caperfa
Dealing With Fend
They'll be comin 'round the
mountain the whole troop of
'em -Fud, Snazzy, Hod, Squln
cey and all the rest of Boh
Burns' famous relatives, In
"Mountain Music." a story ; of
DALLAS A man giving the
'name of Dean E. Maxwell was
arrested by. Polk County Sheriff
T. B. Hooker Saturday afternoon
at Guy's. Hardware store when he
allegedly tried to pass a raised
money order. '
The order was Issued at Ta
coma, March 17, for, an original
sum of $1.48 end had been raised
to $17.48. A call to Tacoma was
made to verify the original sum.
a ' o. . nrn iTne ngnt side of tne cnecK naa
At State 1 heatre ? maxl-
The man is being held in Polk
county jail . here. , ,
'Backstage' Opens
a million other readers, -r "' nolson
her own typewriter and rushed I 0n sn0w White's" side nre
"Cover Girl" Stars
The 1 o v Interest is main
tained by John Howard an Ter-
opens today at the Hollywood
theatre.
It's Burns' first starring pic-
a a. m a. .V
to the rescue of 'Save Me thelthe forest birds and animals, as e"" h.f w
Waltz." What she s;ld made i " be dwarfs of the Lpia-If wi
lt.ts.lv with aTLfltonlaTihinr
MATSlI UITAA BafhA THSl BwI. mQU I " '
! . ntMnr. eantlvatlnx In its I success
ua mit n iu Mw iww".i..Ti,Mmt as in III drama
Sha said she ' wasn't a high-1 thrills a n d laughter-arousing
" M m. . m m . I a.-tHAlAa "
prow, ,nst an oramary person - of -Sn0lf ry Walker, the latter famous
who Hked to be entertained laLJ?! a? AlPrtv,-.,f.SJI Knaraxine cover girl- for whom
the theater. She'd been to such "nlversal. designed to captivate Paramount Pictures
shows as "Our Town" and had the Imagination of grownups and jffltJf JSHt'tHmVIi
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oeen surreo. hut, sne a oeen i i -.rr.iv... M.tr.tt nn
She ad I the cover of "a national maga-
Normaft- Roca-
who made
lost track
of her, who the model was! Bar-
f 1 L. I sine and asked Non
Leona lyilgenliacii wen. noted
O I the portrait but who
Is Hurt in Crash
made unhappy, too.
not been made - unhappv by
Save Me the Waltz." . It was,
to quote one' of her adjectives
directly, , a . "pleasant" evening.
And she went on to say that
the reason a great many people
went to the theater .was for
nleasure. not for nam. ' and she
reallv didn't understand whar f LEBANON Leona Gflgen-
the Dlar-revlewers didn't inform I bach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
the public what i tier was I Pete Gilgenbath, was severely In-
aoout ana not merely wnai iney tjarea in an io acciuem
thought of it. I Santiam highway last Sunday
Just Pleasant (when the car in which sne was
Ordinarllv we don't like neo-1 riding with Jerome Lots and Mrs.
pie who say, "I go to the the- j Sandra Hneber , overturned and
clay save the film folk Miss Wal
ker's name and then the search
for her began.
Vesper Serrice Is
Planned at Trinity
Musical Comedy Starring
Neagle and Tracy Is
Dancing Spectacle.
Both the Ingratiating tempo
of Oriental dancing and the
lively, pace of modern terpsichore
are Introduced la the . sprightly
musical comedy, "Backstage,"
the Herbert Wilcox production
which stars Anna Neagle with
Arthur Tracy and Tilly Losch,
showing at the State-theatre.,
Adapted for the screen by
Laura Whetter, 'Backstage" pre
sents Anna Neagle as an un
known chorine who saves the
shew when she persuades -the
management to- feature an un
known street singer on opening
night. He has skipped away
to the continent with a sophisti
cated heiress who has her own
designs on the singer who has
all of London society at his feet.
Anna gets her man in the end
for Anna Is a stunning blonde
of no mean talent who finally
is awarded a starring role.
One of the most spectacular
dancing scenes introduced dur
ing sequences of the musical
comedy revolves around a spe
cialty number by Tilly Losch.
Zimmerman Will
Address Chamber
Peter Zimmermantormer sena
tor ; from Yamhill county, will
speak at the chamber of com-
Al vTTodaySx
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m stage show to l t
U play Salem in years ml I
V .W'Bubbling Orerf
Revue of Mr I
$uShaSm!;
20 PEOPLE 20 r'
Well Rex Jlmtnie
and and ......
Powell Betty V
Vaneta St. Oair and Her
WJPreciaiou Dancers
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SILYERTON Special vesper
services will be given Sunday
nit lit at o'clock rt Trinity
ater to be entertained." but la lodged against a tree. -Lutz and cbch wider th,dfrecUon of
this case we think we must Mrs. Hneber suffered from aaocn r "lw"inV four Norse-
Waltz' -and had a pleasa t ere- Lebanon kospiUl reports Omar I r " " w. uaiv sxy
ning and were glad wo weren1
beinc hectored by garment work
ers or curdled by murders or (following an accident on the Lee
exhausted by thinking about, our Iyer place; Dewey Wallace, paper
soul.; some other evenmg we I mill employe, suffering' xrom a
might be in a murdeous or soul- J fractured foot at the mill; Mary
fal. mood, as the critics seem I Lee Vaughn, appendectomy. . -to
be every evening, but once In j Mrs. Andrew Snyder, Henry
wane it is pleasart to find J Friday and Elder C E.-Bennett
e- Lebanon kospiUl reports Omar " hotV Vnil
it Davis, employe of J. M. Leever ot r Kodney The senior choir wj
k- Scio. nndergoiA major surgery g a "vtra.
EF(S (DG9CLW a
Barney Michels Holds
- Record for Mill Years
LEBANON--Barney Michels,
with a Record of 35 eyars
tinned service heads the
pspermill workers as recorded
a plaa.ua recently placed
time clock by the mm company
with all names who bare worked
fire years or more. '
O laagtae Id For jost a few seats
daily, you eaa own a new 1M Kal-
viaator tba Chawinioa Ioe-Maker
.warUTa asest saodara aadbesa
thai rafriierator t Has the astasia
new f POLAR POWER" Sealed ,
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Modinr- familiar hymns, atrs.
Anderson directs the dolr. Miss
Carmen Guettroy Is the organist.-
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tha theater Just pleasant.
Gosh! We were, about to for
get Mrs. Roosevelt's mala In
junction! -v All right--"Sa7e Me
the Waltx"- Is about a little
kingdom ; in Europe whose royal
family has been exile- by a dic
tator. Most ot the family dote
oa exile. The king loves cows
and the - princess loves bees and
the prince loves his piano. But
the queen eant rest easy on her
piazza without thinking ot the
palace. So . when opportunity
comes to return to power
But I'm not going to tell yon
all the story. ' It has' lore la It
and laughter and some of the
swellest costumes and best acting-
by Laura Hope Crews,
Mady Christians, John Emery, et
al of the season. And well
bet youll like it. Just as. Elean
or Roosevelt did. -
are reported as seriously ill.
Today - Monday - Tuesday
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