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Costume Roles
Tough on Cary
Actor Grant in 'Howards
;of Virginia" Frets
at His Clothes
lnrnrlcft'i fonndlnr fathers-
Washlngton, - Jefferson, Patrick
Henrr - Benlamin Franklin and
all the others of that farseeing
sand 'of fighters ana spokesmen
- who envisioned a great nation of
free men were all the history
hooki say they were ' . . hot
they weren't so smart, according
to Cary Great. Else wny oia
thv wnar th clothlBC tbeT did?
Cnrrntlv nlavinsr a. hiahly dra
matic role In - director-producer
Frank Lloyd's "Tne uowaras 01
Virginia," blood-tingling screen
tic based noon Elisabeth Pace's
Literary Guild best-seller. "The
Tree of Liberty," and now at the
Grand theatre with Martha Seott
rowitarred. Grant-is seen as an
earnest, honest fighter In. the
American Revolution, w n i c n
meant that for more than two
months ha had to ret in and out
of the silly things worn by Amer
ica's founding latners, - ugas
trousers, tighter boots, still tight
er .waistbands, ramec collars ana
' sundry similar uncomfortable
- habiliments..
Tfonr to Dress
- " Usually Cary takes his art and
Its Incidental tronbles with ham-
k orpus ; good grace, but getting
into a coioniai costume w e-7
trying,' both from the muscular
as well as mental points of view.
"In the first place." walled
Cary, daring production of the
new Columbia epic, "It takes all
of an hour to get Into an eign
teenth century costume, and 1
good half hour to get the boots
on. Ton rrunt and strain for that
hour and a half and then what
, happens? You feel like a silly
fool, my friends. You don't dare
go out to a public place for fear
something will rip ana snap ana
leave you unprotected.
""And do you realize, Cary
whispered, - "that those clothes
were highly Immodest? Yes, sir,
there are times when I find my
self traveling dark alleys to and
from my dressing room. But I'm
not complaining; I'm Just too
nbvslcallv exhausted to complain.
Comedy was such a nice busi
ness."
However tired he became
moulding himself into a semb
lance of a colonial gentleman
Cary was conscious of the op
portunity Lloyd had given him
for this test of his ability as a
dramatic actor: In the film he
plays the friend and compatriot
of Thomas Jefferson and Patrick
Henry and betwixt romantic in-
teriuaes wun miss scon, 01 uur
Town" fame, he preaches treason
against the colonial lords and
'helps unite the colonies in their
struggle for freedom.-
Sewing Glub Has
Talk on, Hobbies
HAZEL GSEEN The Sunshine
Sewing club met at the G. G.
Looney home Wednesday . after
noon. - Mrs. Rudolph Wacken,
president, presided at a brief
business meeting and Introduced
the guest speaker. Miss Mazine
Buren, editor of women's page of
The Oregon Statesman.
Miss Burean gave an interest
. ing talk of "Hobbles.". She dem
onstrated' it by showing a collec
tion of -china boots and . dogs, be-"
longing to friends,- and her own
collection of pitchers, "which In
clude tiny gold ones. A toby Jug,
featuring characters from Charles
Dickens novels and the quints, a
set of fire small pitchers.
Special guests were Miss Buren,
Mrs. Boltorft and Mrs. Author
Clemens.
The teachers, Mrs. Holbroke,
Mrs. Alois Imper and Mrs. Lorene
Stettler joined the group after
school. ;. .- .."
Mrs. Ralph Gilbert and Mrs.
, Archie MeCorckle will be hostess
es November f, at Mrs. Gilbert's
home.
- Mrs. Glen Looney, Mrs. LaRoy
Van Cleave and Mrs. Alben Looney
assisted in serving. '
Rosedale School
-Is Supper Scene
ROSEDALE r-The Red Hills lo
cal of the Farmers Union J will
have a no-host supper at the
. Rosedale school Tuesday night
at 7 o'clock, f 1
Rev. and Mrs. Owen Williams
returned Friday , from . Twin
Rocks, where they spent the week
attending a conference of Friends
Ministers of Oregon, Washington
and. Idaho: ; v . -.i. , ......:.
The "Woman's Missionary so
ciety.will hold an all-day meet
ing with Mrs John Trunbull . on
Thursday, : A covered dish lunch
will .be, served at; noon ' and the
day .spent., tying comforts .and
; Quilting.-. . i
Nut. Storing Bine jays ;
. ABIQUA Nut growers of this
f district report that bluejays have
I . "assisted", materially in havestlng
.. both walnuts anil fllhort. in lv.i
groves this year.' .The jays' ap-
pear In - large numbers and sail
gracefully away with a nut In
their - beaks. .Oldtimers report
that this story of the nuts by the
birds Is an Indication of a very
severe winter. -
Fo:; Vqllay Novs
FOX VALLEY Little Rois
- Ann ' Minden ef r Sublimity;- a
niece of Mrs. Francis Jungwlrth,
is spending this week at the
Jungwlrth home.
3 Orvllls Downing -4s mall : ear
rlcr tbls week while tart Allea
Is ar on a vacation and hunt
las: trip. " ."''.".'.
-Mrs. Francis : Jungwlrth and
ITrs. Lovell Miller were hostesses
for tie .card -club Wedneiiday af
terEcoa. "Decorations: vrere In
keeping with Hallowe'en. Tump
i!i - j!s an 3 coffee were served
TOGETHER THEY'RE TERRIFIC Ann Sheridan ud Jamai
Cagney, the torrid team of "Torrid Zone" are together again III
"City For Conquest." Now at the
A Divorce" with Joan Blondell
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FAST HORSES, beavtiful women .
the American ! turf In "Sporting Blood" starring- Robert Young,
Maureen O'Sallivaa aakl Lewis fitowe. Playing today thru Wedne
day. at the Bute thcsUre, with "tporting Blood" U "New Moom"
co-etarrims Jeanette HacDoaald and Kelsoo. Eddy. :
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CHARLES BICKFORD, LIU Deste
rang,' opening today at the Honywood theatre. Also hilled is Jady
rmnova la MScttrbrain.H - - -
Tumor Novs
TURNER ' Mr: and Mrs. J.
B. Kendall plan to drive to Tillamook-the
last of the week to see
their . daughter, Mrs. Genevieve
Kendall, who is oulte 111 in the
hospital there;
Robert Madden of Seattle ar
rived Thursday for a few days'
visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
Maude Madden. He accompanied
Mr. Horton to Turner following
business - trip to Seattle. In
Portland they were detained when
another car erowded them off
the highway. J ,i
Mr. aud Mrs. Douglas Parkes.
Eleanor, Marian and Arthur of
Salem were entertained Wednes
day night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. MeKinney.
Mrs. Haude Madden was guest
speaker at the Newberg Christian
Missionary society. - Her subject
was on "Missions la Japan." She
and her husband served as mis
sionaries there 'for nearly 45
years.
Mrs. Harsh i V. Hale 'is recov
ering from a serious illness at
the home of! Mrs, Walter Wat
kins, heir daughter, at Jefferson.
Ellison Whittaker. : Junior at
Oregon State ' college,' spent the
weekend at Turner with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Whittaker.
GOP Rally Planned
ForTnrner
TURNER A ' rennhlfean rail
will be held at Turner Monday
night in the Masonic hall. Dr.
R. P. Thompson;, professor of Wil
lamette university who has
traveled in Europe and studied
in Germany in the last few years,
Will be the nrinrlnal.i
Mrs. Gordon McGllchrist of Salem
will be soloist.' Special- music will
be featured for the rally. All re
publican candidates of the county
will Too present and give short
Dr. Thome 7as ; "
Turner Physician 1
TURNER t The Turner com
munity was saddened by the
death of Dr. Vllliam - M. ? Thome
at a Salem , 1, rital Tuesday
night following' a several' weeks
illness.-He waa the Turner physi
cian and .had practiced here for
over eight years, with offices in
the Tomer Memorial Home build
ing.. A. large number of friends
from here attended the funeral
services in Ealem Friday after
ITae)
EUinore theatre. Flnat "I Want
and Dick Powell.
. . tb derby, of all romaa'cei of
aad James Craig la "Soath to
Liborty Novs
LIBERTY At Red ; Hills
grange meeting Tuesday .. aight
memorial services for Mrs. Wil
liam Zosel were held.
Mrs. C. W. ttaeey spent last
week In Klamath Palls as a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ted Rnssell.
The gtaceys recently attended the
weekend fur farmers' school in
Astoria.
: Mr and Mrs. William Meech
of Takima were guests this week
at the Gus' Plenge home." . ' .
Mrs, Mason Bishop and Mrs.
C. W. Staeey . visited the: child
ren's farm 'home at Corvallia on
Tuesday. Mrs. Bishop, in her
official capacity as chairman of
Farm Heme Board of -Marion
county Federation of. Woman's
elu5st learned what assistance is
needed from the federation.: ';
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Pilot Training -
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Continues Daily
SlLVERTON-Alfred'L Adams
of Sirverton, , as flight Instructor,
and Joe Berchtold of. Mt.- At gel
as ground work instructor, have
ten students from Mt. Angel col
lege taking daily flying work at
the Silverton alrporU .The youths
are working for a private pilot's
license.- This Is the fir St course
given by the Mt. Angel, coUege In
connection with the civil aeronau
tics association and is registered
as part of the defense program,
j Students - enrolled are JIarold
Odman and ' Arland ; Schwab- of
Silverton, and -Richard Martin.
William ' Trumm,- Wilfred Good
man, - Carl Norton, Neal Nichols,
Loe Quesnel and Jack O'Hallo
ran. . . ' '
Baxter to Speak .
1 SILVERTON The Methodist
church has. planned Its annual
church banauet and program for
November 12 with Bishop Bruce
Baxter as the guest speaker. ' .
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OTCCII CTATECIIAlZr CdUxa.
Greatest Cityrli
Scene of Film
Cagney and Sheridan Stair
. Ja 'Qty f or Cnjriettn
; ' " i&t Elsinore
..The powerful ' magnitude of
the ' world's greatest sity . la . the
vital ; dramatic force which - mo
tivates .the action -of ,the Elsi
nbre" theatre's, new dramatic' hit
film; Cityfor- Conquest.Wlth
James Cagtfey and Ann Sherldaa
heading a sterling, cast of .plsy-
rs, ."pity ,for .Concmestl.mQves
ngac up into ins rroni ran as ox
new season film fare. " -
'. 'Aben Kandel,' on whose nove
the 'film Is based, has written" a
solid American .story,, that f altV
fully , mirrors the .stark tragedy,
the lusty. humor, the.abjeet lone-;
llness and. ; the heart-warming
friendliness . that" go ' hand In
hand "' on the city . streets! John
Wexley screen " adaptation has
shaped the . story Into - expert
cinematic form with , pungent
dialogue that ;. fairly ' ' crackles
from the ' screen, ' . and Anatole
Lltvak's direction- has given the
film story-the fluid ebb and flow
of life Itself.
1 There Is . Cagney, ' as ' Danny.
theJ stocky slum, hoy, . who. tries
to conquer the city with his fists.
There is "Ann Sheridan,'' as 'his
girl, Whose dancing feet ' carry
her to fame and fortune; There
is his brother, played-by Arthur
Kennedy a' musical 'genius wad
translates the' hoUes of the' city
into a wonderful symphony.
There Is Danny's ' boyhood ' paL
played by Ella - Kasan, thwarted,
embittered product of the slums
who seeks' to eonauer with sti'
letto and -Tommy gun'. -And then
there - Is Frank Craven: as the
Old Timer, omniscient,'- ublqult-
ous.-wbe roams the city's streets,
watching over them all. and
weaves' v thelr stories Into ' one
sym 0011c voice 01 tne . city. - -
Comedienne G iven
Nicknames Galorb
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Nicknames have been a popu
larity yardstick in the career of
Jndy Canova,' who Is " bow . ele
vated to stardom - by Repnblie la
"Seatterbraln, currently . amus
ing local audiences at the Holly
wood theatre.
Every . time her career-, passes
a milestone, Judy acquires a new
nickname which Is plugged wide
ly, by her . fans among the na
tion's pressmen. . -
She was "The Hillbilly Hoy
den" when she first came to the
Attention, of sophisticated New
York aadiences at the Greenwich
Village Barn. On completion - of
her first motion picture she was
dubbed ". 'The ' Feminine "' Boh
Burns: and not long afterwards
she became the ''Queen of Femi
nine Buffoonery. -u
Her latest cognomen, bestowed
upon her with fitting' ceremonies
by Rudy Vallee at a Republic
press psrty la her honor, is 'The
Jenny Llnd of the Osarks. '
Monmouth Legion
Has Post Dinner
MONMOUTH American Le
gion post No. IS of Monmouth
and Its auxiliary enjoyed a cov
ered dish dinner Thursday night
at the hall. A program featured
Barbara Scholl and Patience
Thompson, who attended the
Girls' BUte camp at the Silver
Creek recreational area this sum
mer. who told on their week In
camp. The camp 'is sponsored by
the state Legion auxiliary.',
Two boys who attended the
Beaver Boys' State camp held at
Hill Military aeademy were Nor
man Cheadle and Truman Rob-
bins. Norman reported on their
week at camp in August.
Mrs. Ruth Tompkins Is presi
dent of the local, auxiliary and
Clarence Grand Is head of the
local post.
Noble Grands Are
Hosts to Matrons
JEFFERSON The Past Noble
Grands' elub entertained - mem
bers of the Past Matrons' club
Tuesday afternoon.
Hallowe'en decorations .ware
used In the room and in table
decorations. Following . a business
meeting, readings were given by
Mrs. Evalvn Wall and Mrs. Dal.
mer-Davidson..
Member DrMnt . Ur.
David Looney. - Mrs. ' Matraret
Pease. Mrs. George 'Mason. Mrs.
Earl Lynes. Mrs. Tim Kairr ;Mra-
W. H. Sherman, Mrs. Guy Rol-
ana, Mrs. jsarl Phelps. Mrs. Lee
Fatrlow, Mrs. Mllo Bartu,. officio,
Mrs. Evalyn Wall,' Mrs. Delmer
Davidson, and Mrs. Henry Shields
of Salem. ..-.. ; .-
Continuous Today 1- lt P.M,
Two Big Features
Heres. JUDY CANOVA; tht
hayseed glamor girl . . . she's
the mountain sugar who raises
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THEY FLOUT DANGER and wood f orttwe in Paramosuit's "IUnrrra
Of Fortune," which Is sew playing at Ue Capitol theatre. This
formidable trio is. composed of Albert Dckkcr, ' Frrd MacMnrray
' ' sued Gilbert Roland. Plnst VDruma of the Desert with Ralph Byrd
i aakl Lona " Gray. -' ,
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Walter Burns,
s aad "tamee" lady-reporter Hlldy lotmmUm, BoeaUsd naneu
yew, ta "HIS GIRL FRIDAY which to the cwrrcsU yerakm of
1 fanaoms staoo play. Tho Front Pace, starting at tfae Liberty
theatre today. As accond feature
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CARY GRANT, Martha Scott and Richard Carlson in TTm Howards of
Virginia, now showing- at the Grand theatre.
Clara Trotter Is
On Teacher Visit
MONMOUTH Clara A. Trot
ter, supervisor of training schools
at Oregon College of Education,
will visit young teachers In Clat
sop county the week of .October
St to confer with those teaching
for the first time or who have
had , only one r two years of
experience.
Thla Is part of an "in-service"
program for ' the three Oregon
Colleges of Education,' directed
by H. Jt'Inlow.-. The purpose Is
to eonduet a follow-up for. young
teachers and assist them in their
work after ' graduation. . Miss
Trotter accepted the invitation of
Anne Lewis, county school sup
erintendent of Clatsop, for this
visit. She will visit schools, la
other counties as the year pro-
greases, for the same purpose.
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as portrayed by Gary Grant, taa-
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Gibson Home Has
Large Clad Bulbs
.WALLACE ROAD. One; of
the loveliest ' new homes - along
attractive Wallace road Is that
of Mrs. Hat tie Gibson, pioneer, of
Polk county. The house is sur
rounded by well kept flower beds
and lawns. Mrs. Gibson says she
does all the work except mow
the lawn. This year has been un
usually good for gladiolus and
Mrs. Gibson ' has some bulbs
which measure IS Inches In cir
cumference.' ...-- ;
i The barn" on the place recently
vacated by Mr. and - Mrs. W. E.
Smith burned to the ground Taes-
dsy night.' It was filled with hay.
The home on the plaee la tin
occupied and the origin, of the
fire la . undetermined.
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Gactiis Cavaliers v
In Ranger Drama
Fred UlacBIcrray Has Lead
' Role la Texas Film
at Capitol '
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- A' trfa of cactus cavaliers rod
into' the "Capitol theatre, yester
day with1 a roar'et ' Hying; hoofs
and shrill -n-yipees, - carrying
with them the charm, .tnejiCfiiy,
alry and the "explosive" drama of
the old South west, whicft are, un
rolled on ' the v screen? In Para
monnt'a rRanrers of Fortune.7-r
The- chtracterlxatlon of 5, the
trio of desertt marauders, played
Tn-r Vr-A Uu-Unmr. Albert. Dek-
ker and Gilberti Roland .is the
high spot of .this delightful: turn.
Ther are a combination of. Rohin
Hood's gang and The..Threo' Jfus-
keteers - thieves, rogues,, scoun
drels, or knights on horseback as
the occasion demands. - , .
-Fresh from a scrape with Mex
lean border troops they: bump In
to a situation in tne utue town
of Santa; Marta that fits their
particular talents A smsll news-
niMr tinbllshar. flrhtlnr a land
grabbing gang, has been assault
ed and forced out or Business.
The '. battling trio - take orer: for
hlm.'.and Issue a. defiance to the
land robbers, r-- r.
Is th course of their adven
tures Fred MaeMnrrsy vbecomes
romantically . Involved with .Par
trlia . Morla'on. - The bubllshers
little granddaughter,- Betty Brew
er, abets the rpmance.ana proves
Important In finally establishing
the guilt of. Josepn. scbuatraut
as the leader' of the gang."..""-;
Was Rule on Set
Mary Boland Is Provider
of Rare Blooms From '
Private Stock
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An orchid a day was the rule
on the set of New Moon. co-
starring Jeanette MacDonald and
Nelson Eddy at the State theatre.
The orchids were supplied by
Mary Boland who. It waa discov
ered, waa an orchid fancier with
more than fifty different van
ties of the blooms growing in
the specially constructed hothouse
adjacent to her home. Unusually
warm weather caused the plants
to bloom ont of season - which
meant that each day Miss Boland
was able to bring blossoms to the
set for ornaments in dressing
rooms'. ;" " "
"New Moon," a musical ro
mance of the 1710's. transpires Is
the romantic . surroundings of
New Orleans during Mardi Graa.
There are thrilling scenes on the
high seas and an exciting se
quence on a trople Island where
Nelson . Eddy sets np a republic
following a shipwreck. The film
is the first . to. bring' the ' two
singing favorites together . ta
more than; a year. It waa , pro
duced and directed by Robert Z.
Leonard.
' Included In the Slgmund Rom
berg score are such hits as "Lov
er Come Back to Me," "Wanting
You,". "One Kiss," "Marianne,"
"Paree," "Softly As in . a Morn
ing Sunrise" and "Stout Heart
ed Men.M
Fox Breeders Are
Told of Industry
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene FInlay,' with Mr. and .Mrs.
W. H. Green of Philomath, were
recent hosts to the Salem fox
anit of the Oregon Fox and Mink
association,, at. the. home of the
former north of 'Jefferson. Mllo
Rice of Pnyallup, Wash., field
manager for the M and If associa
tion fox ranchers, and Mrs. Rice
spoke on the general aspects of
the fox Industry.' Eugene Finlay,
president of the association, spoke
briefly concerning; the fox show
to-be held In .Portland.
A e-eneral discussion was held.
fThe president. Archie Gardner
of. Salem, presided at the meet
ing. At the close of the meeting
the president announced his mar
riage, which will occur in Salem
November. 1, and lnvitea r the
members of the. Salem; unit' to
attend. Refreshments ' were ' serv
ed at the dose .of .the meeting".
Interested fox ranchers present
were from Puyallup. Philomath,
Salem and - the Jefferson com
munity. -. -'
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Orchid Eveir Day
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Today James -Cagney, Ann
Sheridan In "City for Con
quest,' "I Want . A - Divorce
with. Joan Blond ell. and Diea
Poweii: r - . ".--.
Wednesday "The Ramparts
;We Watch" made by the March.
of Time. Tb Nobody's Sweet-
heart Now" with 'Helen Par-,
rish. and Dennia O'Keefe. .. ,
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Today - Rangers.of Fortune
: with' Fred . Me'Mnrrayr Ptricia
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' Aiorison. -jjrnms 01 iu is-
'ert'. with Ralph Byrd, Loma
, (Gray.. V-.! V-' 1
Wednesday. Boris . Karloft la
;rThe:Ape., rBehinUe Mak"
? with", Boris" Karloff. v :i 1 M
Saturday. ;; , Ann 'Sothem tn
: rDuJcy. wlta , Ion , Hunter
Trh nrr lrina" with the
J. Dead En d Klds." , ; .' " " T , '
: :' r .-"r STATU . : . J : ' . .
10Q&7. r iw noun . wit.u w cii
ette MacDonald and Kelson Ed
dy. "Sporting Blood" with Rob- ,
. ert Young and. Maureen O'SuV
-nvan . ,:r'"! :
Thursday - "Ghost Beakers,,
with Boh Hope and ' Pauletta
1 Goddard. Safarr with Made
llene Carroll and . ; Douglag
- Fairbanks. Ir. '.' ' . .
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Saturday midnite show "Andj
; ; Hardy If eets a" Debatante.7
v starring Mickey ; Rooney, Judy
; Garland and Lewis Stone.
--':'z T GRAwa-' -
Todsy f Ckry 'Grant,' MarthA
- Seott in "The Howards of Vlri
1: ginla." :;J ? ' "'-- 4: v
Wednesday t jonn sarrymorev
; "Mary Beth Haghes, Gregort
. Ratoff In ."The Great Profile.
eaturaay smriey Tempi, jacn
Oakle In The Toang People.?
1 Jean - Rogers, Robert' Sterling
In Testerday'a Heroes. '
HOLLYWOOD '-" '
Today Judy Canova, Billy Gil
bert In-Scatterbrain.' Charles
- Bickford. - James 1 Craig in
? Sooth "of Karanga. 5 !
Thursday - William' Boyd aa
Hop along ' Cassidy in Th
Showdown. Boris Karloff t&
-"The Man With Nine Lives.
- - LIBERTY
TnAaw " flan -Clrnt nAaalfaA
-' The Higgins family' in "Grand
" pa Goes' to-Town. ' '
Wednesday Tony Martin, Rita
. Haworth in "Music in Ut
Heart." Frankle Darro in "Oa
the Spot." ' "
Friday - Roger Pryor. Muriel
Evans in "Missing Girls. Con
rad Veidt, Valerie Hobson fit
D-Boat St.
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Silver Qif f Has
Community Meet
SILVER CLIFF A. large and
appreciative audience greeted .th4
presentation of a program by the
Stlrcr miff nramatta rlnH at taav
SUver Cliff school Friday night.
Elden Malkey. president of the
rlnh- ratfoj1 PMmm ihithKm
were announced by C V. -Tower
as follows: Salute to the flag and
star Spangled Banner- by the
group: -omedyj skit, 0r. May.
belle Towe and.Joe-.Bonner: two
act play, The ' Matrimonial Ad
vertisement," Mrs."11 Grace Mal
key, Mrs. Gerry Howard T Mrs.
Ruth Hadley. Virgil ,T . SchaaU
and Frank Porter; reading, Mrs
May belle Towe; songs, Mr. and
Mrs. -Walter. Hart; fireside chat,
Elden Malkey; olo, Mrs. W. F.
Kreni; readings. Glen Parrisks
solo, pat ManldiJig;.!rCeJebriUei
Past and Present, comedy skit.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester- Miuldlna.
Mr.' and Mrs. Frank' Porter. - Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Howard. . Elden
Mulkey. Walter Hart and Vlrril
T. Schants; "Goofy Band" by the
buvertoa Hula group, i.;-' t-. ".
After the rrorram the. ladlea '
of the SUver Cliff Booster club :
served a lunch and a social hour .
followed. : .- s.
PUD BIovie Shoxn r
MT. ANGEL " A free fnn-
reel movie ahow on the Colum
bia River project and BonnevUil
win be shown at - the , creamery;
hall hero Tuesday night, Octo
her S9. There will slaa k aam.
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