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ELSINORE ' . ' . ',.
Today William Powell, Myrna Loy tn
. "Shadow of the Thin: Man.", Jimmy
Lydon, June Freiaset in. "Henry
- Aldrich for President.'? " - '
Friday Bin g Crosby.- Mary Martin In
.Birth of the Blues." Jackie -Cooper,
Susanna Foster in "Glamour Boy."
GRAND ' J-'- ''.H'-k ' :
Today William Holdeni Claire Tre-
x vor, Glenn Ford in -jxexa." LynnJ
T nr-4 rAhn fiutfm 4 mTUTwm Hvavl
' Her Shoulder."
STATE U:-.
Today John Payne, Betty Field,
Harry Carey, in "Shepherd of the
' Hills." Richard Arlen, Eva Gabor
' in orcea lancing.
Thursday Jane - Withers,
in "A ".Very . Young
Beth Hughes, George
in - uowDoy ana the
Nancy Kelly
Lady." Mary
Montgomery
Blonde."
Saturday - midnight Claudette Col'
Dert, Henry-f onaa in 'Drums Along
xne nonawK.
CAPITOL
Today Errol ' Flynn,' Fred
Parachute Troops
Shown in Film
The dramatic inner struggle of
a young man to overcome his ov
erpowering fear of making his
first parachute Jump is strikingly
revealed In "Parachute Battal
ion," now at the Hollywood
theatre.
The boy'i father is command
ing officer of the; corps, and the
01 in 17 rprniit ia rclnrtont' in -ah.
fide his fears to the man who has
only contempt for cowardice. It
is the love of a girl, the daughter
of the hard-boiled but kindly
sergeant detailed to put the boys
through their paces, which gives
the youth) courage ultimately to
meet the grueling test.
Robert Preston, Nancy Kelly,
Edmond O'Brien and Harry Ca
rey have 'stellar roles in "Para
chute Battalion."
Make Longview Trip
J WEST SALE M Merle and
Arch Swearingen made a busi
ness trip to Longview Tuesday.
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"Shadow of the Thin
Man" Opens Today
At Elsinore ;
William Powell and Myrna Loy
have again assumed their, famous
characterizations as Nick and
Nora Charles, with Nick, jr., and
Asta rounding out the now fam
ous "Thin Man" family in Metro-
GoldwynMayer's "Shadow of the
Thin Man," now playing at the
Elsinore theater.
Mixing the hilarious domestic
life of Nick and Nora with another
fascinating murder case, the lat
est "Thin Man" story gives Detec
tive Charles a difficult problem to
solve, with no less than three
corpses to deal with. Nora, as
usual, tries to be the helpful little
woman and, as usual, only adds
to his sleuthing problems. Nick,
jr., now walking and talking,
proves to be a young tyrant, and
Asta has added some new tricks
to those which have delighted
audiences in the gast.
Two newcomers head the sup
porting cast, with Barry Nelson
and Donna Reed playing the
young romantic leads. Sam Le
vene is back in his comedy char- j
acterization of Lt. Abrams, who
would never solve a case without
Nick's help. Also in the cast are
Alan Baxter, Henry O'Neill, Lor
ing Smith, Joseph Anthony, Stella
Adler, Lou Lubln and Louise
Beavers.
The film was directed by Maj.
W. S. Van Dyke II and was pro
duced -by Hunt Stromberg, the
director-producer team responsi
ble for the previous "Thin Man"
pictures.
Comedy highlights include a
wrestling bout that winds up with
the wrestlers tumbling into Miss
ray in "Dive Bomber' Lucile Fair
banks, Keith Douglas
From Hongkong." i
Wednesday j ames
MacMur
in "Passage
Cagney in "The
Roaring Twenties."- Charlie Chaplin,
Marie Dressier in Tillie s Punctured
Romance." - -
Saturday Gene Autry, I Smiley Bur-
nette in "sierra 'Sue. i Philip Terry,
Wendy Barrie in "Public Enemies."
HOLLYWOOD
Today Robert reston, Nancy Kelly,
Harry. Carey in "Parachute Batal-
lion."' Judy Canova, Francis Lederer,
Slim - Summervule in "Puddla1
Hull " -. r " -.-j -
Thursday Wmiam Lundigan, Shirley
Bom 4n Cai1ra Mi l." JohmiV
Mack Brown,- Fuzzy Knight In "Law
of the Range. .-.. ? -,-
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Today Warner Baxter." Ingrid Berr
man In - " Adam Had r Four Sons.'
Vera '.Vague. , Johnny- Downs in
Mlodv and Moonlight"
Wednesday Bob Steele In "Billy the
Kid - Outlawed.". Boris Karloff In
, "Before I Hang" -
Friday Range Busters in "Fugitive
Valley." Ralph Bellamy In "Elle:
Queen, Master Detective." -
First Aid Meeting
Called for Monday '
LAKE LABISH The first aid
meeting held at Lake Labish
school was . attended by an in
terested group. The next meeting
is called for Monday at 7:30 pjn.
at the same place.
Mrs. E. Busick conducted the
class. Twenty , two hours of in'
struction are given in the free
course.
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and Inrrid Bergnun are co-starred tn "Adam
Had Four Sons," which starts today at the Liberty theatre on a
dual program with
Melody and Moonlight," starring Vera Vague.
Loy's lap, Powell's experience in
a toy department where he gets
dizzy on a merry-go-round, the
antics of Sam Levene as the be
wildered Police Lieutenant
Abrams, and amusing domestic
scenes between Powell and Miss
Loy.
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the Elsinore screen. Corpses and cops, kisses and hisses, m-jmu ana noncpuy, nerrji-nFUDo
and mysteries they're all present in the new picture. Asia's In it, to, and ttttlo Dickie Ball lay
Nick, Jr who's a toddling terror now.
Capitol Has
Dive Bomber
There's something thrilling in
the air, and " Warner Bros, have
dramatized it, photographed it in
wonderfully, natural technicolor,
and served it up, binder the title
of "Dive Bomber;", with two of
the screen's most (dashing heroes,
Errol Flynn and Fred MacMur-
fay for its co-stars. Made with
the cooperation of the United
States navy, "Dive Bomber,'
which opens today at the Capitol
theatre, is the most gloriously ex
citing air drama the screen has
yet given.
The super-pilots who fly Uncle
Sam's super-planes, the dive
bombers, are the heroes of this
epic of the skyways, anad theirs is
a thrill-a-second drama. The tre
mendously high altitude, the ter
riffic rate of speed at which they
descend Upon their targets makes
dive-bombing the most hazardous
type of flying. The main, theme
of the story is the work being
done . by the flight surgeons to
lessen the physical hazards to the
dive bomber pilot. . .
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Football Banquet
Set at Woodnurn
WOODBURN A banquet,
sponsored by the student body of
Woodburn high school will be
held Wednesday night at the high
school in honor of the football
boys.
Howard Maple, basketball
coach of Willamette university,
will be the guest speaker.
Complimentary tickets will be
given to the football boys. Sixty
tickets will also be available to
members of the student body who
wish to attend the banquet.
The girls of the Booster club
will serve. Betty Lou Leiehty is
chairman of the decora tine com
mittee, Jean Royse lis in charge:!
a - n
oi me program ana Helen Yoder
is in charge of the ticket sales.
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