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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1942)
7 f t A ROMANTIC VIEW of Andrea Leeds and Gary Cooper in f he new drama, The Real Glory." now showlnr at the Capitol theatre. CHARLES BOTER, Frank -Darien and Rita Johnson In one ol the sequences of "Appointment for Love" startlnr today at the Liberty theatre. Margaret Sallaran is co-starred with Boyer in this modern comedy. Companion featare is JfPest Salem Minister Leaves for Tacoina - WEST SALEM Rev. RiddeU Kelsey is leaving Tuesday for Ta coma and will not return until August-5, ...... ' Services on August 1 will be conducted by Lyle Thomas and no evening service will be held. Members of the church are urged "to attend the community picnic on July 2?. ' CONTINUOUS FROM IT. M. STARTS TODAY THE BRIDE'S TOO BUSY FOR LOVE! Charles Ifiigutt BOYER SUM Rita Johnson Eu-cnj Ppllttt RuthTery Reginald Donny J.M.KKriso Ccit Katiowvy tomsrt t Sfs Ci SchiBiM Pins tni Smash Hit r- xzm Tnr.:us! Pint: "&!3 tiSXSU LLOTO NOLAN STZVUO mem lockwutt mm r rottinHtuio AND COMEDY TIMES " Love: 2:45 5:45 -8:50 Steel: 1:15-4:15-759- 10:20 f 0 r r . . ..15 Also f(y iLLC2)Cg-.1aa 4 '- "Steel Against the Sky." Wost Salem News WEST SALEM Mrs. A. G. Remple of Dallas visited with her fetffer. Mr, Heir, TWe, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown h.v. ri umrrf nf th birth of a son, Ross Martin, to their son and dau2hter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs t?om Rmwn of California. Mrs. Robert E. Pattison and small son. Bobbv. are celebrat- ing his birthday by a trip to the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chastain of Eola are announcing the birth of a son, Dennis Lee, July 17 at the Bungalow Maternity home in Salem. Officer's Family Leases Residence MONMOUTH Lieut enant- Colonel and Mrs. A. B. Wilson and their three young sons have leased the former OCE infirmary build ing known as East house, and will occupy it as soon as improvements and remodeling are completed. The Wilsons came, from Spartans- burg, South Carolina, and prior to that were stationed in the Ha waiian islands. An interesting coincidence of their coming to Monmouth is the fact that Captain and Mrs. Her bert Powell attended the Wilsons' wedding in Honolulu. Captain Powell is a native of Monmouth, and in conversation w i t h his brother. C. C PawelL here the Wilsons discovered, the relation ship. ThwAVflliTi! 18c Pins Tax. ' Today Thru Wednesday Continuous Today, 1 to lltSt T. M. IT'S HIGH. WlbE... AND THEN SOME! Join tha lovers f "Arise My Lovo" irt a eima of hoortsand OP cparking. Also Pat he niews and Comedy iGary Cooper Star, Capitol Starring Gary Cooper, and with Andrea Leeds and David Niven heading an unusually important cast, Samuel GoldwynV new ad venture drama, "The Real Glory," now showing at 'the ; Capitol theatre, unfolds a tale of the Phil ippine scouts and their heroic bravery at the -conclusion of the Spanish-American war, when the Philippines- were overrun by in surrectionists and religious fa natics. The central theme of The Real Glory" revolves around the ex ploits of the scouts, who became a constabulary on the island and rallied to their support loyal na tives and peaceful Moros. The Moros, a tribe of unorthodox Mo hammedans, had retreated to the hills and jungles of the Sulu king dom to wage a fierce religious war against the remaining American troops. For the first time in his career, Cooper plays the role of a doctor, who comes to this distant outpost lor medical experience. He re mains to help the army quell the rebellion : and establish lasting peace. Miss Leeds in the role of an American visiting her father, also stays on not to win the war but to win a trip to the altar on the arm of Gary. Jo Swerling wrote the screen' play for "The Real Glory," and it is being released through United Artists. Two companion feature will be "To Be or Not to Be." "Skylark" Is I Merry Show The Broadway box" office stage hit, "Skylark" has been ' turned into one o fthe merriest movie romances of the season, -starring Claudette Colbert, Ray Milland and Brian Aherne7 "Skylark," which opens Sunday at the Holly' wood theatre, is a gay comedy of the matrimonial errors of a mod era young couple and a hand some, footloose bachelor. Claudette Colbert portrays i modern young wife who divorces her advertisingman husband when he places, his business career ahead of their love. But she's too deeply in love with him and vice versa to make it a permanen arrangement. Brian Ahernt,' i bachelor who Has a boat, a cap tivating line and a moon, talks Claudette into a skylark which finally lands her aboard the amorous young man's storm- tossed sloop. Turner Pastors Jfe lo Ork u UKWJMi Kev. ana Mrs. Gene Robinson of the Turner Christian cnurcn nave reiurnea irom young people's Christian service camp held at Bear Springs. Rev, Robinson was one of the instruc tors on religious education dur ing the week's session. Rev. and Mrs. C..F. Trimble of the Dingle" cottage in Turner, have returned to their former home at Drain where Rev. Trimble is serv ing as city constable during the summer months. They expect to ! return in September to their home i here adjoining the Rev. M. B, Madden residence. Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Hicks have just returned to the Cottage Court following two weeks spent in Milwaukie with their daughter and family. Vacation Taken Around Seattle i - - - MEHAMA Mrs. Edith Philippi left Thursday for a visit with rel atives in Seattle and Portland. Mrs. Fred - Knight, her " sister, o Evergreen accompanied her. Mr, and Mrs. Max Frame of Astoria are visiting at the Mul key home here during their two weeks vacation. - Shows Civilian ir !:V, if -v Jilm actor William Bendix had to learn how to nse a bayonet for a role . lie is to play in a movie which reenacts the heroic stand of the U. S. Marines on Wske Island. He says the same bayonet technique esa be . innployed for civilian defense purposes with an orabrella. He is shows demonstrating his theory. Left, he grips the umbrella and points tb liteel point at an adversary's throat If he misses, he brings the handle about with ajief ty richt swing toward his opponent's jaw v - Tli e a Salem, Oregon. Sunday i ' - i , - r BETTE DAVIS in "In ThU Our life" Brent and Dennis Morgan, starting today at the Elsinore theatre with "Yokel Boy" as the companion feature. I m ' " 1 laMaMMsaMtaMsjasMsaaawaiiaMMMawswawaBsafcMaMa r I . - AS A SUCCESS he was a failure Fonda, co-starred in "The Marnlncent Dope" with Don Ameche and Lynn Barl, startlnr today at the Grand theatre with "A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen" as the companion feature. - !. - : (-:' fr If HOPPITY AND HONEY BEE are ing their garden, In the comedy, starts today for a four-day run Colbert and Roy Mllland in Story of Buena Vista Retold Hall Family Group Hears Again of 1846 Wagon Trip INDEPENDENCE The memory of Reason B. and Martha Wright Hall, Oregon pioneers of 1846 was honored at the annual gathering of their descendants secutive picnic,' July 19. The Halls endured much Defense Trick F(g Morning. July 28. 1942 4 4T try.' with Olivia DeHavilland, Georre ... as a fatliire lie was happy. Henry fleeing from "the humans" invad "Mr. Bag Goes to Town!" which at the Hollywood, with Claudette the companion featore, "Skylark.' at Champoeg for the tenth con hardship and several skirmishes with the Indians on their long trek from Bureau county, Illinois, to Oregon, where they acquired a donation land claim on the banks of the Willamette river wherethe village of Buena Vista now stands. . . - HaU donated land for streets sad plotted the town in 1S6L naming it after the celebrated ! battlefield of Mexico. In those days a city lot was sold the same way that a cow or horse was purchased, and only la re- -cent years have the titles been cleared - for the descendants el. proper holders. - 'x On (heir trip across the plains . twin sons were born In the prairie schooner and ' both, snr rived the ordeal of the Jong Journey. The addition of -the twins snade family of seven . children to be piloted throogh. Two sons were born after the family home was established at - ' Baena Tlsta. . : . :.';' ' The youngest' son, B. F. Hall, who . owned and operated Hall's ferry for many years,;.died two years ago,' leaving the clan to be carried on- by the "succeeding; generation.!-: ; : 'rJy.S' ' ' yr- ": .TE"he. regular; meeting7 place .of Champoeg has special significance as the president of the clan, E. M Croison, when a " senator from Marion county, introduced - a" bEQ ia the state legislature for -the final acceptance of the site as a state park.- - . : ' Many of the clan found it im possible to be present due to the rubber shortage and war. condi tions. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rypczynski ' and son. Boring; Mrs. Maude Rypczynski, Sandy; Mr, and Mrs, Harry Per- w v. . A THRILLING STOEY of a woman who defied convenUon, "Blossoms In the Dust" starts at the Stale theatre today, starring Greer Garson and Walter Pldxeon. The companion feature Is "I Lovo Yoa Again," starring William Powell and My ma Loy. This Our Life' Novel, Starring Bette Davis is starred in the theatre Sunday. As one of the schedule, Warner Bros, have produced "In This Our Life" on a grand scale, an absorbing novel come to life on. the screen. ' John Huston, whose artistry is well known to motion picture audi ences through his handling of "The Maltese Falcon," directed the film. The story is concerned with the vicious behavior , of Stanley Timberlake, played by Miss Davis, and the havoc she wrought in other people's lives; especially that of her sister, Roy, portrayed by Olivia de Havilland. Stanley, ' wild, inconsiderate, persuades her sister's husband, Peter, played by Dennis Morgan, to get a divorce and run off with her, regardless of the fact that she is engaged to Craig, an aspir ing lawyer, played b y George Brent. Not content- with having dirsupted two lives, Stanley drives Peter to such depths of dispair that he commits suicide. Stanley returns and finds that in y her , absence Roy and Craig have fallen in love. In her us ual thoughtless but brutal man ner she tries to break "up the relationship, but. fails. Not only does she fail, but in planning to win back Craig, Stanley meets a violent but just end. " i ..." Mrs. Frank Engor Much Improved TURNER, route one Mrs. Frank Ensor, who has been ser iously 111 all summer, showed some improvement for a few weeks, but late reports are she is not so welL J. A Holt is building a new house on his turkey and chicken ranch two and a half miles south of Turner. Mrs. Fred Kester of Gresham is house guest of her old friend, Mrs. D. R. Standley. kinS, Mrs. Clema Martin, Zigzag; Mrs. Ruby Robertson, Baker, Mrs. Mae Hoover Monday, Miss Sara Avis, Portland; Mrs. Ray L. Tar- nier, Mr. and-Mrs. Clifford Tar nier, Mrs. Pauline Joss, , E. M. Croisan, Salem; Mrs. Belle Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall and daughters, Buena Vista; Mr. and Mrs. ' Claude Skinner,- Indepen dence; Mrs. Charles Herron, Dora Hall, Monmouth; Mr. and "Mrs. William Monner and daughter. Boring; Mr. and . Mrs. Stanley Armstrong and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rypczynski and son, Lawrence Monner, Boring; Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Riches, son and daughter. Turner; Mr. and Mrs, H L. Plotts, Portland, and Mrs. Homer Smith, Ne tarts.- s - GEO3CD00CD f TODAY 1 vbaftM6otwtifttoaMeai Henry UL.: - Don I Fonda ArntcH Lynn Barl . t "THE MAGNIFICENT - DOTE" -AND ' ' v. "A Desperate Chance, for Ellery Qaeen" Depe 1:2M:1S Tas- - was Tax n. I TODAY I .'BLOSSOMS I m THE DUST" Greer : .. Walter . I Garson . . Pidgeon f Wm. PoweU . Myrna Lor "I Loy You Again" lp Plus IL Tax Anytime . Blossom J:1S :4i - lt:H Love Tea l-j S.-tS - S:4S A 4 f r Pi . i ( 1 ' Portrays New Bette Davis film which opens at the Elsinore important pictures on the 1942 New Picture at Liberty Today The heart-pounding : story of two men and one girl who made adventure their business, is the theme of Warner Bros. new film, Steel Against the Sky," which starts today at the Liberty theatre. The film, which gives, a colorful picture of the dangerous lives that are led by the men who build our vast suspension bridges, stars Alexis Smith, Lloyd Nolan and Craig Stevens in his first starring role. Lloyd Nolan, Craig Stevens and Edward Brophy play the roles of three brothers who work as fitters oh the construction of a giant span bridge. Gene Lockhart and Edward Ellis make up the supporting cast of "Steel Against the Sky" which was written by Paul Gerard Smith from a story by Maurice Hanline and : Jesse Lasky, jr. A. Edward Sutherland directed the film. - The companion feature is "Ap pointment for Love" with Mar garet Sullivan and Charles Boyer. Air Conditioned Cool STARTS TODAY - 2 BIG FEATURES THE PERSONAL AFFAIRS OF WOMEN OF ' THE WORLD! THE MEN Of THEIR LIVES! ITS TERRIFIC! uwi ;,.44-4-'' ...o V "SUPERMAN T CARTOON" flJ . ;t COMPANION FEATURE It's gay and gal-orious, loaded with laugh3 and loorwxntics i0f 0 M f 7 (A , Home From California SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs." Don ald Davis and children HJalmer and Suzanne returned Wednesday from California where they have been visiting relatives. ...-. Continaons from 1:9 i jTodcrf-Mori.-Tuea. - 2 Hits The Roaring Drama of American Heroes in the- Philippines !. otsct coppia Time: 3:00-7:00-flT58 Companion Feature' i tin D0 -I0.DE Time: l:t4 - S:tS - t:lt Plus Doad End Skis la . "G-MEN OF THE 'AIR" Contlnneus from 1:01 .1 J SALEM'S N J LCAD1N9 V'flTHCATRl i nn i tiii I. S nuns ' r - i ; lime: l: -lit-:! mum L 11. Y n
