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The OREGON STATESMAN. Soltm Ongon, Sunday Morning September 6. 1S4I
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1111 sTivwrrir Mi nrre Brent we tUrred In Warner
4 hi tim Rit Sfeten" sbwlsr today at
the ElsiMre theatre. The eempanlea feature Is "Sweater: GirL"
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the clewn bids welcome U the spectacles U be seen here Mnday at Cele Brothers cireiu. These rii-
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A HOOFER AND HIS GIRL and a cop whose heart was ttltftr than his cadre. "Broad way," ee-star
rinr Georre Baft and Pat Orien, is now puylnx at the Grand theatre wun -rnvate BncKeroa
- as the second attraction.
The Gay Sisters' Pictures
New Best-Selling Novel
Circus to Arrive in Morning;
Spectacles on Display Twice
Once again on the circus grounds at Leslie school, a magic
vill cnrinir nn arlv MondaT morn in for a one-
day stay this time to house the huge Cole Brothers Combined
tircus family 1000 strongwith scores of spangleland champions
i who will xurnisn two penorm-
mces of thrills and delights for
roungsters of all ages. .
It win mark the first -visit of
the bi show, now one ot the
two largest in. the world, to Salem
since 1937. and a program in
keeping with the, impression it
created at that time will be pre
sented here Monday afternoon
ind night.
The mfle-lonr train of drems
parks, streamlined m red and
yellow, Is scheduled to roll Into
Salem abont 7 a. m. It wfll
steam into town oyer the South
ern Pacifie railroad from Fort
land where It Is exhibiting to
day, and fmmedlatelT begin the
hmse task of smloadlng the knn
dreds of handsome horses, pon
derous pachyderms', and ' the
scores of red and sold warens,
cases, dens, floats and tonsas.
Hundreds are expected to be
on band at the rauroaa siaings
on 1 Jth street to watch the ele
phants scramble down the ramps
from their steel sleepers and the
many other exciting sights dur
ing the unloading process.
Almost everybody likes to see
elephants perform in the sawdust
rings: But there is another angle
to the circus arrival nowadays
Those same elephants are work
men, too. They help raise ine d:
ton and thev soot the heavy wag-
trrxTifSftV , Mrs. Fletcher ons on the lot The heavy draft-
Partridge of Oakland, Calil, ar- horse teams of six and eight have
rived in Jefferson the irst ot all but vanished. In their place
this week for a visit at the home are fleets of powerful tractors and
of her sister, Mrs. Marion . W. super--powered caterpillars which
Hall. 1 ; are used by the show for handling
Mrs. Clifford Johnson and the the thousandsof tons of parapher
twins who have been spending nalia from the trains to the
the summer at the home of Mrs. grounds.
Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; A major circus like Cole Broth
M. D. Looney, and sister Eleanor ers ' has many modern touches.
Looney left Thursday -morning There are thousands of jobs on
UUVUCJ Kin rf - ' I Aa- -
for their home at Prestott Wash. thV circus grounds that must be
Mr. Johnson, who has been em- accomplished quickly. Hundreds
ployed in Portland during tne 0f stakes must be driven mto tne
summer vacation, will return ground, and tons . upon tons of
home with them and will resume aerial rigging must be put in
his duties as superintendent of place. The thousands of seats must
the Prescott schools. - -, be erected, and the hundreds of
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Steiwer animals must be groomed and
made a business trip to Portland cared for. All must be done in
Monday and visited relatives, rapid-fire order, and systematic
Mrs.. Steiwer's sister, Mrs. F. A. ally too.
Pease of Seattle, returned with Bat, It will be at 2 and t p.
them for a visit. m. Monday, that the real thrills
Ktti Chamberlain, and 1 tW nlaee when Harry Me
Bob Hope Star9
Capitol Today
My Favorite Blonde,'
Riotous Comedy, Also
Has Madeleine Carroll
Bob Hope pictures are always
events, but the new Paramount
comedy chase, "My Favorite
Blonde." the new arrival today at
the Capitol theatre, is even more
than that It's just about as close
to being a laugh not as it s pos
sible for a film to be.
Hope's co-star Is blonde, beau
tiful and terrific Madeleine Car
roll who proves 'herself a real
commedienne. Bob sails his gags
across and Madeleine bats them
back with a speed that makes
the audience limp. Laugh piles on
laugh and thrill piles on thrill in
this latest, - fastest and funniest
of the Hope pictures. ;
: Madeleine, as a British secret
'agent with a kra ( German
spies on her heels, touches off
the fan when she docks into
-the stage door of New York's
Paramount theatre. Bob, as
Larry Haines, a ham TaadevQ
Uan whose partner. Percy, the
penguin, gets all the applanse,
is Just coming off stage. In a
screamingly fanny sequence, too
devious to detail here. Bob gets
mixed up with Madeleine and
the spies and starts for Holly
wood with the German agents
In furious pmrsoit.
- The companion show is "Dan
ger in the Pacific" with Leo Car
rillo and, Andy Devine.
mountain climbing, took, his first
lesson in i tank operation at Fort
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WALLACE BEEftT. hard-Wiled tank ecps sergeant kt'TXte settle
Sounds, seems aooni so nave iron dm wm aa
Main. "Bmgle Sonnds" starts today at the Hollywood theatre.
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pany street, stables, steel-barred
gates, and anti-aircraft guns. The
set was constructed from photo
graphs and blueprints gathered by
two camera units which lumea
actual army scenes, f Actually, it
1st ntf m MnliM t9 mnv- erlncrlaai rwver
WaTnor "Rro tiavo nnre a ffain achieved a rrand oicturization 1 but a composite of several.
of a best-seUing novel in their excellent adaptation of Stephen Beery, a licensed airplane pnot,
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Lonestreevs ine uay oisiers, we screen, aot iiun,. wniui V T 7
. .. . . . . . . i Iventor of a one-man tractor for
thing that makes for f ine screen ejitertiinment-- twift-moving
story a fine cast romance mingue ana Dnmsmi aiaiogue.
Starring in the film is Barbara
Stanwyck as the fiery, imperious J JC Am-v HeltlS
Fiona Gaylord, head of the ,Ja-l .
mous family. Appearing opposite 1 n' Flimillff Ol
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her is composed, level-headed u-n r? j
George Brent as Charles Barclay. Bugle bOUndS
a millionaire civil engineer whose
ambition it is to buy the Gaylord
estate- and build a- project of his
own. but his motive is more than
just a monetary one.
The picture introduces a new
comer, one Gig Young, wno was
j acclaimed so whole-heartedly by
preview audiences: nai wirnen
decided to adapt bis character
name as the one by . Uical adviser on the picture, saw
be known to movie patrons from ih.mm 1dh-
now on ana -." aiatoms - were " foUowed to
mai uig xoung miw.n. Th
win gam mucn prommence " UtSmuIdertlnmJie.with their
tne near nrcure. i mintbi fomni Mm - nf
features a ihm .y M.rviri war-th?r niK'k-
oi puyuii bjck-d into their shirts be-
players, all of whom give grana i low toe first button. It was all
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oont to un noyie oi.army tui-
top-notch quality of the film u jtom, and that's the way it appears
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Irving Rapper did a splendid Sam.
Filmed with the cooperation of
I the US army, "The Bugle Sounds"
I starting today at the Hollywood
I theatre, shows authentic scenes of
the armored divisions at '.Fort
I Knox, Ky Fort Lewis, Waslu,
Fort Ord. Calif , " and of the
i Louisiana battle maneuvers.
Capt Arthur W. Fields, assigned
I by the war department as tech-1
"The Cay jSisters"
fine supporting ' cast
MADELEINE CAKEOLL literally has Comedian Bob Hope In her
elntehea In the laofh-Udea rum. ravente uionae, piarms
t today at the Capitol theatre. "Danger In the Pacifk la the
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Fire Destroys
Chei3serirm
daughter, Mrs. Glen Robertson
nH m arrived Tuesday from
Redding, Calit, j to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Hamp
ton. They plan to . remain for
about ten days. Mrs. Robertson
and son are assisting with the
hop harvest at the Krebs yard.
Mrs. James Stewart left for
her home in Los Angeles Thurs
day morning. She spent the past
month at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M- S. Steph-
Farlan, the dean of eanestrian
directors, s o n n d s his silver
whistle and the big concert band
under the direction of Victor
Rabbins, the noted bandmaster,
1 e a d s the colorful cavalcade .
around ' the ' hippodrome . track, ;
the prelade to the opening
super - spectacle, "Sapa - Inca,"
and the big shew wfll be en.
The gorgeously produced open
ing 1 pageant is wrapped up ' hi
ti nno - worth of costumes and
Marple to Manage
Bonneville Office
PORTLAND, Sept 5-(P)-The
Bonneville administration an
nounced appointment of "Warren
H. Marple as manager of its low
er Columbia district office here
Saturday. He has been assistant
in the .Bonneville planning and
marketing division. He will han
dle business negotiations in the
district bounded roughly by Hood
River, Centralis and Monmouth.
ed an air raid alert from l:S3 to
6:30 a. m. Saturday until an un
identified target was found to be
friendly. At Tacoma there was an
alert from 5:53 tots. m.
KLAMATH FALLS. Sent i-UPl
Fire destroyed the Maun cheese
I factory, one of the two Klamath
county manufacturers of cheese,
at noon Saturday. The plant had
! been devoting most of its pro-
! ducbon to tilling war orders.
John Reber, plant president, es-1 Seattle Has Alert
timated the loss at sio.ooo, par
tially covered by insurance, but
said that 20,000 pounds of cneese
was saved. He said the plant
iwould continue to produce, using
facilities of the Klamath cheese
plant here.
: ; SEATTLE, Sept 5 -(JP)- The
fourth fighter command announc-
enson and other relatives; and trappings. Things wfll happen in
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also assisted with toe bean har
vest ' .
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Purvine
and daughter Doris Jean of Long
Beach. Calif., who have been en
4winr a mnnth'i vacation at
their summer home at Pamelia
Lake, and also visiting at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. John Ter
hune, left for their home Mon
day. .
MONMOUTH Miss Pearl
Clauson, daughter of .Mr. and
Mrs. William Clauson, Mulinoi
became the bride of Mr. Arthur
D. Stumn. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Darrel. B.' Stump, Monmouth, at
the three . rings, the hippodrome
oval and mid-air, all at the same
All of the famed Cole Brothers
stars and features will be pre
sented here just as presented in
Portland today and in Seattle last
week. In alL nearly 400 stars and
performers from all parts of the
world go to make up the nuse
1942 nrotfram. .,
: Salem audiences will see ." Hu
bert Castle, the world's greatest
tight-wire star; the renowned
Reif fenach t roupe of bareback
riding marvels, and the Flying
ThriiiM.- with beautiful Eileen
Harold, the triple somersaulting
Portland Growth
70,000, Two Years
PORTLAND. Sept 5 -V-.A
population increase of -70,000 since
the 1940 census was estimated
Saturday by the Portland cham
ber of commerce which said that
on the basis ot war industry work
ers, new nomes and water con
nections, the total was now. 375,-
384.
'y The chamber predicted addi
tional increases of 12,000 a month
through the early part of 1943.
Danel B. Stump, Monmouin, nrz a rur
a ceremony in the Presbyterian d .g p.. fTirvfit
church at Oreeon City August ?x re""w- T,tJ-i.- vCaCIl IlUrVCSl
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ouu yj uuci rvav
horses.
The bride was recently grad- the biir top's dome with-
uated irom uregon v-ouqs out a net below.
Education. Mr. Stump, a native jieTfa 0f performing elephants
of Monmouth, was graduated Xhis year presented in a thrfll
from Oregon College of Educa- spectacular : "Ballet of
and is engaged in farming re gjris are seen riding the ponder-
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of educated seals, monkeys, dogs,
and zebras; troupes of trained and
educated horses and the Cole
Brothers' famous " sfatteen-horse
hitch" driven by the daring Polly
Insley; the sensational Libert
horse acts, and tne regisierea
three and five gaited horse dis
ni,T h revival of the noted
Uviiij Statues, 'and the gorgeous
"Fete of the Garlands" in which
-a cnirited horses, each ridden by
ways ieiccme. Aerial Ballet, in which the big
with his father, near Monmouth,
where he and his bride will re
side. : ''. -.'. .
wootwtrxsr The Presby
terian Aid society will meet to
lthe church social rocr Septem
ber a. The society will ue an
other quUt for the Red Cross.
Members are to come at 1:30 and
hrinsr nppdle. thimble and scis-
-!- Mr. W. Scarboiroueh is in
charge of the program. Hostess- j
GRAND ISLAND Picking of
the Rochester peaches has been
completed at the orchards on the
Louis Wfll farm. Harvesting of
the Elbertas 'began this week :'
, Peaches are ripening rapidly
now with a number of varieties
being marketed from the various
orchards Jn the district. ;
Salem's Only Hom-Owned Thtatrti
Two Aco Gits!
Continuous Today and
Monday 1-11:30 p. m.
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top la a maze of flying forms, are
in store for Salem circus fans be
neath the big top.
For the convenience of circus
Datrons. fc downtown ticket office
will be in operation all day Mon-
I day at . the Capital drug ; store.
State and liberty streets, where
tickets for both performances will
be on sale at the same prices
charged at the circus grounds.
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direcial iob and told his many-
sided story in a thorougn manner,
mySnfaining a constant atmos-
; nhr of suspense. Lenore coi-
fee's adaptation ox .tne zamous
novel left nothing to be desired.
I Characters, . situations, and j dia-
lnrni were all brought to ine
screen In a faithful translation.
Th rnmnanion feature is
catr Oirl" starring Eddie
Bracken and June Preisser.
The renroduction of a US armv
post covered a two-acre set at the
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayor studios,
and . comnrised four large bar
racks, officers quarters, a com-
Centinaoas from If. M. R
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Capital Drug Store, 405 State at Liberty - ;
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