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Page Ten THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Ja Colonial To Bring "No Greater Glory" ; McDonald Offer "Mighty Barnunt it Dames" Big Warner Musical Hit Is Rex Art) action on Sunday Kinf Vidor launches his .lreer t fell fladfed independent producer With "Our Daily Bread," tfaf powerful , Soman drama which is scheduled to m to the Rex theater Friday. Although Vidor baa been making. ; hia own productiona for rears, tbia ii tha firat time ha baa done his own financing, which puta him definitely in ' tha independent producer clnia, along, with Samuel Goldwyn. D.rryl F. Zanuck, Doufla. Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and other produccra who re lease through United ta, Vidor eatablisbed headquarters in Hollywood at the United Artists stu ' dloa, where be abot lain interfora. Moat of the picture, however, was taken on location at Tarsana, the Edirar Hire Burrouglia ranch In the rolling Sa 1 Fernand valley, wbere the largest aet built tbia year waa constructed. Tbe atory concerns an average '; yonnf city couple, down on their luck. who take a new lenae on life and love when th find themselves transplant " ed to a farm, and siirrornd themsel ' Tea with a group of disinherited folks, : like themselves, from all walka of life. Expecting to find penre and happl '-' neaa close to nature, they are aur prised to encounter emotional eon : flicta more atirring than any that con fronted them In the whirling rortei of tbe city. Their lo- la threatened by a beautiful, unscrupulous blonde who enters tbe picture and cnusea an up- heaval In the Uvea of the aweet. de. voted little wife and all those around - her. The east, headed by Karen Mrlcj Tom Reene, Rarbira Pepper, John ' Qualen and Addison Richards, Is an unusually large one, boasting forty ' speaking parte and Hundreds of minor players, i - Some conception of tbe magnitude of the situation can be pleaned from the fact that a restaurant, equipped to feed 800 persons a day, and a hospital to take care of emergency caeca were Installed. t see What la heralded as one of the - great movie auccessea of the season, "No Greater Glory." a Columbia nro. durrioo. Is eomlng Wednesday to the ' Colonial theater. It la of a type which producers ' wonld have flatly refused to undertake, not an many yeara ago. and 1 a hopeful sign that Hollywood to aware that public taste in drama baa undergone considerable change sine, the early daya of the talkie. Tb picture waa directed by Frank Boraage, who. Judging from bla past accesses, haa an uncanny judgment f what type of etorlea and emotions really entertain America. He la best known for bla work In such acreen Playa as Huraor.sn.u.," "Seventh Heaaven," "Bad Girl." "Farewell to Arma" and "A Man'e Castle." If there ta a type of dramatic material com mon to earn of these productions, it la that of aincere, natural action and motion which reflects life Itself In stead of artificial fanciea. The atory on which "No Greater Glory" la based, baa Ita aettlngs In Budapest, Tlnngary. The people of the drama have the Joya and aorrowe, the amhltlona and dlsappolntmenta. the atrugglra and triumphs which are the common fato of humanity. The main action la based on the struggles of rival organisations of yontha to get posseaalon or a recreation lot, which to them assumes an Importance as great as any nation. After the manner of their eldera, they take the position that wbat'a worth having is worth fighting for with resulta which are not easy to imagine. Tbe cast Includes Ralph Morgan, Lois Wilson, George llreakston, Frankle Darro, Kgon Hrecber, Jackie Heart, Jimmle Hutler, Jonald Hnynea and Rolf Ernest. That venerable house of a thousand wonders wbicb once drew tbe ffullibj, multitudes to Broadway and Ann street in Now York Barnum'a Araer- lean museum rises again on the TWO OF THE PRINCIPALS IN "THE MIGHTY BARNUM"! THIS WEEK'8 BILLS HEILIG Suudny to Tbura day, "Imitntion of Life," with Claudctte Colbert. Warren Wil liam; Friday and Saturday, dou ble bill, "Red Morning" with Nfef. fl Duma, plus "Dawn Trail," with Buck Jonra. MCDONALD Sunday to Wed nesday, "The .Mighty Barnuin," with Wallace Berry; Thursday to Saturday, double bill, "Transnt lantic Merrygoround," with all star cast, plus "I Am a Thief," with Rlcardo Corlez. REX Sunday to Tuesday, "Dames," big Warner musical with all-atnr cast; Wednesday, Thursday, "One Hour Late," with Joe Morrison; Friday, Hat unlay, double bill, "Our Daily Bread," with Tom Kccne. plua "Student Tour," with Charles Butterworlb, STATE H 11 n l ay , .Monday, Servanta F.ntrance," with Janet (iaynor; Tuesday, Wednesday, "Menace," Willi flertrude Michael; Thursday to Saturday, double bill, "The World Moves On." with Madeleine Carroll, plua "Barhe lor Unit," with Stu Erwln, I'ert Kelton. , COLONIAL Sunday to Tues day, "Three Cornered Moon," with Clatidette Colbert; TVednea day, Tbursdny, "No Greater Glory," with Frnnkie Darro; Fri day. Saturday, double bill, "The Captain Hates the Sea," with Jack Gilbert, many othera, plus "I Give My Love," with Tanl Lukas. acreen of the McDonald theater today when the 20th century's "Tbe Mighty llarnum beglna a four day engage ment, with Wallace Beery In the title role. With full accuracy of detail. Darvl Zanuck reproduced tbia once-fa mous edifice, right down to replicas of the exhibits which Americana of century ago eagerly paid their 28e plecea to rase on In wide-eyed amass ment. The FIJI Mermaid, the Woolly torse, ine midget timers! Tom bumb. the Cardiff Giant and even lolce Heth, the agad negrets claimed to he WO years old and one-time nurse of the Infant George Washington are represented. Adolphe Meniou. Virginia Bruce. oehello Hudson ard Janet Beecher piny important roiea in the screen play which alter Lang directed from script by Gene Fowler and Bess eredytll. The production, which resses the comedy i.nle. la released through I'nlled Artists. ' ' fit' ' ' ' x jb, - vi'Wf " r., Jlfl Wallace Beery, who plays the title role, and Vlralnli Bruce, seen as the beautiful "Jenny Llnd", r shown here as they will be seen In "Tha MlQhty Barnum", opening today at the. McDonald. EYES AUTO BUSINESS! University High School"! A period of extended practice will present Itself to tbe Unl Hi Band un til tbe middle of Manb, when the state contest for Class C llanda la held. John Stehn. the director, baa begun rebes rials on the band'a eelrctlve num ber, "Creme de la Creme." The required nuuilwra and pre liminary aelectlona base not yet been decided upon. The Cafe Rouge, this yssr'a Girls' League Formal, will be held at nine o'clock In the school ludllorium on January 25. Venice Boyd and ber five French melds are In charge of the refresh mama; Dorothy Drnslow, the pro gram; Jo Alnutl. feiurea; Maude I:d monds, orchestra; Sue Flegel, advert. Islng; and Eleanor Healy, patrons and patronesses. Programs will he fifty rente. Mat aiomea orcnestra haa been engi.ged to play Tor the affair. General chairman of tbe affair Is Beulah Chapman, aoclal chairman of tha Girls' League. For the first time, tbe Girls' lea gue of University and Eugeno high schoola are working tog-thcr to ap.n aor a movie sometime in February. The money will he d In helping to start a rhlldren'a handicap school on the west aide of Eugene. At thtlr srml-anmisl Girls' Lesgue eenncil meeting, the members r report! of their work since the first ! oi ine year. A scrap bonk Is b'ing kept by Dorothy Denslow. In wbi.-h la recorded all affairs given by tbe Girls' League. The "Faraway Irlnrce." a one-act play, la being rehearsed bv the Sopho. more Dramatic club and will be pra aented next Friday asemlly. The cast is as follows: the princess. Lois Masters; Hcrr Ntrabrl, Fred Waller; the landlady, Evelyn Jones; a wait ress, I'esrl Getchel; Frau llaldorf, llelene Parsons; Millie, Gertrude Knoy; and the nurse, Martha Myers. Resolved; That the Federalist gov ernment should adopt the policy of equalising educational opportunity throughout the nation by meana of annual grants to the several states for public, elementary and secondary education. This is the question de bated on by members of the llelvet lons, school debiito club, as a trvout quotlnn for the school dehste team at the meeting f (I,, rl -h Insl W..I. ncsdav. I'd Lnrkey. Tom lll.-k. lion HSl" if Girl Scouts (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7) ton, Rutb Billing, assistant leaders; No, 7, Miss Marion Uibtw, meets at Stella Magludry school. Miss liobin (iibbo, asjsistaut leader; No, 6, Mrs. F. C. Pursle.v, meets at Christian church. Misses Tommy Heid and Leota McCracken. assistant leader; No. 9, Mrs. H. L. Phillips, meeu at Edison school, Miss Edna Carls en, assist ant leader; No. 10. Mrs. L. L. Ray, meets at tbe Methodist church, Miss Rutb Endicott, assistant leader; .No. 11, Jdisg bileen Loud, meets at Condon school. Miss Jean Mnrtin, assistant leader; No. 12, Mrs. K. M. Murdoek, meets at Roosevelt Junior high, Miss Cecile Gill, assis tant leader; No. 13, Miss Alice Spur cin, meets at Presbyterian chunel. Itrownie Packs No. 1, Mis Eliza beth btetson, .Miss Elizabeth On thank, Kdison school; No. 2, Miss Betsy Sallee, Condon school, Miss Jean Taylor assistant. Brownie Packs are to be started at Frances Willard and Lincoln schools and at River Road school. Troops are to be started at Wilson Junior hich and River Road schools. County troops are no longer under the jurisdiction of the Eugene council. but are contacted through visits and correspondence. Active county troops nre at Veneta, Junction City, Westfir, Walker, hnnnirfteld, Crcswcll. Cot tage Grove, Leaburg, Coburg, Jasper, and a Brownie Pack at Florence. New Iroons durint the venr In clude, in Eucene. three: in countr. three. New lenders durinir the voar in clude, in Eugene, eleven captains, thir teen iissistiint leaders; county, eight. ( nurses siven liirm? thn ver in cluded: first aid, Mrs. Delia Fitzger- ld: home nurse. Mrs. Delia Fitzger :ld: crafts. Miss Margaret Litcher: minstrel. Mrs. Onnl Thome. Bndp examinations were given monthly dur ing the schoul year. leaders' asso ciation meetings were held monthly durinir the school year. Money-rnis- mc nrojects included, bndire benefits. four held one day in April. imperial aftivttips were: Girl Scouts- parents pMtKk dinner, May 2.'t, ovpr four hundred present for interest in enmp; carnivals, food and candy sales, i other monry-rnming projects bv in- lividiml troops to send members to ca m p. I lie court of awards was held March 1. l.i.'M. Kollowiii!: were the badges vn: lifferent itroficienc.v bndces Mid award;, fifty; number of Girl iScuuts receiving awards, seventy; totnl number of awards, two hundred eighty-five; first class awards, seven: spennd class awards, nineteen; world knowledge, four; world interpreter, three; cold stars (pprfect nttendnnce. one year) IwpIvp; silver service stripe. I fir years registration and service ft Girl Scout k two, Sneaker for court. .Mrs. I harles II. Corlptt; pre spntation of awards, Mrs. Wendell I. tan Loan, commissioner. National Girl Scout Week celebra tion wptp held from March 11-17. twenty-second anniversary of the Girl cout organization: October to November 3, Girl Scout week cele bration around the founder's birthday; play days, church attendance. Girl Scout window displays, and radio pro grams. National trainins courses and visi- ors were listed for the year. A one- traininir course bv .Miss aal Stark, regional director, was held April 6. There was a breakfast with camp committee and training sessions from ten to three o'clock for all lead- rs. Eugene and county. There was a mectintr of Girl Scouts to henr Miss Stark. A covered-dish dinner in honor f Miss Stark for council members and ivourrs was fivon . in. held. On Ucc,"? , Mary Jane Littlcfi",, adviser held training mS'" and Tuesday at thre- 0vi' at ten and seven toV. .ij all Eugene and di,tri ," comci I dinner in honor of v1 field for council member.1H bands or wives vs. I??"., ducted national ,? talk at Snci.l wv.," "'."w in ia stu, February 19. Vnria.1 rill C Ktven. Radio ProSram,Pr,f'5i sored. A proernm was .11 Veneta Girl Scout c,rffl aprmg. A Christmas nt' given at the Lane L'ounii P1 eember 20. uat' Tbe director, i;.. ... spoke at the service cfatr.H . drive; accompaaiJN oner at th. J- the fall commissioner Cohiire. Thi H l "'"' . Jl.ttl. er spoke. The director ."H at Ven?ta7 'and JnT ellliren cnrvrir.no . n '.l,t i April .28: hsd ch of social workers' class, Msr; J iim iMiT or ri-nn . .. st llir. It, - ii fed in th. ""I cooperation u-ult ...v.. done s u T " 7 n' rfl. . ."V"" V " " ""I'. I .11 I'll wnk . i J.euKHC Kirn luvs fnp Cll SI'llt Sr-rillilmnl.-s f.. iil Home iii Portland: sn. n,i party ijifts to Mrs. Ki.-hardl police matron- spur ... ti.t1! baskets: did clerical ori. ,,"3 health unit: (troup donatej J for third sninnini. t L. home economics diri-ion, Orfml extension service. 1 "l-lelii received fruni ntt... .1 tinna anil ln.1 iv 1.1.. .. 1.. : , - ihciush: site clennnj; bv . C. C; ilwJ , ' "V, ' , ?'. Jasper and Florcnco merchin-i I son Ptnte economics uivisinn: mmn t'.J U elrnre .eague, individual frJ Ui Killll.ili the summer permanent aj-l held .lulv K to AiiL'iiM 4 tnrA individual Girl Scour. There ij on tne stjitt, including nnrsMtjJ iniip iiuiivnips innwipd: Sim life-saving. boahng. sailor rJ ini"iu?, tnuing, era us. pnpp!i,J cry. dancin-j. games, dramsticil paper, enmpfirp procrnm. ariicies ror gitrs trom matem'il able in camp for the OhristBil the hirthilay parties. Sprj.'J ities included: Christmas tunl trimmed tree. Sauls f'laiw. nil for everyone made and eifkiuJ the campers. There wj i 4 parry rue litto anniverMrr Ml Clenwox. with members of as. iiinii-K an ut:i. nna witD I'M of presents made bT cnmiwnl were nature treasure hikes, I overnight hikes, outdoor fo"hil a voice-sppitkinsr rhoir. hr4 visits by two members of -J camp committee were man Y Hillman Iueddemnnn. Portliil Jlrs. Otto Brehm. Seattle. A camp reunion wns hM 1' son s grove between EbwI Springfield in September. Ail night hike, cooking orr nf oampfire program with mm camp incidents and pxpfriij Scouts from ( amp ( leawoii camps made up the prncram. t 1 new snow playground shelter above ' the OhsidiHii caiiius Saturday. j They left at nine o'clockhad lunch at Shelter. The croup enjoyed all i Linda of snow sports and returned by i I dark. ! llr. ,1. D. Stewart and Anna Lou , Itroslionc nurse, accompanied the j scouts, llenn Karl V. Ontliank was I in charge, assisted bv MLss AUca i Spurgin and scout trailers. e . The Girl Scouts Icndera' associa tion plans a mecliiii; .laniiarv 21 at even-thirty at the home of .Mis. Wendell I,. an I.tmn, commissioner. The Girl annual report 'mils was ninilc for the local out this week Japanese fllvvera will dot hialiwnv. of th rM i k..iij... . m. mr .nown nere can mane tneir vision come true vH.a iiy..y irom an merican make, the tiny machine, the Dat CWIder,. l Lewi, lloffm... . i i " ..,ow" "- S- car. and I. aald to be i iu..rn win mnit' le othera yet to up the teiiin. The schedule fur school debates Is as Inllt.nx: I mlay, Kebninry 22, l'nl versltv hmh Sirini;ficlil; Monday. Feb ruary 2.V l'niverslty hlrh Coltsse firove: Monday. Mnn-h -I, Itoseburt;. 1'nllersily liiarlt dual, fnntest at Hose-biiri- A. M.j Mvrllo freek l'niversily blth dual contest at Myrtle freek "New Poor." tbe play the senior atage In Czechoslovakia, by -Misa Alice Spurgiu. director, at the annual meetini: held the first of the week. At this nicetini:. Mrs. Wendell L. Van Loan was re-elected commis sioner. Following is Mi.-s Snursiu's report: Troop captains Nn. 1. Miss Hetty Allen, meets at Fnivrrsity liit-b. Miss Maluta ltcad. assistant bailor- vrt o ! Miss Florence Nnib.i!:iia. meets at Baptist church, .Miss luise l'urslcy, ; assistant lender: No. .'!, Mrs. A. Alderman, meets at Lincoln school Misses Jean Ma. liren and Miriam Apparently , , 1 4' Mr'' ........ ui-'i.t in imp ;uier nt en er- X.i. 7. l;. TODAY . ALL EUGENE Will MARVEL AT THE PRINCE .OF HUMBUGS.... WHO WAS MOKE AMAZING THAN THE RAZZLE-DAZ IfewWORLD HE CREATED.:. m assist- 7.f Jraveyt nritiin ainn inn i n ...iu . " assembly plant In Australia. Prlnc. Chichih., .m... k.-.i.:. Z" V ''""'even .tumor hich. M mil.j. i. ' .i. u.. .... . . i.i-iiy jane ,, ...unii ncr. m mo wneoi at ine rokonama n ant. er- No i! class has chosen to live this year, the rigth or fifteenth of February, has had a very successful run in New I York. Two casts have bad alternate re hearsals on Weilnculnys and Friiln.is. and at last Friday'a rehearsal the final cast was chosen by Itnvd .Im k son with the assistance of Helen Veh. len. The play Is to be given either i nonipnn. a- er: .No. ft, Misa Martha and Mivs rhvre Itrvson Methodist church. Misses Mnxine llor. srnnt Irad-tioodricll. Dick Johnston Movie Editor, R.ottter-Gu.rd says- Is Tht FINEST PICTURE EVER MADE!! It Comes Wednesday la " wj-risai MAIIUNAl PlCrWf-fV' GUY KIBBEE ZASU PITTS HUGH HERBERT DICK POWELL RUBY KEELER JOAN BLONDELL $5 ej SyU . r-1 X rVv COLOR EOTl Vml TRAVELOG 1 r dv-'T . I 'SwItierl.nJ I TODAY NEWS CARTOON COMEDY NOVELTY Sh. found love In th. kitchen G AYfJOR j Cetr AYRES He' 4S TODAY Continuous Ml p. Here's Your Favorite CLAUDETTE COLBERT- As you learned to love her In "It Happened One Nlghf i a is the story of Barnum' own Lie... as Ihii Prince ol Humbugs rose from a grocery- store dream through triumphs and disasters to "fAe greatest thow on earth I V. 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