Capital journal., March 14, 1925, Image 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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BILL AT
Htudius the mw bill at the
Bligh theater this tiunduy is "The
Hungei'iuu lUvue.'1 The attraction
is goret'ously staged, beautifully
costumed aud is one uf the clever
Cbt offering)! of the lllin seaaou.
loin Campbell, the producer, bus
chosen an allegation of artiste
In the vaudeville aud musical com.
edy fioldD. Jiiniuy tiurgeut aud
Helen Wrlght'ii nuuseuskul "thia-
ing and 'thaUiiK will cause
many laughs, while Miss Armand
.will dance her way into the hearts
ot til j shop nerd. Miss Marvell
A r maud, well known French cello
soloist, with Howard K usee It at
the tiiano. will entertain with
musical sek-cliuns. The act will
please the most fastidious.
Ada Weber, billed aa the "Aris
tocrat of Syncopation," has a new
line of songs in store for the
thtater-Ruers. She will give her
brand of numbers, and according
to repurW clung the circuit her
material is well liked.
Wild and Stduliaiu aro a well
ma titled pair of entertainers.
Their offering bears all the ear
marks of class, ability and versa
tility. The two will exchange
comedy, sine a little and offer
other novel stums for their chare
of the program.
Sulilvan unit Mack are a due of
high clas artists presenting a
novelty musical act. Sullivan Is
the inventor of the "Saxaphobia."
It is like the xylophone but has
the tonnl qualities of a saxophone.
The pair will win the hearts of
the music lovers.
Orlando is n juggler who will
Juggle anything e can lay his
hands on. His comedy chatter will
make a hit with the liligh fans.
mm CONCERT
L
On SuihI evening, another sac
" red concert ii being offered by the
chorus choir of the Central Con
gregational church. This Is their
first concert since Christmas, and
gives promise of unusual interest.
Tho hour Is 7 30. The program
follows:
Parr 1. Processional.
Invocation.
'ilrlshtly Gleams Our Banner,"
- written by R. M. Stultz, chorus
chiir and olo by Mrs. Guy New
gent. Vocfil sol, Ronald Craven.
Oh He Joyful in the Lord (Mabel
E. North) chorus choir.
Seek Ye the Lord, chorus choir
and solo by E. E. Elliott.
Solo, M ins Myra Glenson.
God Calling Yet (Will H. Rue
biifh) chorus choir.
Part 2. Rejoice In the Lord, M.
L, McPhall, chorus choir.
Solo, Mrs. Guy Nnwgent.
The King of Love (Carrie It.
Adams) chorus iholr and solo by
Miss Pearl Eyre.
Male qu:utot, Harry Gwynn, Dr.
L. C. Barri:k, d?ar H. Leach,
Ronald Craven.
Vio'in solo, Leonard Chad wick.
The Ilavens are Tellintj (I'ranz
Joaef Hyden) chorus choir and
trio. Mr. and Mis. W. H. Burnt,
and R. Craven.
There mo forty voices in this
organization. Mr. Alvin Meade Is
the directm". and Ceil Deacon th4
accompanist.
MEAT EATING
Otis Skinner Plays
Comedy Role, Music
Tuneful, Fantastic
(By Harry1 N. Crain.)
To announce Oils Skinner In a
i-nnipdy mitt Jiay SHJ rathoi fur.
rtctu") U those students and fol
lower if the legitimate stage who
cer's magnificent characterization
of the humor, picturesque Sancho,
Kussell Janney, the producer has
made an elaborate production of
the gold'n age of Spain. Special
Lucille Middleton, Spanish dancer In Otis Skinner's "Sancho Fanza'1
saw him In "Kismet," probably his
greatest production and unques
tionably the one which established
him firmly In the theatrical world
but that Is exactly the nature of
the vehicle In which he comes to
the Grand theater next Wednes
day evening. j
True, "Sancho Panza." the at I
traction for Wednesday night, Is
something of a classical comedy
through which there runs a strong
vein of practical philosophy.
Nevertheless, it Is a comedy, a
fantastical comedy at that, and it
is embellished with some of the;
most delightful and tuneful music
that has been presented in recent
tneatrical seasons.
Melchoir Lengyel, the well
known Hungarian playwright, Is
the author, who has based his play
on certain episodes in Cervantes'
immortal story, "Don Quixote,
which relate the adventures of the
Don's peasant quire, Sancho
Panza, when he la suddenly trans
ferred to the throne of Darataria.
Sancho insists on sharing his new
found splendor with Dapple, his
little Bray donkey; court etiquette
perplexes him; false courtiers
seek to betray him; but In the
end he out-wits them, and wins
the heart and approval of his sub
jects.
As n background for Mr. Sltln-
mu&lc has been composed by Hugo
Kelix, who wrote "Madame Sher
ry," "Pom Pom" and "Marjolaine.'
The dances were arranged by Bert
French of "The Music Box Re
vue." Costumes and scenery were
designed by James Reynolds of
Ziefeld's "Follies." The produc
tion was staged hy Richard Bo
Icslawsky of the Moscow Art thea
ter. In addition to the principal
players, there is a- large ensemble
of singers, dancers and supernum
eraries, making this Mr. SkinnerV
biggest production Bince "Kis
STYLE SHOW AT
W. 0. W. CIRCUS
S.'.lem's femlulne population Is
becoming Intensely Interested in
the spring style show wbicb Is to
be a feature o( tbs big W. O. W
circus at the armory March 19.
20, 21 Tbe style show will be
staged on the evening of Friday
March 20, when the Tery latest
modes In women's apparel will be
exhibited by professional models
wno bava been especially engaged
for the event. Madame Buffe-
Morirson of tbe French Shop will
present a showing of gowns, coats
wraps and millinery. Distinctive
gowns and new styles which have
not previously been shown here
will be featured. The U. O. Skip
ley Btore will present a galaxy of
styles In women's sport wear.
Dresses, sweaters- skirts and en
semble suit will be Included In
the Shipley group.
Wild anlma' acts are featured
In the Henrv Brothers circus pro
gram Including an unueual novel-
r wt by a performing cougar. No
circus 1 complete without the
ankuing antics of the clowns and
Henry Brothers oave a rib tick
ling aggregation of fun makers
who will delight old and young.
A monster atreet parade includ
Ing four bands and a number of
uniformed W. O. W. drill teams,
free dancing after each Derform-
ance and many novel and amusing
features tor the amusement of the
crowds have been arranged by th
local w. O. W. committee of which
r. P. Smith is chairman.
rAUK THREE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
' The following articles of Incnr.
poration were filed yesterday with
W. E. Crews, state corporation
commissioner:
Robertson Timber company
North Bond: Incorporators, W. O
Robertson, I. M. Robertson, R. S
Iloberteon; captial, 15000.
Lower Columbia River Ferry
company, Portland; Incorporators,
A. u. Forrester, A. F. Aston, D.
Menkers: rnnitnt ilrtnnnn
Under the blue sky acta permit
was issued to the Arthur Aader
son Fish comonnv of Astoria tn
Fell bonds in tbe sum of $60,000.
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OREGON
STARTS SUNDAY
(TOMORROW)
Matinee 30c Evening 40c
Nelson, B- C, Mm 1-1 Differ
ences in religious opinions threat
en to split a Uoukhobor colony of
this district Into two factions. It
was revealed here lont night when
600 members under the leadership
of Larion W. Verogin, nephew of
Peter Vereglii, who was killed In
in explosion nboard a railroad
train las; year, selected the name
jf Peter Lordly's christian com
munity of universal b.-nthorhood
tor their coiony.
The nephew aaid tnat the Invak
from the main body, the christian
community of universal brother
hood, was due to Peter Veregin,
Jr., who was elected head of the
rgan!zatl.n after his father's
death, and who Is In Russia, not
being a true follower of his father
"having deserte. htm and being nd
dieted to the use of meat, tobacco
and liquor."
They claim that the late Peter
Veregtn gave his blessing as pros
pectiva leader to Anastasla Holu
rftha, one of the seccders.
SILVERTON GIRLS AFTER
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Silvertun. Or., March 14. (Spe
cial.) By defeating Mill City.
Wednesday niRht, the Sllvcrton
blBh school itirls won the cham
pionship of this district In basket
bill and are well on their way to
the state championship. The score
of Wednesday nlRlit was 43 to 13.
Ths Eirls will play Sandy at Ore
tron City tonight and In the near
future will meet Seaside. If they
win In these two games they ex
Ject to tour the eastern part of
ths state. Only once In three years
have they been defeated and that
early In this season at Estacada.
At the game with Estacada all of
the first team players were not
ut. The personnel of this team is
Bertha Aim, Dena Aim, Kathleen
Booth, Florence DeSart and Helen
Johnson. Mia, Olivia Hoffman of
the Sllvcrton high school faculty
has bn coach for the past two
yenis.
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Last Times Today: Buck Jones
STARTS TOMORROW
HIS FIRST BIG 'UN!
6 Reels of
r nm mi
run inrms
Folk! W
HIS FIRST
FEATURE
LENGTH
Howdy,
, Here he is! The laugh king in his
biggest laugh hit! The prettiest girl in
Hollywood plays the lady of the Lim
ousine but that isn't all. There's a
surprise in this
couldn't guess.
that even a wizard
Charlie Murray,
Claire Adams and a
great cast help the
laughs along.
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