The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, April 13, 1928, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textw I I .for. AnrnWj2L TERSONP.-T. A. IpmSOBENB FILM vrt . I, h 1'at- I o'Sock ii the morD- I sill H. '" , -ho, trew ''' at 3 o'cl. r' fcr uia saowmi,- rt" which 1 lo knw ti0f T "is story by EidS! form ,be commMet ot W TiStlmte futhe "cl'o1 ! A.,nJu,;HT with a erouu ;"s Thev were .lirected by fwStf. Dr. vmv I'aw. I v." : i mirk in Ore- tali m L d the Kolster Radio 954 89 West Broadway I At the Rex j ,f. jp Soeire from "Freckles" at the Rex. R'lEH'L ENTERS TRYOUT8 Arthur RieliL lliS-pound wrestling chauipion of the University of Ore gon, will enter the Olympic tryouts and A. A. V. atnienc meet to &e stg pi In Portland Anril 27 and 28. Hii-iil will enter the 123-pound elass and is working toward that weight now. LOANS Both private and Com- Dany money- C J. i,ee-U. I. Sie- man Agency, 200 Bank of Commerce Bid. tf wahero j PC ConHnuous -J j Prince of Pan- II MARRY Wf N tomimel Here he 111 aaafc, ssw pJ Am geoeIe Wlftllur11fv McMURPHEY ' $F H II II 11 .11 a Ktllege Knights J 1 with I Coming 1 1 inti Sax Quartet I "The Love Mart" II 1,1 and Vocal Trio I VTta l mm nr. TODAY and SATURDAY GENE SIMTON PORTER S v FOLLIES" (T ' 11 A Miniature Fanchon I Marco Re rue T Elabarata J f?tl"'9 Bd Nightly 1 V Llahtlng Effect, 8: ' 11 an THREE MISSING LINKS' Comedy 8cream r-t r-niational N OTT HEX PRICES r: Rex Music 1 to 11 THE EUOEXE GPAED Paco Th!rtn FIMOUS SINGER IS JfflNOREDfiY.VETS 5tme. Ernestine ?rbnninn-Hink, why miss in Kusene on the evpiiini of r ridur. May IS, has m,t been hon ored at unveiling f bronae nlauue, the ifift of the disabled American vet eritiis of the World war. which wan dedicated to her during her farewell concert in Stinuespoliis, Minn., re cently. The plaque is the first memorial of any kind t be placed in the new aud itorium tmd ctmmiemtirntes tke sing ers last appearance and her service durmn nnd since the war tor Teterann. By coineidenee, it occurred on the fifth anniversary of the day wiieu Mmmme Schnmann-lieink became the official "mother" of line 2uo,0y0 dis abled American veteraus. Mayor George Leach also presented the . sinner with an engrossed scroll from HO leading organizations of the city, including the Civic ami Com merce association, the Ilotary, Ki wnnis and Liona chtbs, musUnii organ izations and women's clubs. Designed nfler the pattern of a l.'lth eelitury resolution in the hands of a noted art colector here, the scroll is an il lumination art work, and cost $irfl. In one panel of art. work are half a doaen scenes of Minneapolis and in another panel are the names of great roles in opera for which the contralto is worid-famoua. The official seal of the city is in the lower right hand corner. Madame Schnmann-IJeink is en route to the Pacific coast on the second transcontinental tonr of her farewell. Drain Screen and Stage HEX Friday, "Freckles and the r;Httrsm sohoo! kitMips foil.?, COUtflALr Friday, Wfaai Price Glory." 11KILK3 Fritiay, Norma Shears i "The Latsi froui Faris." MoiHKNALD Fritlay, iiarry Laag duo in Tbe Cfeaser' DRAIN, April 13. ( SpPciaU !rs. Hoy Owmss and sou Jolm Ie Koy, 'of Bollinham, WahM and 5!r. nail Mrs. J. K. Fonts and sons Jam?s and Leslie of Raymond. Wash., are visiting 'at the home of thp ladles niofher Mrs. J. W. Heasipy. They had attended the funeral and burial of their grandfather J, J. Heddn at Salein, Ore., last week and took ad vantage of their proximity to Drain. Mr. Fonts returned home the first uf this week. Mr, and Airs. Perry Swearinsen of Ailiany visited relatives here over the i Miss Ruby Delk, teaeher of domes tie science and art In the Leslie Jun ior hih si-hool visited her parents here Easter Sunday. Miss Ddk has bees re-elected to the position she now holds for another year. Sirs, Lucy Brookhart has returned home from aa extfindtfd visit made with friends in Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Tbad Barhonr of the "Doo Home Innff eonfertionery nr the parents of a 10-lb. boy born April 7th at Springfield. Word has iwen received by Sir. and Mrs. C. IL IMk of the birth of a baby boy to their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1elk Jr. of Port land oa Anril 4. This is their first child and the mother will be remem bered as Miss Bonnabelle Kent. Both are former Irain youn folks. Mr, and Mrs. Hoy Bedford and son Paul have moved to looking Glass, taking their household goods hf trurk this wftek. Mr. Hertford has work with thft Pine Mountain Lumber company, freighting lumber from Pine Mountain to Rosebtirg. Vernon llowarth has al so accepted a job with the same rsm paoy and will assist Mr. Hertford, X MASTERLY screen mterureta tioa of the late Gene !tratto8 Porter's famous novel, Freckles, made uadr the direction oi Ixkj Meehan. her son-in-law, for FRO. opened Friday at the Hex theater. As is evidenced by the sale of m,re than 2MiO,UkHi couies of the book. ''Freckles," is a story and picture w h iefa a p ea Is to a very wide va riety of theater-goers. It is clean wholesome charming, and interest inn and deserves being seea by every one. The story deals with the adven tures of as orphan boy with only One arm. With no tradition of family be hind him. Freckles sets out to show the stuff from which he is made by accepting the dangerous jsost of tim ber guard ia the LiniierIost Forest, a large and wild section ef valuable trees. Iuriag the pursuance of bis duties, he meets the Swamp Asgel with whom he falls in lore. But to tell the maimer in which he wins out would be to spoil the story. A fine-cast was chosen and all the roles aro excellently portrayed. The cast includes John Fox, Jr., Oene Stratton, liobart Bosworth, Kulalie Jensen, Billy iieott, Lafe McKee and Fraukie Darro. And On the stage the Patterson school "Kiddies Follies a miniature Fan-chon-Mareo act of singing, dancing, and novelties featuring the students of the Patterson (trade school. Klab orateiy staged, special settings and lighting effects. Playing nightly at 8:45 and at the Saturday matinee at li p. in, gasper Dance. Dreamland Hail Every Wednesday end Saturday Ladles Fres Men ?$Q JASPER. April 13spi?cial Mrs, Joe Hills is able to be out again after an attack of la grippe. A crowd of Jasper folks attended the play entitled Ttte Curtailed Courtship' given by the young peo ple of Camp Creek at the Camp Creek church last Saturday evening, it was voted a grand success, and over $20 was realized from the sale of Imskets, The money is to be used for equipping the church with better lights. Those who attended from here were Mr. sad Mrs. Chester Wallace mid son, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallace and son, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Jones and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Bailey and family and Tom Wallace, Quite a crowd of young folks of the Jasper C, E. hiked to the top of the hutte aboce Chimney Hock early Sunday morning built a bonfire and cooked their Faster breakfast which consisted of about all the good things one could think of. They specially mention hot dogs, eggs, doughnuts, pickles and etc, and ail report a fine time. A keen interest was takes among the club workers in the cooking school held in Knirene isst wppfe. sev eral prises were won by rfmie of the members of the cooking club, William Smith, Mrs. Kobert Wal lace and son Tom and Eelnm Bailey were dinner guests at the Kussell Wilson boms at Lowell Wednesday eveaing. w B Follow The Crowds! See km A creature of the Pari Slums, she became the toast of Paris and then MM you'll love .er liBel. J W SLA ' A LL broadeutittg tat ton Ueetts have been extended by the Fed eral Kadm Commission to expire May 1. in order that plans may W mstle to curry out those provisions of (he new radio act requiring "equitable ditrtbuitou" of radio facilities ong the several states. At the same time the Commission announced that all lipases covering coastal, point to Hint, technicsil and training, sperl atenral, ship and amateur radh trans mitting stations, extended March 15 and Mxrvb 20, are to ruiinate on August Hi, next. App-ications for new license or re newals in the uea-broadcasting class es must be filed witb the commission mi later than. July 31, through the supervisors of radio of the depart ment of commerce, if not already filed. Licenses issued by th Federal iladio Commission during tbe past year for a definite period are xtst ef fected by the order. It is anticipated by members c the commission that a definite iriau of reailoration will be worked sut by May I, under which step toward eoMipiytiig with the new law will be taken, it is proiaible that realloca tions will be made gradually rather than in a mass. 2:15, baseball; 7, Boy Scouts; Jim, Camp Fire girls. Ki IQ ( STKSm8 iOkH Spokane 6, concert arcltestrs; t travelogue 10, iisii,s muic. KOiOt3t4Jm-970kc Seattle 5, Kiddies' program; T, Tinphn ; 11, dani'e ui-ie. Caifforafa Statiaaa KOf 3,4m-Tkrt aklsml tVSt. Wfs.her, bsebll ? bHik chatj lO, dance music. KFiilH.5J-tMttkH Ijft Ausele: 4, male quartet; 4:45, Hebrew melo ?e; nmie quartet; 34, cKrtrl; 11, KFI midnight frolic, KFCi,t32.Tm-S'iikp) San Fran cisco Ceoiiia?i i Frank Ms. concert IstUMt; Sliselm tiUtcebkm, violinist and Frederick Brown tenor; 12, organ ret-ital. KFWMrj;USim-12Tike1 Oakland S:2rt, Selections of 44 solo and-cho-ruses from tbe oratorio, l'he Me-siah, Florence Fl.HKXCKt April 13 serial NumWr oiws Sir, Cosr d Firt Metitaaic Sir, ilrluirt rf tfee I . H. si snsrd 8talaw Matwm, $Hk the liwea hie mmi to niiua roat gsard afatioa i&r repir. They re turned es th traia that waning, I.owin Neff, hti frst rsfeger, and Itavirt KyJe Jr brought 8he bur ros iietonging to the firet frh& so Florence from liig tret'k whre they have bees in ture ibis winter Mr. Xff took them to 3lipietos the eariy part of this week, Mr. McKiBBy and liullabroaiih of i feekwl are a rle baying flsiry ratlin from ibe fencers of the ar roanMg diwtrtcia, Mm. Al lown t Paws died tb'ftiy Wei!seday BmiBg, Fteefftr Khm4 made s rashmg trip Is Bg Creek m&i trEks woman, Mrs, Irmmi ssf WvsHi in vMt tog her iabtf r. Mm, Sl-Crt4y Tfa llaro d MHSy s'auoty W ttt&wmt iut& thtt Tim Thonspa Mr. Mrtrir i m tmt guard m&n Mr, nnd Mr. Bro liuiieb a4 ssaS dsght4sr tUui s Stccer w-rr-e gursfn of Mr Lewi Nesf TaeJay, Mr. Mills will give Shelton. f Sfae ' or Ieos Permanent Wsvt for 5 fr a short time onlr. ItFAFTT SHOP, Koom 201 Tiffany lUdg., Ss ! aud Wiliamette, Phone 1IIJ. i al?!I aRlNG YOUR work is Hof- man's where tha fegf f workmanship costs no mare. Watchmaker and Jewelers, 790 WiHamstte, 1 I-- FR1DAV PROGRAMS N'atiouat Hroadcastiui; company, S, Wrigley review fnnu KHQ, KOMO, Kl'OA, Rtiff, Kt, KPtJ and KFI: $K ctjrrect timej lHtl, White Hock emu-eft from KOMO, KKOA, KUW, KtlO, KIH and KFf; 8M, Keloid talcs, O. Henri's "Kthii-s of iljt" broadcast from KIIQ, KOMO, KPO., KOW and KOO; 10, dance ntnsig over KUW and KKl. Oregaa Stations KOAC taTil-Im-Ultikct Corrallis, 8:3tl( music, market reports, aews; T, talk on "Significance of tW recent supreme court decision affecting CO operatives" br Dr. M. N. Nelsen. KUW (toim-tHttkc) Portland, T, concert orchestra and soloist; 10:30, llooi Owl. Washlngfsit Stations KJB (34H.Um-XUtl!i' cSeattle, U:n0, dinner muic: 7:30, old-time dasce or chestra: S, program from KKX nnd KJU; 8:l.r. joint broadcast over KKX, KJii and, KOA; H, nmndolin sud uisao duo: 10, dnce lansic. KIIQ taro.2m-Sltlkcl K-wkane, B, conc?rt orchestra: T:15, travelogue; t, Iitak Walton league urogram. Canadian Stations CSEV tatlm-lffiUlkc) Vacavcr, B. O., 9. CSRV Playeri- in "Two's Company": JO, danee program. Califsritla Stfttions KFHO t202ia-HSHkcj Los Atutelex. 13 iniiiiiigiit, ilidnigbt Heralds ttrgsn recital. KFItO 4M.3m-Sfl0ke Ban Fran cisco, tl:;i0, sports talk; 8, ballad and come!-- songs: 0, concert rcaestra; 10, dance nmsie. KPI HtW.rmi-fM0kei I.o Angeles, 5, Uig Brother Bob; 5:30, ayncopat ors; 6, male quartet; 7- orchestra: 9:S0, sTtnphonette. - KtlO (:i,S.4in.T80ke Osklasd, 6:Stt. news and hasebal!; 8:35, i'crUias quin tet; 10, danc orchestra. SATURDAY PROGRAMS NATIONAL Broadcasting company H, HCA hour. The Earth, The 8y, The 8ea, The Universe, over stations KIIQ, KOMO, KKOA, KOW, KOO, Kl'O, and KFI; 0, correct time; 81, Wylico hour, presenting a galaxy of brilliant French composer, over KIIQ, KOMO, KFOA, KUW, KtM. Kl'O and KFI; 10, The Troraderans, dance mde, thronuh KUW. KOO, Kl'O and KKOA until 11 o'clock and KOMO, KOW ami Kl'O until 12 mid night. fteeeas Stations KOW(4lm-8t0kc Portland 8, dinner concert; T, concert from kKX(27T.fim-lMke Portland i,uclen isecser, concert pianist, ". (tow? frolic, KOlN'taim-f)40kcJ Pnrtlatsd , pipe orean; T:J5, orchestra; 11, Web foot frolic WashisgtOB Stations KFOA(447Jui-oT0ke) Seattle Dance at Donna Saturday Night Mualc by Accordion Five DANCE SATURDAY LARAWAY'S John Roblnori, 8erenadt-s TKn tadiea Fr ssssssssMsssssssssnssssnssiM TODAY and SATURDAY The World's Greatest Motion Picture Then The Best in Years U. of 0. 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