MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1931.
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GOLD HILL
OOLD HILL, Ore., Oct. 34 (8pl.)
W, E. Rom wu hurt quit several; at
the oement plant Saturday evening,
and la now at the hospital In Orants
Pas. His forefinger on hla right hand
had to be amputated.
Jack Newnham Injured hla toe at
hla mm located the other aid of
Bock Point, It waa split open and
th nail taken off.
Mr. Hulda Arena and son Mont
and Mrs. Ivan Keaterson and chil
dren, orothy Elaine and Wilbur Leon
vera week end visitors of Mr. and,
Mr. Wm. Puhl.
Jewel Cook, who was 6 on Oct. 18,
gave a party to a few of her friends,
those present were: Evelyn Martin,
Gladys Allen, Alice Allen. Jill Martin,
Bay Clement Orpha MUUparegh, Max
In Cook, Valentine cook and the
hostess. Jewel Cook.
Wm. Fllppln returned from Lake
view Saturday where he has been
visiting for two weeks.
Mrs. Ernest Wardrlp of Coqullle la
- here as the gueat of her parents, and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone, and
daughter Netty. ' .
Miss Zelda Smith was In Grants
Pas Friday and Saturday as the
guest of friends.
Mrs. Cnas. Beck of Grants Pass
was here over the week end as guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Drake
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drake visited
In Grant pass Friday, Mrs. Cnas.
Beck Returned here with them on
Monday.
Mia OUv Turner returned from
Portland Saturday where ah visited
friends.
John Chlsholm, who ha been In
Hood Elver packing apples, returned
to Gold Hill Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Earl Cook and Mr.
and Mr. Snodgraas were Medford
visitor Saturday,
Mr. George Hammersly and daugh
ter Jeanne, were Medford visitors
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Force and fam
llr and Mr. Tom Chlsholm and
daughter Eileen were Medford visitors
Monday.
First edition of the "Nugget" was
published Tuesday and Wednesday
of tola week. It oonslsted of six
three-column pages, and oontained
much high school and grade news.
Th paper will be delivered to uo
scribers In town. There will b at
least eltfit coDles the first semester.
Mrs. Alva Cook waa a Medford
visitor Wednesday.
Helen Oondlt of Grant Pass was a
oold Hill visitor Tuesday. Mrs. con
dlt wa in an auto wreck but has
recovered so ah can drive ner car.
Cllntor Walker, Frank Carter and
Clyde walker were on a hunting trip
from Saturday morning until Wed
nesday afternoon. It Is reported they
shot nothing.
Mrs. Marjorle Pena ha been ab
sent from duties a school teacher
the past two daya because of Illness.
Mrs. Shorb substituted.
Ed Bolt was a Grant Pass visitor
Wednesday.
Bert Ross and mother, Mr. W. B.
Ross, visited Mr. Boss at a Grants
Pass hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Hammersly and Mrs. Mer-
rlt Merrlman were Medford visitors
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf, who opened the
"Nugget" garage, have moved Into
the stone house on the north side
of town belonging to James Chlsholm.
Saturday evening a party of 16
hiked to th beacon. They were Lu
ollle Wheatley, Jou Prime, Dora
Smith, BUI Hammersly, Netty Stone,
Miss Hankey, Leroy Tompkins, Jeanne
Hammersly, Mis Fenwlck, Lois Cam
eron, Florence Wtlklln, elos Walker,
Wallace Iverson, John Fleming, Er
nest Kell and Junior Robinson. All
report a good time.
JACKSONVILLE. Ore, Oct. 34
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Clatous McCre
dle of Medford and Mrs. Tom Ross
of Central Point called on their aunt
Mrs. Katie Hoffman here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Wilson have as
their guests this week Mr. Wilson's
sister, Mrs. Herman Froellck and hus
band of Tacoma. They arrived here
Saturday and will spend some Urn.
Several local housewives are attend
ing the cooking school being held at
Medford.
Ladles aid society held a covered
dish luncheon at the church Thurs
day. Thry met at 9 a. m: to tack com
forters for Mrs. George Backers who
lost all bedding by fire Sunday morn
ing. The missionary ladles gave Mrs.
Backes a towel and tea towel ahewer
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dunnlngton
went to Klamath Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Sharmock returned
home Wednesday from a two weeks
trip to Iowa, where she accompanied
a patient from the sanltaroum, Syd
ney Smith, back home. Mrs. Schar
mock stopped at Lot Angeles en
route to visit friend.
Thomas Kahlor passed away Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Thrasher.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at Conger's chapel uid
burial wa made In the Jacksonville
cemetery.
Mrs. Ethel Wilson of Corvallls, had
charge of the Rogue Rlvr sanitar
ium the past 3 weeks during Mrs.
Svharmock's Illness.
Mrs. Ray Stevenson had as her Sun
day guests her aunts, Mrs. Ella
Meade and Mrs. Esther Boroughs of
Grant Pass and cousins. Mrs. Geo.
McCullom of Klamath Falls and Mrs.
Floyd Sloan of Reno. Ore.
O. O. Sanders Is having a week's
vacation and Is on a bunting trip
in Klamath county.
Ray Coleman, Lee Smith and Dan
Shuss who have been hunting in the
Burns vicinity the past week return
ed home Sunday, each one bringing
a muletatl deer. The thre HacKett
boys brought home a deer apiece
8unday from the Evan- creek dis
trict.
Chrll Kmcamr, mlHll a hllKlnPSS tflO
to Gold Beach th past week.
High school Sunday school class
held a class party Saturday evening.
They were accompanied by their
teacher, Mr. Q. O. Banden up Jack
son creek where a wiener roast wa
enjoyed.
Wm. Huff came from Prospect Sat
urday evening and apent Sunday at
hi horn here.
Mls Cam Pitt la having th porta
on her house rebuilt, and other car
penter work done on her house. Mrs.
Lee Smith Is having a new fireplace
oullt at her home. Charley Hamilton
Is doing the work.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell en
tertained Saturday at a bridge din
ner, with four tables of cards at
play.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Le moved Wed
nesday to Williams Creek where they
will live on part of the Dr. Jenkins
ranch.
Chester Moore returned home Sun
day from Waldo where he had work
with the forest service during the
summer and fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frefun of Butte
Falls district visited at the Fred
Bartley home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Backes who
lost their home by fire Sunday will
rebuild soon. They are reshlngllng
their wood shed and garage and will
live there this fall.
Royal Neighbors met at their hall
Tuesday for a social evening. Mrs.
Lenora Brocll. district deputy of Ash
land met with them and outlined her
plan for thlB year's work. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mrs. Anna Coffman and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernle StephenBon and family
motored to Copper Sunday where they
spent the day at the Robert Watklns
home.
Mr. Walter Bell and family left
by auto for Wilmington, Calif, this
week where they will visit Mr. Bell
and stay during the winter. They
plan to return here next spring and
sow wheat on their ranch near Ruch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butcher of
Thompson Creek moved to their home
here Wednesday.
Dr. Glllls and Dr. Wilson of Med
ford called Tuesday evening to at
tend Mrs. Jim Anderson who la quite
111.
Benton pools and daughter Maude
and Fred Copper of Big Applegate
were business visitors here Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Gore of
Lakevlew called on their cousin, Mrs.
Ray Stevenson and Mrs. Chester
More Tuesday.. Mrs. Gore will be re
membered here as Mrs. Iva Glen.
W. A. Johnston, high school In
structor of Rogue River, accompanied
his civics class to-Jacksonville Wed
nesday to look over the museum and
antique shop. There were twenty-one
students who enjoyed the all-day
trip.
Missionary soolety of the Presby
terian ohuroh met with Mrs. Jim
Forties Tuesday afternoon with about
15 ladles attending. The study of
Alaska and India wa enjoyed after
which refreshment were served. Mrs.
Cora Blxby will entertain the society
next month.
John Bowdlsh ha traded for prop
erty on Losler Lane and will move
there this week. They lived on the
place formerly owned by Mary Hurst
the past year and won many irienas.
Bow(Jh hRve been ac,
tlve In 4-H club work the past sum
mer. Mrs. Bowdlsh Is president of the
P.-T. A. of Jacksonville.
BUTTE FALLS
BTJTTE FALLS, Ore, Oct. 24.
(8pl.) Don Smith and Wilma Oar
man were married Saturday and
will live with the bride's father.
All Butt Fall teachers attended
the Institute In Medford Monday.
It was a play-day for the children
Willi Carson and family have re
turned to Butte Falls, after three
year spent In Kansas.
Mr. Ella Westerland and sister.
Mrs. Otis Crawford, Mrs. Tlerott
and Mrs. Youngs were guest at th
Carson home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jackson and
Mrs. Harry Young and Patty have
gone to Oakland for two weeks.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Boardman of
Prospect spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Larson.
Ruth Carson 1 In school here
again. She has been in Kanss three
years.
Glen Pruett has been ill with ab
scessed tonsils for several day. He
Is staying in Medford.
Work started on the fish hatchery
this week.
Earl Wvmqre Is working at th
fish hatchery.
Billy Spencer returned to Butte
Falls after attending school a short
time In Medford.
Dick Carson entered th fourth
grade Wednesday.
The grade school will have a party
next week.
Mrs. Charlie White wa here from
Prospect Wednesday. Mrs. Chamber
will return with her for a visit.
Mr. Botta wss here Wednesday.
Ralph 'Nelson and Homer Kent
went to Klamath Falls last week.
Frank Carson and Ira Tungat went
hunting Thursdsy. Because of th
rain they should come back amlllng,
each with the limit.
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TABLE ROCK. Ore, Oct. 24.
(Spl.) Mrs. Rsiph Raymond enter
tained the young folks of the Table
Rock Sundsy school with a taffy
pulling at her home Wednesday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davlsson had
as guest last week, Mrs. Davlason's
sister, Or. end Mrs. Butt of Berkeley.
Csllf. wnlle here they enjoyed trips
to Crater Lake and Crescent City, ac
companied by the Davlssons.
Mr. snd Mrs. Frs.ik Hart and fam
ily, Edna Knowles and Edith sage
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hart's rela-
tlVC. St TSlCht.
I Mrs. France Plsrson and on Paul
and Stanford acoompanled by Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Richardson and
son Donald, were Table Rock visitors
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Hamilton laft for Bu
gen last week wher she has ac
cepted a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payne with
Mrs. Payne's parent, Mr. and Mrs.
Miller, all of Brookings, Ore., visited
her a short whll Wednesday after
noon. They returned via the Meadow
to view their old homestead which
they hadn't seen for 14 years.
Community club will meet Oct. 30
with a short program, gamea and re
freshment. Mrs. Charles Angle will leave oon
for Long Beach. Calif, to visit rela
tives an denjoy a vacation.
Con Dev-ire of the City Meat mar
ket at Medford waa. her Thursday
mhktng arrangement to feed his beef
cattle at the Notion ranch this win
ter. Fishing Industry Beam to b com
ing baok Into It own Judging from
th numerous fish peddler In this
dlstrlot.
Recent rains have wet the ground
sufficient to play In many place.
Paul Wilson and Bob Sag while
looking for pheasants Sunday saw
a four-point buck on th south end
of the Byrum place. Paul fired four
times w,in his shot gun and fright
ened the deer so that it ran into a
wl.e fence, breaking off 8 post, ac
cording to the boys this was one of
the largest deer ever seen In these
parts.
.
FERN VALLEY, Ore., Oot. 84.
'Spl.) Despite the many "no hunt
ing" signs hunters for pheasant and
quail aro Invading th valley and
thinning the birds out.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caster of Phoen
ix have moved on J. Q. Stewart's
place.
Mrs. L. H. Hughes. Mrs. Jess Eld
ridge, Mrs. Ed Marshall and ohlldren
spent Thursday with Mrs. Olaf sev
erson. Mr. Severson 1 foreman on
the Doremua place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeWltt attend.
cd the Installation of the new minis
ter, Rev. McCloud at the Preabyterlan
church at Grants Paas Friday eve
ning. John G. Stewart formerly of
Fern Valley but now In th dairy
business at Orants Pass also attend
ed. He report he likes Grants Pass
ad Is doing nicely In hi business.
Mrs. Winifred Schnack of North
Phoenix spent Sunday with Mildred
Marshall.
Mariraret Huehes motored to Or.
ter Lake and home via Klamath Fall
Sunday with friends.
Ed Marshall spent the week-end on
a hunting trip to Hatt's lak with
Mr. Orlnsted and Mr. Runtz of Men.
ford. Thev had no luck.
Dallas Reeder and Archie Ferns
were on a hunting trip last week in
the Applegate region.
Ethel Carr was a Medford shopper
Thursd.iv.
Callera at L. H. Hughes' Monday
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DeWltt and son, Nicholas. Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wheeler and
Dor.oJd of Medford. Mr. and Mr. Wai.
ter Pott and daughter Constano ef
Central Point.
Mrs. Eldrldge who has been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Hughes re
turned with Mr. and Mr. Pott to
visit a few days.
Mr. Kantor was shopping in Med.
ford Saturdav.
Mra. George Drake spent Monday
with Mrs. Bay Ward.
Harry Steele waa hunting on An
derson creek Thursday.
Ed Marshall is helping E. P. Hughes,
Sams Valley harvest his com crop.
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WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., Oct. 24
(Spl) Mr. George Hoxle Is visiting
the home of her brother, Dsve Vine
yard. Her son and daughter brought
her over from Marahfleld last week,
also his dsughter, Mrs. George Cox
of near Gold Beach Is visiting him.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Blodgette were
calling at th Dave vineyard home
Sunday afternoon.
A daughter wa born to Mr. and
Mr. Clinton Hedgepeth Oct. 17,
weighing 7 pounds. Sh was named
Joan Gloria. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
Miss Belle Woolfolk of Orants Paas
Is spending the week with Mrs. John
Lettekln while Mr. Lettekln, Mr.
Woolfolk and son Ira and Art are
in the mountain hunting.
Al Jones, who recently sold his
home to Louie Hanson Is building a
four room cottage near th horn of
hi son Tom on th Boyd place on
th Applegate and will move th last
ISIS
ROA SOUND
TODAY nd MONDAY
"DISHONORED"
' Victor McLaglen and
Marten Dietrich
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
"NEW MOON"
Lawrence Tlbbett and Grace Moore
THURSDAY nd FRIDAY
"CITY STREETS"
with
Gary Cooper and Sylvia Sidney
SATURDAY ONLY
"JAWS OP HELL"
Cyril MacLaglen
5000 players re-enacting the most
stirring charts In the history of
mankind.
Coming gun. and Moil, Oct. 4-5
"LAWYER'S SECRET"
Cllre nrooks, Charles Rogers, Rich
ard Arlen, Fay Wray and Jean Ar
thur. Continues Shows Sat. and Son.
1 to 11
Daliy Matinee 1:30 Evening 1
10c? and 15c
of this week. Mr. Hsnson will take
possession of th Jons plac Im
mediately.
Harland Fields of Marahfleld 1
visiting his unci George Field and
other relative. Tuesday he visited
his sister. Mrs, Maude Lyons of Phoe
nix. Mr. George Field accompanied
him.
A daughter wa born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Gray of William Oct. 10.
weighing 7 pounds. Sh has been
named Elsnor Hellen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldsmith of Med
ford are making their home with
Mrs, Goldsmith's father. Alva David
son for th winter.
Mr. and Mr. C. W. Robert visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Henson of Med
ford Sunday.
A horse owned by Don Hedgepeth
wa hot by & hunter on the T. D.
Davidson ranch last week, the bullet
shattering a leg bone, making It
necessary to shoot the animal. It la
not known who shot It.
Charles Vlncell wa badly bruised
and cut by limbs of a falling tree on
day last week and was confined to
his room for several days. No bones
were broken and he 1 around again.
Mat Morrison la greatly improved
in health and expect to return to
William Creek before the end of th
bunting season.
A grass fir atartlng on th Riley
Davis barn spread rapidly and burned
about a half mile of rail fence on the
T. B. Davidson farm, endangering the
nam, It waa controlled by a large
crew of men before other damage
wa none.
J. B. Mansfield ha as visitors, his
brother-in-law George Hull of Salem
and hi nephew Earl Lehman, who
are spending their vacation hunting
on Williams creek.
Henry Hammond is building a bun
galow on hi place, using the cabin
as one room and adding a large room
In front and a long roomy porch on
the iU t.
Mr. Alice Bacon, county school
superintendent and Miss Calkins,
health nurse, visited the Williams
school last week.
John Brown, who ha been serious
ly 111 Is slightly Improved. Dr. Bally
of Grants Pass was called to see him
one day last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Banks Newcomb and
Mr. and Mrs. Kradel were dinner
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Morton of Ashland. Mrs. Kradel went
to see Dr. Wood, throat specialist.
Mrs. Stella Stratton, who has been a
house guest at the Nortons, returned
borne with them.
Mr. and Mrs. George .Cougle of
Sprague River are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Cougle.
Earl, who has been employed there
also returned home, work having shut
down for a while.
Mra. Doo Mansflold who has been
111 at the horn of her daughter, Mrs.
BUI Lemmon, Is Improved sufflclent-
ly to be taken home. She Is still quite 1
weak.
George Sparlln, Clem Blodgett and
Alfred Larlmore spent five days hunt
ing In the Grayback country, return
ing Tuesday with four big buck.
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GRIFFIN CREEK, Ore., Oct. 24,
(Spl.) Mrs. Charles Darby of Kings
highway spent Tuesday with her
daughters Mrs. C. M. Howell and Mrs.
Alice Lamb.
Miss Joyce and Nancy Durham
apent the week-end with Miss Alice
Horner.
All are sorry to hear that Mr. 8. J.
Meadows Is 111 and hop ahe recovers
quickly.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Price and ohll
dren were visiting Mr. and Mr. Cecil
Johnson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. P. J. Pick of Jack
sonville were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown.
Miss Georglanna Hussong spent
Tuesday night at the bom of Mr.
and Mrs, George Flsk.
Griffin Creek and Oak Grove play
ed an Interesting footbsll game Tues
day evening at the Oak Orove, the
scon was 13 to 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Issador Meadows and
daughter Donna returned wedneaday
from Wapenitia, where he ha been
working, after visiting here two days.
They went on to Shale City, where
they are visiting Mra. Meadow's
father, Clyde Lyman.
J. D. Brown Is confined to his bed
this week following a minor opera
tion Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Bohl visited
Sunday at the home of O. M. An
derson In Medford.
A. M. Knox of Jacksonville visited
his daughter. Mrs. J. D. Brown Wed
nesdsy.
Oct. 20 will be the next P.-T. A.
meeting. The school Is preparing a
Hallowo'en program for the evening
It Is hoped there will be a good at
tendance a the president Is to be
elected at this time to fin the va
cancy left by Mrs. Rysn.
STATE
THEATER
SUNDAY ind MONDAY
"Dirigible"
Jack Holt, Ralph Gravel, Fay Wray
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
"Way of All Men"
Dorothy Kerler, LOO BEERY
Douglas Fairbanks, it.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
"Charlie Chan Carries On"
Warner Oland and
Marguerite Churchill
SATURDAY ONLY
"A Holy Terror"
Oeorge O'Brien and Sally Eller
Coming Son, Mork, Nor. 1-t
" Donovan 'i Kid"
Also Selected Short Subject
Adults 15o Kiddies lOo
Phon 590
O. H. Bohl toll from tree Friday
while pruning, spraining his foot
quit badly. H 1 much improved
at this writing.
Mrs. C. E. Martin laft Wednesdsy
for Klamath Falls wher sh will visit
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellinger of
Medford were dinner guest Sundsy
of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Flsk.
LAKE CREEK
LAIC.' CREEK, Ore.. Oct. 24 (Spl.)
Earl Miller and BU Davis of Med
ford spent a day or two at th
Hoefft home, while hunting.
Mr. and Mr. Mark Comber and
son of Salem, are guests at the
H. H. Fox home. Mr. Comber la
Mrs. Fox brother.
O. R. Moore recently purchased a
registered Durham bull from the
Klrkland farm at Central Point.
W. DeHaaa Is quit 111 at the pres
ent writing. He has been confined
to hla bed since Sundsy.
Kermlt DeHaaa returned from a
hunting trip Wednesday.
Mrs. j. E. culbertson and children
returned horns from Medford Sat
urday. Mrs. Elizabeth Grlssom Is visiting
at the Herb Grlssom home this
week. She spent a few days last
week with her daughter, Mrs. H. L.
Tonn.
Shoppers In Medford Wednesday
were Mr. and Mrs. William Nuss
baum, Qua Peck and Harry Tonn.
Mrs. William Hoefft and children
and Mrs. Maude Davis spent the
week-end In Medford.
Lske Creek Grange Is sponsoring
a masquerade party Hallowe'en.
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PERSIST, Ore., Oct. 24. (AP) Carl
Chlldreth left Friday for his home
on Elk creek as Ervln Hutchison
drove the school bus to make a trip
to Medford. Mr. Chlldreth will be
on the Job Monday morning,
Friends and relatives are glad to
learn that George Schermerhorn Is
recovering from a very painful In.
Jury. He waa employed on the new
motorway and slipped Into a hole
breaking two rib as they came luto
contact with a large boulder. He was
unable to continue work and Is at
the home ranch for the winter.
V. E. Peterson of Ft. Klamath sur
prlsed his family by making them an
unexpected visit, Oct. 18. He return
ed the same day.
Wallace Cushman, Claude, Wllmer
and Wealey Ragsdale camped at the
Matthews cabin Wednesday night.
They had been on the Hlbbard Hock
fires and awaited orders from there
via telephone.
Mildred Young la planning to move
to th McHattan cabin on Elk creek
next week.
Marlene Deitrich
At I sis Theatre
Co-starred with the popular Vic
tor McLaglen, famous for his rois
tering portrayals, Marlene Dietrich
comes to the Xsla theater today in
"Dishonored," an Intriguing story
of a woman spy In wartime.
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Th play that thrilled i if ' ' " ' "' I 1 ' f I
New York for an entire t'-5ijt -rm Sr I I
season with Its frank $!' I jjTTs VjV '
story of the romance of tA . I y - fTj ' WI.
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"Love Pagan" Opens 1
At Holly Today
Evelyn Brent in "PAGAN LADy
A Columbl. PL 1
Evelyn Brent's newest picture Is
"Pagan Lady." In which she gives not
only one of her best performances,
but has one of her greatest charac
terizations. As the love pagan who
tires of her lurid life she Is poignant,
appealing and alluring. This adap
tation of a Broadway stage success Is
the attraction opening a three day
engagement at the Holly today, with
Conrad Nagel, Charles Blckford, Ro
land Young, William Farnum, Lucille
Oleaaon In the cast.
The usual clevur program of short
subjects will be shown with the fea
ture picture and aa a special stage
attraction, Ike Porter and His Band,
assisted by Oeorge Olsen and Jane
Antle. will appear tonight only at
nine o'clock.
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George O'Brien In
Zane Grey Picture
Zane Drey's greatest romance,
"Riders of the Purple Sage." opens a
three day engagement at the Fox
Rial to theatre today.
Oeorge O'Brien. Marguerite Ohurch-
and Noah Beery are featured, and
each Is perfectly cast. This by far
Is the best western ' romance In
Oeorge O'Brien's career.
Marguerite Churchill is moat ap
pealing, and Noah Beery at hla sin
ister finest.
A stampede of maddened cattle, a
thrilling race on horseback; breath
taking conflict between O'Brien and
Noah Beery, a mountain avalanche
and a speotacular fire, are Interwoven
Into the action.
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Nebraska levies a tax of 16 cents
a pound on butter substitutes.
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ERNEST TQP.RENCE.WILLIAM HAINES artdMW DURANTE
in WAOMseraoFGET-RICH-aJICK WALI.INCiFODnV-,
Complication, trouble and romance
are rhumorously blended In "New Ad
venture of Get-Rich -Quick Wall In g
ford, which opens today at the Fox
Craterian theatre for a three-day en
gagement. William Haines aldod and
abetted by the riotous Jimmy
"Schnozzle" Durante and Emeat Tor-
rence, gets Into financial scrapes and
Real Plane Stunts
In State Picture
There Is "no make -belle ve"" about
the stunt flyli.g In Columbia Pic
tures' moat recent success, "Dirigi
ble," now playing at -the State the
ater. The picture was made at the
naval air station at Lakehurst, N.J.,
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out of them again with the agility of
a Houdlnl.
Suggested by the Oeorge Randolph
Chaster stories In the Cosmopolitan
Magazine, the plot deals with th
get-rlch-qutck activities of the genial
grafters who Involve a number of
"suckers" Into the Ingenious swin
dles. with the navy filers who have tnada
aviation history appearing In tha
scenes and supervising the technl
cal details of the production. Jack
Holt and Ralph Graves are co
starred?. America's sweet tooth la catered to
by the sale of 13 pounds of candy a
person annually.
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Filling While You Are
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