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PXGE TOTE Movies in the MakingA Scene of " Viva Villa," Starring Wallace Beery, at Craterian Today Henry VIII W3 THTBTTYE, "NrEDFOUD. OREGON. SUXPAT. MAY fi, "mif. - In Crime Film I , , II f"v. a . A- 1 J i' -'it X A -liJW.-"- Y' t'v. --Wis.-:, ,,ffail"f4'i-i..' 1 S Fst. 'SS:i"i W V It if I vftafY .'v r&3 III .-Hi lS-l 3 . - I P i P I An unusually ren-nllng view allowing procedure In picture production, taken during the filming of "Vlvn Vllln," which opens nt the Cruterlnn theatre tnduv. The plnvrrs to llio left or the scene nrc Oeorro E Stone, Wallace Bcrrjr, redro Hcgns, unrt Leo (arrlllo. hentcrt nt the right Is the director, Jack Conway, with Ills assistant, John Maters, kneeling Dclilnd lilm. At the camera Is James Hong Howe, ace cameraman Bialoc In the scene Is being recorded through the microphone suspended over the heads of the players, , ' ' Ruth Chattrtbn appears at the Rlalto theatre today and. Monday In "Journal of a Crime," a powerful drama In which she Is offered un told opportunity of dramatic expres sion, In which art she Is considered the peer of any actress on the screen today. The drama depicts the devastating etfects of a murder on the conscience of a sensitive and reilned woman, ulthough that murder waa commit ted to save ner noma from a love pirate. rioneer Caravan Honored WASHINGTON, May 7. (AP) Enroute over the Oregon Trail to Oregon state, personnel of a motor oarnvan, commemoratlnff th mnth anniversary of the pllgrlmogo of luiion ie, Mctnodlst missionary to the Indians, was entertained horo to night by the Oregon State society. I PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti, May . W) Twenty-one marine corps planes, under the command of Lieutenant t,oionei Ross E. Rowell, roared through a heavy sky to land hens at 4 p. m. today, ending a flight from Ouon tanamo Bay,. Cuba. NEW YORK, May 4. yp) Award of the Daniel Guggenheim medal to w. e. Boeing "for successful pioneer inff and achievement In alfiMvir tvan ufacture and air transportation," was announced today. Tlie amorous Bd ventures of a king who won the title of the Eluebeard of kings because of his tix wives, two of whom ha had beheaded, Is depicted, humorously, In "Tha Pri vate Life of Henry Vlir," now at the Studio theatre. It la Charles Lb ugh ton's finest role. Tho story is of Henry the man rather thnn Jenry the monarch and England's greatest king. In compari son, one chronicler has said of Henry VIII, all who have since sat on the English throne are pygmies. Roxy Is Showing New Type Picture The story of "The Power and the Glory," now at the Roxy theater, cannot be separated from the meth od In which It Is told. Through a new medium evolved by Lasky, the film reveals the Important events In the llfo of a man who rises from the most humble beginnings to a position of great power and influ ence. It shows Ills change from a simple young man without any edu cation to a figure of national Im portance with manifold Interests and groat wealth. It depicts events which make his life a complicated affair of Intrigue, adventure and ro mance. The new method of screen story telling1 la called "narratage" and It is said to presage a new form of motion picture technique. It takes the story out of Its usual chronolog ical order and emphasizes only the Incidents that are important to tha pattern of a lifetime. lOi OF OHAMPOEO, Ore., May 8. (IP) Pagea of Oregon's history were turn ed boclc to the wagon wheel era as the 91st- anniversary -of establishment -of Uncle Sam's first civil government west of the Rocky mountains was commemorated here today. The small handful of survivors of the gallant band whoso vision was responsible for tho saving of Oregon for the United States was given hon ored place. Today's program was un der tho direction of the sons end daughters of Oregon pioneers. Approximately 1500 persons gather ad In memory of the division day of May, 3, 1843, when the assembled pioneers voted to turn to the Union Jack. The aspirations and ideals of the Oregon pioneers were eulogized by Willard Marks of Albany, state board of higher education chairman who vraa the principal speoker. We should strive to return to the old-fashioned principles of elemental honesty and fair dealing, he said. "There Is no need to apologize for Oregon," he declared. "Out here on the Pacific coast nature has provided 4 place for the attainment of the summit of human effort' and the maximum of human happiness. It would aeem that destiny sent to this country a class of people in the Ore gon pioneers who would develop hab ts, traditions and Ideals which would lay the proper foundation for the realization of this potentiality." 4 Idaho Board Sleets BOISE, May 5. (AP) The Idoho planning board named as part of the rational rehabilitation plan to map out a program of public works and industrial development over a period cf years, met here today to prepare icr a later state-wide gath ering. Hear Bursell for Senator Monday at 7:13 p. m. Menus of the Day By Sirs. Alexander George CHICKEN. SHORTCAKE FOR DINNER (Recipe Serves Four) A Dinner Menu. Chicken Dinner Buttered Asparagus ead . Strawberry Preserves Stuffed Peach Salads -i Baked Custards , Cream Coffee Milk for the Children Chicken Shortcake. ""rr 3 cupsfastry flour. 4 teaspoons baking powder. 1- 3 teaspoon salt. 4 tablespoons butter. 2- 3 cup milk. Mix flour, baking powder and aalt. Cut In butter with knife and slowly add milk. When a soft dough forms, pat It out until two-thirds Inch thick on floured board or paper. Carefully remove to baking pan and bake 15 minutes in moderate oven. With aid of fork split shortcake and add por tion If chicken mixture. Replace top and cover with remaining chick en mixture. Garnish with parsley and serve Immediately. Creamed Chlrken Mixture , 4 tablespoons butter. 4 tablespoons flour. 4 teaspoon salt. yA teaspoon paprika. cup cream. t cups milk. v 1 cup diced cooked chicken. 1 tablespoon chopped , plmlentos. 1 tablespoon chopped celery, cooked. Melt butter, add flour, salt and paprika. Add cream and milk. Cook until creamy sauce forms. Stir con stantly, add rest of Ingredients and cook two minutes. Stuffed Peach Salads 4 halves canned peaches. cup crushed pineapple. cup cottage cheese. teaspoon salt. 4 tablespoons salad dressing. Chill Ingredients. Mix cheese, and pineapple. Stuff peaches serve on lettuce. Top with dressing. German Milk Toast. 3 eggs , . H 8tP- salt 3 tbsps. sugar 1 cup milk 3 Shredded Wheat Biscuit. , Beat, eggs lightly, add salt, sugar and milk; pour Into shallow dish; split Shredded Wheat Biscuit and soak halves In milk-egg mixture until soft; cook in a frying pan In hot butter or fat; when browned on one side, turn and brown on the other. Serve sprin kled with powdered sugar, with Jelly, or, for dessert, with a sweet sauce. Six portions. Fruit Shortcake, fl Shredded Wheat Biscuits cup cut fruits or berries Whipped,, sweetned and flavored cream. Heat and split Shredded Wheat Bis cuits; on the lower half of each spread whipped cream and cover with fruit; cover with upper half of bis cuit; cover with whipped cream and fruit. Six portions.. Baked Meat Croquettes. 2 cups chopped meat 1 small onion, minced Salt and pepper 1 egg 4 Shredded Wheat Biscuits 2 tbsps. melted fat Stock or water Parsley. To meat add onion, salt, pepper and egg; roll biscuits fine; combine with meat mixture and add enough stock or water to make of consist ency to shape; form in cones; place in a greased baking dish, brush with fat and bake 20 minutes In a hot vvvu yt-o uvy.j. ecrve witn a sprig j or parsley, stuck in the top of each and surround -with hot tomato sauce of desired. Six portions. Boston Brown Bread. 0 Shredded Wheat Biscuits, crum bled fine 1 cup corn meal ' tsp, Sftlt 1 cup mollasses 1 tbsp. sugar 1 cups sweet milk 1 tsps. soda Va cup sour milk. Mix crumbled Shredded Wheat Bis cuits, corn meal, salt, sugar, molasses and sweet milk; stir soda into sour milk and' add to first mixture; beat well and pour Into greased mold hav ing only two-thirds full, cover lightly and steam 3 hours; 1 cup raisins may bo added to the mixture If desired. S stored in the body as starch, which temporarily relieves hunger. In explaining how successfully adre nalin can mobilize sugar reserves, Dr. Hutton said that normally there are from 80 to 120 milligrams of sugar ln-tho blood and the use of adrenalin can increase this amount to 180 milligrams. Old Houses Being Hazed. MONONO AHELA, Pa . Up ) Mo nonRahela's oldest land mark, a row of brick apartmont houses on East Main street erected in 1834 Is being razed. The apartments were erected by William Ihmson with stone taken from nearby Scott's Hollow on Pigeon creek. Blind Girl Runs Swltrhhoard. STAMFORD, Conn (UP) Miss Jennie Kondrasky, 20, although blind, operates a telephone switchboard at a secretarial school. She takes short hand, In Braille, at the rate of 100 words a mlnuto and can type 70 words a mlnuto. CHICAGO (UP) Cigareta may never take the place of a Juicy steak, but people who smoke really are eat ing. According to Dr. James H. Hut ton, prominent endocrinologist here, smoking, to a certain extent, Is a sub stitute for food, he said. The explanation: Nicotine Is ab sorbed into the smoker's system and reaches tho adrenal glands. The glands are excited by the drug and secrete adrenalin, a hormone.. The adrena lin then releases quantities of sugar. salt and 'Fresh fruit or rrult Juices, mixed with sufficient confectioner's sugar to stiffen, make a delicious covering for white or yellow cake. A little lemon Juice added to the frosting improves the flavor. MAKES PRODUCTION HISTORY Wm. R. Tracy, Sales Manager, (left) and Chester G. Abbott, General Sales Manager, (right) of the Hudson Motor Car Com pany, see the car that passed all of last year's production sched ule Installed in a freight car bound for Los Angeles. The car was shipped Wednesday, April 18. Incidentally, this is cat number 2,160,368 produced since the founding of Hudson in 1909 lllllllllMllllilllllllllllH DTnVA 20c Continuous Shows Today 1:30 to 11 pm. Anytime Children 10c STARTS TODAY You Can't Judge Him By Ordinary Standards He Is Too Big AND THIS PICTURE IS TOO BIG TO JUDGE BY ORDINARY STANDARDS It embodies the action of the silent picture, the reality of voice, and the searching penetra tion of the novel. cP$ $f, ViJW'- ALSO V. fu V' .: Sportlight, "What TTJls V Makes a Champion" - - , Wr; Broadway Gossip ISKflU KftfZJ-'J news 1L, lALLl ii H CONTINUING OUR PARADE OF BIG HITS We Give You CHAKLE3 LAUGHTON, Who Was Acclaimed THE GREATEST ACTOR OF 1933 for His Role as King Henry Eighth 1 No Picture In a Decade Has Aroused Such Enthusiastic Praise! LIVE AND LET LIVE Was His Motto BUT NOT TOO LONG! England" mie!itiCi"; ruler of a kingdoir, and p of women 1iV oenif S ram LAUOHTOH The 'Prime life of HENRY YIII One More for Your Great Screen Experionoes it SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION HEAR OUR OWN PINTO COLVIG in Walt Disney's Silly Symphony in Color The Grasshopper and the Ant" As Great as "Three Little Pigs" Also RUTH ETTINO in "Kneo Deep in Music" Starting Today for 3 Big Days Con tinuous Shows Today mm 7:00-0:00 f1'' l3t AdulU Klddles-lOa Today and Monday HELL HATH NO FURY . . . Like a Woman Scorned! Chapter after flumlng chapter torn from tho Mcret diary of a woman's grief and ffullt blazed upon the screen In drama shriek Ing with the fury of an all-consuming lore turned to a destroying hutol RUT H HI IOVID MIR 'vV Bui xptcftd fitr (of j ' - v tt , trior hit dtvotion I ' " i rJ , wilh on, f... I 1 1 71; " I : I in SHI HATID HI j with fht coniurrfln0 tponon of a woman t efwarftd in fovt phi OF CM HE PITIIO Hlft .became he kntw that a man once 'oif it hit forever 5 U h Ml Driven bj anguish to passion thit knew oo law and bj moru to hrll from nlilrh aha netfr ntturnrdl Ilfro la Chnt trrton rlslni; to new heights! ADOLPHE MEN JOU CLAIRE D O D D GEORGE BARBIER NOEL MADISON HI RIDIIMID HIR giving hit viafesi tilt with a laugh lotisl-' ol hr trim of paulon tv.1? ADDED . Lilian Roth Musical Comedy "Million Dollar Melody" 'Outdoing tha DnmlFvlls'-NiMvs
