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PAGE NINE Robert Montgomery In Craterians Comedy Romance Beginning Today XrEDFOUD M'XTL- T"RTBTJNE. rEDFCVRD, OT?F,OOX. SUNDAY, XQYEMBET? 21. 1337 MB- IN FAST MOVING LAUGH HIT Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell. In direct contrast to the dra matic "Night Must Fall," are co-starred in a rapidly-paced comedy-romance, "Live, Love and Learn," open ing a three day showing today at the New craterian theatre. Robert Bench ley, famed humorist, has his most Important film role to date, heading an -outstanding supporting cast that also features Helen Vinson.. Aa a penniless young Greenwich Village artist "who marries a rich so ciety girl, wins startling success over night, is lionized by the "400" and loses his head, his talent and al most his wile Montgomery Is offered the greatest opportunity of his ca reer to display ail his genius for comedy and melodrama. . Miss Russell, aa the rich society girl who renounces wealth and po sition to share the harum-scarum life of a Greenwich Village Bohemian artist and who watches wealth ruin the fine talents of the man she mar ried, has been provided with a ve hicle which permits her full scope to show the world why she was made a star. Fidelity of setting called forth all the talents of technical experts. A Greenwich, Village studio in New York plays an important part In early sequences of the story. In strong con trast with the shabby garret se quences are the magnificent settings used for the period when Montgom ery's, fcudden affluence prompts him to live beyond his means. Others in Important rolea include Mickey Rboney, one of Hollywood's favorite juvenile actors, Monty Wool- ley from Broadway musical comedy, . E. E. Cllve, Charles Judels, Maude Eburne, Harlan Brlggs, June Clay worth and Al Shean. Eddie Cantor's Latest Hit Here Wednesday Paul Robeson Coming to Rialto In "Saratoga" r tetifg - t "AH Baba Goes to Town," starring 1 comic has ever made, comes Jo the . many other favorite. New Craterian tneatre, weonesnay. a new u.ouyy ... Featured in the supporting cast are technicolor, "Pluto s Quinpupiets. banjo-eyed Eddie Cantor in- what many have termed as being the best xnny M.irtin, Roland Young, Louise ( will be an added attraction on the filmusical-comedy the eoyel-eyed (Gypsv Rw Hovlck. June Lane and .same- program. HAWAII PLAYBOY More Swans. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. The rare trumpeter swan la making good his comeback. . Threatened with extinction In 1034. when only 50 of the big white birds could be found In the entire United States, there are now 114 In their nesting grounds here. 1 Thieves Consider Season. ENID. Okla. (UP) Thieves her alded the coming of chill days by purloining .the following articles here : A duck gun, complete with shells, a blanket-lined leather coat, and a heavy ' tarpaulin." Scottish Rite. jSj, Stated meeting Council and ifi& Consistory, 1:30 p. m., No- 1 vember 22. iv- L. E. Williams, secy. 7 -fffliSa TODAY - 3 DAYS! BACK AGAIN! A tribute and a triumph to the .greatest emo tional actress of her day ; now you can see it HONOLULU, T. H.. Nov. 20. (AP) Prince David Kalukaua Kawnnana- koa, last male descendant of Hawaii'? kings pleaded guilty to a clmrge of manslaugher here today and wis sen tenced to ten years in Oahu penitentiary. The prince was Indicted on a charge of second degree murder early this month in connection with the death of Miss Arvllla Klnea. 22- year-old part-Hawaiian with whom he was living. The prince, who is 33 years old, also la under a ten-year sentence for the automobile death of Miss Felicity Connors of Fresno, Calif., killed In accident In 1S32. Kawananakoa's ftve-year probation granted in the Connors cose was re voked recently on the ground he vio lated its terms by living with Miss Klnslea as man and wife. Judge H. E. Stafford ordered both terms to run consecutlvelv. mnkine a maximum of 20 years in prison. Kawananakoa's decision to plead guilty followed a conference with his mother. Princess Abigail Kawan anakoa. yesterday. The prince was quoted as saying he still remembered nothing of Miss Klnslen's death, but had no desire to 'drag her name through the courts." Animal Sculpture Shown NEW YORK (UP) The first one man show of animal sculpture by Francois Pompon ever arranged will be held at the Brummer Galleries here for two months. Nearly iialf the present exhibition was lent by the French government. Sixty figures were lent by private collectors. Wedding Thrills Town JERUSALEM (UP) In the ancient Samaritan community in the Holy Land, where women are "more pre cious than rubies." the first marriage for 10 years is soon to take place. It will be between a Samaritan priest and a niece of the high priest of the Samaritans. Med lord Lodge No. 103, A OF 177 Paul Robeson, gigantic colored sing ing star whose most recent success was as the shiftless darkey in "Show Boat," comes to the Rialto theatre for Tuesday and Wednesday in the star ring role of "King Solomon's Mines." an epic adventure laid in Africa where a white expedition goes In search of the mythical treasure of King Solomon . Roheson pi i v tne colorful role of a singing guide, who later turns out to be the lost king of the Zula, the land where the treas ure Is supposed to be burled. Sir Cedric Hnrdwlcke. Anna Lee and Ro-1-ind Young are also in the cast. "Dangerously Yours." featuring Ce sar Romero and Phyllis Brooks, will play as the sdded attraction. Hunt hie Muketi Petticoats. BUDAPEST (UP Tons of flags and bunting used for the Corona tion of King George VI have been exported to Hungary and are finding a ready market in the country fairs. Much of the material goes into pet-ticontv. Woman 1 Tractor Expert, WILBUR. Wash. (UP) Miss Es ther Menke, of Wilbur. Is starting her 13th year at a Job as tractor re pair saleswoman. She Is a state nor mal school graduate, but prefer to handle machinery rather than do any other work. Jean Harlow's last and greatest mo tion picture. "Saratoga," la at the Roxv theatre for a three day run starting todav. Clark Gable playa her co-atur for the seventh time In this thrilling drama of the racetracks. Lionel Barrymore. Una Merkel and Cliff Edwards also have Important parts In the photoplay. Itrlile In Glass Iloat. SILVER SPRINGS, Fla.TP) Vari colored fish were among the guests at a wedding here recently. Edwin Boyd, 18. oi uriando married Miss Letha Peliland. 16. of Umatilla, In a glaAs-bottomed boat while friends looked on and fish watched from the waters below. 1 Eddie Cantor plans 'to make only one picture a year. Talisman La'ge No. 31 Knights of Pythias. Initiation Knight Rank, Monday. Nov. 2a, 1037. Refreshments will be served and all members ar requested to attend. Visiting mombera cor dially Invited. C. Flchtner, C C. Kenny Baker Sings In Rialto Musical Hit Opening Today Kenny Baker, whom every radio tan knows and likes, makes his screen debut as a full-fledged movie star, at the Rialto theatre today and to morrow only. He appears In the title role In "Mr. Dodd Takes the Air." story which,1 appropriately enough, deals with a radio singer of Kenny' own type. The firm was adapted from a story "The Great Crooner" by Clar ence Budington Kelland. It ran as a serial in a national weekly, and then was a best-seller In book form. The young crooner has a meaty role as a small-town electrician who suddenly found himself a famous ra dio star all because of a throat op eration. It la said by those who have seen the previews, that Baker makea the most of the role, and is a refresh ing new screen character. Kenny is surrounded by a high- class comedy cast for his movie de but. The always delightful Alice Brady plays a goofy opera singer who pu sues him with matrimony In mind. Frank McHugh Is his audacious and somewhat nutty press agent. Gertrude Michael is a vamp who has mercen ary ambitions toward Kenny. Hia real romantic interest la Jane Wyman, pretty little starlet who la going places in the movies, and Is being groomed for stardom by her studio. Henry O'Neill, Ferris Taylor and Har ry Davenport add to the melee. "Hold 'Em Navy." a spectacular ro mance based on the Navy's football team, plays aa the companion feature with "Mr. Dodd Takes the Air." Lew Ayres. Mary Carlisle, Benny Baker and John Howard have the leading roles. Card Readings Madame A. Mueller. Honest and Reliable with best or references, 723 Sherman Street. Phone 985-J-S Readings SI .00. SALEM. Nov. 20, f AP) A total of 177 Oregon drivers lost their oper ators' licenses by revocation or sus pension during the month of October. Secretary of State Snell reported to day. This established a new mgn monthly record. These revocations and Suspensions occur in many cases where the driver can ill afford to lose his license," Snell snld. "If more drivers realized the seriousness of such offenses as reckless or drunken driving they would be less prone to take a chance on getting away with it." Previous high month wna August, 1937, when 156 licenses were bus- MPri .Inmiarv. 103:1 with ! V only 17. Multnomah and Klamath county again headed the list of revocations and suspensions with 34 and 14 respectively. 1 . trio Oil te twousft-i I .i u i UU'- ..i. Venn . . ; - j n.uu i t I I tj& P. & A. M., special commu- pended or revoked. The lowest month j , 111 IvirkV atWWi' -t jaamBU u i,,. a0tVg rTWZ) I Jplntation Monday. November on reCord was January, 1933. with . CJoTVDV-S0'1 J tVPTV tuy "iv,,r'BetVCI"eJ " m. . Al.HlfN I I bhy22. 1:30 p.m.. to attend and only 17. . . . Wn? ,anied 0SCaT) . ft 8 $"7T v-WTT 1 ty conduct the funeral or Multnomah and "Klamath county ' y RoS&l111" ,R,crte'IMU8 V0U J VmBte& C& 1 TtTlTl " 1 11 Brother W. H. Lydlard. again headed the list ot revocations . oVaTjeTOTVO , e W jS ' JMUI lll C. M. Houston, W. M. and suspensions with 34 and 14 re- . ' a5 Aot TlOt J u ilShvrih I Wt 1 - the gr ,:ff tl . jya!LJfflL s. Mall rrlbune want ads. ' ' Dsa Mall mbune want ads. ' rW a TIO laUfe ' 'T V ! imTTT" ' V ". H ! i i-bbu. gsga mJmM-TX rob'brT33 Today & Monday Only! Two Grand Features!i' &y JlflgQjJ' jg(T; 1 A MUSICAL HIT THAT'S A HONEY! f. Umfi&fr J 1 KENNY BAKER I feft! - fH iJ ;cS'iii I -JjA
