FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1837.
T HE
Bonnevue
(By Mrs. Walter McElroy)
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johns were
dinner hosts Wednesday to Mr. and
Mis. H. A. Hyde of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts of Green-
leaf, Idaho. During the evening the
group enjoyed a trip through the
power house at the dam.
Among the Bonnevue residents in
Portland during the past week were
Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich and daughter
Dixie, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dippery,
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johns, Mrs. Char
les Shinn and daughter Edith and
Mrs. N. A. Wilson who is a guest
of Mrs. Dean Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tucker and
small son were week-end guests at
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the home of Mrs. Tucker’s parents, in the east, carrying the feminine ro-|
Mr. and Mrs. E. Maurer in Portland. mantis lead role. Robert Cummings
Mrs.
Tokarev spent the week plays the male romantic lead. Others I
in the distinguished east are Monroe
end in Portland.
Miss Dora Sexton, Mrs. Hedwig Owsley, Louis DaPron, and Ed
Johnson, Mrs. Nels Swanson and Brophy.
“ Hideaway Girl" is a mystery
Mrs. Woodside all of The Dalles vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc- story, but it is garnished with ex
Elroy en route to Portland Monday'. cellent music and dancing. In light
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black drove hearted vein, it tells about a jewel
to Portland Sunday' to spend several robbery, perpetrated on the scene
of a marriage ceremony by a female
days.
Mrs. Anne Hager of Portland was a thief disguised as the bride. The
dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and M rs.1 police radio alarm gives the number
R. C. Goodrich. Other callers at of an automobile in which the thief |
the Goodrich home during the day escaped, and it is the car in which
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fawcett and Miss Ross rides in the opening se
quences. She meets Cummings at a
Audrey Parks of Portland.
gas station, and when a police car
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson comes up, flees with him. She takes
drove to Portland Friday and with refuge on his yacht where they are
a group of friends enjoyed the even forced to pose as man and wife until
ing dancing at Jantzen beach. Sat the real thief is revealed. Before
urday evening they were guests of that, however, love blooms between
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robinson at Lake them—to the tune of some of the sea
Oswego. Sunday' the Andersons en son’s sprightliest music.
joyed a picnic with friends at a park
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on the Yamhill river.
Light and Bright
One of the finest casts of musi
cians, comedians, dancers and singers
E X A M IN E R COMING
ever assembled for a motion picture
makes its appearance in “ Champagne
C. M. Bentley, state examiner of W altz,” the gay' comedy with music
operators and chauffers, will be in which will play' Wednesday and
Hood River Tuesday, May 25 at the Thursday' at the Roosevelt theatre.
courthouse between the hours of 9
Fred
MacMurray
and
Gladys
A. M. and 5 P. M. All those wish Swarthout, who are co-starred, not
ing permits or licenses to drive cars onl,y supply the romantic interest,
are asked to get in touch with Mr. but also exhibit the talents which
Bentley during those hours.
have made them famous as musi
cians. Before MacMurray’s entrance
into films he was a saxophone play-
er of considerable note.
And in
“ Champagne W altz,” as the leader
of a swing band which takes Vienna
by' storm, he toots his saxophone
again in real swing fashion. He also
Straight from the great hit she sings “ When Is a Kiss Not a Kiss”
scored in “ The Big Broadcast of to Miss Swarthout.
1937,” Martha Raye, madcap com
The famous Metropolitan Opera
edienne who has captivated America diva contributes two outstanding vo
during the past few weeks, returns cal selections. The first is the new
to the screen with a fresh batch of swing-waltz hit “ The Merry-Go-j
swing-singing, wisecracks and gen Round.” and the second “ Could 11
eral hilarity in “ Hideaway Girl,” the Be in Love?”
new musical mystery which will show
Irrepressible Jack Oakie is respon
Friday and Saturday' at the Roose sible for most of the comedy as the
velt theatre.
press agent of MacMurray’s band,
Shirley Ross, another newcomer and more laughter is provided by'
who soared to the top rung of popu Herman Bing, Ernest Cossart, Ben
larity with her singing and acting in ny Baker, and others. Frank For
“ The Big Broadcast of 1937," is also est, the new screen “ find,” also pro
vides some vocal music.
Veloz and Yolanda, world-famed
ballroom dance team, supply several
solos, one to the strains of “ The
Merry-Go-Round,” in which they in
terpret a carousel in dance form, and
another in formal ball-room waltz.
A chorus of 350 also perform to the
“ Merry-Go-Round W altz,” while an
additional chorus re-enacts the old-
fashioned waltz of Vienna.
Two bands—one a hot American
swing band, under the baton of Mac
Murray, and the other a symphonic
ensemble which interprets the waltz,
supply the music.
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DIRECTION J. J. PA R K E R
Friday, Saturday, May 2 1-22
Sun.,Mon.,Tue.,May 23-24-25
R o m a n c e lilting to the
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0 K " " P aq"6
Waltz
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Newcomer Scores
A new film personality' of excep
tional dramatic” and emotional abil
ity will be introduced at the Roose
velt theatre Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday when the motion picture ver
sion of Barry Benefield’s best-selling
novel, "Valiant Is the Word for
Carrie,” will be shown.
The newcomer is Gladys George,
famed stage actress, whose portrayal
of the woman of shady repute who
is resurrected and ennobled by two
little children she adopted, is one
of the finest things ever captured by
the camera and is certain to become
one of the most widely discussed
film roles of the season.
Miss George, as Carrie Snyder,
brings up two homeless waifs as her
own. Through great sacrifice and
over the greatest obstacles she rears
them to glorious young manhood and
womanhood.
Peace and content
ment abide with the little household
until the boy, played by John H ow
ard, becomes involved with Isabel
Jewell,
an
adventuress.
Arline
Judge, who plays the part of the
other waif, is in love with Howard
and, broken-hearted, she marries an
other man.
In a frantic effort to restore har
mony in the little family, Carrie
becomes involved in a jailbreak with
the adventuress, and is arrested. Be
fore the trial she is confronted with
a grave dilemma. I f she fights the
case she has a chance for freedom.
But then her past, which is unknown
to the children, will be brought back
to life. I f she doesn’ t fight it she
goes to jail but her past will re
main a secret. The way in which she
makes her decision is a powerful
and dramatic motion picture per
formance which moves Miss George
at once into the company of the
greatest actors of the screen.
Others in the cast are Harry
Carey. Dudley Digges. William Col
lier, Sr., and the two charming
youngsters, Jackie Moran and Char
lene Wyatt.
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MUMOUN1
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with JACK OAKIE
VELOZ and YOLANDA
H E R M A N U N O V IV IE N N E OSBORNE
F R A N K FO R E ST
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Wed.,Thur., May 26-27
‘1, who L aughed at Lore, have l allen in Love at last!”
ALSO W E D N E S D A Y
‘BANK NITE’
(Copyrighted 1933 — U. S. Patents Pending)
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Hood River
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Saturday, May 22
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