The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 21, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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    TAGE SIX
Snturdny, Juno 21, 10:10
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
KLAMATH
HAVE TOllEY
Ths honor of stsrtlns, sa sn
noel boutherri Oregon tennis
tournament will probablr to to
Kleraaib Fill since tentative
ilans are) under way for holding
a lourncr of Ihla kind her July
4, 6 and . It was announced
last nlsnt by members ot tha
Klamath Kalis Tcnnl club.
Mrdford, Ashland. Bend and
Grant! I'm playera will prob
iihly participate In tha arent
which will ba held at Moora park
couru. Thii will ba tha tint
tourney of Ihla kind ever held
In thin section of tha Hate.
Mayor T. 11. Walters, speak
ing. In behalf of tha park board,
iHied lam ntKht thai tha board
will cooperate in every way poe
alble, and additional Improve
mrnli will be made at the park
before the tournament.
Many Notables To
Attend Days of '49
Mayor T. 11. Walters haa re
ceived many letters from prom
inent peraonsgas throughout the
alata accepting tha invitation of
tha mayor and the executive
committee of the "Dan ot "IS"
celebration to attend the big
event here July 3, 4, S and (.
"It looki now," the mayor
atated, "like we will have a
great many of our auia officiate
here during the bis ahow. Many
of the lei l era received Indicated
that the f nests plan to spend at
least two of the four celebration
dsys here."
New Law Partnership
Started In Klamath
Hardin C. Blarkmer, attorney
of this city, formerly in the
office of D. V. Kaykendall, and
Robert R. Rlttenhouse. recent
arrival from Oklahoma City. Ok
ie., have formed a lav partner
ship and have opened offlcea la
the Loomia building.
Rlttenhouse haa been a prac
ticing attorney for 10 years and
has wide experience in the prac
tice ot oil and gaa law, coming
from a aula where the oil In
dustry la the principal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Rlttenhouse are
residing at all High street.
HOTEL
SEWARD
"House ot Cheer"
Tert. and Aider Streets.
PORTLAND
OREGON
Excellent meals at popular
prices Coffee Shop Mer
chants Lunch 25o and I 5c
Dinners 40c and 60o In Din
ing Koom Breakfast 15e and
up Luncheons 86c and 60o
Dinners 65c, 65c 76o and II.
W. D. MeNAlR, Manager
W. C. CCLBERTSON. Prop.
AT THE KLAMATH THEATRES
AT THE rtXICAN
BESSIE LOVE. RAYMOND HACKETT and NANCV PRICE
in Trie GIRL IN lMt CjMOW
The tact that "The Girl in the
Show," Metro-Goldwyn. Mayer s
all-talking production which will
open Sunday at the Pelican
Theatre, presents a play within
a play, and that, none other than
the immortal "I'ncle Tom'a
Cabin," offers something prom
isingly new in tha way ot pic
ture entertainment and enables
us to five an interesting parade
of American dramatic statistics.
Resale Love. Raymond Haekett.
Frank Nelson and Mary Doran
do not play all of the "Tom"
show scenes on the etage dur
ing a performance are Inter
spersed with the backstage plot
In "The Girl In the Show" but
they go far enough in their In
terpretations to give them a place
in the "I'ncle Tom'a Cabin"
honor roll.
Misa Lore as "Little Eva" has
as forerunners in the part Mary
Pirkford. Eva Tangoay. Francine
Lariimore. Pearl White. Mrs.
Edwin Booth. Mabel Taliaferro
and Fay Templeton.
"Simon Leeree" has bean
played by Theodore Roberts.
John 1. Sullivan and others, be
fore Raymond Haekett, quite the
youngest of all. plays It for the
"Ed Bondell V. T. C." troupe
ot "The Olrl la tha Show."
Frank Kelson was preceded la
the part of "Uncle Tom" by Wil
ton Lackers, James K. Beckett.
David Belaaco, Desman Thomp
son snd Joseph Jefferson.
Mary Doran'e Topey" of "The
Girl ta the Show la the latest of
a line which indudee Fred
Stone. Lauretta Taylor. Rose Mel
ville ("Sis Hopkins") and Bmma
Dunn.
The romance of Hattie Bart
ley, fourth of her family to play
"Little Era," with Mai (Ray
mond Haekett), is woven Into
the dramatic plot with atrong
threads of comedy, concerned
with the trials ot a troupe strand
ed in Centralis. Kansas. Edgar
Selwyn directed this Metro-Gold-wya-Mayer
talking picture. He
waa the original producer of the
stage play uy Kenyon Nicholson
and John Golden, from which
the picture adaptation, was made.
AT THE PINE TREK
No more important cast of
cowboy actora have been brought
together for a very long time
than that which haa been as
sembled for Tilt t Film Corpor
atlon'a ali-dlalogns western plo
lure. "Beyond the Rio Grande."
which la scheduled to plsy at the
I'lne Tree Theatre Sunday and
Monday.
First and foremost In the lead
la Jack l'errln "tlenlleman
Jack" of the Irresistible smile
and tha Irresistible fist wearing
some of the most convincing
looking plaid shirts you ever
saw. and his white Arabian
horse. Starlight, who Is a star la
his own right, having appeared
In aeveral starring vehicles ill
eluding "Starlight the I'nlamed."
Mr. l'errln waa for many years
under contract to Universal aud
appeared In such westerns aa
"The Adorable Savage," "Tha
Torrent," etc
Then, there la Franklyn Far
nutu. also an ex-Universal favor
He with a Iremundoua reputation
on the elaite, la the movies and
In vaudeville, for his finished
acting. Mr. Faraum will be re
membered for his work In "The
Urug Store Cowboy," "Hilly Ihs
Kid. "ski This Is Ariiona," etc
among other things, tie plays
the neavy part.
Buffalo Bill. Jr.. fa alo In the
cast. Hia work aa a star In pro
ductions named after him for
1'athe Is well remembered.
"Roarin Broncos" being one ot
the most amusing of them all.
Hill la one of the finest horse
men in the eowboy world and Is
always sure to add a Utile thrill
In riding artistry all his own.
Pete Morrison, aa old rodeo
star. Is also In the cast aa are
Henry ltoquemore. one time
minstrel end man, musical com
edy star, and Edmund Cobb,
star of Universal western seriate,
sud a member ot tha rsst of
Days of '49
DANGE
Enjoy An Evening Of Cool Dancing
at
'ALTAMONT
' Bring On Your Whiskers
and
Ladies, Don't Forget Those
'49 Dresses
FLY
FREE. FREE.
FREE.
Airoplane. Ride
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
To the Purchaser of a New Ford or to the
Purchaser of a Used Car
A FEW SNAPS
1926 Chrysler 4-cyl. Coach $350
1926 Buick 4-passenger Coupe 350
1926 Buick 4-Door Sedan 350
1929 Ford Sport Roadster 415
1929 Ford Tudor : 435
1928 Hudson Coach Like new 500
1929 Dodge Senior Six Sedan Only
11,000 miles 750
Visit Our Used Car Lots
50 Used Cars Priced $25 to $100
'Terms
Balsiger Motor Co.
Main & Esplanade. Phone 2100.
"Tha Llfs ot Buffalo Bill" and
"Days o 'it."
Ths leading lady Is Charllne
Burt, a very pretty girl who Is
sn excellent equeatrlenus and has
appeared In a number ot west
erns. Her first talking picture
experlencs waa with Lupins Laaa
In "Buying a Gun." Emma Tan
sey, famous character woman
aud portrsyer of mother roles,
la also In th ceaC
AT THE L1RKKTT
Ken Maynard, tha ace of atv
llou stare In his Istest western
feature for First National Pic
tures. "The Glorious Trail." Is
coming to tha Liberty Theatre
oa Sunday, This la Maynard's
most talked off picture. It com
bines sll ths elements of dra
matto action with ths famous
stunts of ths saddls for which
this popular star Is noted,
Ths story Is sn original writ
ten especially for Ken by Marlon
Jackson and tells ot th. string
ing of the first telegraph wires
that soauecled the east with the
west.
While ths story Is historical
In theme. It la oue of the fsstest
and most thrilling pictures Kea
has ever made. It la replete
with sctioa, stunts snd novelties
designed to hold sn audlenos
Kangaroo Court Session To
Be Held Again This Evening
Bigger and sven belter Is Ihs
announcement for Ihe kangaroo
court tor I p. m. Saturday oa
the steps ot the Elks temple.
Mors police, mors action and
many mora prisoners Is His pre
diction ot Chief of Police Dale
Matloon and Asslatsat Chief
Byron Teed.
Ths personnel ot Ihs court will
remslti ths sains except Judge
Lloyd DeLsp who has bsen re
called, oa account ot Ihe many
cotnplalula ot the prisoners who
rams hetors bis bar. Ons of
ths chief cotnplsluis waa that
there waa no fool rail In trout
ot the judges' bar.
Other complaints also figured
In his recall, such aa Inhuman
ireatment ot the criminals who
stood trembling bsfors him.
Ths new judgs for Saturday
nigni, it is understood, sling
s mean Una ot comedy wall
sprinkled with stiff fines. Those
In Ihs know clslra that he too
will last only one session aa Ihe
customers ars hard to pis
The patrol wagon Saturday
nignt win carry some of Hi
most prominent men and woweu
spellbonnd from ths first flash
to lbs flnsl flicker.
Ths supporting cast Includes
Glsdys McConnell, Lea Hates,
Jimmy Bradbury, Jr., Frsuk
I Issney. Hilly Franey aud Chlnt
Yoylache.
TKU TIIVK WINK
WALL A WALLA. Wash., June
si (Af) Tod Thye, 1'ordand
wrestler, won from Al Karaalrk
here last Jilnhl. scoring a freak'
Isli full over Ihe lluaalan lo da-
rids the match. Karaalck was
apparently about to throw Ihe
I'orllandor orer Ihe ropes when
ba lost bis balsnre snd fell back
wards Inlo ths ring with Thya.
Thye pinned Ihe Husalaa duwa
for Ihe aerund fall to lu the
match.
Only one Connolly Urolhera
store after July 1st, at 6)7 Main
street. 5-in
eValne far above
the price59
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enduring quality that ha been built into every part of the car.
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