r'riiiy 13, 1932
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE fTVB
CITY BRIEFS
fcnlerlaliifd liill-lre B. It
Harry of I lot Iterlaiiiatliiii en-Isrlsl-isd
I lie M and M. I.adlee'
aid I lha Mathoillat church al
liar hum Thuraday availing.
(! la oara Meedames Melissa
H imal, O. W. Cummlni, l,ola
' er, W. C. I.ltlla. U J. Drink.
1 '. Ilroarn, Claranra i'liia,
1.. K. Pelts, M. A. glersna and
lha bualaaa. Mra. I,. J. Drink
alatad Mra. Berry with eervlng.
Ilrlicaretiig P r o f r a Tha
tearhara and puplle o( lha Mills
arhunl ara rehearalng a program
which Ilia will praaant In lha
school auilllorlum February It lu
commemoration of Washington's
birthday, There will ba amall
adinlaeloa charge and proceede
will ba used (ur lha uudernour
lihad children. Tha public U
Invited.
IJIrl aVoute Meet Girl Hroute
of Troop No. I enjoyed an Inter
eating discussion on roche and
minerals by Kdward II. Aabural
I Ilia ofllra lu lha l.ooinla build
ing laal Monday evening. Tbla
talk waa accompanied by an e
hlblllon of rocke and mlnerale
whlrb waa halp lo tha glrla
who ara working for Ihalr rork
finders bailga.
Couple Married Orvllle O.
Wedell and l-aure Ward, buth of
Klametb county, wara unltad la
niarrlaga al lha Flret I'reehy
tarlaa church Thuraday evening
by lha pastor, nay. A. Thaodra
Smith. Wltneeeea war Mr. and
Mra. N. F. Wlntara. Mr. and
Mra. Wadall will maka th-lr
borne In lha Allaoiout district.
Will lloum Hume I.ou Dura!
la expected lo ralura lo bla honia
la Pelican Cliy Sunday after be
Ing ronflnad to lha Hlllalda hoe
plial for taa daya whara h un
riarwanl a major oparallon.
Durst la auparlnlandanl of tha
Pellran Hay box factory.
On Hkl Trip llanry Oarbar.
Tom Thorna. Ham Hlchcy and O.
J. Hauge lad Friday morning
for a akl trip lo l.ahe o' lha
Woods. Thay aspect lo ramaln
at Merrymen's cabin at tha laka
until gunday. whan thay will ra
lura to Klamath rails.
Returned Friday Cbarlaa I .a
Pulnte. loral marrhant. raturuad
Friday evening from Lakevlew
where ba spent aararal daya eu
perlntendlng opanlng of a Lake
view ahop.
Pine Tree
t Knowing Tonight
of
"The Tin-Of f"
al her Joy on beal 1
Hhe'll krep on In
prelacy over Ilia
happiest hit of Hie
'
with
HKN I.YOX
and
the
Comedy King
Si VV. '. KIUI.I-H
Mk I I.F.OX KRIIOI.
m.J Cheaier I'onhlln
asH f--ord Blerllng
The Rainbow
Ijut Hhonlng Tonight
of
"Finn and Hattie"
The
om-; I
and I
ON,v M -
nil Ij"
nv
Coming Sunday
Joan Crawford
and
Clark Gable
In
"Laughing
Sinners"
Diseases HroortecV Contagious
rtlaes.ee wara ua lha wan In
Klamath county during tha week
andlng February II. with only ona
raa of mallpoi, ou of chicken
pna, on of measles and two aoi lal
diseases reported lo lha haallh
uult.
lee (liainhc- llooiue Haves
dlallncl and eepsrste organise
llona or groupa mads ua of Ilia
rhsmba of comroarc rooma dur
ing Iba paat waak, according lo
lha weekly raport laauad by lha
chamliar.
Return lo Huma Mr. and Mra.
Lester linger and Hula aon, of
Klrby, Ore., will ralura lo thalr
huma Hunday, atlar two weeka
tacatloa apant la Klamath fall
aa th guests nf ralallraa and
frlanda,
lira. Iirak la llo.lll Mra.
F. H. Drake la a pallanl at Ilia
Hlllalda hospital whara aha under
want a major operation Krlday
morning. According lo raporla
aha la galling along as wall aa
could b ipartad.
Hrdrua Hub Heeling Tha
Kadroa club of lb Flrei I'raaby
larlaa church will meet In ragular
aaaslun Monday night la lha
church parlora. at 7. IV. A good
attandanc la daalrad.
VMt la Medford Mra. Leland
Wlllltta a a d llltla daughter
Hharon. ar apandlug a waak la
Madford. aa lb bouaa guest of
Mr, and Mr. II. A. Hlnabargvr.
Ashland Visitor Mlaa Maria
Kngle. who la attandlng Ilia Ash
land Normal, Is apandlng tha waak
and with bar motbar, Mra. Mabla
tingle and bar brolhar Malvla
Kngle.
Visiting la New Orleans Mr.
and Mra. li. H. Moahy and daugh
ter, Joy a. of 11)41 Harrow
str.al, leli Wedaeeday for a
thre waaka trip lo Naw urleeua
and other eoulhern and aaatarn
cities. They will ralura through
California.
t'lub lo Meet Mrmbere of lha
IK club will meet Tuesday, Kab
ruary tl, al tha home of Mra.
Jennie Arnold, III Garden. The
meeting will ba called to order
at I p. m.. and all members ara
asked to attend.
C. A. Fullra llrre C. A. rul
lea. general agent of Iba rblcago
Northwestern apenl Friday la
Klamath Kails from bla bead
quarter at Seattle- H con
ferred wltb local rail officials
while here.
Mored la California Mr. and
Mra. John I'eraotta, formerly of
lulu While avenue, hse mored
lo Han Kranriaro, where Mr. i'er
aotta baa aacured employment.
They eipect lo remain la th
eouth permanently.
Upend lYIilay In Valley- Ar
thur W. Hchaupp and C. C. Kel
ler apent Friday In Madford
where Ihey attended tha annua)
Lincoln day banquet. They aleo
enjoyed golf betor returning to
Klamath Kalla.
Kather file la Kjsat Iter,
father F. L. Glee, paator of Iba
Hacred Heart Catholic church, Is
ua an extended aaatarn vlalt.
During hla absence Rev. Timothy
Casey la In charge of aervlcea al
th church.
lluelnree Visitor C. M. Rlalr.
superintendent of the Klamath
Indian reservation, apent Friday
in Klamath Falls transacting
busltiesa from bla headquartera
at Klamath Agency.
Vlalt In Grant Taea Mr. and
Mrs. Roderick Smith and aon Don
nle, have left for Grant Taea,
wher they will spend Ibe week
end visiting Mr. Kmlth's parents.
To Hold Charily Dance A milk
fund dance will b bald at Fair
haven gymnasium on Saturday
evening. February 10. according
to a recent announcement.
Opened New Htore V. C.
Crosby has opened a new produr
and poultry store at 2016 South
Hlith street. It will b known
a th Klamath Valley Produr
company.
llrtnrned from Visit Mr. H.
C. Ilrown of 111 Owen at rest,
has returned lo her home after a
vlalt with frlanda and relative
In Salem, Ore.
I-Yed Rlarr Vllta Fred Blarr,
game warden of northern Cali
fornia, was a business visitor In
Klamath Falls, Krlday.
Port Klamath Vlaliora Mra.
Ren Looaley and Mra. I'age, of
Fort Klamath, were out of town
hopper In Klamath Falls Friday.
Rprnt Haturdny llrr Mra.
Jess Johnson and daughter, of
Merrill, apent Saturday In this
city.
Nan Kranrlaco Visitor Harry
Anderson, of San Francisco, waa
a business vtaltor In this city dur
ing Ihe past week.
Mra, Olscn Hotter Mrs. Arthur
Olsen. of lha While Pine Apart
ments la recovering rapidly aftor
a serious lllniwa.
Seriously III Mra. E. D. True
love la seriously III at her bom,
till Ebarleln.
Slater George Washington
White Ah' anrry. Deacon John
Ing, to sea yo' comln' outa dat
bootlcgger'a house.
Deacon Johnson Ab katn't
help dnt. Platan white. Ah'a gotta
go home once In a while.
MODERN FIREPROOF
lUeKcVf At fajiM
tUTT'H AT atl-rV
San Francisco
anew without asm soom wirtt asm
'10 par do, '2!V '2peaj
OtaWAKKLN IIOOPU
UPTON INVITED
TO TALK HERE
BEFORE LABOR
HepresenUtlra Jay L'ploa of
Hand, falbar of th stale com
pensation law, baa been Invited
lo appear before th Central
Labor Union Wednesday night,
February IT, lo eiplaln provi
sions of th al In reference lo
tha II 7 a day rata which tha
slate Industrial accident rninmle
Ion allows for hospital anrrlre.
The rata, which waa reduced
from II. iV to .f7 for Klamath
Kails In 1121, has rausei) roll
alitarahl controversy between
th commission nd local htnipl
lala. Tha Central Labor I'nlon
la continuing tta Investigation
Into tha matter arid will conduri
an open meeting Wednesday, to
whlih delegates from th Ameri
can l,cKlou. Muoae and Kaalee
lodgva and tha Veterana of Kor
elgn Wars. Iiav been Invited.
J. II. Trenerry, arcretary of
tha labor roum ll, eiplalned Krl
day thai tha roumll la not In
terested In raising or lowering
lha rale, but only attempting to
determine whether or not It la
aufflrlent to rara for tha boepl
lal patlenta who com under the
alato compensation act. Ha ei
plalned that Klamath Kalla waa
pravloualy granted a II IV rata
becaus of Ha Isolated location
and Inacceaslblllty, but that In
1(21 th local rat waa placed
on a par with ratea In other lo
calltlea. Hospital, according to Trener
ry, claim that they feel that
12 f7 a day la Inadequate lo
car for tha patlenta properly.
Hoapltala In other rltlea hara
written to Iba Klamath labor
council that their views ara Iba
same aa those of local hoapftala.
A letter from the commission
la printed elsewhere In this
paper.
Merrill Team Lo$e$
In Chiloquin Came
MEltltll.L. Ore. The Merrill
blgb acbool basketball teama
played rhlloquln at Merrill, Fri
day evening, when the Chllo
tiuln boya were victors, hut tha
glrla' quintet of Merrill suc
ceeded In winning, 10 lo II.
Iiorla Kandra waa high acor
girl for th Merrill team. He
freshmenie wara aerved lo lha
visiting taama by tba Merrill
girls.
Mra. Victor Laehua wa the
gneat of honor at a birthday
party. Saturday evening, when
her alater. Mra. William Malaon.
entertained at her home on Koae
atrt.
Five hundred waa played wltb
high score awarded Mra. Ray
mond Arnold and conaolatlon to
Mra. P. McFadden. A large
birthday cake waa cut by the
honor gneat.
Those present were Mr. Vic
tor tshua. Mrs. A. Pardue, Mra.
Marlon Johnson. Mra. K. Arnold.
Mra. P. McFadden, Mra. William
llenaler, Mlsa Dorothy Pearson.
Mlaa Clara Malaon. Mlaa Joan
lishna and the hosteea.
a e a
An old-fashioned quilting took
place Thursday al the home of
Mra. C. D. F.lderldge, on Fremont
atreet. Tha ladlea present were
Mesdamee Fred Stlnerson. J. T.
Norrla, Charlea Elder. Chart M.
Remolds, Charlea Squlrea, Miss
Nellie Flgan and the hosteaa. The
quilt waa donated to relief work,
e e e
Tha Shada Council, Dear of
Pocahontas, mat Wednesday eve
ning, February 10, (or a business
eaalon. Plana were made for the
next meeting on February 24 when
a hard-time party will be held.
Cards and dancing will provide
the entertainment and visiting
members r especially Invited to
attend. Thla Is Ihe youngest lodg
In Klamath Falls but Is growing
rapidly.
a e e
Mra. A. C. f.latoe acted as hov
tesa to th Jolly Hrldge club at
her home on North Eleventh
alreet, when Mra. H. E. Carnell
waa awarded high acore and Mra.
Waldeen I'PP conaolatlon.
Guests were Mra. William An
derson. Mrs. II. II. Moss, Mra.
Robert Pagette, Mra. E. R. Hend
rlcksnn, Mra. II. E. Cornell, Mr.
Ira II. Morrla. Mra. Waldeen I'PP
and the hostess.
Saturday and Sunday
IM AU. HIT TWUWPgaiMO OlOetrt
-w
PICKETT'S PELICANS
In a Htage Presen
tation of Popular
Musical Number
Sunday Evening Only
No Ailvnnce In
rlcca
i
Society
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Plus I
Also
COMEDY
and
NEWS
Klamath Empire News
BEAHY POOL HALL
HRATTY, Ore. When Ihe
townspeople were arouaad laat
Thuraday by Iba burning pool
hall, consternation waa fell for
Ilia IIM Top garage and other
small buildings In th vblnlty.
Th eellmated l'iea waa between
11.000 and 14.001).
At Hi time of Hi fire, l.uk
Cheater waa In charge of lha
buelneaa and ba and bla family
wara residing In the apartment
aide of tha house. Most of tb4r
household furniture waa eaved,
however,
Tha building waa constructed
by John Hutchinson In 120. and
Ihe data of Ha opening la an
uupleaaant memory In tha minds
of tba local people, alnca In-
fluenu waa spreading rapidly
over the community at that time,
and nearly everyone attending
the dunce contracted me dis
ease. Tha building baa boused
movie and danc crowda, boilng
man has and church ervlca.
Mr. Hutrhlnaon slates that ba
may erect another building la
th spring, however. It will be
oLly a oue-alory structure.
OFFICERS ELECIEO
AT FOUR-L MEET
ALCOMA. Ore A Foar-L
meeting wa held at Algoma, Fri
day evening, whea Ihe following
officers were elected for Ihe flrat
term.
Andy Haves, chairman; Roy
Vernon, aaslstant chairman: Hay
Hambane. secretary treasurer;
John Windsor, W. Henry and
Ilea Loftsgeard ware elected on
Ihe conference committee. The
organisation l lo meet Ibe last
Monday of each month.
Federal Employes
Chapter Year Old
KLAMATH AGENCY, Ore.
S'atlonal Federation of Federal
K.mployea. No. ZR. waa chartered
In the spring of 1J1. There are
17 member, and buslneee aoclal
meetlnga are conducted the sec
ond Wedneaday of every month.
The following officer war In
alalled at th January meeting:
C. A. Cosset I, president: Allen F.
Space, vice president; K. D. Holla,
secretary- treaaurer.
Through this organisation
I2S1.04 waa turned over to the
governor'a relief committee In
January. Tbla repreaenta one day'a
wagea of a majority of the federal
employee of the Klamath Indian
reaervatton.
New Applications
Received by Grange
FORT KLAMATH. Ore. Fort
Klamath grange. 775. held Ha
regular business meeting In the
clubhonae. Tueaday evening. Feb
ruary 1, when II member and
two visitor war preeent.
The following nine new ap
pllcanta for membership were
received: Alice, Vera and Her
bert Edwards, B. Adrian Page.
Charlea Ztimbrunn. Harold Moon.
Eugene Kowell. John Liter and
Eugene Johnaon.
During the lecturers' hour, two
Interesting talka were given.
"India, l'aat and Preeent" by
Lindsay C. Slsemore, and the
second on the 81no-Japaneee
situation by Mlaa Mary Hunt.
Refreshment were aerved by
a co untitle of six grange mem
ber. -jr T NEW -tw-TT
VoX
Beat Bound In Town
i
Entire) Week Starting Tomorrow
SPECIAL MATINEE
Sunday at 11:00 o'Clock 25c 'Till 1:00
Take advantage of thla matinee and save waiting In line.
Make sure of a good scat and save money!
The Pride and Joy of Ihe Screen
HERE
Mora laughs More thrills More heart-throb
than evert
ai" 2-
i
i a v "v v
I V, aw I
mX Hhowing Today
Buck Jones in
Don't MIm Ihe nance at Joylnml TOMIillT.
Himnaoml by New Vox Theatre.
FKEK TICKKTSI TO "ESIMA"
Aggressive Fish, Game Policy
Outlined By Chamber Commerce
LAKEVIEW, Ore. The direc
tor of th Laka County Cham
bar of Commerce bare adopted
Ihe budget af Ihe chamber for
I. 11.
The dlrectora expact to apead
II, 01 S oa the varloua ariivlilea
of Ihe chamber. 1100 baa been
allotted lo advertising, whlrb In
addition to Ihe 1100 allotted by
the I-ake county budget commit
tee, will prove ample to lake
care of advertising aaed for tbla
year and alao !,ake couuly'a
portion of Ihe advertising ex
penses of lha Hhaata-Caacade
Wonderland aasoclatlon.
One of Ihe projecia for the
year will be to elr'airarli th
American Legion poeie through
out Nevada and California, In an
endeavor lo persuade their mem
bers to attend the national con
vention la Portland and lo tarry
either going or coming In Ibe
Hhaeta-Caeead Wonderland.
Program Given At
Library Club Meet
MERRILL, Or. Tb Merrill
Libra ft elnb met at tb L O. O.
T. ball, Thursday afternoon,
when Meedame J. W. Icogglaa,
W. F. Fruit. M. W. Howard, L.
E. Brown, H. P. Blanton and B.
Y. Fa us presided as boateue
Tb program Included: a skit,
"Juat a Minute to Stay," by Mr.
M. A. Bowman and Mra. L. Bow
man; aong, high achool girl'
quint!; aong la Spanish by
Clemlntln Huerta.
Refreshments were served dur
ing tb afternoon to Meedame
R. H. and Anic Anderson. T. A.
Illaka, W. C. Bailer. N. H.
Bogne, C . M. A. and L. Bow
man. J. Gulmon. H. P. Blanton,
11. O. and J. E. Cox. E. W. De-
Lap, Otto Ellis. Arthur Frailer,
W. F. Frnlta. L. E. Browa. H.
J. llendrlckaon. M. W. Howard,
H. Heaton, J. 8. Johnson, M. L.
Moore. Ted Nelaon, R, O. Rob
ertson. J. C. Stevenson. J, W.
Scoggln and E. C. StukeL
Keno Girls Lose,
Tie Hoop Games
KENO. Ore. Tb Keno blgb
achool girl battled out th sec
ond gm of th baketbll
echedul with Henley high cchool
and tied th game. II to 11. in
th final eecond. The boya' team
loat to Henley by a acor of 10
lo 10.
Th thirl game of the eched-
nle wer played with Malln high
achool. Th accurate, fast-paaa-Ing
and ahoottng of th Malta
girl favored them by a score of
14 to II. Tbs Malln boy won
by a acor of 11 to 14. This la
tb tint year that th Keno
hoys' quintet has entered Ihe
county schedule.
Storms Add Depth
To Beatty Snow
BEATTY, Or. Th snow
storm which bsr visited this
I section Intermittently sine last
I Sunday have resulted la approx
imately a foot of new anow on
; the flat and many mora feet Id
the mountain.
The snow plow have been
working overtime In the Quarts
Mountain section, and, according
to reports, motorists are experi
encing some difficulty on ac
count of the snow.
1932'. Fir.t
13
Star Picture
Thla la Our Second
Four Star Picture In
Two Week.
SHE IS!
In CLAREXCK
BROWN'S
product Inn
with
Rlchanl Cromwell
Jean Heraholt
Myrn ly
"Range FeuT
An aggreaalre fish and game
p llrjr baa been outlined now
that Ibe chamber la handling
fish and gam actlvltlaa through
on of It committees. Recom
mendations In regard to game
were recently made at the meet
ing at Klamalb Kalla wltb lha
member of th game commis
sion. Recommendations concern
ing flah are now being prepared
and will be preeenled la Port
land to tba members of the
game commlaaloa at their meet
ing oa February II.
The high light of th plan
ar: on million flab planted
each year In Laka county 4(1
m'lee of at reams and Ita seven
lakes, with one-third of th
streams closed each year. Tha
chamber expeeta to spend 1210
of Ita own money daring 1111
In flab and game activities In
addition to contributions from
sportsmen throughout th coun
ty who ara not members.
PAST YEAR TOLD
KLAMATH AGENCY, Ore.
Tba Klamath Agency Women's
club, a member of the General
Federation of Women's clubs, baa
a membership of approximately 10
ladlea. Monthly business meetlnga
are held In Ihe club rooma, fol
lowed by dlscuaaiona or paper oa
aubjecta of Interest. Bridge par
He are aponsored by the club at
least one evening a month, and
are usually In the nature of bene
fit parties.
This winter lb club ba gen
erously contributed to the relief
work in the county. Over 20 gar
ment were made and turned over
to the committee In Klamath
Falls during January. Donations
of worn clothe bav alao been
made.
Outeiandlng achievement of
the club Include the faahioa revue
held In October, wltb Klamath
Falls merchants co-operating. The
November meeting wa held at
the bom of Mr. Ida Crimea,
Klamath Falls, and waa wall at
tended by members and friends.
Mlaa Virginia Weat gave aa in
lereetlng talk on her anmmer In
Mexico. The community Christ
mae tree and program was enjoy
er by more than 100 people.
Officers of Ihe club are: Pres
ident, Mr. O. E. Patterson; vice
president, Mrs. F. H. Phillips:
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. E. W.
Neave.
Schmitx Damages
Car In Collision
BEATTY. Ore. While return
Ing from Klamath Fall laat Fri
day. F. J. Bchmiti collided with
a loaded bay truck oa the reser
vation aide of Bly mountain.
Mra. Pearl Palmer and daughter.
Dora, wer riding with Mr.
Schmitx. but none wa Injured,
although the car waa badly dam
aged.
John Ab heara dey dona loan'
de bone oh Columbns.
Henry Dat ao? Ah nerah
knew be was a gamblln' man. I
Announcement
A. L. Rice and L. E. Olda announce their association under the firm
name, Olds & Rice, Interior Decorators. Offices have been opened
at 130 South Seventh street in a portion of the building occupied by
T. B. Watters, Real Estate.
til
It is the desire of Olds & Rice to give to Klamath Falls something;
more than a mere painting; service. Mr. Olds, with more than 25
years practical experience and a wide knowledge of decorative ef
fects, together with Mr. Rice, who has been an outstanding figure
in decorative fields for more than 20 years, make a combination
that is far more than expert brush-hands and painting contractors
alone. Combined with fast, steady, skillful workmanship will be
found not only competent and experienced supervision but a keen
sense of beauty, good taste and a sincere desire to please. Clients
may therefore expect to get things done and done right with charges
that are moderate.
Olds & Rice will be glad to go over your plans for decorating or
redecorating, give you a surprisingly reasonable estimate, financing
suggestions if necessary and get on the job at once. Just Phone 666.
Olds & Rice
130 S. Seventh Street
Amusements
Pelican Now playing, Richard
Dlx In "Secret Serrlr."
Pine TreeNow playing, Ed
die gulllaa In "The Tip-Off."
Coming tomorrow, Marilyn Mil
ler In "Her Majeety'e Love.
Rainbow -Now playing, 'Flnn
and llattla." Coming tomorrow,
Joan Crawford la "Laughing
Slnnera."
Vox Now playing, "Range
Fend." Coming tomorrow, Marie
Dressier la "Emma."
pimh trf.i!
Manager Poole of Ihe Pine Tree
Theatre annoancea gunday, aa th
opening dat for "Her Majesty.
Love." which star captivating
Marilyn Miller. This romantic
light comedy preeents the beloved
alar of "Bnnay" as a barmaid who
becomaa a baroneaa, by way of
wllee, amllea, twinkling toe and
a aong or ao all doa la her In
imitable way. Among comedians
In the raat ar Leon Errol, W. C.
Field. Ford Sterling and Cheater
Conklln.
VOX
Th Immensely popular Marie
Dreaaler In a atory wrlttea espe
cially for her by France Marlon,
author of "Th Champ" and "Mln
and Bill," will b eea on the Vox
screen for th next 7 days, start
ing Sunday. Miaa Dreasler's new
starring vehicle la called "Emma,"
which Is the asms of th charact
er whom ah portray an old
faahloned. atera but devoted
housekeeper In tha family of aa
eccentric Inventor, who mothers
bis children aa though they were
her own.
Thla exceptional picture wa
mad under tb supervision of
Clarence Brown, on ot Metro-Goldwya-Mayer'a
foremost dlree-
F
! VJ-wi .
INTERIOR DECORATORS
tors who will ba remembered for
bla fine work on "Poaaeaeed," "A
Pre goul." "Inspiration" and
"Anna Christie."
PM.IC4M
A great alar rlaa agsla tt
aupraiu height at th Felltaa
theater today and Hunday
Hlchard Dlx, famoua alar ot
"Cimarron" and "Donovan
Kid" agsla rldaa forth la all bit
thundering glory la "Hacret gerrs
lee." Dlx In Ibe romantic, love
abl Iradltloa made famoua by
him aweapa to undreamed of
belghta la tbla great etaga smash
from th pen of Wm. Ollletie,
Shirley Grey and Nance O'Nell
offer epleadld aupport and a well
balanced program of cartoon,
"omedy and newa make this aa
extraordinary worth-whll bill.
Pickett a Pelicans will be oa
the atage again Hunday evening
la a atage preaentatloa of popu
lar mualcal numbers.
RAIMVOW
Amsrlra'a dancing daughter
reachea for a tambourine Inetead
of a cocktail la "Lauahlna Hln
I sere," picture version of Ihe stir
ring Kenyon Nicholson play,
"Tbe Torch gong," that bald Naw
York spellbound laat aeaaon.
Aa tb Salvation Army heroin
ot thla dramatic, offering which
opena gunday at tha Kalnhnw
Theatre, Joan Crawford fulfill
th promise offered la ber dyna
mic performance In "Paid."
Clark Oable aharea leading man
honor with Nail Hamilton. In
cluded In th raat ar Marjori
flambeau. Guy Kibbe. Cliff Ed
wards, Koaco Kara. Gertrude
Short, Ceorge Cooper. George F.
Marloa and Bert Wcodraff.
AM.. TECH NIGHT GOOD
Aadlenrea at th Pine Tree the
atre. Friday night, viewed tha
beet amateur sight which ha been
staged sloe th start ot this) pro
gram. Tb bit ot th show waa
Dot Laa and Harold Da via la aa
Apache number and tba prlsa wa
awarded to thla couple.
Thoae who entertained Friday
Bight were: Genevieve Smith In a
song and acrobatic number: Cath
arine Eagat and Margaret Gold
amlth, ong specialty; Lee end
Judy. "Just a Conpl ot Nuts;"
Little Jeanoa Shatter, acrobatic:
Tbelm Clark, aong specialty;
Lola Maria Smith, acrobatic num
ber; Edith and Leila Ma Dilling
ham. Mexican bat dance. Bonnl
Dnrarba la a Up dance. Eddl
Martin and Lam Seebora. hare
monies and guitar number: Betty
Jean Rutledge, tap danc; Lalla
Ma Dillingham, ballet number;
Dot Lane and Harold Davla.
Apacb dance; and Mra. W. K.
Palmer gave a reading.
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