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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1948)
f PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON f RIDAY, Ff.fi. 13, T948 Thone 4S67 1 -jt Matinee 1:30 p. m. JJ Eve. 8:45-9:00 p.m IWHUS AND II i RICHARD ' llllllftipmiWWilMPMM ,; CONTINUOUS I I SHOWS DAILY 1 I FROM 12:30 P. M. jj Cr TILL III. EVE. 3 i 036 S P. M. HWCPRICE jj THONE 3i8 ( RIGHT NOW ..till" am ORf. PHONE 4J72 5; l RECORD CROWDSI Errnlnr Know . ftrfMt p. m. ? r vi - ti , 4 53 tomorrow MORNING Door. Oprn a a.m. ON THE STAGE The New "HI HO FUN SHOW" srosxom n bt PErm cola . piofii.T matin ON THE SCKKt N ml. OH ft. CARTOON. Mm IAUREL FScv HARDY Boyle's Column "Curly" Is Still Turning Them Out For Old-Timers llv HAL nOYI.K NEW YORK, (A1) A bald-headed man called "Curly," who 30 years uro wrote lilt dance tunes for Vernon and Irene Castle, is still tinkling a tuneful past for people who are homesick for yesterday. He ts Arthur N. Green, now billed as "The Man of a Million Melo dies" but once known as America's drnce king. in nis sixueui year -uuny puises n battered piano In the Knicker bocker Music hall, a Man hattan theatre cafe. It features old-time songs, variety acts and "The Way ward Maiden." a satire on the old - fashioned melodramas. O r e e n has found pleasant anchorage in this last refuge ot vaudeville, which is popular both with college kids and old-timers who come to shed an alcoholic tear over the congs of their youth. "It's funny about the old tunes III mm HAL BOYLE 1 1 i I- - jV. JOHN ROD1AK GEORCE MVRPBT IN "THE ARNELLO AFFAIR" I " PHONE 8484 r TnnAY EVE- shows lUVAl 6:45-9:00 p. m. PfliTJTIaofi Printers To Meet Here ! Tlie Master Printers of Oregon, i organised in Portland in Decem- ber. will hold a board meeting in I Klamath Falls on March 21. Otto L Smith, vice president of the state organization has just an nounced. Local as well as statewide problems of commercial printing establishments will be discussed at the meeting here. All Klamath Falls shops are in cluded in the Master Printers of i Oregon, which Is affilioated with the national organization of com mercial printers, known as the Printing Industry of America. The Klamath shops meet locally to dis cuss local problems and needs, along with tlie Chiloquin Review, which is a member of the state or ganization. Dorris and Tulelake are to be invited to join the Klam ath organization, thus Including the entire oasin. When Master Printers of Oregon was organized, it chose J. E. Turn bull of Eugene, as its president. Otto L. Smith of Klamath Falls, vice president, and Orrin M. Downey of Portland, secretary. The board of directors Includes one member from each congressional district of Oregon, Otto Smith serving as the member from the Second district. Cold Weather Cuts Power BEND, Feb. 13 m Three Central Oregon counties were short of power again today. The cold weather was blamed. Low temperatures Increased de mand for electricity at the same time that lowered stream flow in the frozen Deschutes river and Ice hogged fuel at power plants cut the supply. Power was being alternated among towns In Deschutes, Crook and Jef ferson counties. Lumber mills cur tailed operations. they're like life itself," said Curly.". nhn.se Illinois are a rippling an thology of the last half century of music. "They're popular for a while and then lose out. But every so often they come back again as a new generation comes along to en Joy them." Each night he lives over his life again as he tinkles out 300 to 300 tunes. "Hello Bill" Few people now request any of the 30 numbers he wrote himself, except lonely, beleaguered Elks who call for "Hello Bill." the official lodge song. But more than three decades ago people in the streets hummed his now half-forgotten novelty. "If I Catch the Guy Who Wrote Poor Butterfly." And an America, weary of the waltz, turned eagerly to the new dance rhythms Green composed for the famous Castle team "Tango Argentino," the first tango written in this country. "Innovation Tan go." "Sans Souci," the "Half and Half" and "RaBglif the Old Virgin ia Reel." The death of Vernon Castle tn an air crash in 1918 broke up his hit parade. Castle had been his close friend. "For 20 years I couldn't write a note." Curly said. He went into vaudeville with his wife. They were a featured act on the "four-a-day" circuits for years until something happened to vaude ville that shouldn't happen even to vaudeville. Green retired but he's back again now. He's turned out a new catchy dance tempo "kind of a boogie woogie with a rhumba rhythm" which he says is catching on In Harlem. "Writing a melody is easy." he said. "I can do it in 15 minutes and base it on anything a phone num ber, a car license, the figures on a dollar bill. "But turning out a hit tune? There's no rhyme or reason to that. Writing a hit song Is like throwing dice you can come up with a nat utal any time." Women the Best CARNIVAL By Dick Turner "Is it my fault I didn't bring back my report card signed? Lookit the lousy marks you gimme!" Saltonstall Asks Harmony PORTLAND, Feb. 13 idi Oregon republicans were asked by Senator Saltonstall R-Mass. here Wednes day night to avoid bitter personal campaigning in the party's job of selecting a presidential nominee. Snowbound Towi. Opened Up and methods were needed In the federal government and that the party had atailable several "fine men" to head the party ticket in November. Saltonstall spoke at a Lincoln Dav banouet suonsorcd bv Oreiron Green believes women may write j republicans, the best American songs in the next The three-times governor it generation. j Massachusetts said lower taxes and There've been only a few in the i less waste in Government must ne history of popular music." he said. I the party's goal. He added that the ASTORIA. Feb. 13 il'-TIe 41 families who were snow-bound li the Camp McGregor logging coin munlty had a way out to civiliza tion again today. A highway department snow plow cleared the muuiitulu road, enabling a pueuiuonta-stricken man to reach a hospital and other residents to buy supplies. The snow hiv ltn tn 14 Inches rWn 'ew '"en ana new mens on the nine-mile road. The logging railroad, too. was snowbound. Camp McGregor Is located In Southeastern Clatsop county. The Horses Paid Off For This Guy LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13 WV-Jerry King, 26, a teleprinter operator, wagered 6 on a $2 across-the-board hunch bet on Baby Shower in the eighth race at Santa Anita park. Just about the time the race was being run yesterday. King's wife, Rae Jean, 21, gave birth to an eight pound boy at Monte Sano hospital, the couple's first child. Baby Shower came home first, paying 817.40 to win. $8.30 to place and $4.80 to show. King collected $30.50. Fish Problems Considered WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 iSt President Truman says the state department has under active con sideration the naming of a high level official to handle internation al fisheries problems. Senator Magnuson D-Wash.l told a reporter today that the presi dent had written him to that ef fect. Magnuson. Rep. Tollefson (R Wash.) and West coast fisheries industry officials have urged such action. They say it Is needed to give the nation's fisheries a better standing in negotiating on inter national fishery problems. "But women are turning more and more to new fields, and some are bound to put their thoughts in music." I asked 'Curly" if through the years he hadn't developed a phobia against familiar tunes he has played thousands of times. "How can you dislike anything" that has a melody?" he said. One of his proudest memories 1 the day in 1917 when the late George M- Cohan stepped into a music house humming a tune he had just composed. He wanted it written doWn. Green volunteered. "I think Cohan got the tune from listening to the railroad wheels that morning as he rode in," he recalled. "There wasn't a piano handy, so I Just wrote down the notes as he hummed them." The tune was "Over There." Green still has the original copy, signed by Cohan, in the scrapbook all show people keep to cheer them through the rainy days. party must recognize the "rightful concern" of the federal government In public nealth. education and civil rights. 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