Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 27

Sunday Morning, April 19, 1936. BLUEFIECD DAILY TELEGRAPH, Bluefield, W. Va. Second PAGE THREE Attractions at Bluefield Theatres and Gossip of the Studios and Hollywood Movie Celebrities PICTURE FILMED 'AT Columbia's Comedy Drama, 'Pride Of The Marines', Opening At Granada Friday, Taken At San Diego Base Against the colorful background of the United States marine base at San Diego, Columbia's comedy-drama, "Pride Of The Marines," which opens Friday at the Granada theatre, was filmed. Its case Includes Charles Bickford, Florence nice, Billy Burrud, Robert Allen and Ward Bond.

All the facilie8 of the great military base, Including the heavy coaet defense guns, the trim fighting planes, the anti-aircraft guna, the great battleships and fast-moving destroyers and 2,600 of America's finest fighting men, the 6th regiment of United States Marines, appear In "Pride Of The Marines." It is the story of an orphan lad is adopted by a Marine with a steel exterior but a soft heart, Billy Burrud plays the part of the orphan lad, and Bickford that of the leatherneck who takes the boy under his whig and brings him to the San Diego war base to live. Bickford has recently been seen in "The Farmer TakeB A Wife," "The Littlest Rebel" and "Rise Of The Rancho." Florence Rice's last picture was "Escape From Devil's Island." Previously she appeared in "Guard That Girl," "Awakening Of Burke," "Carnival" and others. This Is ten-year-old Billy Burrud's second film: his first was "Three Kids And A Queen." Columbia Pictures received the full cooperation of the Marino Corps in making "Pride Of The Marines." The Gth Regiment actually became extras' during the filming of the picture, going through their dress parade drills and battle maneuvers while- cameras recorded the inspiring scenes. Other important players in the film include Robert Allen, Joseph Sawyer, Ward Bond, George McKay and Thurston Hall. D.

Ross Lederman directed. Harold Shumate wrote the.sqreen play. Buster as "Flash Gordon" will be Bhown on the screen at the Granada Friday and Saturday, stage attraction- will be Rita-Lawrence's sensational Chinese W. NASH, veteran engineer of the Norfolk and Western railway, receiving his new Wrlgley dollar from Miss Mint just as he was preparing to pull his train out on his run. Many, many Biueflelders are joining the Wrigley roll daily and people in all walks of life are receiving new crisp dollars for opinions about Wrlgley'e gum.

I LOLLAS POTTER Correspondent Boissevain, April Blaster services were held atytbe Methodist church at 6 Sunday. was- beautifully decorated -for the occasion, During the candle Margaret TaboK- gavtf- several -violin selections, accompanied at the piano Tayloe Davis; An Interesting sermon was delivered by the pastor, the L. Gilmer. tlarge -crowd was attendance. EASTER EGG HUJfJ An Easter egg hunt was enjoyed by the primary department of the Baptist church Sunday.

This department-is under the supervision.of Mrs. J. L. Larnbert, Roy Wolfe. Misses Adien Cooper and Hazel Triplett.

BOISSEVAIV PERSONALS Mrs. Glen Kelly and children, of Eckman, are visltinsr.Mrs. R. L. Mc- Ginnls and Mr.

McGinnis. Mrs. Charles-Shaw and son, were visiting her parents in Bramwell. Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. George Asbury and children Sv.ere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw. Sunday.

Mrs. N. Stevens and children, and G. W. Kelly, of Eckman, THE TOWNS BEST Mwancfrik: SEBVEC AT THE 5M0KE HOUSfc were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. McGnnls, Mondap. Lum Mathena, bf Jewell Ridge, visited his sisters, Mrs.

Ollie Groseclose, and Allie Nelson; Sunday. Mrs. Claude Nelson Is ill at her home. Neal Gillian is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium, where she is receiving treatment. Margaret Tabor has been quite ill but is recovering nicely.

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and daughters, Gladys and Virginia, of Maybeury, W. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

M. D. Potter. Charles Smith submitted to an ap- pendlctomy in Bluefield sanitarium Wednesday. Misses Rlioda Lee Felty and Clara Lindsep.of Marlon college, were week-end guests of the former's parr ents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. N. Felty. Hugh E.

Love of Emory and Henry, spent the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Love.

Mr. and Mrs. Romie Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. John Wise and Jame-'s Asbury motored to Charleston last week.

Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wilson and children and 'Mrs. George were visiting 'friends in Glade Spring last week-end. Roy Richardson spent last weekend in Salem. Paul Jiorrie has returned from Bluefield sanitarium, where he has been a patient.

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shanahan and Children and Adeen Cooper were visiting friends in Grumpier Sunday. Frances Thompson, of Northfork, epent last week-end with her. parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Thompson, in Abbs Valley. Mrs.

George Hardy, of Vivian, was visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hardy, Tuesday.

Mrs. Ruth Martin, of Haughsvlile, is visiting her R. L. Willard. Mrs.

Donna Whittson, of New- York, was i a business visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wainwright and Mr. and Mrs.

Stuart (Mitchell were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hughes, last Sunday. Norman Hughes, Wade Graham, Dave Shupe and Bill Sublett. H.

E. Smith and Tom Ruble ware fishing at Maiden Spring Wednesday. REAL BETTY BOOP Original Max Fleisner Cartoon Girl Appears In Person At Colonial Theater in '45 Min utes From Broadway' Betty Boop the original Max Fleisner catroon girl now appearing with "15 Minutes Of Broadway" is a very charming and small being only four feet ten Inches in height and weighing only 96 pounds and her figure Is almost the same as that of Betty Boop's on the screen. In Betty's act she takes you to Hollywood and shows you how cartoon's are made and sings on the side of the stage showing you how her voice is synchronized on the screen. She sings and dances for you and her act is enjoyed 'by both young and old.

Little Ann Little, Betty's real name, has worked for Max Fleisner and the Paramount studio for several years and actually talks off the screen and onto the stage for you. Betty eyes and eye lashes are exactly like Betty's on the screen as you will notice Betty has six large eye lashes at top just like the Betty Boop on the screen and it takes Betty two hours to make up as she makes herself to look like the Betty. The reason Little Ann Little is called the original Betty Boop is because she is the little girl who won the case from Felen Kane for Max Fleisner and the Paramount studio. You must see Betty and see how she looks and acts off the screen. Coming at the Colonial for two days only, Thursday and 23-24.

.1 MISS HELEN TABOR Correspondent Princeton, W. R. 1. April Tabor entertained'at his home with an Easter egg hunt Saturday evening. Games were played and an egg hunt given.

Refreshments were served to the following: Ruby Bailey, Betty Thorn. Bethel Martin, Edith and Edgar Liueberry, James Gibson and Nedra and Edwin Tabor. BIRTH NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Hypes are the parents of a daughter, born April 12.

The child has been named Shirley Ann. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. TUley, of Glenwood Park, had as their guests Sunday, Miss Margaret Tilley, who has been; visiting in Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Tilley and' Mr. and Mrs. William Collins, of Anawalt.

Mrs. V. E. Bailey. of'Duhring, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

W. C. Belcher, visited her sister, Mrs. J. C.

Williams, of Princeton, last week. Misses Leta and Vera of Camp Creek, have been vlBiting at the home of Miss Mattle Tilley. Mr. and Mrs. M.

M. Butt end sons, of Yards, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Tabor, Sunday.

Mrs. William Bishop, who is ill with heart trouble, at the home of Mrs. H. L. Tilley, is slowly improving.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey and daughter, Gladys, and Evey Thomas, of Edison, visited Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Pennington last Week. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Sills and son, Ralph, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Bishop, of Glen wood Park, Sunday. Misses Alma Llneberry and Letha Martin were shopping' In Princeton, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Mcintosh and son, Billy, spent the Easter holidays with her mother, Mrs. Hicks, of Jackson City, Tenn. NO SANTA', EITHER Safety; Harbor, Harbor didn't come up to its name In the case of Paul Cannon, of Slidell, La. Cannon came in contact with high tension lines when helping to move a house and the shock tumbled him down the chimney.

He is recovering at a sanitarium. OPULAR JANET GAYNOR and M-G-M's sensational "find," Robert Taylor, make up what Is considered the film's most perfect couple. The two are co-starred in Ben Ames Williams' story of a chaotic runaway marriage, "Small Town Girl;" is how playing at the Colonial Theater. Taylor and Janet Gaynor in "Small Town Girl" WHIS Presents Today Sunday: Today at 4:45 Hugh Ike Shott will be on the air with a discussion that will be of interest to everyono in this vicinity. Mr.

Shott cordially inviteB you to tune In. Tonight will see another drama by the Sunset News Theater Guild. The title of the play to be presented is This program starts at 6. Monday: For many years C. I.

Cheyney has appeared over WHIS in a weekly radio talk. His first one was made when the only studio WHIS had was in the West Virginian hotel. Ever since then we expect him each Monday night at 6:15, and he is always here with an interesting Informal talk. The entire program for Sunday and Monday: SUNDAY Melodies the Comics Mission of Music Period of the Air First Presbyterian Church Concert Commercial Time Supply Moods Scoutmaster Richardson Jr. "Makers of America'' Fortune Shopper Time i Program A.

Program and That in Music Dreamer Bouquet Ike Shott DiBhman's Orchestra of Values News Theater of the 1 Time Music Church of the Air First Baptist Church MONDAY Tunes Time Signal Breakfast Club of Rest and That in Music Moods Meditations Time Music Flashes Hardware Company Time House Furnishing Company Rise Bottling Company Varieties Hardware Furniture Company Musio Supply Company Time Varieties Places Time lOO 61! HANNSFORD6 FRISCO'S SiALS MUCOUS YWui A NEW CHIWBRN LOW ADULTS Everyone Says "IT'S HER BEST" The hundreds who have seen It in the past two it Shirley's Shirley's finest story as that lovable little lady of the AT THE COD FISH right somebody to Love" and "Early Bird" and yes, of coarse, she lias some delightful new dances! Now Showing THRU TUESDAY SHIRLEY TEMPLE .0 'GAPTAIM JAMUAKf with GUY KIBBEE, SLIM SUMMERVILLE, JUNE LANG, BUDDY DARWELL WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Ann Sothern, Bruco Cjftbot "Pon't GamWe With FfUDAY.SATUHpAY.~- SIBKW-CHAHIES BJCKFQBD, la or THE MARIKKB LAWRENCE'S BJQ SENSATION AND CHINESE BEY UK Flashes in Tempo Time Melody Lane and That Hour of Values Dance Cheyney Scores Time Signal Theater Reviewer Interlude of; God Trio Time Musical Moments Town Crier Armehtrout Time Flashes Time of Dreams THE CHAIN PROGRAM SUNDAY, APRIL 19 (Eastern Standard Time) NOTE: All programs to key and basic chains or groups thereof unless specified; coast to coast (c to.c) designation all available stations. Stations resorte right to chnnge pro. grams without previous uotlee. M. NBCWEAF NETWORK weat wlw weel wtio wjar wtag wesh kyw whlo wtbr wrc wgy wben wcae wtam wwj WBBI; Mid: ksd wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf wood wire NORTHWEST ft wiba kstp webo wday kfyr crct cfcf wrva wptr wwnc wis wjax wfla -wsun wlod warn wmc wsb wapi wjdx wsmb kvoo wkr wfaa wbap krpa woai ktbs kths wsoc wave wtai koakdyl Rgir kghl kfl kgw komo khq kfsd ktar kgu kpr.

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Bcrgln's Orch. Knye's Orch. CBS'WAIIC NETWORK wabc wade woko wgr wcao waab wnac wkbw wkro whk wjr wdrc wcau wjas wean wfbl wspd wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wfbm km be kmox whas klab krut wpg whr wheo wlbst wfea wore wlcc cfrb ctao wlux weBg wmas wsfa wbrc wqam wdod klra wrec wlac wwl wtoo krld klrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae whig wdbi wwya wmbg wsis wmbr wala ktul keko wcoa wdnc wnox wlr wmbd wlsn wlbw kfh wsmk wkbfi wcco 'Wsbt ksc) woe wnax wowo klz koh ksl koin kfrc kfpv kvl In Church of Air Be Announced V. Kaltonborn's Talk Ross in Poet's Gold Manzanares Orch. Y.

Lyman basic; Dixie Spitalny fi: Ed" McConnell of Rosewood and Cantor and Company Baker The Medinah "World Dances" Be Announced to Stories via Rudio Rich's Penthouse News Period Trovers Crane Dorsey Geo. Olsen Dailey's Sosnik's Orch. NBC-WJZ NETWORK wjz wbz-wbza wham kdka wgar wxyz WByr wmal wfil; Midwest: wcky wenr wis kwu koil wren wmaa kso wood wire NORTHWEST wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf wptf wwnc wis wjrx wfla-wsun wiod warn wsb wapf wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa whan kprc woai wkbs kths wsoc wave koa kdvl kelr kghl PACIFIIV-kgo kfl kgw komo khq kjr kfsd ktar kno kex ken kva keca Youth Conference Key of English Dramatical Venutl and Recital from with Dr. Walton Flshraco's Variety Terrlss Experiences La Pradfe'g Talk only Duchln and Orch. only only; The South Sea Islanders to chain Benny and Mary, etc.

L. Lingers Oli, Orch. Hlyton's Orch. Wlnchell's Column Whlteman's Variety of Long Ago, Play Twin City Foursome News Period and His Violin Walter rpt. Chico Spanish basic; Paul Dixie rpt.

Mines and Orch. Coakley's Orch. I HE (MEN PUT OUT 1 Butler, bolts picked on the fire department hero three times In the same day. One struck the home of Fireman Harry Miller, setting fire to the porch an(1 destroying his radio. The second hit the home of Chief Earl McKlnloy.

The third put the fire siren out ol com mission. Cagney Runs Wild And a St. Louis woman Is the cause of it all! See him as a rough, tough truck driver In his most exciting show! -MON. with PATRICIA ELLIS ALLEN JENKINS TUESDAY DILL BOYD, In "FEDERAL AGENT" JOAN BLONDELL OLENDA FARRELL In "TRAVELING SALESLADY" MOB STEELE, In "WEST OF GOD'S COUNTRY" Adults 15c Always Today, Tomorrow and Tuesday Only 30,000,000 PEOPLE READ THIS STORY! QN OUR STAGE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APBM 88.81 BETTY BOOP The cartoon girl with all of 25 people STARTS SATURDAY Charlie Chaplin, In "Modern Times" heart as fteeul No one.lii Up world can lavsU Iteartllf or PI). Added: For Japan In Chwry toni, the molt.