Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 5

THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1931 cTTr- ilar meeting late in October and to SEB'LL. Dl Scenes from New Films Which Come to Capitol and Gladmer SCOUTING 7 the Governor's troop, called a special meeting of the honor troop for Friday evening, September 4. Preparations were made at the session for participation of the members in the Third Annual Camp-O-Ral. The Gov.

ernor's troop members will serve as aides, in addition to staging a demonstration drill. Truman C. Smith, assistant scoutmaster of Troop 28, together with four merit badge Scouts, will prepare and serve a dinner for the camp committee of the local council at its meeting Monday, September 14. The menu has been planned to meet the requirements of the cook-j ins merit badge. Mr.

Smith was the chef "de luxe" at Camp Kiro-- lies. t3y th ASSOCIATED PRESS AU. TIMES GIVEN ARE EASTERN STAMQAAO 4M.S WEAF (NBC) WO TVDBJ WADC WHK WtVSC WBT (Svnchronizcd ltllh WTIO IWTOC. WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD 5:00 Orchestra W'CAE WBEN CKCYV I WLAP WLAC. WJAB WGY.

i Gut Lombardo Orchestra AlfO E-nnI p. Mnp WFI V.TAF WWJ i WOKO WHEC WKBW WLBZ WEAN WNAC WSR wT-Vh Morse AIso "CAE WWJVCAU VHP WLBW WMAL WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WHK WKBN WWNC WBT WTOC WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ WLAP WLAC WBRC. 11:30 Ann leaf at the Organ Also WOKO WHEC WKBW WEAN WNAC WPG WCAD WLBW WMAL WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WKBN WWNC WBT WTOC WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD. S94.S WJZ (NBC) 760 1 1 i prepare for a Scout demonstration to be staged in the South Cedar district during the month of November. Applications have been filed with the court of honor committee for the following higher awards: Star Robert Glassbrook, Donald Lyon, 301; Harold Spit-zer, 10: Rex Brightman, Tom Tompkins, 5: Bob Pritchard, Kenneth Ricks, Willard Thomas, 16.

Life Lawrence Martin. A. S. 34; Charles Sprinkle, 11; Melvin Flading, 11; Milton Hon-scwetz, 4: Gordon Publow, Bob MacKichan, 16; Warren Naab, 20; Robert Gibson, 16. Eagle Gillman Morse, 20; Clarence Mead.

30; Burwell Palm. Leo Smith, 14; Lyle Hamilton, 301; Jerry Kies, 15; Arthur Sargeant. 12. Eagle Palms Ferris Moyer. A.

S. 12; Alan Brightman. 301; Don Sheets, 20; Robert Kositchek, 301. Scout News in Brief Monday. September 7.

is the final date for filing of merit badges in Lansing district. Two hundred forty-three applications have been re- reived at Scout headquarters to date. A watermelon party was the feature of last week's meeting of Troop 50 at Olivet, it is reported by James Reynolds, scribe. Troop 52 at Eaton Rapids is reorganizing for the fall and winter months. Vern Cosgray is the newly elected scoutmaster; C.

Paul Letts, acting assistant scoutmaster, and Edward McAllister, scribe. Vern T. Andrews, scoutmaster of I i I Clark Gable, Madge Evans and Lew Cody in a scene from the thrill-packed picture, "Sporting Blood," which opened a four day's run at the Capitol theater Saturday. S. A.

jK" -re Dick Grantham, James Hays. Bob Howorth, Elmore Kendall. Myrlin Kendall. Jerry Kies, Dick King, Lawrence Martin, John McConnell, Lewis McConneii, Jack Patriarche, Eugene Ryan, Arthur Sargeant, Don Winter-mute, Don Young. Honor camp awards to Jerry Kies and Arthur Sargeant.

Waterfront achievement awards to Richard King, Edward Rice, Lawrence Martin. Warren Naab, Robert Leighton, Robert Gibson, Lew McConnell, Ned Dutton (junior liie 'saving); James Hays and Alfred Dart ((serving as Scout life guard); Ricn- Grantham, Jerry Kies, and John Burton (serving on Kiroliex water corps). Make Camp-O-Ral Plans Plans for the Camp-O-Ral to be held September 25 Michigan State college, the troop programs for the fall and winter months, and a new troop a i vcmen rating plan were discussed at a fellowship meeting held last Thurs day at the Miller Road community hall. Twenty-eight Scouters of the South Cedar district were present, and O. L.

Hart, deputy commissioner, was in charge of the session. Troops 32, 33. 34, and 35. of Forest school, Everett school. Miller community, and Ballantine community, respectively, were each rcpr esented by scoutmaster, assi stf nt scoutmaster, troop com mitteemen, and at least one older Scout.

It was decided to hold a sim- Her Cheeks A Heart OWN BROTHER TURNED WHOLE WORLD MOCKED i Calendar of Events Wednesday, September 9, 7:15 p. m. Board of review for Clinton county at M. E. church, St.

Johns. Thursday, September 10, 4 p. m. Meeting of Camp Kiroliex life savers with Robert Kositchek at Scout headquarters to complete preparation for demonstrations at court of honor. Thursday, September 10, 7:15 p.

m. Board of review for Charlotte. Olivet, Eaton Rapids, and Potterville troops at Charlotte high school. Friday, September II, 7:30 p. m.

Court of honor for Lansing and Ingham county at Plymouth Congregational church. Monday, September 14, 4:30 p. m. Meeting of area camp committee at Scout headquarters. Tuesday, September 15, 7:30 p.

m. Meeting of Lansing district executive committee at Scout headquarters. Wednesday, September 16 Clinton county court of honor at Ovid. Thursday, September 17 Eaton county court of honor at Eaton Rapids. Friday, September 18 Board of review for Lansing district.

Friday, September 25 Third annual Camp-O-Ral at Michigan State college. Kiroliex Season Ends Final powwow of the third and final Scout camp session was held Saturday, August 29, at which time IT. L. Ingcrsoll, campmaster, present-led the following awards: second class badges to Lynn Bullen, John Burton, Malcolm Dolbee, and John McCon-nell. First class badges to Elmore Kendall, Myrlin Kendall, and Donald Young.

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9 45 Piano Duo Also WBAL WHAM WGAR WJR XDKA CFCF 10:00 Slumber Mulc WJZ. 10:30 Los Conquistadorcs WJZ. 11:00 Studio v.ja. Pntil WhltPman Orchestra Also a irvw avrat wham WJR WBAL WGAR KYW. TELEVISION W2XAB-27j0ke W2XE-6110kc) 7:00 to 10:00 Variety with Sound.

OVGBS-llSOkc) 5:00 to 8:00 Audiovision Variety. About 150.000 persons are born every day and about 10,000 die in the same period TOMORROW ONLY BIG DOUBLE SHOW "THE GREAT MEADOW" A Thrilling Pioneer Drama with John Mack Brown and Eleanor Boardman Alice White in "SWEET MAMA" A Romantic Racketeer Drama TALKING NEWS REEL "MONDAY DOUBLE SHOW "MAN TROUBLE" and "THE LADY REFUSES" TODAY ONLY "AFRICA SPEAKS" A Great Adventure Feature! TWO ALL TALKING COMEDIES "DISCONTENTED COWBOYS" and IN" Special Act Fox News 11 a. m. to 2 p. Everyone 10c 2-6 p.

15c: Eves. 25c: I'hld. 10c Sunday 12 to 3 P. M. 15c Eve.

25c Blue Rythme Orchestra GARDEN Sioas Popular Prices Tomorrow and Monday Ed. Burns and Molly O'Day in "SEA DEVILS" A Melodrama of the Sea! Mickey McGuire in "MICKEY'S CRUSADERS" Metro Sound News Cartoon Today Tim mcco? in "HEROES of the FLAMES" .1 I MOTHER SHOULD SEE! ON BARTLETT'S BILL Program for Sunday and Labor Day at Pleasant Lake Is Announced Baseball games and dancing will feature the Sunday and Labor Day program at Bartlett's resort on the shores of Pleasant lake, eight miles southwest of Leslie, according to announcement of Hugh Bartlett, owner. On Sunday afternoon Stockbridge will play the Pleasant lake team for the second time this season and a close contest is anticipated as the first game between the two rivals resulted in a 1 to 0 victory for the lake. Stock-bridge is anxious for revenge. The Monday afternoon ball game will be between the lake nine and the House of David team of Benton Harbor.

Both games are scheduled to start at 3:15 o'clock. Detroiters," featuring Jimmy Nolan, a Delbridge-Correll presentation, will furnish music for dancing at the pavilion over the week-end. On Monday there will be a Labor Day party with continuous dancing between 3:30 p. m. and 2 a.

with two orchestras In a battle of music. SIMMDiVDSTO PLAY FINAL AT PALMER'S Dancing on Labor Day Will Close Engagement; New Orchestra Thursday Arlie Siirimonds and his orchestra will furnish music for dancing at Palmer park, Lake Lansing, on Saturday. Sunday and Monday. J. V.

Palmer, proprietor of the pavilion, announced Saturday. There will be a matinee dance on Labor Day between 3 and 6 p. m. After Labor Day Palmer park will start on a new four-day week schedule. There will be social plan dancing on Thursday nights, and park plan on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights for an indefinite period.

On next Thursday night Victoria Spivey and his 15-plece colored orchestra will open an engagement at Palmer's. Spivey was one of the stars in the talking picture "Hallalougha." James Dunn Is Popular In Ho llywood James Dunn, young New Yorker who landed in Hollywood an unknown and earned the rank of star in his I first picture, rolled up to the studio' gates in Beverly Hills the other morn-' inz with half a dozen box lunches rattling around on the floor of his' rofld.ter. the big idea?" asked the! trior n. who'is so hard-boiled that- noth; surprises him. "Appetite gone; haywire, or do yott think vou're Daddy long to a flock of hungry or-'.

Dunn hsncrd over his loot It's a long he said. "Par? these out to some of the prop Along the wide boulevards leading to the Fox studio, the girls who stand at the curb and sell box lunches to passing motorists look upon James Dunn as either a eater or a great philanthropist. When they see his smart roadster come skimming along, they know they have a customer. If there are two girls in the same block, he buys two lunrhcs. If; there are three girls, he buys three.

The word has got around, and pre-; 'erred sflling positions along his line of march are at a premium. But it isn't James Dunn's appetite that prompts his generosity. It's sentiment. One year, before he creamed nf Hollywood and fame, he decided that he would go into business for himself. He became a salesman for portable lunch wagons.

Business Good i With his likable personality and his; knack of making friends quickly, he; made a good thing el it. The country, was dotted with lunch agons which-he had put into circulation. He helped I make the touring public meai-cons-tious and hot-cog satisfied. At the end of the season he counted his profits, and found that his commissions amounted to $10,000. The fact that he afterward lost the whole amount in the stock market didn't destroy his youthful pride in the success of the venture.

He still has a soft spot in his heart for the lunch wagon and box lunch industry. Even now he doesn't seem able to ride past a girl in a bright-hued frock, standing at the curb and offering a smile and a box lunch both for one price. James Dunn was born in New York city, and went to school in New Ro-chelle. His father was in the brokerage business, and James earned his first spending money working for his father. Even that didn't teach him that the stock market has a habit of biting the hand that feeds it.

Having decided that if he were going to be an actor the way to start was to begin, he got work as an extra at the Paramount studio in New York. In "Night Stick" In 1927, he got a taste of stage training in the role of a cop In "Night Stick." A season of stock in Engle-wood. New Jersey, followed by more stock in Winnipeg, Canada, gave him A GIRL WHO DARED AND MADE GOOD r1 "i James Dunn, young stars of the opens a week run at the Gladmer -Losf Showing Tonight 39 I Last Showing Tonight TONIGHT STRAND Joan Crawford and Pauline Frederick in "This Modern-Age." GLADMER Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert in "The Smiling Lieutenant." LANSING Paul Lukas and Eleanor Boardman in "Women Love Once." CAPITOL Clark Gable and Madge Evans in "Sporting Blood." PLAZA Unusual adventure drama. "Africa Speaks." ORPHEUM Jack Holt in "The Subway Express." GARDEN Tim J.IcCoy in "Heroes of the Flames" and Ken Maynard In "The Two Gun Man." NEXT WEEK STRAND Biackstone. the magician, the stage (all week) with his large company in a wonder show.

Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, on screen. Colbert in "Secrets of the Secretary." Thursday. Fridr-y pnd Saturday.

Dorothy Mackaill and Warner Baxter in "Their Mad Moment." (Complete change of Biackstone show on Thursday GLADMER Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, James Dunn and Sally Eilers in "Bad Girl," from the famous story by Vina Delmar. CAPITOL Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.

Clark Gable and Madge Evans in "Sporting Blood." Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Lewis Stone and Doris Kenyon in "The Bargain." LANSING Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, William Boyd, Regis Toomey. and Lilyan Tashman in "Murder by the Clock." Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Robert Woolsey in "Everything Rosie." PLAZA Sunday, only. John Mack Brown and Eleanor Boardman in "The Great Meadow." and Alice White in "Sweet Mama." Monday.

Tuesday and Wedneccay. Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackaill in "Man Trouble." and Compson in "The Lady Refuses." Thursday and Friday, jchn Boies and Lupe Velez in "Resurrection." and Charles Farrell in "The Princess and the Plumber." Saturday, only, Edward G. Robinson and Douglas Fairbanks, in "Little Caesar." ORPHEUM Sunday and Monday. Norma Shearer in "A Free Soul." Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Ann Harding in "East Lj-nne." Friday and Saturday, Richard Dix and Jackie Cooper in "Young Donovan's Kid." GARDEN Sunday and Monday. Edmund Burns and Molly O'Day in "Sea Devils." Tuesday.

Wednesday and Thursday. Joe Cook and Louise Fazenda in "Rain or Shine." also Glenn Tryon in "The Midnight Special." Friday and Saturday. Richard Arlen and Mary Brian in "Gun Smoke" and Tim McCoy and Grace Conard in "The Red Peril." FREE DANCE Saturday, September 5th O. F. Hall, E.

Michigan from 8:30 P. M. to 12:00 M. MIDNITE FROLIC DANCE LABOR DAY NARROW LAKE Dancing 9 to 3 Free Dancing 2:30 to 3:00 We Service All of RADIOS Phone 631S Wilcox Radio Co. 2015 E.

Michigan Ave. i lnhh i I. Music by Carl Sheibcl's ORPHEUM Best Sound Best Tomorrow and Monday NORMA SHEARER in "A Free Soul" A Successor to Her Great Picture "Strangers May Kiss" Pathe News and Fables Today Jack Holt in "The Subway Express" A PICTURIZATlON OF THE SENSATIONAL NOVEL BY VINA DELiR i 'm'''3fffib9 ELEANOR BOARDMAN -fa-" Jiix 1 ELEANOR BOARDMAN and PAUL LUKAS in "WOitiEN LOVE 0HCE" gn a chance to try his talent in many parts. The rest is recent history. Dunn signed a contract and reported at the Fox studios on the coast.

He so im pressed executives and Frank Borzagc.1 director, that he was selected to ap-. pear opposite Sally Eilers in "Bad; Girl," based on Vina Delmar's novel. According to Borzagc, who launched more than a score of film i favorites on their careers, Dunn has1 the most striking screen coupled ith inherent histrionic ability, that he has seen in any young-player since the advent of sound. 1 One clause in young Dunn's contract is rather out of harmony with the actor's practice of buying bo-lunches in quantity. By its terms, he must not exceed 157 pounds in weight, if he wishes to continue to play opposite such beauties as Sally James Dunn is fond of rich descerte.

But he is fonder still of playing leads with Miss Eilers. Every morning, on the bathroom scales, he makes certain that he is, still within his contract by a safe margin. 1 Sally O'Neil, absent from the screen for a number of months. Is making a new bid for talking picture fame in "Murder by the Clock." SUN. MON.

TUES. WED. STWT9 1 Watch This Woman! 1 Her beauty brings death to Qlfv. I three persons one man is MURDHRFD TWICE! fegSP IX Wt Horrors that out-thrill any- SUN. MON.

-t- TUES- WED. Watch This Woman! WITH THE TWO GREAT STARS OF TOMORROW JAMES DUNN SALLY EILEES THE MOST SOUL-STIRRING DRAMA SINCE "SEVENTH HEAVEN" AND MADE BY THE SAME DIRECTOR FRANK BORZAGE STARTING SUNDAY AT THE DANCE Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day to Arlie Simmonds and His Band At EXTRA! BOBBY JONES IN "A COMPLETE ROUND OF GOLF" PARAMOUNT NEWS MAURICE 5 s3 iiiW3fr 1 thing ever seen' Death in the A I fesV'3? Murders that tick off rj if 1 5H the clock A TOman Tis- ''X1 V' Mg from the grave for ven- El ft-J I gcance For the thrill of your WILLIAM BOYD I N) i LILYAN TASHMAN tJ LLLi mt' REGIS TOOMEY IRVING PICHEL KftF 1b added iio mrli (flWtt S'B BW comedy news i IEtaES Whm 'tflL a fefe CARTOON NOVELTY LjaiJ I- lfel S- 1 Ll LAST TIMES TODAY North Shore, Lake Lansing Matinee Monday, 3 to 6 Park Plan Starting Thursday, September 10 Victoria Spivey and His Famous Colored Band Starting Next Thursday Palmer's Will Be Open Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday SOCIAL PLAN ON THURSDAY uTIIE! 01.1111 IMil I ICIITCMAMT" in i ill. arfiii-iiiu i-y CHEVALIER COMING E3 ROBERT WOOLSEY in "EVERYTHING'S ROSIE" onnannnnoQnnnc?.