Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 5

MAY 24 1930 11 RADIO PROGRAM 299.8--WHO, DBS MOINES--1000 MO NDAV, MAY 20. 7:00 Early Birds. 8:00 Hits and Bits (NBC). 9:00 Columbia Record program Radio Household institute 9:3 0 Blackhawk Trio. 10:00 Paint Pot artists.

Market reports and weather forecast, 30:30 (To be announced Farm Flashes. I 11:15 Record program. 11:25 Your Home and Mine. National Farm and Home hour (NBC). 12:30 Market reports by James E.

Poole, from U. Chicago, (NBC). 12:45 Mor-liik Products program. 1:00 Encore program. 1:30 Studio Dance band.

2 1 5 Merry Markets (NBC). KELLY'S HARP ORCHESTRA OF OSAGE Will Play tor the AMERICAN LEGION OlDTIME DANCE Saturday Night, May 24 AT THE ARMORY Admission Always 2oc New ventilating system now In operation. ,1 NEW! NEW SPEED NEW EASE NEW THOR- QUGHNESS IN CLEANING HOOVER II I II The New Hoover, with its increase' in cleaning Ogives the most effec- five cleaning ever available See this sensational new Hoover--selling at; no I increase in price; Only $6.25 down; balance monthly. "Allowance old PEOPLES GAS and ELECTRIC CO. "For Better Appliances" CALL US PHONE 12S 'Mac Ohraea and His Guitar.

3:15 Concert orchestra. 4:15 Talk by Mr. Edgar R. Harlan, State Curator. 4:30 Black and Gold room orchestra (NBC).

4:45 News summary. 4:50 What's On the Air. 4:05 Basebairscores. 299.8--DAVENPORT--10UU. 5:00 Davenport Daily Times news summary.

5:15 Hawkeye Ensemble baseball scores.) 5:50 Newscasting. 6:00 Voice of Firestone (NBC). 6:30 A Gypsies (NBC). 7:30 General Motors Family Party (NBQi. 8:00 Ovaltine Plane of Dreams (NBC).

8:30 Sign of the Shell (NBC) 9:00 Willys Wanderers. 9:30 White Rose Gasoline program. 10:00 Weather forecast; World Book Man. 10:05 Baseball scores. 10:10 Dan Russo and His Edgewater Beach hotel orchestra (NBC).

11:00 Dave's Barnstormers. OMAHA--1000. 6:30 Cheerio! NBC. 7:00 Morning melodies, NBC. 8:00 Time; markets.

8:05 Hits and Bits NBC. 9:00 Markets. Records. 9:15 Radio Household Institute NBC. 9:30 WOW's sightseers.

9:45 The Canny Cook, NBC. 10:45 Records. 11:00 Police Bulletins. 11:15 Police bulletins. I 11:30 Records.

11:45 National Farm and Home hour. NBC. 12:30 Records. 12:45 Markets. 1:00 'WOW Musical program.

2:00 Brunswick hour. 2:30 Cecil and Sally. 2:45 News period. 3:000 Margaret R. Burns, soprano.

9:30 WOW musical program. 3:55 Markets. 4:00 WOW musical program. 5:00 Police bulletins. 5:10 Road reports.

5:15 WOW musical jrogram. 5:30 Georgia Porgie Cowboy club. 6:00 The Voice of Firestone, NBC. 6:30 A P. Gypsies, NBC.

7:30 General Motors Family party NBC. 8:00 Ovaltine Plane of Dreams NBC. 8:15 Skellodians-Mentone program. 8:30 Sign of the Shell. NBC.

9:00 Sargon Cycle of Songs. 9:30 Hotel New Yorker orchestra NBC. 10:00 Bulpva time; Ambassadors from Peaco.ck Inn. 10:30 News period. 10:45 Cecil and Sally.

11:00 WOW studio program. 41G.4--WGN Chicago--720. 5:00 Quiu; orchestra; feature. 6:00 Basso; Time O'Day. 6:30 Same as WEAF hrs.) 8:00 Feature; pianist.

9:00 News; feature; dance Cincinnati--700. 6:00 Talk; variety; orchestra. 7:00 Automatics (30 WJZ. 8:00 Dream Ship (30 WJZ. 9:00 Singers; party; WJZ.

9:45 Brooks Roase; Trlol orch. 11:30 Sweet Low Down. 12:00 Thirteenth hour Jubilee. 870.2--V.'CCO Paul--810. 6:00 Hour from WABC.

7:00 Musio (30 WABC (30 8:00 Southerns; Hamline Untv. 9:00 Features; (30 WABC (30 10:00 Scores; Politicians. 10:15 Same as WABC (45 11:00 Dick Long's orchestra. Honored at Yale. DULUTH, May 24.

OT--Maurice F. Hanson, Duluth, has been elected senior class historian and chairman of class day committee at Yale university, according to ward received here. Mr. Hanson is secretary of the senior class and chairman of the Yale News, student publication. J.B.Snyder AND CO.

REPLACEMENT PARTS 119 East State Mason City unday at Mason City's Grill Comfortable booths for two and four a Sunday Dinner of Excellent Quality and very obliging 1 service. It's so popular for everything- is 100 per cent pleasing-. Special SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY Chocolate and vanilla ice Fresh Strawberry ice cream; cream, regular at 50c quart, for. orange, pineapple, lime Sherbert, regular at 60c A quart, for CHINESE FOOD A big treat at Home, for family and guests. Order any quantity and serve it right in your Home.

It's inexpensive. GRILL A DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO DINE Ifi Soulh Federal, Mason City MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE Mason City POKOTHY MACKA1L IS SHOWN HERE IN "THE FLIUT- Ingr Widow," which the Bijou theater is offering for Saturday and Sunday. Who Dance," all talking crook drama with Monte Blue, Billy Compson and Lila Lee. IOWA Sound ccmipniDnt is bqirjg Installed at the Iowa theater and it is stil) closed. According: to: the managers, it will open with sound productions about May 30.

It's been a long time now since the thrifty Mr. Coolidge threw away a cigar butt long enough to be worth Review. Three Fifth Grade Pupils at Manly Receive Awards MANLY, May pupils in the fifth grade received gifts from their teacher as a reward for perfect attendance without tardiness for the full school pupils are Marian Dunn, Harriet McKercher and Wilma Kamiah. Lynne Daniels Is teacher. JOAN CUAWFORD AND JOHN MACK UUOWN IN A scene from "Montana Moon" which oncnpd a four-day engagement at the Cecil Saturday.

It is nn outdoor romance and features singing cowboys. COMING ATTRACTIONS CECIL Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday--Joan Crawford, John Mack Brown and Dorothy Sebastian "in "Montana Moon." This is a musical western picture and all talking. Wednesday, Thursday, and Easy," all talking comedy starring Buster Keaton, A i a Pagrc, William Haines, Robert Montgomery, Lionel Bavrymore, Trixio Friganza, Karl Dane and other Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star.s. PALACE Six days starting Saturday--AI Jolson in "Mammy," his latest singing, dancing picture. Jolson plays a black-face role in the picture which is said to be his greatest.

Starting Friday for five days-Nancy Carroll in her latest, great success, "Devil's Holiday." BIJOU Saturday and Sunday--All talking comedy-drama, "Flirting Widows," starring Dorothy Mackaill. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-Gary Cooper in his first starring, all talking picture, "Seven Days' Leave." Thursday and Friday "Those DAMON'S "The Cheerful Service Store" A "Cheerful Service" policy has been the keynote of administration in North Iowa's Largest Department Store, unquestionably justified if we may judge by the constantly growing business it has been our good fortune to enjoy. Cheerful service to the patron whose monthly charge account indicates frequent purchases, and cheerful service to the individual who comes in "just to look around." Inc. MASON CITY'S BEST THEATER HERE is A "SCENE FKOM THE AL JOLSON "Mammy," the attraction at the Palnce theater now for six days. With the comedian is Lois Mo ran.

at Mason City's THEATERS "Kido 'em cowboy!" You'll whoop with joy when you see and hear the cavalcade of cowboys galloping over the plains in "Montana Moon," the first musical-Western ever screened, which opened Saturday at the Cecil theater with Joan Crawford in the starring role. A beautiful picture, this. With ths great, rugged open spaces for a background, it brings rare pictorial charm to the screen and provides a setting of grandeur to Miss Crawford's excellent performance. starring Al Jolson, opened a six-day engagement at the Palace Saturday. It is all singing and talking and is said to his most delightful picture to date.

Minstrel: show life, as outlined by Irving Berlin, is the basis of Uie story. Other Jolson hits, which have played here are "The Jazz Singer," "The Singing Fool" and "Say It With Songs." The showing here now of "Mammy" is one of the very first in the United States. Dorothy Macknill tlio cast of "The Flirting Widow" which is playing the Bijou Saturday and Sunday. The story is full of pep and action and is just right for vivacious Miss Mackaill. --o-- "Frpp And Easy," all talking farce, opens at the Cecil Wednesday.

Musical numbers In the production include "Free and Easy." "Down in Arkansas," "Oh King, Oh Queen" and "It Must Be You," the work of Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert. Buater Keaton, Trixic Friganza, Robert Montgomery and Lottice Howell and a large chorus do the singing. Accompanying several of the songs are ballets staged by Sammy Lee, former Zicgfeld dance coach. Gary Cooper will ho nt thn IJijou Monday, for three days, in his first starring picture "Seven Leave." It is an all talking comedy drama of war days.

Mrs. Michael Joynt Dies at Emmetsburg EMMETS BURG, May Michael Joynt, 71, an' old settler of this county died at her homo in Emmetstaurg- yesterday. She is survived three daughters and six sons. They are: Mrs. Dawson, DOS Moines; Laura and Mildred, nt home; Dr.

Robert Joynt, a dentist, at LeMars; Dr. Martin Joynt. Le- Jlars; Dr. Michael Joynt, Marcus; Dr. Bert Joynt.

Waterloo; and William and Joseph, who are farmers near Emmetsburg. Funeral services wil he held Monday morning nt the St. Thoman church. Advertising Men Plan Convention in Hibbinp i HIBBING. May 21.

Members of the eighth district, Advertising Federation of America, will gather here June 26 and 27. A large Minneapolis delegation is expected at the convention. The closing delegates will journey to TJiilulh where they will hoard a boat for i Fort William, continuing their sessions ahoard. Star in a Picture That Has What You Want! Algona Man Heads Group of North Iowa Bankers ALGONA, May following- Algonans attended a meeting of Group 2 of the Iowa Bankers association at Spencer. F.

D. Williams, H. E. Rist, Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Auncr, C. R. LaBarne, C.

W. NIcou- lin and H. L. Gilmore. F.

D. Williams, president of the Iowa State was elected chairman of Group 2 for the next two years. One of these' days a president will name a man to the position of associate justice as to whose politics no one has any information what- Herald-Post. Leland Grade School Has Faculty Complete for 1931 LELAND. May Ttyhtis, daughter oc Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Nyhus, has been employed by the hoard of education to teach the primary department of the local school; Nina Branstad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E.

Branstad. the third, fourth and fifth grades, and Miss Boulah Bosch, Melbourne, re-employed as principal. Plymouth School Closes. PLYMOUTH, May school closed its school activities for the year Friday morning hy a program welcoming the passing eighth graders into high school and then enjoyed a community picnic dinner. Will Bo EAGLE GROVE, May Fred Weeks of the Chicago Northwestern road WHS 7u yoerj of age on May 20, and in accordance with the usual custom will be retired on a pension.

Mr. Weeks entered the employ of the road in 1890. AUTO HOSPITAL I'rop. I'll. 731-1 13 N.

A HAT you want, this i c-t e's got! Love interest--you can fascinating- Joan! Drama heartbreaker from the East who tries her tricks on a cowboy lover! Comedy--Benny Rubin and Cliff Edwards tog-ether again! And hear those song hits: "Song of Old Montana," "Happy "Moon Is Low" many more and the 50 cowboys singing Western ballads! MALCOLM ST. CLAIR I'roclnetion fVf AND WHAT A FLOCK OF STARS! JOHN MACK BROWN DOROTHY SEBASTIAN RICARDO CORTEZ BENNY RUBIN CLIFF EDWARDS KARL DANE ALLTALKIMC PICTURE SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY EVENING AT 11:15 P. M. tire Has the Shows!.