Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 18

a HARRISBTTttG TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 7, 1934 18 FRIDAY EVENING, Rails and Industrials Keep Stock Market Steady New York, Sept. 7, (P) Stocks backed and filled in the early trading today. The list was unsettled by additional selling of metals in the first hour, but prices steadied later with a number of the rails and industrials moving up for small net gains. Trading was sligntiy more active man yesieruay, Homestake, in its first appearance in a number of sessions, dipped around 15 points. United States Smelting, yesterday's weak spot, canceled an initial two point loss.

United States Steel sold a shade lower while quotations were about NEW YORK STOCKS By Associated Press: New York, Sept. stock quotations: Adam Exp Alaska Jun Allied Chem Am Coml Alco Am Fgn Pow Am Rad St Am Smelt Am and Am Tob Anaconda Atchison Atlantic Ref Auburn Aviation Corp Baldwin Loc and Bendix Beth Stl Borden Can Pac Cerro De Ches Oh Chrysler Col Carbon Coml Solv Comwlth Sou Cons Gas Cons Oil Corn Prod Del Wn Du Pont Eastman Kod Elec Auto Gen El Gen Foods Gen Mot Gillette Gold Dust Homstake Mng Hudson Mot Int Harv Int Nick Int and Johns Man Kennecott Ligg and My Loew's 7, (VP) Latest '71 17 129 28 61 13Y 36 113 12 50 25 23 4y 7 15 12 29 25 13 38 44 33 6 20 1 27 8 60 17 89 23 18 30 29 11 18 400 8 25 24 9 45 97 27 JOHNNIE GRASS AND HIS WEEDS AMATEUR DANCE NIGHT Date to Be Announced PEARL INN Formerly Pincrest Beer and Ale on Draught 3V You haven't danced to an orchestra until you dance to Beshore and His Bed Devils, featuring BUZZY AND ESTERELLA la Tan and Whirlwind Daneei TONIGHT AT GREEN GABLES 240 8. Front Street No Cover Steelton No Minimum Everybody If Talking About The ACE OF CLU1SS S58 Mohn St. Steelton Dance to SMIKE JOHNSON AND HIS RED HOT TIGERS Featuring the Famons Atlantic City Dancer PEGGY HOOPS WILSON HOTEL 143 S. 3RD ST.

Al Rennard's Orchestra Presents BUDDY MACK Lor Angeles Sensation Tap Artist and M. C. BEER AND ALE NO COVER BEST FLOOR SHOW IN YORK Biggest Horseshoe Bar in U. S. No Cover No Minimum Good Time for Everybody! Good Beer! Better Food! Reasonable Prices! Try Our Steaks 36 S.

GEORGE YORK, PA. rose Salle 5,000 TIRES iinchanswi fractionally higher in American Telephone Standard Oil of New Jersey, Howe Sound, Santa Fe, New York Central, Cerro De Pasco, General Motors and Montgomery Ward. Call money renewed at 1 per cent. Lorillard Mont Ward 24 Nat Bisc Nat Dairy Nat and Cent 21 NY NH and 10 North Am 13 Penn 23 Phila Rdg and I 4 Phil Pete 16 Pub Ser 31 Radio 5 Rey Tob 46 Sears Roeb 37 Socony Vac 14 South Pac 17 South Ry 1 St Brands 19 St Oil Cal i 34 St Oil NJ 44 Studebaker 3 Tex Corp 23 Timk Roll 29 Unit Aire 15 Unit Corp 3 Unit Gas Imp 14 Ind Ale 38 Rubb 15 Smelt ....125 Steel 33 Vanadium 17 Vick Chem 32 West Union 35 West El Mfg 33 Wool worth 47 Cities Svc 1 Elec Bond Sh (Curb) 10 Pennroad 2 3 STATE MARKET BUREAU REPORT Philadelphia, Sept. 7, fl).

White potatoes 100 pound sack, 80c to 90c; No. 2's, 40c. Sweets basket, 60c to 65c. Tomatoes 15c to 65c. Green peppers 15c to 25c.

Red peppers 30c to 50c. Long hot peppers 15c to 25c. Sweet corn 100 ears, 25c to $1. Cabbage Barrel, $1 to $1.25. Lima beans Bushel, $1 to $1.25.

Elberta peaches Bushel, $2.50 to $3.00. Crabapples Bushel, $1 to $1.50. Cantaloupes basket, 10c to 40c. 3 RETURN FROM CHICAGO Marysville, Sept. 7.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gelb have returned from the Century of Progress Exposition at Chicago.

Stockton Pocock, Washington, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eppley.

Miss Helen Hain, Miss Olga Keel, Miss Mabel Ellenberger, Mrs. W. E. Pepugh have returned home following a trip through the1 New England states. Margaret Stevens left recently to study nursing at General Hospital, Philadelphia.

newporTpersonals Newport, Sept. 7. Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Colliflower, Altoona, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Smith. Miss Marie Barrick has returned home after visiting with Miss Dorothy Neff, Hartford, Conn. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Shade and Walter Shade, Philadelphia, visited their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Shade. Mrs. Emma Walsh, Lansdowne, was the guest of Mrs. L.

F. Smith and Miss Carrie Beatty. P.J.XwiLLMEET Millersburg, Sept. 7. The Mil lersburg Parent Teacher Association will resume its fall activities next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock at a meeting in the Johnson morial auditorium.

Officers are: The Rev. S. T. Dundore, Miss Mary E. Shuler, secretary, and Mrs.

Ralph Dreibelbis, treasurer. WILL GIVE CONCERTS Hershey, Sept. 7. The Pottsville Band, under the direction of William F. Lamb will present two concerts Sunday at Hershey Park.

The first will be given at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and the other at 7 o'clock in the evening. TUBES A DOZEN FAMOUS MAKES TO CHOOSE FROM Sale on Premises of Monlgomsry Warehouse 25 S. 10th Near Market Pay Cash Save! DEALERS, NOTICE Get Our Price. The Beit Tire Deal in Town Lots to Suit You, One to a Carload Open Evenings to Sundays till 1 P. M.

EVERY SIZE IN STOCK What to Do, By L. The New Films and More on the Way FOUR 'new pictures in town, listed in this column yesterday and In the big type in the ads today. Well let the title shuffler make the announcement, which runs something like this: It took Charlie Chan's Courage to find Janet Gaynor's Hide out near The Servants' Entrance and say "You Belong to Me." Vic toria, Majesiic, ioew ana voioniai, in the order named. When the State opens well have quintuplets. "Peck's Bad Boy" (Jackie Cooper) will soon be in town.

And that reminds that the film laundries haven't put crimp in the Hollywood product, judging from other coming attractions. Among these are: "Barretts of Wlmpole Street," "One Night or Love," "British Agent, "Cleopatra," "Dames," Judge Priest," "Servants' Entrance," "Merry Widow," "David Coppertield," "Belle of the Nineties," 'You Belong to Me," "Mrs. Wiggs," "Now and Foreover," "Age of Innocence," "The Fountain," "Gay Divorce," "We're Rich Again," "Hide Out," "Count of Monte Cristo," "Kid Millions," "Last Gentleman," "Madame DuBarry," "Babes in Toyland," "A Girl of the Limberlost," "Student Tour," "Peck's Bad Boy," "Gift of Gab" and Imitation of Life" to mention Just a few. And this is only the beginning. Theater managers are of one voice in announcing that the recent unpleasantness has done nothing but boost business.

All of which goes to prove THINGS are going forward in a big way on the West Coast, judging by this "Holly woodis psttch" HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 7. A high rate of speed is being maintained in the studios. Warner Brothers First National have thirteen pictures on the way. Before the cameras are "Bordertown," with Paul Muni; "Babbitt," with Guy Kibbee and Aline MacMahon; "Singer of Naples," Spanish feature; "Flirtation Walk," big musical.

In preparation are "Marie Galante," which will star Ketti Gallian, French actress who makes her American debut in this film; "Music in the Air," an Eric Pom mer production directed by Joe May; "The State Versus Elinor Norton" and "365 Nights in Hollywood." Being edited are "Charlie Time." In preparation are "Lottery Lover," "Hell in the Heavens," "Man Lock" and "The White Parade." Completed and ready for release are "Servants' Entrance" and "Caravan." Others in the making: Wallace Beery in "The Mighty Barnum" and "Follies Bergere." Hotsy tofcsy. AS SOON as Helen Hayes finishes her screen assignment in "wnat Every Woman Knows" she will go on tour in the success of last tUv, Krv.Vr Alet hear that Walter Huston is going to "Dodsworth" on some train rides. Harrisburg? And that reminds the Sec. owes us a revi.y Maureen O'Snllavan Robert Montgomery in "Hid Out" at Loew's. Writes M.

"Dear Luk: You ought to be taken out and spanked for saying those mean things about 'Chained." It's a good, picture and thrilled me and a lot of other people I know. I read in a Baltimore paper that it was one of the best of theyear. And I wonder if you know that it broke records at Radio City Music Hall? Maybe you're seeing too many movies. Take a rest." (You can spank us right here, the boss does read this column.) See U. K.

Lee Tracy, Helen Mack atid David Holt, Juvenile, who In the opinion of many outranks Shirley Temple. They're at the Colonial now In "Yon Belong to Me." Chan in London" and "Love on the latter. Hi, Fall Is here. Fans are no longer whirring in the theaters and the managers are buying coal. Soon the radiators will be siziling.

Greece made 248 movies last year, 30 per cent, more than the year before. Wonder if "Greeks Had a Word For It" was on the list? BIng Crosby, recently here in "She Loves Me Not," returns to the air waves September 18. Bet many women knew that already. 'We'd like to know when Amos and Andy will do their daily quarter hour. September 15? Information, please.

"British Agent," with Howard and Kay Francis, is ready. Who'll play it here? We're guessing Majestic, which reopens today. And here's wishing Manager O'Rear and his staff a very successful season. No split weeks, please. As for the rest, thanks.

Maybe SOV rwrw HERSHEY COMMUNITY THEATER (By J. Tuneful, Interesting, beautiful, diversified, entertaining. That prescription for a good show is carefully and adequately compounded by a pretty and clever young woman who: Leads an orchestra, sings, plays the piano, acts as mistress of ceremonies and appears to be the genial co ordinator. It is an all girl show and a good one. Helen Compton and Bryn Mawr Girls are the orchestra.

Master musicians, and winsome lasses. One young woman does some fine singing in a' pleasingly low voice besides performingly ably with the band. The girls give the theater orchestra a long rest by supplying music for the entire stage show. Mary Haynes, of musical comedy fame, gives two rounds of monologue burlesque, so pleasing the customers as to win as heavy a hand of applause as any other number on the bill. It's a toss up between the trip abroad and the dirt about the neighbors.

Genuine is the claim for the Four" Mullen Sisters. They look it. There certainly is nothing phony about their singing. They have no difficulty whatever in pleasing an audience reluctant to show approval. Something more than a coincidence in the name, but Dolly Kramer, midget singer who looks like nothing so much as a doll, bounces about singing, making people laugh and getting most everyone in a good humor.

Six girls do a precision dance and some setting up exercises on a gang trapeze, of all places. Pretty, they are, in white tights, and oh, so very precise. The genuine trapeze artist is Flo Mayo. The spectators do a little gasping and a lot of admiring. Pretty and difficult work well done.

Audrey Gibson in a modern dance shows novelty as well as ability. Her handstands embody some ideas not witnessed here before. Her beauty, grace and competence win. Orchids to Miss Compton for smooth work In leading a beautifully balanced unit show. The picture is "Whirlpool," featuring Jack Holt.

It starts by being Interesting and winds up by gripping. Good acting throughout. LAFAYETTE GRILL Adjoining the New Hotel Rua FOURTH MARKET iSTS. Beer and Ale Drawn Direct From the Wood as It Is in the Brewery. no Liquors.

Wines and Cordials Mixed Drinks of All Kindt SILVER GRILL KEYSTONE HOUSE S. UNION MIDDLE TOWN Dining and Dancing Friday and Saturday With Orchestra. FREE CHILI CON CARNE Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer and Ale All Mixed Drinks, 15e and Up SHRIMP NITE AGAIN WITH THOSE DELICIOUS JUMBO SHRIMP Made With That Famoae Beaaamer Beelpe BUZZY ESTERELLA Acclaimed Hbc's. Moit Popular Dance Team Th. HOTEL BESSAMER 243 Main St.

Steelton, Pa. FREE SUPPER FREE Spafhetti and Meat BaUa American Inn 1 Mi. North of Rorkrllle on Blver Bd. JOE ZERBY AND MIS RHYTHMIC ACES BEER A ALE, LARGE MUG, lOe FREE SHRIMP Friday, Sept. 7, 8.30 to 12 P.

M. GREEN PARROT CAFE 1232 N. 6th St. Beer and Ale on Draught SAM LOOKER, Prop. Chili Con Carne Tonight COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOULEVARD CAFE 19TH A STATE 8T8.

No charge for your card party in our extra tap room. BEER PORTER ON DRAUGHT TONIGHT Frea Steamed Clans TONY'S BEER PLACE 118. S. Second Street Dancing Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday DER HOFBRAU 1028 MARKET ST. This ii the place to dance and enjoy yourself with a congenial crowd.

THE MELODIERS With MARGARET KLING AT THE PIANO SHRIMP SALAD 8ID AGNEW. Prop. The Dreamland Gardens 1321 Sixth St. WILSON and WILSON Sensational Carioca Dancers With Johnny Perabey and Mabel Franklin Torch Singer Supported by Tillio and Her Toilers Beer Ale wnisaey Mgni union CHAS. MARTIN, Prop.

Help Us Celebrate Our First Anniversary Aunt Jane's Place 4th DAUPHIN STS. MUSIC BY MELODY LSLANDIERS WKBO RADIO ARTISTS FREE LUNCH BEER ALE ON DRAUGHT Dancing Every Night Lindenhoff Inn On Hershey Pike, One Mile East of Paxtang at PABST BLUE RIBBON SIGN Famous Atlantic City 7 Piece Dance Band Seitz Beer and the New Pabst Ale on Tap No Cover Phone 2 0226 ITO NITE1 3 FREE PRIZES Triangle Cafe 7 9 N. CAMERON STREET HOLD TOUR TICKET AND GRAB A USEFUL GIFT Dance to a Good Orchestra DRINK HORNUNG'S PHILA. BEER AND ALE But sha couldn't baka a cake, or taka car of babias wall anough to win a poor chauffaur's haartl Servants' A FOX Picture with NEDSPMKS HALTER ttOLLY LOUISE DRESSER G. P.

HUNTLEY, JR. ASTRID ALLWYN SIEGFRIED RUM ANN I KNIAHT aa Aad Hh f. Cathay Tea Gardea 30 Ml f.ST ORCHESTRA Special Attraction Tonight at AL'S GARDEN (Truly a Garden Beautiful) 163 Market Camp Hill, Pa. Betty's Hot Cha Orchestra FREE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Beer and Ale on Draught No Cover Charge Al Ream, Prop. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Blanche's Grill SI4 CALDER ST.

KEN SHAFER AND HIS RED HOT BAND FREE CHILI CON CARNE Beer and Ale, lvo Mug Old Marysville Hotel at Marysville, Next to Subway Johnnie Morgan's Orchestra Dancing From 9 Till 1 O'clock BEER, WINES AND LIQUOR Andy Daum, Prop. HOTEL VERBEKE SI4 BROAD DUNFEE COLLETTE Carioca Tap Spanish Name Your Drink We Have It Betty's Novelty Orchestra "DICK" BUCHER. Mgr. MARY JANE INN York Springs, Pa. Famous for Chicken and Waffle Dinners.

All IP you can eat for I vv We Serve a Platter Dinner, 50e 1 We Will Have a Special Turkey Dinner Sunday, Sept. 9 75c We Cater to Parties and Banquets We Serve Daily 11 A. M. to 8 P. B9 THE NIGHT OF ALL NIGHTS AT THE MODERNIZED CABARET 406 Broad St.

FEATURING RED MILLER AND HIS RAINBOW ENTERTAINERS FREE LUNCH THAT GOOD OLD CLAM CHOWDER FOR ALL SERVED FROM 8 to 11 JOHN S. DYE, Prop. I Thrilling! Amusement That's Different 2 DANCE BANDS RIVERS CHAMBERS And His HARLEM BAND FIRP ROBERTS Orchestra Dancing: 8.30 P. M. to 2 A.

M. Harlem Floor Show Direct From "Swalls" HOTEL DAUPHIN AT DAUPHIN Don't Miss This Revue! OMMUNITY THSA.TR1 I 6 30 9 P.M. ALL GIRL A Dazzling Array of 30 Talented and BEAUTIFUL GIRLS HELEN COMPTON Aa Haw MYM MAWR Orek. 4 Mullen Sisttn Mary Haynti Dolly Kramer i Flo Mayo Audrey Gibson ON THE SCREEN Jjick Holt in "WHIRLPOOL" Adm. 15 50 75 lax wrnmmm Inftance re opens todat HAROLD 1 THOSE "STATE FAIR" SWEETHEARTS VSITED AGAIN FOR THE FIRST SMASH HIT OF THE MAJESTIC SEASON Other Hits ComTnjDAMES" Sept.

14th "THE WORLD MOVES ON," Sept. 81st "THE SCARLET EMPRESS," Sept. 28th. IF YOU WANT Tf SEE THE "BIO" PICTURES THE MAJESTIC IS THE PLACE RED LULL INN Down York Bd 10 Miles from Hbg. FINAL WEEK JEAN COOK MAE TAYLOR Those Makers of Fun and Song Never a Cover or Minimum Charge CHARLEY KEAN.

MGR. THEATER Everybody ha. CV6RT i her. and oictura with the same kind of gaiety ana SJJ LJ 1 Fill! I nr I'm Here Too! MICKEY MOUSE In "Orphan's Benefit" AISO OUR GANG COMEDY Ma ftWfVfl Mitt 20C 25C STARTING TODAY 11.00 Does One From TWO Leave TWO? 1 Only Chan knew the amwer to this grim mystery the great est of his astonishing career I taer Drue Leyton Donald Produced by JOHN STONE AMD ON TNI NO VII "TM CMMSt IAH DIM MOOM ALSO BUCK JONES te AN OVERNIGHT SENSATION! MEET DAVID HOLT Uh asm (fapaznoo (i VJ) mm 7 can A Paramount Picturt with LEE TRACY HELEN MACK HELEN MORGAN 11 1 FOKTMI $ISCX OF THE STARS oddnghr no.r ai: ki end "The Thin Mtln QoUwyn Nlaytr Picture The story of a Broadway playboy who feH in love with a farmer's and what a time he has with the cows and chickens! to I SO 1.30 to 5.30 After S.SO CHILDREN 10c ALWAYS land Woods SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION! HOW AMERICA WON THE WORLD WAR "WAR'S END" The Drive That Forced the Armistice! Not Fic tion But The Greatest Juvenile Screen Discovery 1 Our Own Shirley Temple! Her son the only real thing in her make believe life a youngster with grown up ideas trying desperately to protect his pretty, young mother from herself. Adofpfc Zvkor prtisnti IT WAS AT THIS THEATER THAT YOU FIRST SAW SHIRLEY 'TEMPLE NOW IT IS OUR PRIVILEGE TO INTRODUCE DAVID HOLT WHO'LL CLIMB RIGHT INTO YOUR HEART! A 1 fy 4.