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Real Spaghetti Free Dance to the Merry Tnnes of "The Merrymakers" GREEN GABLES LARGEST AND BEST DANCE SPACE IN TOWN Front Street Below Swatara Steelton Special Train to GETTYSBURG Memorial Day, May 30th, via Reading Railway. Lv. Harrisburg 9.50 A. M. Returning, leave Gettysburg 6.00 P.

M. Round trip fare, $1.00. Con Gas 33 Con Oil 10 Container A 11 Container 4 Cont Can 75 Cont Oil Del 20 Curtiss Wright 3 Curtiss Wright A 10 Dome Mines Douglas Aircraft 20 3A Dupont 85 Eaton Mfg 16 El Auto 21 El Pow and Lt 5 Evans Prod 24 Gen Elec 19 Gen Foods 31 Gen Mot 33 Gillette 10 Glidden Co 26 Gold Dust 19 Goodrich 14 Goodyear and 29 Gt Nor Ry 21 Gt West Sug 30 Hahn Dept Strs 5 Howe Sound 51 Hudson Mot 13 Inter Harvest 32 Int Nik Can 26 Int Pa and Pf 18 Int and 12 Kelvinator 17 Kennecott 20 69 55 24 34 7 11 23 7 15 33 24 16 39 15 24 35 45 9 8 39 13 12 27 22 2 32 10 11 4 75 20 3 10 38 20 85 16 20 5 24 19 31 32 10 25 19 13 29 21 30 5 50 13 31 26 18 12 17 19 55 24 34 7 11 23 8 15 33 24 16 39 15 24 35 45 9 8 39 14 12 27 23 2 32 10 11 4 75 20 3 10 38 20 85 16 20 5 24 19 31 33 10 26 19 14 29 21 30 5 50 13 32 26 18 12 17 19 Kresge 18 Loews 31 Marsh Field 15 Mclntyre Por 45 McKess and Rob 7 Mclellan Strs 4 Montg Ward 25 Nash Mot 17 Nat Dairy Prod 17 Nat Distill 25 Cent 28 and 15 Noranda Mines 43 Np Am Aviat 5 North Am 17 Northern Pac 25 Ohio Oil 11 Packard Mot 4 Param Pub Ctf 4 Park Utah 4 Pathe Exch 2 Pa the Exch 21 Penn Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Pit Scr and Plymouth Oil Pure Oil Don't be caught unprepared again this year don't go through another summer without an Electric Refrigerator. Pennsylvania Power Light Company and your Refrigerator Dealer CARLISLE GAS WATER CO. 16 18 7 12 10 Radio 7 Radio pf 32 Radio Keith 3 Repub Stl 16 Rey Tob 44 Scheneley Dit 27 Seaboard Oil 32 Sears Roeb 42 Servel 7 Simmons 16 Socony Vac 15 Sou Pac 22 Sou Ry 25 Sparks With 6 Sperry Corp 9 St Brands 20 St Oil 42 Studebaker 5 Texas Corpn 24 Tex Gulf Sul 35 Tex Gulf Sul 4 Tex Tr 8 Tide Wat As 12 Timk Det Ax 6 Transamerica 6 Un Carbide 40 Unit Aircraft 21 United Corp 5 Unit Drug 15 Unit Gas Imp 15 Pipe 23 Rubber 19 Rub 1 Df 47 18 31 15 44 7 3 25 16 16 25 28 15 43 4 16 25 11 3 4 4 2 21 30 16 18 7 12 10 7 32 3 16 43 27 32 41 7 16 15 22 25 6 9 19 42 5 24 34 4 8 12 6 6 40 21 5 15 15 22 19 46 HXRRISBURG jggfc TELEGRAPH 8 SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1934 STATE MARKET BUREAU REPORT Philadelphia, May 26, (jP) Dressed poultry Broilers, western, 27 to 28c; white leghorns, 24 to 28c.

Flour, hay, cheese, live poultry unchanged. Spinach, bushel, 35 to 50c. Mustard, kale, rape, turnip tops, bulshel, 10 to 15c. Asparagus Pennsylvania, bunch, 10 to 25c. Lettuce Boston crate, 75c to $1.25.

Radishes basket, Cc. Parsley Bushel, $1.25 to $1.50. Mushrooms 3 pound basket, 15c to $1.00. Strawberries Crate, $1.75 to $4.50. TWO SISTERSARE REUNITED AFTER 33 YEARS SEPARATION Completing a trip by train from Lakeview, Washington, two sisters had a happy reunion early this morning, after an absence of almost 33 years.

The sisters, formerly of Lykens, met in the Pennsylvania Railroad station shortly after 4 o'clock. Mrs. George Lebo stepped from a Pullman car to be greeted by Mrs. Wellington Chaundy, of Lykens, her sister, a son and two friends, Mr. and Mrs.

William Weineck, of Nanticoke. Mr. Wei neck is superintendent of the Susquehanna Coal Company at Nanticoke. 3 Carlisle The annual spring garden show of the Carlisle Garden Club will be held Tuesday, June 5, in the armory, North West street. Mrs.

Ray T. Harrigan is POLO GAME West Shore vs. 112th Field Artillery of Trenton, N. J. WEST SHORE FIELD (Carlisle Pike, End of Camp Hill) 2.30 P.

Sunday, May 27th Admission 40c Susquehanna Gardens Features a' Good Dance Band Fine Beer and Ale Ton Bring It We ll Mix It FREE DANCING On River Drive l'i Miles North of Daophin NO COVER CHARGE Nft Cover TONIGHT No Minimum Traders Are Cautious With Market Moving Slowly New York, May 26, (JP) The stock market continued its creeping progress today and a number of issues recorded relatively substantial gains in subnormal activity. Although sentiment was noticeably improved, traders were still cautious and public participation was at a minimum. The close was steady, and the turnover approximated only 260,000 shares. NEW YORK STOCKS Arm 111 pf 70 Atch and Sf 56H Atl Refin 25 Auburn Auto 35 Aviation Corp 734 Baldwin Loco ..11 Bait and Ohio 23 Bamsdall 8 Bendix Aviat 15 Beth Steel 33 Borden 25 Briggs Mfg 16 Brklyn Man 39 Canada Pac 15 Celanese 24 Cerro De Pas 35 Ches and Ohio 45 Chgo and Nw 9 Chi St pf 8 Chrysler 40 Colgate Palm 14 Colum and El 13 Coml Credit 28 Com Solv 23 Comwlth and Sou 2 By Associated Press High Low Close Alaska Jun 19 19 19 Alleghany 2 2 2 Amn Beet Sugar 10 10 10 Am Can 94Ti 94 94 Am Coml Alco 34 34 34 Am and For Pow 84 8 8 Amn Ice 7 7 7 Am Rad Stan San 13 13 13 Am Roll Mill 18 18 18 Am Smelt and 40 39 39 Am Tel and Tel. 114 114 114 Am Tob 72 72 72 Am Wat Wks 18 18 18 Anaconda 14 14 14 Arm 111 A 6 6 6 18 31 15 45 7 3 25 16 17 25 28 15 43 5 16 25 11 4 4 4 2 21 30 16 18 7 12 10 7 32 3 16 43 27 32 42 7 16 15 22 25 6 9 20 42 04 24 34 4 8 12 6 6 40 21 5 15 15 22 19 47 Smelt 118 116 116 Steel 41 40 40 Warner Pict 6 5 5 West Mary 11 11 11 West Pac pf 13 12 12 Westg and M.

34 34 34 Wilson A 21 20 21 Woolworth 50 49 40 Cities Serv (curb) 2 2 2 Total shares. sales today were 279,300 Remember Last Summer's Sizzlers? What to Do, See and Hear By L. U. K. "Between the Lions," Says Mac HERE'S one to watch for Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper in "Treasure Island." Also on the way you can watch if you wish Jean Harlow in "Bom to Be Kissed." Myrna Loy and George Brent in "Stamboul Guest." Heading Loew ward In June: "The Hollywood Party," a musical Wm.

Powell In "The Thin Man." Marion Davies and Gary Cooper in Operator 13," also Elizabeth Bergner in "Catherine the Great." As Charley McLeary would say: "Read between the (mgm)lions." COLONIAL (By LUK): "Sugar and spice and all that's nice." Janet Gaynor! "Naughty but nice and not just ice." Ginger Rogers! "Smile on his lips and full of quips" James Dunn! "Cow eyed and sweet with hair seldom neat Charles And of such is the quartet discovered in New York in "Change of Heart" all bent on carving careers on Broadway. i The co starring of Farrell and Gaynor after two years gives the "CHANGE OF HEART" CAST "Catherine Furness" Gaynor "Chriss" Charles Farrell "Mack McGowan" James Dunn "Madge Roundtree" Rogers "Harriet Hawkins" Beryl Mercer "Dr. Kurtanan" Gustave von Seyffertttz "Shirley" Shirley Temple "Greta" Irene Franklin "Nick" Kick Poran P. McGowan" Fiske O'Hara McGowan" Jane Darwell "Mrs. Mockby, Jr Drue Leyton "Mrs.

Mockby, Sr Nella Walker "Howard Jackson" Kenneth Thompson "Mrs. Roudtree" Mary Carr "Phyllis" Barbara Barondess much the manner of "The Royal Family," only Century" begins where its predecessor stopped. Paradoxically, John Barrymore, one of the victim's "The Royal Family's" satire, is the hair pullingest, shoutingest, ravingest maniac of them all in "20th Century." He's aptly dubbed an ecomaniac by those who attempt to retain their sanity while dealing with him as Oscar Jaffe, producer extraordinary. hour of the craziest acting ever. film the needed box office appeal But to our way of thinking there is much to be said for Mr.

Dunn and Miss Rogers, a refined and slenderized edition of Mae West Also a bow to four year old Shirley Temple, whose song, "Baby Take a Bow" was the big moment of the ill fated "Stand Up and Cheer" (which Liberty gave 3 stars what's the matter with us?) Anyway here we are in New York. Jimmie and Ginger hit the big money first. Charley and Janet find the going a little rough. And then love comes. Jimmy loves Janet.

Janet loves Charley. Charley loves Ginger. Ginger loves herself but she COULD be tamed. Cupids bowstrings and the foursome's heartstrings are all tangled. My! My! "Then Ginger finds a rich boy friend Kenneth Thompson.

"Goodbye, Charlie, I must leave you." Whereupon Janet becomes the focal point for the affections of Jimmy and Charley. Romance is warming up! About the time Janet nurses Charley through a serious illness, Ginger turns up to re claim the boy friend. Ginger has the looks (Hi, Janet) but has the sweetness. Three guesses who wins? Right the first time? This isn't our kind of a picture BUT it is the kind the Farrell Gay nor fans will adore You should have heard the oh's and ah's last night It's a good F. G.

film so let's let it go at that! MAJESTIC (By CNF): The movies literally tickle their own ribs for an hour and a half of hilarity in "20th Century," which can be described only as one of the "screwiest" pictures we've ever seen. The movies, the stage and all the followers of both are subjected to the most ironical of fun poking in Carole Lombard, as Lily Garland, is equally tempestous as Jaffe's protege. Both are excellent, shrieking and hating each other in one breath, wheedling and coaxing in another, and in the next both blowing up in a temperamental conflagration that would do justice to a lioness defending her cubs. Jaffe picks up Lily from behind a store counter and makes her the stage's greatest. After three years the combination is unbearable and she goes off to Hollywood, becoming greater than ever, while Jaffe goes broke.

Then they meet, en route from Chicago to New York, on the Twentieth Century Limited. Her hate is still afire. He needs her to become rehabilitated and he gets her to sign a contract after a half The comedy throughout the picture is excellent and Walter Con nelly and Roscoe Karns, usually the comedians, seem sane by com parison with the principals. LOEWS (By Al Clark) He done her wrong is the essence of Loew's current screen offering, "Sadie McKee," but pretty Joan Crawford proves her, point that she can take it, baby, i i "SADIE "Sadie" "Michael" "Brennan" "Tommy" "Dolly" "Opal" "Riccori" "Phelps" "Stooge" "Landlady" "Entertainers" "Entertainers" McKEE" CAST Joan Crawford Franchot Tone Edward Arnold Gene Raymond Esther Ralston Jean Dixon Aklm Tamiroff Leo Carroll Earl Oxford Zelda Sears Candy and Coco Gene Austin "TWENTIETH "Oscar Jaffe" "Lily Garland "Webb" "O'Malley" "Jacobs" "Clark" "Sadie" "George Smith" "Lockwood" "Conductors" "Schultz" "McGonigle" "Sheriff" "Porter" "First Beard" "Second Beard" "Flannigan" CENTURY" CAST John Barrymore Carole Lombard Walter Connolly Roscoe Karns Charles Levlson Etienne Girardot Dale Fuller Ralph Forbes Clifford Thompson James P. Burtis Gi Gi Parrish Edgar Kennedy Ed Gargan Snowflake Herman Bing Lee Kohlmar Pat Flaherty luur siar aueny seruu iiuiii the pen of Via Delmar.

And it's a three star picture on the screen, "Sadie McKee," as portrayed by Joan Crawford in this film, is a return of the "Sadie Thompson" of Jeanne Eagle's day but the Holly wood boys dressed her up, set her down amidst settings that click, and put a new morale in place of the old. It is an excellent Crawford pic ture, supplemented by a capable portrayal in the competent hands of Franchot Tone and Gene Raymond. Sadie is the pretty lass who went across the railroad tracks to the big house on the hill. Tommy, the love angel, wooes and the two do a breakaway to New York. He promises to wed but forgets for the sake of a blonde job neatly enameled and clothed in wolves clothing.

Tommy is a stage stooge doing a bit from a box. Sadie, still loving, marries millions in a ten cent romance with a millionaire. The result is scandal. Strange interludes follow strange interludes. Still love beats on in Sadie's heart.

Tommy lies dying and the fade out is the answer to unrequited love finding itself on a death bed. Innuendos as used by Zelda Sears do what words would fail. It's a bit of drama shaken in a cocktail shaker of Life, with a dash of comedy that produces a drink to satisfy the thirst. The short subjects are splendid and rib ticklers. vivi viua oy w.

nc ooncu wic uio iui i wnuie page lux this review but he said no, (the old stingy) anyhow, that's the impression we want to convey about "Such Women Are Dangerous," current at the Victoria. Warner Baxter, who never seems to chanee. re all stars in this picture as a much sought after (by the ladies) author. Rochelle Hudson does some very, very, ah very fine ingenue work before she commits suicide (in the story) and Rosemary Ames is a close second to Mr. Baxter as ms secretary.

The story is of the sophisticated type and reveals the trials of a popular author in dealing with his public. The interiors are really superb and cost a lot of Al Rock ette's (he's only the producer) eulnff fiQm "SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS" CAST "Michael Shawn" Warner Baxter "Helen Hallock" Rosemary Ames "Verne Little" Rochelle Hudson "Wanda Paris" Mona Barrie "Wilson" Herbert Mundin "Aunt Sophie Travers." Henrietta Crosman "Ellison" Lily D. Stuart "Stanley" Irving Pichel Nancy Ryan" Jane Barnes "George Ryan" Matt Moore "Delahanty" Richard Carle "Jan Paris' Murray Kinnell "'Bronson' Frank Conroy "Hinton" Fred Santley "Granian" John Sheehan "Helma" Bodil Rosing uiuiiey, duii oic wuim tE.uB. whu. nei Flood directs and handles the theme of the original story, Odd Thursday," in a masterful manner.

You will enjoy the supercilious way in wmcn jviuiia came vonc uwwo 4f tVia tat nt man nn trial for his life. Notwithstanding a pronounced uppishness, the yarn has genuine human appeal, mere are tense momenta huuiiuoim uu cio The "big shot" is the murder trial, and if it leaves you "cold" then you're emotionless. A Grantland Rice SportJight tells a story that you fishermen nrrwniHn't. riar nttemot at the club, and a rendition of "Lazy Bones" in a half animated, half movie that has "IT." Borrow the money from your landlord, break the babys bank or use your own last dollar, but by all means see the Victoria. You'll like it.

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Underwood, of 2331 Green street, are spending sometime in Atlantic City.

PEANUT NIGHT at the New GREEN'S HOTEL 115 Second Higbspire, Pa. With AL RENNARD'S Orchestra NO COVER NO MINIMUM Draught Beer O. A. KIHL, Mgr. THE BIG SHOW! 6 ACTS FIRST SHOW 9.30 P.

M. 1 No Cover No Minimum Hotel Dauphin AT DAUPHIN Dancing 9 P. M. to FHCC LUNCH If DANCING Every Saturday Night lew Villon Brook EAST OF MIDDLETOWN Tonight or Any Night FREE SHRIMP BEACH FRONT HOTEL WORMLEYSBURG Fres Dancing to Valentina's Orchestra BEST BEER AND ALB ON DRAUGHT No Cover No Minimum HERSHEY OPENS TOMORROW Freddy Martin and his orchestra play at Hershey ballroom tonight. The Hershey amusement park opens tomorrow.

There will be a concert by the York City band. VENICE CAFE 1015 N. Third St. LARGE DANCE FLOOR PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE RAY CASSATT'S ORCHESTRA Beer and Ale, lOe Large Mug Feanuta and Fretiels Free DON'T MISS IT TONIGHT BARNEY LUCIOTTI Accordionist and Hit Orchestra Lebanon's Sensation The Best in the East at TUXEDO GRILL River Drive, Miles N. of City Limits BIG TIME TONITE FEATURING DUNFEE XARUE NO COVER CHARGE Cassation Orchestra Dancing 8.30 till L0CHIEL HOTEL Ninth and Shanois Sts.

Free Spaghetti and Meat Ball FREE DANCING REX CAFE S19 S. Front Steelton Beer and Ale on Draught Mixed Drinks of All Kinds LARGE DANCE FLOOR JUMBO SANDWICHES 10c PEANUTS AND PRETZELS LEONE'S CAFE 389. S. Front St. Steelton Dance to AL BARBUSR and His Melody Masters Phone 0 3721 for Your Table Mixed Drinks 15c and up BRIDGE HOTEL Formerly Aerl 29 s.

Fourth St. TONIGHT FREE SPAGHETTI We Now Serve State Store Liquors. Drink, lilt up Blue Ribbon Beer and Ale on Draught, Large Mog. 10c BRING YOUR FRIENDS The Coolest Spot in Town LIHDENIIOFF Iflll On Hershey Pike 1 Mile East of Paxtang at the Pabst Blue Ribbon Sign SC0TTY COBLE AIS EVERT THURS. and SAT.

NIGHTS Yon Can Leave Your Bottle Rome Cocktails Highballs Mixed the Way You Enjoy Them 50 Oz. Beer for 50c Why Not Try Us Tonight No Cover No Minimum Dorothy Woutersz, Prop. FLASIHI STARS OF THE "DANCING DOLL" REVUE CHERRIES WOLFF TRUDY DALE Harry (Hap) Adams In 40 Minutes of Fast Moving Singing And Dancing SUPPORTED BY CLEM BRAY AND HIS MUSIC HOLLYWOOD CLUB 8 Min. from on Carlisle Pike NO COVER BETTER PHONE 4 1341 RED MILL INN PRESENTS TONITE Girls Song Laughter LILLIAN LAMBERT The Girl With the Golden Voice LAUGHING SAM The Black Face Han ELLEN SIMPSON Blues Singer Extraordinary SHOW 10 P. 12 MIDNIGHT DANCE WITH DICK SCHOFFSTALL AND HIS BED MILLERS NO COVER OB MINIMUM CHARGE AT ANY TIME Down York 10 Miles from Hbg.

CHARLEY KEAN, Owner REGULAR SUNDAY DINNER 14 Noon to 1 P. M. fiOe and 75c Seeing Is Believing Be From Missouri And Let's Go Lido CLUB UP On the York Road OFFERS DAVE BARNUM Radio Screen Stage STAR As Our Master of Ceremonies With KANE AND HARRIS ADAGIO DANCERS THE MAXWELL SISTERS Variety Dancers JEAN SPEtlCE The Human Spinning Wheel And Her Six Mad Maids of Music DRAWING AT 10:30 P.M. FOR THE LUCKY TABLE PHONE 3 9526 FOR RESERVATIONS NO COVER Shippensbnrs; Among the various reports presented at the commencement exercises of the graduating class at the Junior High School, it was revealed that Don DINE AND DANCE With Union Orchestra Blanche's Grill 314 Calder St BEER AND ALE ON DRAUGHT ANOTHER HEAL TREAT The Allison HiU Conwrfatory of Matle Famon Hill Billy Band, WKBO Badio Artists. Something Barrlibnrg ha never seen before.

Come early and get yonr seats at the large and spacious FLAT IRON CAFE 1915 DERBY ST. Peanuts and Pretsela For All Beer and Ale, 10a No Cover llotel Verbeke "ST Betty's Novelty Orchestra DOLORES Jut Returned Front Months' Engagement in Miami Beer, Wines and Liquors "Dick" Bneher, Manager CIMINO CAFE 118 S. SECOND STREET Free Dancing and a hot time featuring ROSA BROWN AND HER ORCHESTRA From Atlantie City "Sow' JAMES DUNN and GINGER ROGERS CONCERT ZT04S.MK.T. CITY, BAND TO 5 is ELECTRIC FOUMTA'H 01 SPLAY AfTtlt Biol The Dam Being Repaired We Again Offer an Ideal Place For Bathing and Picnics. New Amusements This Year Make Reservations Now Grand Opening May 30 Willow Mills Park One Mile North ef Hogestown 7POPU1AK STVD1WTS DANCE I Tuey'i ADMIRAL LA Columbia BrOsdcutlnf Oickillll If MON.

NITE Adm. 85 Twe Shows 6.30 9.00 P.M. HI II "ONLY STAGE SHOW IN HBG." Continnous Shows Start.ng at 1.15 LAST TIMES TODAY! PAT ROONEY PAT ROONEY, 3rd In An Elaborate Musical Comedy Production "PAT ROONEY'S GAMBOL" With JANET READE Exotic Singer of Torch Songs ROY CUMMINGS Craslest of All Laugh Makers FLORENCE ROBERTS Dancing Comedienne MONA MARINO ON OUR SCREEN "He Couldn't Take It" With an All Star Cast CONTINUOUS 8HOWS STARTING AT 1.15 aid Clough had a perfect attendance record since the day he first started school. WM nil NOW PLAYING starring in ARE With ROSEMARY AMES ROCHELLE HUDSON HERBERT MUNDIN ADDED GRAHAM McNAMEE'S UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL Critics Rave 'Twentieth Century' if a wild eyed, rattled brain, hilariously amusing picture. Without doubt, one of the most devastating, satirically amusing Alms.

John Barrymore is brilliant." N. Y. World Telegraa Twentieth Century' is grand entertainment. John Barrymore, sheer delight you'll enjoy it!" N. Y.

Evening Journal 10 VL fl II I CAROLE LOMBARD I Walter Connolly lNOW Roscoe TfiFmir Glamorous, modern, playing the game of love with new 1934 rules! FRANCHOT TONE VINA DELMAR T0 From liberty Mogoxin Story WITH OENI RAYMOND ESTHER RALSTON mHMXsuHmuum nam Musical Comedy "APPLES TO YOU" ff Nv Other Shorts J07 At Last! We Have Them Together Again! IN THEIR GREATEST LOVE STORY! GAYNOR FARRELL Supported By CHANGE OF HEART' ALSO A NEW JOE PENNER COMEDY fJOtlDAV1 NIGHT WIvO THIS YEAR and WrS CAVsSJ FAR BIGGER aSC iWW THAN EVER BEFORE nH 1000 AstoundingWorld Wide Features including The TERRIFIC NEW SENSATION By The GREAT HUGO in which TWO LIVING PERSONS ARE FIRED IN THE SAME INSTANT FROM A MONSTER REPEATING CANNON 1600' PEOPLE 800 AREN1C raAMPION lJO CLOWNS 1009 MENAGERIB ANIMALS HERDS OP ELEPHANTS 700 HORSES 7 RINGS STAGES HUGE HIPPODROME COURSE WORLD'S LARGEST TENT 4 TRAINS OP Double Ltnsth R. R. CARS LOADED WITH WONDERS FROM EVERY LAND Twice Daily 2 and P. M. i Pormlar Prices doors or in i id tp.

m. I ropuiar races TICKETS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT POMEBOY'S.