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ALTOONA TRIBUNE, ALTOONA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1933 NINE on rue- Two Features At Mishler Richard Dix At Olympic Edwabp J. Ncil STARTING TODAY all resources. And apparently Ball has found his. He expected great things of the winter deal that sent Goose Goslin, Walter Stewart, and Fred Schulie to the Senators in a swap for Carl Reynolds, Lloyd Brown and Sam West. But the manner in which that trade has turned out can be judged now from the sale of Brown.

HE WORKED AT LOVE AND LOVED HIS WORKI The long uphill climb of the Boston Red Sox from the gloom of the American league cellar has started. There is every possibility that with Tom Yawkey supplying the cash and Eddie Collins the shrewdness for culling talent, the team will have what it has dreamed of since the days of Tris Scores, Greatest Triumph In 'The Great Jasper'; Wera Engels In Cast Richard Dix scores probably his greatest triumph in "The Great 'Night of Terror', and 'Pleasurfe Cruise' On Big Double Bill Those numerous screen fans who delight in experiencing cold shiv isn't entirely enthusiastic about his wife's taking a trip for the trip's sake. So, with benefit of disguise and a somewhat changed personality, ha manages to become a steward on the very' ship that is to carry bis wife on hex' quest for diversion. The man has the dubious satisfaction of seeing his wife pursued by mil manner of men, and of learning that she is not completely averse to the chase herself. There ar a number of times when he would like to call the whole thing off, but finds that midocean is a bad place to do rnat.

All the color and action of a luxurious cruise have been captured in this picture, giving a vivid depiction of high jinks on the high seas. As the adventurous wife, Genevieve Tobin combines charm and glamor with superb portrayal. I As her husband, Roland Young Crosley Electric Refrigerator With Shelvador Advantages of the new Crosley Shelvador are so self evident that every housewife, after one glance, will say "Thar What I must have" and they're having it too. 'WW iiv tie ll his unholy wink attracted women like moths around a scorching flame; No wife could resist Jasper." despite the epic qualities ers up and down their spines will find abundant excitement in "Night of "Cimarron" and "The Conquer of Terror," a Columbia murder Fillies Fight It Out The most important match race on trje American turf in several years will bring together C. V.

Whitney's great filly. Top Flight, and Tred Avon, owned by S. W. Labroi, of Baltimore, at Belmont Park Memorial day. The two fillies, rated by many as the best of the past decade, will meet at equal weights of 113 mastery drama that opens at the him except his ors, lor in his new RKO-Radio Picture he plays a straight character role and plays it flawlessly.

The Olympid theatre, the scene of Dix's new triumph. "The Great Jasper'', is a translation to the screen, literally and in spirit, of Fulton Oursler's novel of the same name. And Jasper is the most beguiling lover who every begged the Speaker, Harry Hooper, Duffy Lewis. Herb Pennock, and the rest of a famous crew a real major league ball club. A big league owner with, plenty of fresh money and the inclination to buy will be able to pick up bargains this year such as baseball hasn't seen since the Yankees took Babe Ruth from the Red Sox for $125,000.

All around both circuits attendance has been so poor because of conditions and the unusually bad pounds over one mile. Top Flight, although never able to beat high class colts last year, won $219,000 Mishler theatre today. A murderous maniac at large, gruesome face at the window, ingenues' screams, police detectives' bungles, a household terrorized by a series of mysterious killings and a man buried alive are some of the highlights of this exciting picture, which comes from an original story by that famous stage impressario, Willard Mack. Bela Lugosi, he of the haunting eyes, appears as a menacing Hindu servant and again demonstrates his ability to play sinister roles. Always forbidding, Oriental, and proves that he stands supreme in pardon, in advance of his con hisrh comedy characterizations.

quests as a juvenile and picked up $56,900 as a three year old to boost her earnings to $275.900 a world's The story' is a stirring, heart-throbbing one leavened with rather delicious natural humor. Jasper is ordered to leave his home town when his boss and benefactor discovers that Jasper and not himself is the father of his wife's son. Jasper goes to Atlantic City, Una O'Connor, Herbert Mundin and Frank Atkinson are a trio of comics it would be hard to surpass anywhere, and Minna Gombell's performance is crisp and snappy. Ralph Forbes, Theodore von Elti, Robert Greig and Arthur Hoyt. are splendidly cast in important roles.

record or her sex. Tred Avon has ranked as one of the most honest of her sex for the past two years. Last year she defeated among others Kquipoise, holder of the American mile record. The little brown daughter of Sir Greysteel raced 25 times in 1932, won eleven, and finished out of the money only six times. spring weather that there is scarcely an owner in position to resist financial temptation.

Yawkey's purchase of Lloyd Brown, a fine left hand pitcher, and Rick Ferrell, third best catcher in the American league, from Philip De Catesby Ball of the Browns is just a start. Right now Collins is dickering for another right hand pitcher of note who looks a great deal like George Earnshaw, of the Philadel- I 11 Sf 1 I iw- mrm. SW .1 4 fr -U. fearful, Lugosi appears to be the perfect choice for entertainment of this type. In addition to the star, who created the renowned role of "Dracu-la," there is an excellently chosen supporting cast.

Wallace ford, breezy and dynamic, is seen as a fast moving police reporter and infects the role with his effervescent personality. At the same time he provides some pleasant romantic moments with attractive Sally HI Oik'-' i phia Athletics. He doesn't need Aunt Martha's Corner 1 1 Earnshaw particularly, inasmuch as he now has six fine starting pitchers in Paul Ivy Andrews, Henry Johnson, Bob Weiland, Brown, Dusty Rhodes and Bob Kline, but he does need a 1 JOHNSTOWN AHEAD CHARLESTON, W. May 16. OP) Johnstown's Johnnies out-! hit the Charleston Senators tonight but committed five errors that i gave Charleston a 7 to 4 victory.

Score: i Johnstown 000 020 2004 10 5 Charleston 150 100 OOx 7 8 1 Batteries: Swain and Emerson; Murdock and Mackie. MM Jr Every rood iivman had where he thinks a man ought to find plenty of fun. Thanks to the impression he makes on an old and homely fortune teller, he becomes a famous seer "For Women Only." As his fortunes and his affairs progress he is happy but for the stubbornness of Jenny, his wife, in refusing to live with him and their boy. Years pass and Jasper and Jenny are almost united again through mutual love for the boy, now graduated from college and engaged to a beautiful girl. A gripping climax arises when Jenny on the verge of forgiving Jasper, discovers the illegitimate son, and that son wrecks the happiness of the other by stealing his sweetheart.

Jasper finds himself in the peculiar position of being aligned. Blane. Tully Marshall gives, of course, his invariably excellent per a bad uxrd for until his bad eye got $105 to work on her. With WERA INCUS EDNA MAY OLIVER Bruce Cabot, Ftorrnc formance. Among the otners it is interesting to note the return of Bryant Washburn, famous star of the silent screen.

Add "Pleasure Cruise," the new Fox Film comedy that opens at Ball Strikes Bottom Farnshaw would not linger long in Boston. The Yankees want him. and the Yankees have four shortstops, one of whom must be cut loosa So it looks very much like the next big trade will send "Big Jarge" to the Yankees by way of Boston, with Lyn Lary BUCS TRANSFER INFIELDER PITTSBURG. May 16. WP) Transfer of Howard (Dook) Grosk-loss, Pittsburg inflelder, to Jersey I City of the International league.

TRAVEL IN I SINGAPORE I PARAMOUNT NEWS EDGAR KENNEDY In "MERCHANT OF MENACE" I the Mishler today, to your list of pictures that are distinctly worth I while seeing. It has Genevieve Tobin and Roland Young in the i leading roles and has a generous through his love for his own flesh winding up with the Red Sox. DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN was announced tonight by William E. Benswanger, president of the Pirates. Groskloss, 'a medical student at Yale, will join the Skeet-ers immediately.

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Now if a pennant contender, a three-time champion and blood against the very things he had always tolerated with a smile and a wink. Dix is splendidly supported, Wera Engels, a new German importation, having a fresh young beauty that is charming. Florence Eldridge gives a true portrait of the stern wife and Edna May go to make perfect entertainment. I "Pleasure Cruise" relates the story of a young woman who de-j cides to inject some romance into 1 her married life by taking a cruise on one of those liners whose prin-; cine'- cargo is a group of jjer husband, a timid and credulous gentleman, NOW SHOWING 1 1 A. M.

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(P) A nine run rally in the fifth inning gave Beckley a 13 to 5 victory over Wheeling tonight. Wheeling 001 000 0225 11 2 Beckley 110 090 02x 13 12 2 Batteries: Vitelli, Baratta and Dickey; Beam and Hath. winds up in such shape after one A BABY STOLE HIS HEART ordinary year, what must the con FROM THE BEAUTIFUL BABE-ESi Oliver is a joy as the faking clairvoyant. Bruce Cabot, Betty Furness, James Bush and Walter Walker acquit themselves well in important roles. "The Great Jasper" enjoyed the capable direction of J.

Walter Ru- i 1 1,. tn dition be among teams that haven't been in a pennant race for years? Ball at St. Louis has been one of baseball's gamest spenders. Year after year he has poured between $150,000 and $200,000 into a club iv if ClQTZCWle, NOTICE, VITROUTES Makdad's Vitrolites players are to meet at the shop today at 4 p. m.

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I Dr. Max A. Wolfberg, an active, member in the Legion drum corps for many years, was chosen as leader of the new group. Harry McNamara was chosen secretary, i Dr. Wolfberg spoke of the com-j radeship which existed in the or-i ganization previously and the various trips made by the group which were of outstanding enjoy-! ment to the members.

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W. Burns was elected as custodian governmental reform movement locally, will address Kiwahis club today at its noon luncheon meeting in the Penn Alto hotel at 12:15 o'clock. Suggested reforms in governmental structure will be Mr. Starts Saturday OLYMPIC THEATER 1329 Eleventh Avenue EVERY STYLE A STAR. A for the property now on hand and which will be augmented from 1 Sandrus' theme.

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Loewenstein Here To Aid Unemployed: Sergeant L. B. Loewenstein, Sanj Antonio. Texas, is visiting Altoona; and will set up headquarters here, for a brief stay in which he will! continue his work of assisting un-; employed veterans to obtain work. I Sergeant Loewenstein has traveK ed through each of the 48 states and has aided 6,500 men to obtain work.

I The work was begun just fol-; lowing the national convention at! Detroit, in 1931. While Ser-j geant Loewenstein is in this city he will interview veterans, mer-: chants and heads of various business organizations and manufac-; turers. He receives no remunera-'j tion for his work from any of the, veterans' organizations. Sergeant Loewenstein Is a vet-! eran of the World war himself and is a member of the Amer-; ican Legion. Today, he will call on city officials and officers of the, local legion.

Sergeant Loewenstein! wants the co-operation of local men and by it he hopes to find; employment for veterans so they will not have to continue to re-i ceive charity. AMAZING PERISCOPE CAMERA M-G-M's secret intention Yield photographic hell below and above the ocean! Nothing Like a Pleasure Cruise for Jaded Wives Get on board and see what they do when they take their holidays alone ten-day flirtations in romantic surroundings! Fox Film presents STANDARD TIME 1 1 A. M. TO 11:30 P. M.

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Vine street Following the afternoon business session, a memorial service will be held out of respect to members who died during the past year. A banquet will be served in the church at 8 p. m. H. C.

Boring, 3001 Fifth avenue, is a member of the executive committee of the association. The organization, with an enrollment of 1,300 veterans, is said to be the oldest group of its type on the Pennsylvania Railroad system. After 21 years of service, railroad employes are eligible for membership. R. T.

Morrow of Pittsburg retired general superintendent of the Pittsburg division, is president. The as-gftlon meets once each year. a e.se aaaeaisaa "HELL DIVERS" rS mm, JIMMY FILMED IN COOPERATION LOADED WITH I EDWARD G. ROBINSON SAYS: "I GOT CLASS SISTER IN "THE LITTLE GIANT" HIS FIRST GREAT. COMEDY HIT WITH U.S.

NAVY Cat Include! Roht. DURANTE FIGHTS A KANGAROO was never funnier. He's a sailor studying mail-order dentistry! scene -HWy a Montgomery, Jimmy Durante, Walter Huston, Madge Evans, Robe. Young. Jack Conwst, Director.

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