St. Joseph News-Press from St. Joseph, Missouri • 17

Friday August 17,1928 THE NEWS-PRESS. 17 NEW FILM FOR DOUG FINE CRYSTAL SHOW Sound Auction Bridge SOUTH 6TH WAS BAD Couldn't Get Patal Wagon Over It in 1899. cago, made with tha aid of the) X-ray, reveal the fact that th disease of th ancient war tdn tical with thou which exist today. Tha mummies of children under examination showed that thay had died of measles, malnutrition and, curvature of the pin. WHITEHEAD.

of the week. The presentation eon-lain a wealth of comedy. Is fairly fast moving, and the participant get hs soma rather embarrassing jama. However, a In all Lola Bridge show, Lole steps in and straightens everything out to the satisfaction of all preaent. The specialties between acta continue good and th work of the chorus Is up to standard.

baa not forgotten how to manipulate hi lower extremities and hi direction wa on of th feature of th show. A Feast of Dancing. Doc Meyer's Broadway Revue, embracing four limber young women and Doc himself. Is a whirling feast of dancing that is topped off with a wedding a la terpisebore. The Fox Twins, male, are two other clever steppers who know where By WILBUR HAND NO.

THE HAT Color-Sound Picture Planned u- 'or Early Next Year. Busy on "The Man In the Iron Mask," He Won't Hurry With Another One. By WADE WERNER. 1 Auoelsua Press Staff Wrtttr 1 HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 17.

A color-sound picture starring Douglas Fairbanks i among tha tentatively outlined productions of A III ATI AJ17S 4101(4 IAKJ VQ-JtM'-f 0141 1 0Q1MS MQU 9K(I OAK 8 i Nan Baa) hi I -It io 7 Tl Trtaka Wm' banka, It, will be recalled, made a i i. "Square Crook, tha pictorial of jferlng In connection with the Bridge show, A the tale of two for mer crook who arc trying to no straight However, a dumb detective la continually getting them In trouble and making it impossible for them to hold jobs by referring their criminal record to their m- The greater part of th picture center about th arrest of the two In connection with the theft of a valuable necklace. While iUier drawn out there Is considerable comedy In this part of th production. AMUSEMENTS WHERE TO GO TONIGHT. Cry- photoplay, frmact X.

Bunhwian vo "fly It Wttb Subl." Uit BntJttv Piyri pruestinf "The Four ol L', "Square MiMoun-Photoplay. Marfan Davits In "Th Oarnooanl Lover' Royal---Photoplay. HobartwJSoaworth it ''Afir vh Storm Orphum PhofopTiv y. Vera Rtynoita in "Almost Kivoii Fhotopiajr. Jack Holt to "The Vamshinc Pioneer.

Bvre Photoi-iay, Charlie Chaplin in i t.irrui Riaito Photoptar. Alice Day and Johnny Harron Jn "Nieht Ufe." lk rstrary Ptrk- Dr.ritn and free South la the dealer. What la tns proper bidding and play? la the next issue Mr. Whitehead will explain 'the aallent points In th bidding and play of th above hand. Fill out your own chart and compare It with his method.

The hands must not be hid or played Double as though all four hands were ei posed. Nou In rKeerdlDa-th auction or tha play urn for apades- "tt" for tiaarta. for dlaroocda and rofr clubs. Use H' for no inimo. "DBL" for aoubit, "KEDBI.

for radouHla. th irnDmu Sows Vest feda Atdt casnsc: i Yesterday's Hand as Played by Mr. Whitehead nasi rTerW ss fc-liwit PcanU of th Bidding. North Ttikps out bin partner's No Triimn tiirf with twA ttnttriAB th hin-h h(. IfWnran independent picture schduld aUhlnr'ailtta Kr.nth with i Black Pirate," several years ago, when color photography was vaatly more expensive than It 1 now What deterred him from making more of them waa not so much the expense aa a belief that color, after all.

made It more difficult to emphasize sound and dialogue have arrived, with their Immense capacity for emphasizing dramatic action, and Fairbanks feel a color film strengthened with oundwould be really effective. Will Not Hurry. The athletic producer-actor is busy at present with "The Marl In the Iron Mask," and he plans to let tha color-sound film wait until after the first of, the year. "By that time." he explains, "enough theaters will have been equipped with sound devices to make general distribution of such a picture possible." Another color-sound venture is trt nt- production with SmU ago this Japanese actor ranged high among the stars, and If his attempt to come back In "The Ban- dlt Prince" Is successful It will be no less spectacular because of the color and sound feature. Lately Hnyakawa has been appearing in I vaudeville.

Cat Brings Home Cash. Her Is a atory that ahould be saved for "Be King to Dumb Animal week Seven years ago Na-I dine and KatKerine Dennis' arrived in Hollywood looking for film fame. LVeara passed, and they still trug-: gled In.the extra ranks. Then one -night Nadlne pitied a stray kitten! she found mewing helplessly in aj vacant lot. She took it home, and! the two girls whtled away much time teachinc It tricks.

One da- The cat's tricks attracted dlrec-J torial attention. And' thougn Nadlne and Katherine still work in -Uw-thtWTvthr si.lts nd double Hayakawa in the lading role, Be-toPper fn two of them, and with f0r crttn otne yeans a but normal support for Bpades, bids two No Trump. North then -show his Heart suit and South passe, holding exceptional support for a Heart bid. Salient Potnta of the Play. Trick 2 North does not risk the finesse, although mathematically a winning play with but nine cards In the two hands, as he fear a shift to Club, should West win the trick.

Tricks 3 and 4. Declarer discards his two losing Clubs on Dummy good Diamonds. Trick leclarer leada the King of to establish a trick In the suit immediately and prepare the hand for a cross-ruff. Trick East leads a Heart be-, cause of the impending cross-ruff. Whnht4 wiu swiwr eucitien cm- I if-- cirnir.

jour brji probienu wnu luiaith.v took the now full-arown est tn of thi pt. eockMinc stir mirM4. i ry lo lun-grown MARY GARDEN ENGAGED. Opera Star Reported Betrothed Healthy renrnmaa. NEW YORK.

Aug. J7. tPV-Mary Garden has had her heart lifted. Pari report. Her angagement to Pierre Plessis, a French newspaper publisher and one of the republic'! wealthiest citizens, la widely rumored.

HEAR! What Vou See iv -t. Mart August 26tb MISSOURI Loveable! IaughaWel-r- Rateable: MARION DAVIES In "THE CARDBOARD LOVER" OVR GANGdCOMEDT THE KEW- CRYSTAL TONIGHT AND SATl'RDAY Harry Shannon Hoosier Bell Hops On tha Stage With Doc Meyers' Broadway Review Predentin "A Dancing Wedding" THE FOX TWINS A Headfin of Fast, trover F.I, SON KAY A nf Patter inS isong On th Scrsen "Say It With Sables" With Francia X. BuHinan and An All Star Cast POPULAR PRICE THEATRE L0IE BRIDGE PLAYERS PHOTOPLAV "SQUARE CROOKS" W8 TOPIC LAKE CONTRARY PARK SPECIAL TONIGHT Tarn 0' Shanter Dance A fir Sju-Ii girl a rarnlval hat e.u-h man, and a. rMtraret for everyone, Lfry tha N.wly urfacad Lake tead If Pin. I JfJr; Moveable! fcr Rateable: jU extras at $5 or $7 50 a day.

Pus-: tit.pl nvtiop ICacrriiM, -6J7, Republic lyniilMH. lao.) larky strike In production Resurrection" and "Ramona" hav ng more than proven themselves the bmt offices. Miss 'Del lit and Carewe are now on a tour of Ipicture will be produced abroad be fore the famous Latin star and her producer-director return to Holly wood. hlgl'as House Reopens in a Blaze of Glory. High-Clasj Vaudeville at Theater Which Had Been Dark for Some Years.

Harry Shaanon and hi Hoosier Bell Hop Orchestra "laid 'era In the aisles" at the opening of the new Crystal Theater last night The feature attraction on th vaudeville section of th combination 'program war excellently supported by three other fast-moving acts that as a whole were a good aa any seen In St. Joseph in ome time. Despitaf the threatening weather the theater was packed to the doors befor the bVglnnlng of the program at 7 o'clock and the old rHyth that St. Joseph audiences sit on their hand while attending the three or four-a-day, was exploded once and for all. Crowd Appreciative.

It waa an appreciative flrat-night crowd that greeted the playera, and time and again "Harry Shannon, master of ceremonies. proceed with hi introductions. The caliber of the show was irood and the performers worked hard for thel ovations they received. The stage orchestra, numbering ten, lit Into modern music with the spirit of vim and vigor, playing the cues for the remainder of the augmented program. Mr.

Shannon, a dapper little chap, although hi hair is not as heavy as it used to be. PASSION PLAY Ka -Sa- i Fred Thomson Is the second white! Four jingle women, three of them 1 man in the history of the Navaja-young and the other one middle-i Indian tribe' to be made an honor- aged, form a club and agree to go ary chief The ceremony waa. per: through life despising the male sex. formed recently at Tub City, Ariz land to never get married. The Thomson's Indian nam is Natannl jthree young women tire of the pact Belln I-agai meaning Chief White land.

In the absence of the middle-1 Horse. Approximately 200 Navajo iaged one, get married. worked a month In scene of Thorn-j Such is the opening part of "The i Flrt Man Arreted In South End Wat Brought to Station in a Trolley Car. How wu the flrt man r'retM i in th South End Ukfn to Central i Police Button? Patrolman Joe Frogs used to 1 have aJjabH-Tirt telling aaplrlng and tnistinr young reporteri that the first man ir rested in the South 1 End wa arrested for murder and I in the absence of handcuff he placed In a gunny aack. which securely bound with rope, and then trundled to Centraf Police Station In a wheelbarrow But then you know how Joe Frogge la Came On Street Car.

However. In agahf morning In he office of Chief of Detec-Jlvea John T. thincan at Central Poltce Station, the fact wa that the firat man arreated the South End Was taken to Central Police Station in one of the taxi which run on rail. The arrest and subsequent event are clear In the mind of Chief Duncan for he was one of the two offl-r who made the afreet. The other officer wa Jack Gordon.

who ha alnee left the police force but who etill Jive In St, Joseph, It waa late In the fall of 1899 that, what la now known ft the South End waa taken into the pity of 8t, Joeeph. and a the people were entitled to police protection aa well as thoee uptown. Chief of Police John Broder detailed CWef Duncan, who wa then a patrolman, and Gordon to take care of that end of town between the hour- of 6 p. m. and Patrolmen Dell Smith and Charley Kelley watched th south side the firat twelve hour.

Fatrol Wagon Couldn't Conwv A they aay In atory books, 'twas bitterly cold that flrit night that Patrolmen Duncan andGordon went oh duty and there was but little doing In the way of law offending In the South End Business had been very, very dull until midnight, when a man on the street Informed the two officers that there wa a man In a rooming rouie over by Lake avenue that was seeing snakes. The two cops hastened to the scene, found the Informer to be truthful and placed a packing house husky under arrest on a charge of drunkenness At that.tlme Sixth street waa not paved, but there was only one bad place In the road between the South End and uptown, that one bad place extended from uptown to the South End, ind the chief of police had toM the two i officer that it would be Impossible to get the hor-drwn patrol (5m-n to bring srrestod ones to Centra) Pnltr Station. Had to Walk Bark. For a moment or so the two of fi-1 cer scratched their heads and wondered Just how they were go- ing to get their prisoner up to the 1 illation Suddenly the bright Idea struck them of bringing him up on a itreet car, so ttra two laws run-' ning at full speed and dragging! their customer with them managed (o arrive at King Hill and Missouri avenues Just In time to catch thai last oar. Once on hoard the car the prls-.

oner wanted to be congenial withi. the other passengers and when tncy Ignored him he got offensive and so despite the fact that It was degree below aero the officers were forced to take him out on the back platform of the car which was open to the weather i Arriving at Central Police Station, the two officers booked their prisoner and as there were no mere cara running that night, the two were forced to trudge their way back to their posts In the South End. Chief Duncan at the time had been on the force only a little over a T'alf yfsr. as he was not commissioned a patrolman until St Patrick day. 1899.

GILDA IS ALSO SUING Movie Actress as Well as Mate Seeks Divorce. Miss Cray Charges That Husband Made Her Marital Life Irksome. MILWAUKEE. Aug, 17. en Ollda Gray, who shimmied to and Oil Boag.

dance hall owner to whom she wa married four year ago, have started separata action to terminate their marriage. Miss Gray1 action wa filed July 27 at Port Washington. hut it did not become Known until Boag'a attorney revealed In Los Angeles yeaterday that Boag will seek annulment of the marriage on allegation of pre-nuptial fraud. The dancer' petition charges that her married lite with Boag was Irk-eome. that he drank to excess, and that he abused her with curses and threat In public.

The marriage which Mis Gray rTlrwTeeks to hve broken was her second. Her flrl husband was John Gorackt of Milwaukee, to whom wa married when fifteen year old. A son this marriage I now llv- lng with Mis Gray' parent here Both Boag and Miss Gray are understood to be In Europe, Miss Gray In London and Boag In Germany. A VIVACIOUS MARION. "Th Cardboard Lover" at Missouri Takes Things Easy.

Th advanced pre notice were right about "The Cardboard Lover" with Marlon Davie being a good plctur. It came to th Missouri Theater yesterday to remain until tomorrow night. It is one of those rare picture that treats a heavy subject lightly without making a mess of thing. It aleo I one of those get-your-man pictures. It alao I a contest between an American flapper and tha, modus operandi of a serpentine Paris huntress who ia Jetta Goudal.

their feet belong and then place them there. Nelson and Kay resort to foolish-nea to add. diversion- to the bill. There are several good voice in th company. The show is essentially a song and dance affair.

This part of the program was broadcast lest night over KFEQ by remote control. Feature Motion rlcture. The feature motion picture for the fag nd of the week ia' "Say It With Sables." It Is the atory of a gold digger and her efforts to avenge herself on the son of an old sweetheart. There is an all-atar cast. Th latest Pathe newsreel and flashes of stars that will be seen at the Crystal during the coming season complete the screen program! The theater has been redecorated in a color scheme of old rose and gold that: is effective In the indi rect lighting system.

The house has been newly carpeted and furnished, and the stage entirely overhauled. The theater ha a permanent pit orchestra. DISEASES LIKE Ol BS. Pathological studies of the mummies of the Field Museum of Chi a a fl a fl fl a COMMITTEE. fl The Largest Apple in the World Opens for Business Saturday, August 18th Dtive West of Wathena, on the Troy Road and See The Big Red Apple son's Paramount picture, "Kit Car-, aon.

i FIRST TIM BeSPOKEN DRAMA "OtVvBY THE ORIGINAL iifrtri set HAND NO. CT S-K 0AK4 AQTCX A109 9K 065J1 AKJ 0 0. apSS AJSJ V1t 0 19 9 7 418 9 4 Tka Cml UMnt aaal Play THE PLAY rflfd frit llm IHi ctt Mc) Th man who Is buffeted' s-bout Is Nils Aster Being audacious, Miss Davie Invades the enemy territory and brlTRs home the bacon, which is to say Nils is no ham. Miss Davies is one of several co-eds on an educational tour that stops In Paris chases Nils about for several day to get -his autograph, he being a tennis star who doesn't play-a aingle game In the picture Nils believes that, his sweetheart. Miss Goudal, Is unfaithful to him and the audience Is not left in doubt He hires Miss Davies to act as his lstcst flhnce to keep him from going back to Miss Goudal.

Miss Davies Is vivacious and It Is easy to imagine her working her master's degree, and that scholasticallv speaking and does not refer to her master's voice. MOVIECHAT. The ColUen Moore special, Lilac Time opened In New York Aug 3. at 'he (entral Theater Keport is to the effect that the picture has been received with exceptional fa vor. Emil Jftnnlngs I one artist who finds a use fur snappy jazz music.

When he Is playing a highly emotional scene such as In The. Patriot," he wants heavy music. For scenes that require comedy he calls for jnzx Revenge" Is on the. 1'nlted program for the forthcoming season Those who have seen Initial previews of the feature feel that Carewe has made a third On Face About a Year. Cuticura Healed.

"I had been troubled for about a year with breaking out on my face In th form of small, red pimple. The pimples were scattered all over my face and festered and scaled over They wet unsightly snd caused disfigurement. "I read an advertisement for Cut! curs Soap and Ointment and sent for free aamele. 1 could aa a difference after using It so purchased more and in less than two month I wa completely healed after using two cake of Cutlcum Soap and less than a box ol Cutl. curs Ointment.

(Signed) Mi Beulah Thurn fay cue, low Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment tnd laicuro lor dally toilet purpose. SmsSi OlatMrt Ms. Talaaaa. S4a San a iuaat Uimr sasf Clw Sturk IS. ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE Mop the pln of Corn snn iiuniom and you can walk ail day In raw and oomfort.

Kotblng give such relief to bat, tired. cbln(, tiiflsaasd or swollen feat, brill or eal- lna. A little aun iTlM mrh ib tnornlng I I wlllmskevoaforfetabont tlgbt aboea. It Ukes lb Mr! loo from tha alio. A wer use It for Ilanrlna and to Break In New Khoea.

Tor frea sample tf a rnM-SaM WalklDff Doll, aaareae AIXEN rOOT-iASg. L. Bay, N. V. la a rtaala, Vm AUaa'a rssH-Caaa yfr JL fA Mt YmkI rf (JKJ Jf S1 -JL LL JL Iff At n.

wau PIMPLES CAUSED DISF GUREMENT i i 3a iitlilllllllillliillllllliilillllitlllllliiiilllllliiiilillllliiu OflBflllBBIHIIHHIIIIlBBIHBHIIiniHIIIIlB zums snows nis grainuoe oy ormg- lng home t50 a day with more or less regularity. Is a star among! j.th ct actors of the cinema. TIRE OF SINGLE BLISS. Three Marriage Form Basts far Latrat Lole Bridge Comedy. Four of Us the Bridge offering the Electric Theater the latter part E1H AM ERICA woaLD FAMOUS FREIBURG PLAYERS IN THE YOUHSEATSi NOleU I Ho, Ms, Kan, Nab, Nab.

Kan, KMUGeMtJi, BOUJL. ST.J0SEPH,MO. STAIJSPilOMPTlY730 P.M. TO THE PUBLIC: The prospects are that if the weather is propitious, St. will have the pleasure of entertaining a huge number of guests during the week of the Passion Play, beginning next Sunday.

Every citizen must realize the obligation-that this community will be under to show the finest hospitality to these guests, most of whom will doubtless arrive in motor cars; and there are few things that will contribute more to that end than supplying to them safe and convenient parking space for their cars. Unfortunately, the amount of ground suital'vi for parking within and immediately without Krug Park is limited, and if this space is pre-empted by bur own people, our friends may be driven to great distances for such accommodation, and the pleasure of their visit and the good impression which St. Joseph had hoped to make destroyed at the verjr outset. The General Committee and the Park Board, therefore, feel prompted to make an earnest appeal to citizens generally to come by street cars or other public conveyances, which will land them at the pedestrian entrance particularly on the opening night Special effort is being exerted to make this service equal to every demand upon It; and the general comfort of all attending as well as the ultimate success of this great undertaking will be much enhanced, if all who are so situated that they can do so, will unselfishly comply with this request. RIVOLI TMS VANISHING End.

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