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's V.r S. V. PAGE SIX THE YONKERS HERALD MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1930 To Clean Up Capital TALKING PICTURES IN MALAY ISLANDS New York, Feb. 10 CPA).

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Valentines Day is Next Friday FEBRUARY 14 REMEMBER THAT THE BEST PLACE TO BUY YOUR VALENTINES AND PARTYTHINGS-IS AT Theresa Lucey 67 SOUTH BROADWAY TELEPHONE YONKERS M61 STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL VALENTINE'S DAY 1 H' it 11 a fji. 5 i the Far Es.it. left today for his home in Singapore, stated because he has made a deal to buy Radio Pictures for release in ifid Malay Islands. "Singapore is targe city now and not at all uncivilised, as you might guass frosp seeing Hollywood movies. aid Mr.

Fisher. "The natives like motion pictures. They take them very seriously, let excited over the dramatic scenes and shout. Warnings' to the hero about the villain. don't know what we shall do with the talkie.

In Singapore where we're building a house, we're putting in loudspeaker. Of course the natives won't be able' to. understand the dialogue of the neighbor ing province, but they may like the Well have to explain the plot and character of the talkie and try to calin the audience when It grows too I Because the natives, are taught to revere white women, he said, no films In any way belittling women or a woman are permitted to be shown. Mr. Fisher cut three reels out of "The Merry Widow" and married off the prince and actress early In the picture rather than get Into trouble with the Government.

HOLLYWOODSHOW UIEFSJAGNET All-Talking Picture Features Galaxy Of Stars Vaudeville Program Is Topped By Joe Laurie Jr. Many Hoiked to Loewi local theatre the put three days to see "Hollywood featuring a galaxy of ths most famous ctara In Hollywood. Somo may be disappointed In the fact that there ta but little continuity In the picture. You 11 cm favorite stare, of course, but there ta no attempt at continuity. It's Just a revue- Borne of the comedy skits are cleverly done.

There ta no question that the pro-' duct ton ta a costly and gorgeous affair. Ths picture gives a closer acquaint-' anceshlp with each individual star, and his line of work, but that ta about as far as It goes. The best received vaudeville act of tha three to that featuring Joe Laurie In a series of mirth producing -wise crocks," some o. which did not -go over big- after all. The "Raecocners- a group of 14 musicians put on a fairly pleasurable assortment of enterta Inin men t.

Dora "Boots Early, ta said to be a hit on Broadway aqd she displays some talent here. DRAW LOTS IN WILL Brooklyn (UP). When Mrs Han nah Cohen died she provided In her wlL that' all her property be divided equally among her 12 children, with the exception of diamond ring far which, the will directed. 11 of the children should drew lots. Contn Doyle III 81r Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, la 111 with heart trouble In London and hu bean confined to hla bed lor tho put few weeks.

seialon a social hour wiU be enjoyed and refreshments will be served. Lafayette. Council, At the meeting to be held tonight In the Masonic Temple, South Broadway at I o'clock, the degree of Royal Maater and Select Master will be conferred by the master, Card J. Miller and tha regular line officers Biting Mar Lodge, 4SO-At the meeting to be held In the Masonic Temple, South Broadway, tomorrow night at o'clock, the first degree In Masonry win be conferred. Cheater T.

HeMman. master of tha lodge will preside during the bualnem session and win confer the degree assisted by the regular line officers and tha tallowing Past Maater, Charle E. Skinner, J. Foster Freeman and William Jones. Announcements from the lodgo include the celebration tha night of February of Washington' Birthday, with ad-dress by Justloe Arthur 8.

Tompkins and a music program. The Rev. Parkei adman, chaplain of the Orand Lodge of New York State will be the speaker at the Flag Day celebration the night of June 10. Vaa CarUaadt Lodge, 114 The first degree In Masonry will be conferred by this lodge tomorrow night at a o'clock in Fembrook Hall, Lawrence street. Charles 8 Perry, master of the lodge will preside during the bueineei session and win confer the degree assisted by the regular line officers.

THE KIBITZER -BIG STRAND HIT i Comedy. So Successful On Broadway Stage Amplified- As Talkie Skin Deep Comes Wednesday Strand audiences jiut laughed and laughed tha past two days at the talkie version of the famous stage comedy success, The Kltatser." A klbltiocr Js nothing Ins, nothing more than the fellow who butt In. and everyone know that a play built up with one of those fellows supplying the chief fun la bound to be of the sort that makes you liuah heartily in the Strand and for seeks and months and years after ei you recall tlw fun-flllcd production In. which Harry Green has the commending role. "Aid lne Love Call" Is the topltner of the added attractions, a photo-color picture made in Irvington and showing the advance in coloring pictures.

besides supplying a- musical comedy romanee that Is tweet to bear. Jimmy Rogers, "The Singing also add his oongt to the program. aongs all will want to sing. The news Is Paramount, sound and silent, a sure guarantee of the best In that line. Tha talkie version of "Skin Deep-comes to the Strand on Wednesday lor a three-day run and, ss Monte Blue leads, three Mg days at the Strand are assured.

Just what constitutes a klbltaer" la graphically and very humorously shown In The KIMtacr." Harry Oreen. who has mode a rapid rise to film laurels by way of the all-talking screen, la Just the type- as ths "kibltxer" himself in this screamingly funny comedy. Oreen owns a cigar store where his cronies pity pinochle every night He doesn't take part In the gams officially, but he puts In his two cents' worth every time he thinks some one makes a false move. He Just cant help telling everybody bow to play (ha cards, for a klbltaer Is that kind of a Tha plot thickens when Oreen Is entrusted with a quantity of bonds and bo Installs a stock ticker In hla cigar store. The humor gets faster from that point onward and excitement Is at a high pitch.

Green tens everyone how ho Is going to clean up. But the stock cnaha and ha loses. Then a rebound In the plot shows that ho has mads thousands through a lucky break, and through no stroke of genius on hla part. Then the true quality of klbltslng shines through, for Oreen tells hi friends that he knew all along ha was going to win. Mary Brian, as Oreen's daughter, and Nell Hamilton, as the struggling young architect, supply the romantic phaea of the story.

Both are splendid. There Is a substantial amount of excsllent character support hr Lee Kohlmsr, Henry Fink, Ouy Oliver, Tenen Holts and Eddie Kane. -The although excruciatingly funny at every moment, is, at the same time very reaLThe characters are believable the play Is not a burlesque. That 1a why one learns definitely Just whit constitutes a klMtssr thus all arguments on the question, -what ii a klbltaer-are settled with the showing bf this great entertainment producttasL "Skin Deep" "Bkln Deep- ta a story of Ilfs In the raw. it ta a Warner Brothers' all-talking Vita phone picture and this fact makes ta possible to convey to the audience with telling effect the Impulses and reactions of the astonishing people who come and go on the screen.

The denizens of gangland are revealed very humanly. Their reactions to their environment are shown with It la shown that these outcasts of society have Impulses much the same as those of other cissies of society with which they are at war. The result ta a aeries of gripping situations which holds the Interest of the audience from the first to the final word. In addition to Monte Blue tha cast includes Davey Lee, Betty Com peon, Alice Day, John Robertson, Tully Marshall, John Bowen, Oeorgle Stone and Robert Ferry. CONDON-ACSTRAUA HOP MARK SOUGHT Croydon, Feb.

10 (AP). In an attempt to as a new record for the flight from England to Australia, Flying Officer H. Piper and C. Kay of the Royal Air Force took off from Croydon yesterday morning, a telegram last evening reported they had landed at Dijon, France. Bert Hinkler made the trip li.

18 days In February, 1938. VAUDEVILLE Police Interfered. Forty-nine feathered lingateri wire rescued by the raiders, who also snatched evidence spun and other equipment claimed to have been used by the birds In the arena. Bf THOMAS r. RAHMAOH iNliiia far Ik RHk Tonight: Uryn Mnwr Uidg.

F. A A. Maaonln T-mpls Vrra 'Brook iMdfm r. A Boro Brook Hoi); Lofojrrtlo Council, kill. M-, Moaunia T.mpln; IX-trlel Deputy night kl W.itcht-' tor Ladgn Ik.

Uiilnlng. Tuoiday: Rising -Biar Uifo F. A A. Moonnlo Ttmplr; Van Cnrtlandt, Lodao F. A A.

Bora Brook Ugll; t.itlmnninl dinner to fait Mailer Sam uni Biking at Tka Town. Thurrday: Ncpptrlian TjOdiro P. A A. Mmole Tempi; Hnw-. thorn Lodao Jf.

A ko- koala T.mpln. katurday: Maanala Valarann. Stamnlo T.mpln: brldtro party ot Foary Lodao, Abboy Inn. motto Lodao Ht-Lut Saturday Thistle LiOd vaa boat to the mem ban of tha fraternity In tha dUlrlct whan Orand Lecturer Henry Q. Meaehaa rutted Yonkera and gave a lecture on the third degree of Ifhaonry.

The meeting atarted in the afternoon when the tint aectlon of the degree waa worked, after which the member! of Thlitla Lodge were boata at a copper served In the banquet halL About 300 were preaent at the night aeeaton, when the aee-end aectlon waa given. The grand lecturer explained the work and In-atructed the membera In the correct way of interpreting the work. He was satiated by Assistant Orand Lecturer. Nell Steadman, past maiter of Rising Star Lodge and District Deputy Orand Maater Harry E. Bach, of the Pint Westcheiter-Putnam district.

Brya Mawr Lodge US A meeting this lodge will be held In the Ma-acnle Temple, South Broadway, tonight at I o'clock. Charles If. Buck-man, maater of tha lodge will preside during the business scailon. Fan Brook Lodge Mt-A brief bull non meeting will be held by this lodge tonight at o'clock In Fern Brook Hall, Lawrence Btreet with Lewie Rumen, maater of the lodge, praaldlng. Following the buslneea MIW TOBSt TMEATBES BERKELEY SQUARE" uaiu LYCEUM Than.

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A Bal. CM Jalaart Tkaatra Ml in Ths Chocolate Soldier wMk CHAM LBS NHOELI Attaa MaaEi FOLSOM'S THEATER I sv i SL A tlh Aaa. (Lha, IVwl A is El Than. But. II jOpavatlu THE rot'NT OF LCEEMEOilttO wNb aa AH Mar (M Ituth Chstterton And Give Brook Score In Laugh ing Ltdy; Spanish Dancer Tops Vaudeville Bill -The Laughing Lady." a film version of tho play that served Ethel Barrymore a starring vehicle a tew years ago, made Us local debut at the Proctor Theatre Saturday afternoon for A four-day run.

With It came fire acts of each set entertaining enough In Its own way. The combination of Clivt BroA and Ruth Chstterton may be always relied upon to make any. picture worth whlls looking at. despite the material. This ta not to say that' "Tha Laughing Lady- ta not without its bright spots, but taken on the whole the film does not meuure up to some of the others In which his competent team hu appeared.

A new sngle Into the lives of the busy financier and hta left alone" wife ta seen In the current feature at the Proctor Theatre. The lawyer who defended the husband In a divorce action and whose masterly presentation of the evidence, which Influenced the Jury to grant tha husband a divorce and at the tame time award him tha custody of the child, tails In love with the defendant. During the trial the woman had been painted by this attorney one of tho world's wont characters. When site laughs during hta address to the Jury, he denounces her as a heartless woman who flaunts her wrongdoing in tha fact of Justice. It may seem strange that a woman would fall In love with a man who had torn her reputation to shreds and mrie such good copy for the tabloids.

But they have a way of doing that In tha movies, for you set the lawyer found out in due oourec that he was all wrong. It Is hoped that the audiences viewing this picture will not get ths Impression that newspaper repotfen act like tha one In tha film, or that a newspaper breaks a word In a headline. It's not being donei By far the beet act on tha vaudeville bill ta that of Benorita Alcanla. Assisted by a good band, a singer of more than average ability and a good dancing partner, this little lady from Spain wu accorded r. splendid ovation at the conclusion of her act.

Her dances are given In native costume against a background of elaborately mounted Spanish scenery. Jack Usher ta again with ui In hta skit, -Views On Married Lite. The sketch purports to show married life tho man thinks It, the woman thinks It, and it really it. The irhole affair ta an exaggerated bit of hokum, with a laugh here and there. The ChaveUer Brothers, no relation to Maurice, open the MU with a good 14 minutes' entertainment of strong man stuff.

The difficult feat of balancing one of the team on one foot on the other's ead wu the best In their repertoire. If, the advance publicity states, Bert Spence and Edith True are two of tho outstanding It K. O. attractions, goodness help the R. K.

O. Mr. Spsneel main stock In trade ta an ability to fan without Injuring himself. Hta Jokes might have been funny If ha had a partner of some ability. Tho Landers, Willie and Harry, hare a fairly good act and appeared to pleas the capacity Saturday nlghtl audience.

PLANS NO It, Y. POLICE CHARGES The American Civil Liberties union announced yesterday that It had been unable to Institute civil and criminal actions against policemen whom believed to be guilty of brutality at the Communist demonstration at the New York City HaU, because of the unwillingness of persons who had been beaten to testify. -Bystanders who were beaten and who know the names or shield numbers et the responsible policemen, said the union's statement, are either afraid or unwilling to start actions, and tha Communists, a matter id policy, refuse to proceed In courts which they regard prejudiced. Tha union addad that two letters to Police Commissioner Whalen ask Investigation of the police activity at tha demonstration had received only perfunctory replies. HURRY UP KISS HIM I The Kibitzer wants to tell them how to make He's the vuy that gives free advice on everything whether you want it or notl The funniest character ever seen or TOMORROW 4.

i af fawEiiwt detune COMrSON STOCKHOLM CHEMIST MAKES YEA8T OF STRAW Stockholm, Peb. 10 (UP). A new method of extracting yeast from or-- -din ary strew at a saving of 90 per cent, in cost hu Just been found by V. Lund, a Stockholm chemical eu-, -glneer. The straw ta boiled In natron lye until it becomes a after which It Is neutralised with an add.

It ta then washed, seme sugar ta added and the com post-tion allowed to ferment. The whole procedure takes only eight hours. OLD BUDDIES MEET AGAIN York. Neb. (UP) -Henning Jacobson, ot Geneva, and County Treasurer Homer Ramsey of York, former buddies In Company Third Nebraska regiment during tha Span- --lsh-American War, met In the trees-urer'i office here after mare than gj -years of separation.

EXCELLENT Agriculture Aid Elton L. Marshall of Chlllieothe. Mo, hu been appointed solicitor lor Federal Agriculture Department by Secretary Hyde. COCK FIGHT RAIDED New York. Feb.

10 (IN8). Cock fight fans to tho number of 138 were at liberty on ball today after their arrest hr a raid on a barn at Goshen. Officials of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said nine cock were killed before State R-K-0 FEBRUARY i I JACK DEMPSEY LONGS TO RAISE A FAMILY Buffalo, Feb. 10 (UP), Jack Dempsey, fanner king of the heavyweight boxers, Is yearning to settle down and rain a family. He made this admission here whlls appearing In a stag revue.

"When I'm ready to settle down," Dempsey said, "EsteU, my wife 'Estelle Ttylor, movie star), will bt ready, too. We both want a family, too." The ftxmer heavyweight champion of the world also said ho was going to start a training program campaign In March. NEW TOME THEATEES Loews PARADISE SMASH tSIiCM SSi At laws OT. I THE 5 VIRGINIAN "SW isasESOEB NAM Mm Ami I UaHal Tkaaliut StasaSwar. Maw Vark OI Ite Last Shaw.

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A. Sanaa a Vlataa FVaaSIsra "ttSS" HEADS UP! ALVIN, (tag esTirala, WaS. aa! Sal. Ilia WALTEB HampdeN ta RICRRUEII Hamndcna Tlu wr- Eva. rsampoen a Mlll WM4laL MaJ.

Cen. Herbert Crosby, chief of Cartlry of the Army, has been given the Job of making Washington free of crime. He will head District of Columbia Police. Hollywood Sights And Sounds Eg BOBBIE COOEg Hollywood. Something new under the sun, for Hollywood, ta the work which, with talkies eharei the Interest of Doris Kenyon now that she has returned to cinema circles.

Miss Kenyon, on of the four principal characters In the first Impressive all-talking film, "Interference-far most last yrar wu In New York with her husband. Milton 8111s, whlls ho regained his health after a long Illness. While there, to occupy her spare time, she studied to become a dtaeuie, or dramatic vocal soloist. Digging around In musty tomes wherever, she could, she unearthed a dozen songs, centuries old, which aha made her repertory." (hie. In Greek, (he found through tho aid of a restaurant keeper.

To Ing them all, aha had to learn a little about seven different languages. Including Japanese. She made several appearances in tha east, and now plans concerts here and In other west coast cities. Hang-Over William Boyd (the sage William) waa awaiting his call on the act for the first seen of tho day, early on a cold rainy morning, when a chorus girl Joined him. Akmg cam another chorine one of these "booh-pooh-puh-doop" kind flaunting pep that pained chorine No.

1. the latter groaned to Boyd, -that dame must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needier Imitating Tbs Giilti There ought to be an aieofclatlon'of girls why try to look and act like Orets Oarbo. On tha night the Swedish star's first talkie opened here, frequently different girls, wearing the traditional plain attire which ta Greta's custom off-screen severe coat with collar pulled up around her face, and plain black hat pulled low over It would fall Into lino at the box-oOca and attract tha stare of other customers. While the fake Oarbos were drawing attention, the real Grata, unnoticed, wu loitering in the foyer of tha theatre leisurely looking over tha advertising stills before going In to hear heraelf talk on the screen for the first InHighSchools Saunders Tech Bf EABBV A. ITEBBUfS Tho Senior Close held a very important meeting Friday during the eighth period.

President Leslie Hlg-ham presided. The class dance wu not token up because of other social events that will cams off In the near future. Thomas Rowan, sdltor of Tho Arrowhead, gava a report of tha results of the staff meeting held Thursday afternoon. Ho stated that tha rioui department editors are walking on their copies and they win be finished soma time next month. The circulation mansaer, LetUs Hlgham, has startad on his campaign of securing subscriptions.

Tha subscriptions of tho Senior Claii have been filed and thta week the Trades Seniors win be interviewed. An order wu submitted to the Decorative Poe ter Company (or 800 gummed pennants to be sold by the Senior Class to the students. They will sell for three cento etch. The sample wu made up by Anthony Schussler. The repot cards hava been returned to the office and the honor roU will be out some time this week.

At the last Issue of tho honor roll there were clou to 80 per cent, ol the students that had an average of 80. OFFICIAL SUER HIMSELF Falls City, 10 (UP). Clarenc O. Bltas, secretary -of the Slate Department of Trail) and hu sued himself. At If isl he ta both plaintiff and defendant In a suit to foreclose mortgage filed In District Court here.

Bliss mads himself detendsnt In the suit receiver of the Stela Bank of Humboldt, to protect tho Judgment lien of the bank against ths property In queetlon. RK II I THEATRE 1 (Smith Broadway at Raadalph RL) TODAY LAST TIMES Ryaehteaiied She Goes To War with Etaaasr Boaidaan Aha All Talking Evelyn Brent in Darkened Rooms Pars meat Rend News Examination! gj eiaesss Fitted Msdsrst. Mm OD LEEDS North Broadway, Yeakere Pfy.a. N. v.

Whit, run IteHMlI. ItwIWro Nil ChwUr THANK YOU" MONTH THE LAWYER iha lrM hr aaHal l.aat tew! Sot. the artanAt. SHEET SI'RIHK rh. rala.g aw rrmlailmi ug HER HtSRAXD inlrnri la kl.

nu lawgiMamtaifl TODAY TOMORROW THE KIBITZER Paramount'a ALL-TALKING Comedy WITH HARRY GREEN Mary Brian Neil Hamilton ahum At 1, 1:11 5:34. 1:34, 1:45 Right now i you can find The RIGHT ROOM if you look in the RIGHT place the Rooms and Board column of The onkers Herald J- Classified Section LAUGHING LADY CUVI IgOOK aOmuautgittut LINER ROOSEVELT DAMAGED Hamburg- Germany, Feb. 10 (AP). -Examination today showed that the steamer President Roosevelt has a hole 10 feet by about seven In Its port side near the stern above the water-line a oonaequenca of Its collision with the Oreen steamer Philotls. It left this port Saturday.

The Oreek vessel's, bows were stovs In a far as the forecastle. Xt wu estimated damage to the Fhllotta amounted to about 125,000. YEAR SENTENCE Athens. Tnn Feb. 10 verdict of 00 years in the State Pen.

itentlary wu returned late Saturday by the Jury In the trial of Ed Rrgsn, 20. rolorrd; rharged with attacking Adeline Adams Thompson, 31; Cleve land. while woman, last Sun. day night. The Jury was out IS mm utee.

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