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Show THURSDAY, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER LEHJ ?REE PRESS, LEHL UTAH 24. 1938 MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT ' BOYSTOWH GOMES TO ROYAL Dramatic true-- l fe st ry of Father Edward J- Flanagan and his fijrht to establish a home for underprivileged boys, "Boys Town, starring hpeneer Tracy and Mickey Rooney plays at WEEKLY PROGRAM the Royal Theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. THURSDAY ONLY, NOVEMBER 24 dollars With ninety b' rrowed tir-- t his foundei Father Flanagan Andrea Leeds, Edgar Adolphe Menjou, Special Pictures f r Thanksgiving. and three home. Two newsbabys Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in juvenile delinquents were its occup; cour-ants. From this modest ageous tatrier nanagan worKea ior to build Boys twenty- - ne years Also Good Shorts an incorp j rated NVbracka, Town, 15c 4 10c which 2W are boys. of of 275, village Evening Only 10c and 20e. f In the history Boys Town wa. motion picture. found a ready-mad- e FRIDAY AND SATI'RDAV, NOVEMBER 2 and M Tracy portrays rather Flanagan, the first time he has played a pr "et since his Father Tim in "San Francisco" 2 2 acclaim. universal him brought h.atun- No. 1 WAYNE MORRIS in Rooney, recently praised fur his perin "Love Finds Andy formances Hardy" and "Lord Jeff," has the role of an incorrigible boy who thinks Town. he is too tough for friend Here's another knikout with America's favorite slam-banboy in D is off he he in 1." of left and on Brother where ''Kid Galahad" "Submarine placed gangster, carrying care. Father by Despised Flanagan's Feature No. 2 -- GENE OUTRY in the other boys, he wins their respect with the help of Father Flanagan. Norman Taurogdireabx2,ct ture. Noted f r h.s direction of Trouble dogs the trail romance rides the saddle with Gene Outry in his child actors, Taurog's most recent newest, grandest adventure! successes were "Tom Sawyer" and Two Big Features for the Price of One Only 10c and 20c. Mad About Music." ' DEPOSITS INSURED XWxwwv $ ; j WASHINGTON, U. j - "The Kid Comes Back" V e SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 28 and 29 D. U. - - I LOCAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cordner ol of Pleas,'Jrem, and Mrs. Eliza Banks and of Mr. ant Grove were guests Mrs. Junius Banks, Thursday. Mrs. E. W. Taylor is ill at her Mrs Taylor has home this week. fe weeks. i ill for the pat NEWS f i 1934 ' "TUGBOAT A : 1937 "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" k ;i OF to express our sincere appreciation to all those who helped so much with sympathy, condolence and kind deeds during our berearement in the passing of our beloved husband and father. We want to thank all those who took part in the funeral serWe desire J and now THE GREATEST HEART-DRAM- A THEM ALL! SPENCER vices. Mrs. LeRoy Hardman and family. MICKEY s fieral Mrs. Pheobe Gray is lke City relatives Brown of giving holiday. visiting over the Tb v-- day, d Mr. and Mrs. David tended Sunday. a funeral in Gaidner West Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. A. E. Adams were at- rS.t 2 Jordan, Itch Stine and Salt Lake City visitors, Thursday. and Rue! Evans Mr. and Mrs. children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Bone of I ( W A WmJjmi 426,1 n ANNIE" 9 f ,Mr. and Mrs. Art Stewart Lake City were week-en- d oA i Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson spent The Snow Springs Camp of the will Pioneers meet Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Daughters of the and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. John-o- n at the home of Mrs. M. S. Lott, of Salt Dike City. Thursday, December 1, at 2 p. m. All members of the camp invited to b" Mrs. George P. Price acc' inponied present. Mrs. Mary Jacobs and Mrs. Mary J'riee of Pleasant Grove to Salt Lake CARD OF THANKS City, Friday. ."THE CHAMP" Ill Char Reports from Mrs. out Aj,d( Provo, who underwent a major operf ... i ation at an Ogden Hospital, last week, Mrs. Clifton Jackson ,.f Cedat 1T F Mr, hv c P.mwn of Draper spent are that she is making satisfactory visited over the week-ennrH with her parents. Mr. progress t -- ward recovery. the week-en- d and American Fork relatives and Mrs. Lester Colledge. i)c-i- De.nzil 1931 4 : P- - $5000 MAIN STREET, LEHI, fi g "Springtime in the Rockies" V The State Bank of Lehi and FEATURES . MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR 55000 "Letter of Introduction" P. M. "nxw The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporate THEATRE SPECIAL MATINEE , BY J - N'OVEMBER FW ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lunceford and daughters, Iva May and Anna Lee ot Stockton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Taylor and other Mr. ?n ' Mrs. J. Grant and Melvin, E. Jaeobsen, Mr. and Mrs. Jacohsen of Salt Lake Litv, Sunday guests of Mr. and Horace Bone. sons Verl 7, You can ALWAYS get the best selection of choice Meats and Groceries at our store. were Mrs. IRAE ISA WE DESIRE TO SERVE YOU I The Queen of Hearts and the King cf Coals 'I! I I 1 f or t PHONE 17 ( Woi MAIN STREET LEHI, ryii UTAH ar Dc tlan ttocl Also the latest "News of the Day" and a Good Cartoon Comedy. MATINEE SUNDAY 4 P. M lO and 15c Evening Only 10c and 20c. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 and DEC. Janet Gaynor Robert Montgomery and Franchot Tone 1 in "Three Loves Has Nancy" Harpy surprises, hilarious fun, as a small town Wednesday-- - All Seats 20c. girl Waffle Iron combination finds big town romance! Thursday Olny A t. 10c and 20c. 1 'e' Mrs. Julia Anderson and baby and L0GAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilcox and baby of Rexburg, Idaho, and Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Alma Beck and Mr. Blake of IOtig Beach, California, are Mrs. Thomas Peck spent Monday and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilcox. guests of n Salt Lake City. Regular $11.95 THANKSGIVING Mrs. Cecil, DANCE Sponsored by GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY THURSDAY, H0V. 24 IN LEill FIRST WARD Music by HOWARD PAXMAN ORCHESTRA One of the best in the state. SPECIALTIES Admission 2"c Couple Extra La lies Free serving and Root Beet Turkey t tA'H-fc-t-- t Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McDonald of American Fork visited with Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gray, Sunday. Phil Thorton of Ogden, is a Thanksgiving week-en- d guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Garrett AMUSEMENT HALL Al?o 'i- 1 Elmo Gray, a student of the Brig-haYoung University sjent the week-en- d with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Gray. Sunday guests of Mrs. Kate An derson were: Mr. and Mrs H R. Spurrier and son, Stinton. Mr. and Mrp. Trv'"n and Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Freebairn, son, Paul, and duvg'iter, Vcrlyn, Salt Lake City. f ,hn Ian wm .$.95 ta B n 9 Beautiful new Electric James Zimmerman and son, with Henry spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bone and child-ren- t spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Harris of Lindon. f Pa U Mian Kay Robin, pretty quern of recent Pioneer In Salt I.nke Vtah. .mile. . .he on pile of mashed, flty, dried, aiaed. blended and waxed King loal for those who want clean coal. Toaster of latest design Housewives Say They Want "Cleaner Coal" Survey In 5 Western States Reveals $2.98 celebration po.e. Sorenson. LEHI STAKE t SPECIAL AT Mr. and Mrs. David Gardner were business visitors to Salt Lake, Satur day. i one set of grids; bakes waffles on another. The relish tray serves the things lhat add more zest to the cooker's tasty products. 13 x. ' and relish tray. Cooks, grills, fries or toasts on Investigators Go Direct To Housewives With Query Which Results In King Coal Being Washed, Dried, ' Sized, Blended and Waxed 'What augrirestiong have you to would make you a more satisfied coal user?" Investigators asked the above question to average housewives in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Washington and Oregon. By far the greatest number stated that they would like "cleaner coal." So this coal season thesj housewives, and others, too, will be able to have "cleaner coal" King Coal the product of the United States Fuel Company with headquarters offer which in Salt Lake City and mine at Kmgmme, Utah. King Coal is now washed, dried, sized, blended and waxed, if desired. The new plant, one of the most modern in America- is now operating near capacity. Housewives who have already used the coal prepared by this modern plant are exceedingly enthusiastic about the product. They state that it goes a long way towards making housekeeping easier for it enables them to keep their homes cleaner with less effort. bargain at . . . New Telechron Electric Alarm Clock. Self starting. Priced low. sensation-all- y Available in ivory plastic cases. Brown case. $2.95 SEE YOUR DEALER OR |