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Show MIDVALE JOURNA L AND MURRAY EAGLE ---- ~· 1 ~.f \-po'B \!-.J, 1- L '/U tv1 -+t r::... AN -r :Do A T-tf 11-J G I +t-4'-JE.. NO -=Fibu'T?s.co, 'J>ATA, J I C+\ A'!\:' u:: 5 To r·H:.\:) \ 1"1 MEN'DATIONb ME.... 0~ .::!) I A; <5 'R -'\ M S • ON A N'-1 sue-t+ M El+\o'D oF A~TACr\ ---~- LLOYD'S LATEST AT DIANA SOON For Yo uand Your Family! ARE INTERESTED In Important NEWS Y OU of the great Farm Organization s • • • comDlete and authentic Congressiona l Reports full information on Departments of • I • • • • Government and Administrati on assist· FREE SERVICE to bring you NEWS, ance, instruction and entertainmen t • • ' a live, up-to-the-min ute NEWSPAPE R for the busy farmer and his family and those interested in agriculture. Such is DIANA THEATRE PROGRAM How It's Done MIDVALE- -- UTAH "ENTERT AINMEN T SUPREM E" For Week Starting July 30th to August 5th 9:15. TIME OF SHOWS: Week Days, Two Shows, 7:30 and Sundays and Holidays: 3 shows, 6, 7:30 & 9:15. Harold Lloyd is scheduled to lead the feature comedy parade for 1927, for hi,s newest Paramount release, "The Kid Brother" is slated to reach ] the Diana Thursday and Friday. "The new year," said a Lloyd official, "should bring a flock of mountain boy comedies into being, for it's that " type of picture which Lloyd has just completed, and in many quarters of . filmdom Harold's creations are copied as religiously as the works of artists in a.ny line. This is quite apparent when one considers the number of foot ball and college pictures which follow ed "The Freshman" forerunner of the present cycle of similar productions. FolloWing "Grandma's Boy' there was an avalanche of comedies with a similar theme a.nd in pursuit of "Safety Last" a flock of 'Safety Last' offerings and thrill pictures of various types, all modeled along the lines of Lloyd opus, arrived. The entire Lloyd organization is con fident that the "Kid Brother" will be , established as one of the comic's greatest. Even ·Lloyd, who rarely is any dynamo of enthusiasm, has waxed enthusiastic over this o.ne. The story of the new Lloyd is simple, yet forceful, according to studio ,. reports. It relates the tale of the youngest son of a family of stron~ · \ «··-·:•;":..4::.:. if.:::~. men-three b:r:other, and father-wh r this year havt Beach beau turned to flannel swimll)j_ng suits-l control .the mountain town in which they live. Like all kid brothers Llyod is subjected to the indignities that befall the youpgest of every family. He is never taken into councils and has no voice in the direction of his father's edicts. In the end, however. the youn gster shows his real mettle, and wins The following clipping was taken the recognition he craves by savi.ng the family honor in one of the most from the Warrensburg, Mo. News.- 1 Miss Gladys Meyers and Milton Bateentertaining finishes ever seen. Heading the supporting cast, is Job- man of Salt Lake City were quietly yna Ralston, prettier than ever as the married in the oifice of the Johnson girl with the medici,ne show, and the County Probate Judge, W. C. MeDonhub around which much of the action aid, Wednesday morning , at 10:30 o'runs. Falter James gives a realistic clock. The bride is the daughter of performance as the father. Olin Fran Mr. a.nd Mrs. Jake E. Meyers of this cis and Leo Willis are ideally cast as city. The couple were accompanied to Lloyd's brothers. Eddie Roland could, Warrensburg by the bride's father, not be surpassed as the barker with i Mr. Meyers. Mr. Bateman has been the medicine show, and Romanoff, the: employed at the Boyd Coal mines for medicine show's strong man, is built the past several months. A twelve o' to order for the part, with his power- clock dinner was serve~ at the home ful physique. Ralph Yearsley, the bul of Mr. and Mrs. Meyers. Only memly, will recall ·memories of "Tolable hers of the immediate family were at David" a.nd Frank Lanning should be tl}e affair. Oongratulations to the happy couple. Milton Bateman is the equally as convincing. I A ..,. •• w..w,. a •• , ... Published Every Saturday at Washia&ton, D. C. CAN'T AFFORD to do without it if you Y OU want farm data direct from the national capital-Was hington, where we have the hearty cooperation of the great U. S. Dep!"'rtment of Agriculture, as well as of the nationally-known Farm leaders. Not only agricultural information but news and instructive columns for the w~menfolks and children, too. [t is the liveliest, most interesting, most help~ _J ful Farmer's Newspaper published. I < SUBSCRIP.:TION PRICE, $1.00 PER TEAR . . The National Farm News 215 G STREET, N. W. WASHINGT ON, D. C. .NAT~VE IS MARRIED . USE WHITE LILY FLOUR . ( Alice Grace Shopp e · Continuous Classes in Sewing and Art Offered at the ALICE GRACE SHOPPE M and M BUILDING, DRAPER, UTAH • Tuition very reasonable. Come and see what we have to offer. Timrsday and Friday afternoons. CUTLER MERC. CO. · · UTAH SOUTH JORDAN SOt e NOW PLAYINGTHURSDAY and FRIDAY-"T he Final Extra" SATURD AY ONLY Peter B. Kyne's Powerful Story Featuring William Boyd in "Jim, The Conquer~r" "Evee Up" "Water Sp.n·ts" Comedy Scenic Novelty SUNDAY and 1\~-Q.;.JD..A~Y THE PICTURE EVERYBODY HAS BEE~ WAITING FOR "Children Of Divorce" With CLARA BOW, Gary Cooper a.nd Esther Ralston in one of f the most outstanding pictures of the Day. Imagine the powerful story woven around DIVORCE. First the Mother-Too Selfish to care for her. A Father-Too Proud to Admit His Love. Then-An .Orphan with both parents living. What is going to become of our Children of Divorce. Husbands -Wives, see this picture for the sake of your family. "It's A PARAMOUN T AI St. John Comedy Vital News of the World Picture'~ "Pink Elephants" "Kinograms" TUESDAY and WEDNES DAY CONRAD NAGEL and CLAIRE WINDSOR ''TIN HATS" Another great comedy of pre-war days. A story of three American Dough Boys trying to explore a haunted Castle. "Pete's Haunted House" Pete the Pun in "Sc1·een Snapshots" in Star l\Iovie Your Favorite THURSD AY and FRIDAY HE'S HERE FOLKS-XOT I~ PERSON-BUT HAROLD LLOYD I~ "The Kid Brothe r" NONE BETTER-HIS LATEST and GREATEST PICTURE You won't know your own laughing capacity until you've seen it •.. To all you folk's of this town who turn out only for sUch pictures as ''The Covered Wag-on" ''The Big Parade" "Ben Bur" "Chang" and "Old Ironsides" and the like, may we remind you that every Harold Lloyd Production is sure enough gild-edge, $2.00 top, roadshow entertainment offered to you at regular Children 10 cents. Adults 25 cents. prices at the box-office. NOTICE: There will be a SPECIAL MATINEE FOR THE KIDS THURSDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK, and each Kid attending this picture will be prese,nted with a Harold Lloyd Souvenir Bal!OQ.Il FREE. Notice to Time of Shows: THURSDAY~ Shows, matinee at 2 o'clock. 3 Shows in th{" evening at 6, 7:30 and 9:15. 3 shows in the evening at 6, 7:30 and 9:15. FRIDAY COME EARLY IF YOU WANT TO GET A SEAT General Merchandise, Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, Fresh Meats, Auto Accessories, Tires Tubes, Gas, Etc. Etc. ~ Don't Forget- MIDVALE'S BASEBALL BENEFITany mem- Next Thursday and Friday. Buy your tickets from ber of the baseball team and see the comedy success of the base ball diamond- DEALERS IN • With Elinor Fair, Walter Lon~. Tully :\1arshall, Trm Santschi A WONDERFUL STORY OF A CATTLE Fl!"ED "Slide, Kelly, Slide" son of the late Louis Batema.n and Mrs. Almira Rich, formerly of the W. Jordan Ward. 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