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Show SECTION TWO PROVO (UTA H) S UND AY HER A L D, " S TI N D A Y, J ULY 2 0, 19 SO. PAGE THI if I f IIOMAN'CE, MUSIC, COLOR ' IN' -TllE VAG-VBONO KING-1 1 1 O. P. Heggie has won a throne! He wears the royal purple as King Louis XI of Fiance in Para-mount's Para-mount's all-talking and singing prrsen:aton of the glan.o.ous romance ro-mance The Vagabond Kin?," starring star-ring t)ennid King at the Orpheum theater lor three days startlng Sunday. Sun-day. Hejrsie has pained thousands of new friends- aciongr talking screen fans since he deserted the stage about a year ago for a career in the medium of the Is'ew Show World. . In the colorful "The Vagabond King." Haggie gives a portrayal of an-historically authentic character the type of role which brought hini greatest fame on the stage in Eng-land Eng-land and on Broadway. He is seen in "The Vagabond King" as k petulant, weak-willed monarch who Is confronted with the ills of government which were so rife In the dark ages in which the action of the picture takes ' place. He allows Dennis King, as Francois Fran-cois Villon, rowdy-poet, to become king of FranceItr a week. The manner ln'which King" leads the vagabond rabble against the king's enemies, theNpergundians, and then las himself open to deat on the glb- Iet provides, such screen excitement as few producers have been able to stir . up in many a long day. Para- mount has turned out this thrilling pern of song, romance and action in a manner which takes the breath away. . r . King's leading lady is Jeanette MacDcnaldj beautiful Broadway pt im-I65ina who advanced to the fioht'rank of screen sopranos with lier marvelous initial performance - that of Queen Louise in Maui ice Chevalier's "The Love Parade." Warner Oland plays the treacherous, treacher-ous, grand marshal. Lillian Roth, who made a great hit in "The Love Parade" 13 seen and. heard In-the . ringing role of Huguette. ir f : My 1 f J Y.-- Y. ..-:v:o:-: ? .-.mm . -" - I ( PLEASANT GROVE SOCIETY The members, of the Second ward V Mrs. Byron Adamson and family. At ' f 1 FORDS S1TLL LEAD . . . Ford passenger, cars continue to lad the Held in Utah, according to registration figures made public today. Up to June 1 there were 2.378 new Ford passenger cars registered. This was 43.4 per cent of the total tt all makes of cars. 11 - . $ WASHINGTON. July 18 Ul: Exhausted by the arduous session of congress. Chairman Borah of the senate foreign relations committee com-mittee expects to return tomorrow to Johns Hopkins hospital. Baltimore, Balti-more, it was said a this office today. to-day. .He visited the institution yesterday for an examination. I'-;! Gary Cooper, June Collyer m a Production 'A Man From Vt y "A Man From Wyoming," Is Gary Cooper's newest starring picture for Paramount. And like recent Cooper Coop-er successes, . this picture reveals him ni a typical he-man role, this time as an American engineer who finds unexpected romance in the sheir torn Argonne of 1918. : " The opening sequence of "A Man From Wyoming " shows Coer directing di-recting the erection of a bridge' in Wyoming. Word com.es of Americas Amer-icas entry into the world war. Cooper and his friend; Regis Too-mey, Too-mey, enlist. They each win a commission com-mission in the engineer corps and arc sent to France. At the front Cooper, under unf usual and thrilling circumstances meets an America giil'scrving with a hospital unit. The girl, (charnv-Ingly (charnv-Ingly played by June Collyer) tiring tir-ing of her routine duties, has moved up to the front line trenches despite de-spite official warnings. -Her rashness, rash-ness, however, nearly ends in tragedy, trag-edy, lor she enJangers the lives of Cocper and his men by exposing their position to the enemy. As the enemy puts over a light barrage Cooper rescues the now thoroughly thorough-ly frightened June and literally drags her to the comparative safety of a shell hole. , . ... ; A few days after their eventful meeting. Cooper rtd 'June are secretly se-cretly married by a kindly French priest, just before Cooper's outfit out-fit receives word, to move up to the front lines for the now famous L scene from the Rowland V. Lee ' oming?. A Paramount Picture July offensive. The effective manner, man-ner, in which this story is forked put when Cooper is officially reported re-ported . killed :in J action and , the seiies of events "which occur., when Cooper, slightly wounded, unexpectedly unexpect-edly comes face io fae - with the bride he has hardly kissed, bring to the audible screen a climajtTBf-gJceat die matic intensity, r As , the man from .. Wyoming, Cooper gives an excellent "performance "perform-ance in a role that suits his talents to the proverbial ."TJ And June Collyer as the guj whom Cooper-lovos Cooper-lovos is charming and believable in a completely ' delightful tole. Others who do good work Include Regis Toomey, Moigan Farley, E. H. Calvert and Mary Foy. ' . ."A Man - From - Wyoming," which was directed . by Rowland. LeN -w11 bo shown a the Pat-amount theater Sunday, Monday and. Tuesday.- ' . T.X KECEIPTS DROP SALT LAKE CITY July 19. (Ul! Inter mountain states-f particularly particular-ly Utah and Montana suffeid ma-tcrial ma-tcrial decreases in federal ' income tax receipts for the-year ending June 30,' government authorities announce. an-nounce. '.; i Agricultural depression cut down trie income 10.5 -per -cent in Utah, 40 per cent in Montana and 3G pey cent jn Wyoming. . . 'Dogs have been successfully fitted fit-ted with false teeth. ' . X -v .. ... f , .... J : . v.-1 Owing to the factthat the retail coal dealer must;v pay cash for his office and overhead .expense, freight charges, drayage and cost of coal, i has become neces: sary for iis to put all our domestic business on a C. O. D. Basis Commencing August First, 1930 -.( t We will continue to give you the best of prepara tion and prompt service, and respectfully solicit your patronage. v - RONNETT. GOAL CO. BILLINGS COAL CO. KNIGHT COAL & ICE : :i COMPANY MUTUAL COAL cS: LUMBER CO. S3IQ0T LUMBER CQ.: SMOOT & STAFFORD UTAH TIMBER & COAL C0.7 f Relief society met Tuesday after noon at the home oi ana. . . sen ' The 'afternoon was spent m sewing. Luncheon , was ( served by the hostess. , . ' - Mr. and. Mrs. Burton Bobbins of Santaquin are visiting with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gailand Clark. . - : Mr. and Mrs. Milford Gardner srnt Sunday in Midway. air. and Mrs. J.. a! Carter and daughter Donna of Santa Maria, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ward, of Piovo were Tuesday guests of Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Grua. . "7 Mrs. Lloya AUamson and familv spent v Sunday visiting with their husbands, at. Strawberry. , v Mrs. Elmer Jensen of Salt Lake who is spending the summer with her father-in-law, Peter Jensen- entertained en-tertained the Amaryllis clulv of Salt Lake, of " which she is a member, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. William Peterson' was hqst-ess hqst-ess at dinner Friday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.. Dean . Udell of. California, and Mr. nd Mrs. Archie Baxter., .. , Miss Miriam Warnick gJve a so; cial for her Sunday school class W-ednesday evening. An enjoyable time was reported. . Mrs. Hyrum Carlson of Midway is vi$iting with relatives. in Pleasant Grove.. . . .. ; Mrs. LTin Taylor and daughter Elaine are spending the week with Mrs. Taylor's sisters, Mrs. O. E. Grua and Miss Arvella Clark. -f Mrs. J. J. Haye? of Salt Lake Is visiting with Pleasant Grove relatives rel-atives and friends. On Wednesday she -was-tho special dinner guest of Mrs. Karl Banks. Other guests were Mrs. Ethel Drysdale and Mrs. II. W. Jacobs. Mrs. Jesse Wadley and daughter, Lucy, spent Monday In Salt JLake. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Overlade and sons of Salt Lake visited with relatives rel-atives .Sunday. . , Mrs. Alonzo Hansen of Ephraim is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Inez Olpin. The ... 'following couples formed a camping party in American Fork canyon Wednesday evening: Messrs., and Mesxlames Basil 'Walker, H. C. Robertson, Lloyd Gray, . Clifton i Clark, Clarence Hilton and Dewey Robertson. Mrs. Alex Robertson of Spring ville visited with: her daughter Mrs, Jesse Wadley the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fugal spent Wednesday. in Salt JLake. Mr; and Mrs. Jesse Weeks and daughter of Oakland, Calif., arc vacationing va-cationing in Pleasant' Grove. ?;-"..,' -..::. .'y-t-: x -. X. Mr', and Mrs. Hans Christensen of American Fork were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Harvey.,:,'.''. Har-vey.,:,'.''. . . ' .', . Mrs. Arnold Greene and children are spending two weeks in. American Amer-ican Fork-canyon where Mr. Greene is. employed." f . . , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jense re-tiirned re-tiirned Friday, rom a 'vacation trip to California. . . -' r Mr.' and' Mrs. Clarence Jordon of Ocean Park, Califs Mr. and' Mrs. Dean Udell of Los Angeles, left for their homes Monday after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends.- ' - ' One ofthc pleasant affairs of the week was the luncheon given Tuesday Tues-day by Mrs. Millie Paulson and her daughter Lucile in compliment tu Mrs. Maurine Bullock Joseps of WashInSrton, D. C. Luncheon, was served at xsmall tables in the garden. gar-den. Covers were placed for the guest of. honor, Mrs. Mac Bullock, Miss Edna Bullock, Mrs. Rose Chip-man, Chip-man, Mrs. Rhoda Stagg, Mrs. Rose Radmall, Mrs. Ruth : Bezzant, Mi si Cora Bezzant. Mrs. Nettie Gamett, Miss Helen G,amett, Miss Marjorie Holdaway, Mrs. Ethel Webb. 7 Mrs. Mary , Cooper, Miss Amy . Cooper, Mrs. Inez Olpin,: Mrs. Lucy White, Miss May Olpin, . Mrs. Margaret Olpln, Mrs. . Ethel Drysdale, Mrs. Ora Thome,' Miss Helen Romney, Mrs. Mable Swenson, 7'rs, .. Mae Grua, Mrs. Naomi Hillman and Mrs. Emma Paulson. " Mrs. Maurine Joseph was guest ot honor -at a prettily arranged luncheon lunch-eon party given by Mrs. Millen p. Radmall at her home Thursday afternoon.: The small tables were centered with, miniature vases of summer Xlowers i The. guests; . Mrs. Walter Chipinan of American Fork; Mrs. Mae Bullock, Miss Edna Bullock, Bul-lock, Mrs., C. A. Gamett, Miss Helen Gamett, Mrs. Niels Paulson, Miss Lucile-. Paulsen, ' Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Margaret1 Olpin, Mrs. S. L. NORRIS PLANS TO WITHDRAW By TAUI IL'3IAIXOX WASHINGTON. July 18. n'.i:) Announcement of the withdrawal of Senator George, W Nonls from the Republican primary campaign to run for reelection as an indipendent was expected to be made In Nebraska Nebras-ka within 24" hours. It was learned here today on high authority. Norris la being squeezed out of the Republican primary thijouglj the action of a' Broken Bow, Nebr., grocery clerk of exactly the same name, who paid $50 to file as an opponent op-ponent of the veteran senators.. Identical Names ...A. decision. ts. to how Norrls will proceed to meet the confusion which would result -from two-Identical names, on the same ticket must be, made before midnight un-der un-der a tilling of the Nebraska secretary secre-tary of state. The sennior believes White, Mrs. Inez Olpin, Miss May Olpin, Mrs. C. L. WrigJit. Mm. Bert Bezzanti Mrs. Matthew Bezzant. his only chanre lie-- ki wiiliJi, HUU lias FU DUTiru uiaiin' Nebraska, who have authority make the finaTdeclsion. Court action to straighten on tangle jrobably would come to. to have any effect upon t notion no-tion inasmuch as the biillots uli are being prepared to be went t printers. , The extraordinary fight l mude against Nou;s is one c chief topics of the political v sion here. It i being connectj political talk with the equally :j uous campaign being made in I tana against Senator Thorn; Walsh, Democratic leader. j Norris and Walsh have hen chief leaders in the fight public utilities and' power intei Most of" their energies in n jears have bein devoted to legislation to maintain the go mcnt"r influence ovoi the dc ment of electiical energy. Both senators' nre no outstai in their Home states that no i inent 'men .had' dared to i them in recent election. SON IS UOUN ' SPANISH FOKK. Mr. nixl Earl Davis announce the blith son. I-: f i r Ezra Walkerf Karl Banks and Al- Strawberry. ee the New Now On Ford Ehaejfcoia Display! Open Evenings and Sundays ' v.-s f I '. , A Unit of Walgreen Go. u '. mm m i - ft i - i feAAJ UJ li Honday, Tuesday and Wednesday Mail OrJeri I Filled z Promptly. Add 10 For Postage. a? AT SAKE (Hf D. 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