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Show ' MIDVALE JOURNAL AND. MURRAY EAGLE NOW PLAYING AT DIANA IN MIDVALE Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday R'S KING VI PRODUCTION OP. ''The B•tg p arade'' Will ClOSe CRIMSON LINEUP I TAKES ON FORM ra::eo;~:~:o~:. t~t~::;ha;:a:: :e: Four Day Run Satt.lrday announced. I Crowds From All Over Salt Lake County Come To See World's Greatest Picture At Diana-S. R. 0. Sign Out During Several Entertainments-People Like Diana • .. s14,. ..ing JOHN GILBERT ith Renee Adotee llo,.r..,by Laurence ~tailings direcluJ bj l<int Yidor TURKEY FUTURE STEADMAN SOLVES LOOKS BRIGHT RIZZUTO BURGLARY Future for the turkey industry in Utah is particularly bright, say officials of the Utah Poultry Producers as they announce pla.ns for both Thank sgiving and Christmas turkey pools for this year. Marketing Utah turkeys under the "Rocky Mountain Brand" last year did much to stimulate buyer interest in Utah turkeys and to assure a future strong demapd, in the opinion of Albertus Willardson ~ce president and field manager, who 1 ' handles most of the turkey pool negotiations. The eastern markets have found, eveA in a short time, that the Utah turkefs are of superior quality and are dependable. Indications are that the Uintah Basin will come back into line this year a.s the principal turkey section of the state. Millard and Sanpete counties promise to produce a larger volume of turkeys this seasop than last. Another section of importance is the Box elder and Cache county :region of northern Utah. Conditions in the Uintah Basin are • ideal for turkey raising on a large scale a,nd the Association is seeking to develop the industry to its fullest in that region. With large alfalfa fields and plenty of grazing land, turkeys thrive and develop exceptional quality in the Basin, and in the past years turken from that region have beeA among the best sellers from the state. "The Big Parade" will close a four day showing at the Diana with the Saturday evening run. This film is one of the biJr&"eSt attractions in the country at the present time and Midvale should certainly be proud of the DIANA management for bringing the picture here at such an early date and showing it at the rock bottom price of nO cents. Ma.ny paid $2.00 in larger cities to see it. Sunday and Monday Great Neck, New York, policP. and fire .headquarters were swamped with telephone calls one eventful evening. Everybody wanted to know where tbla fire was and whv an alarm hadn't been rung. No information was forth comins;t" until a motorcycle policeman investigated. He reported that Thornas Meighan and Renee Adoree werE' saying good bye to each other u,nder the trees on the•Kensington estat... The excitement was caused by the shooting of a scene for ''Tin Gada" Mr. Meighan's ,new Paramount picture which arrives at the DIANA on Sunday a.nd Monday. · The story's script calls for Miss Adoree to leavP Tom's cabin by walkinJr down a hill through the trees. To get the proper eft'ect, director Allan Dwan ordered a battery of lights from the Long Island Studio and a gang of men to hold magnesiuJJl flares. Sun arcs were turned toward low ha.nging clouds to reflect the proper amount of liJrht. Others were used in creating moon shadows. The effect from a distance was surprising to sa7 the least. Tuesday and W edne.day Give a clever pantomimist five minutes before a film camera---then aee the result. That's the challenge of Eddie Cantor, Broadway musical comedy star, who will appear at the DIANA Thea~ tre Tuesday and Wed,nesday in Para·· mount's screen story of Ziegfeld's com edy "Kid Boots." The Broadway star came to • the Paramount studio after a successful run of three years on Broadway because he was confident that motion pictures offered great possibilities for presenting comedy• "If you've seen 'Kid Boots" on the stage by all means see it o" the screen, ftJr tJi! I J.tter production iii twice as entertaining" is Cantor's personal pledge. AppeJring with Eddie, the featured players are Clara Bow, Lawrence Gray and Billie Dove. Thursday and Friday Lakes that breathe, canyops with triple echoes, twelve-pronged deer with charmed lives and herds of wild horses;-these are some of the fascinating features of the California Sierras country photographed by Direc· tor John Waters' motion picture company in making Paramount's "Ma" of the Forest" from Zane Grey's novel. which will be shown at the DIANA on Thursday and Friday. At one point, eleven thousand feet above sea level, from which several shots were take", thirteen mountain lakes are visible, within a radius of twenty-five miles. They might be dubbed Chromatic, or Spectrum Lakes because they are variously called Red, Purple and Blue Lake. At sunrise and sunset they take on the colors for which they are named. One of them rises and falls as if it were breathing and scientists are searchipg for volcanic oor glacial influences to explain the phenonomen. On these meadows, high up in the hills, roam great herds of wild horses, which are being systematically converted. They are drivep to lowTand corrals, loaded into cars and sent to the coast. This is the sort of wild country that forms a background fcJr Zane Grey's Some few weeks ago the Ross Rizzuto Pool Hall on Main Street in Midvale was entered via the back entranc and cigarettes and tobaccos and some cash stolen. Sunday City Marshal Roy Steadthriller. Jack Holt is co-featured with man and Perry Holt of So. J ordap, Georgia Hale and El Brendel. sheriff, were called to Bingham where O<::>O~O<::>OK::>OO<::>OO<::>OK::>OK:>O~-:::::::>OK::>O~O> John Webb was incarcerated. Webb confessed, it is said, to tht:: Rizzuto Pool Hall burgrary and also to like escapades in Granger at tke Service Station, Murray, Spanish Fork and Park City, where he was captured while robbing a store. He escaped from the Park City authorities and was recaptured at his home i.n Bingham. His partner in crime, 0. Berg, is still in Park City jail, we are told. Webb, according to Marshal Steadman, appears to be criminally insane and apparently does not understand just was is going op, and is the type Latest Styles, Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed when sent to prison, comes out worse than before• "A Chance to Fit You is All We Ask" A Good Investment Personal Appearance Is Your Biggest Asset Keep it untarnished by constant association with Rasmussen, the Tailor where alterations, cleaning and pressing are given prompt attention and delivery. smTS MADE TO INDIVIDUAL ORDER Dr. Sears of Salt Lake will give an illustrated lecture on Utah Canyons Sunday evening, Sept. 4th in the East Midvale Ward. IThe lecture is a feature of the Mutual Conjoint meeting. It begins at 7:30. The general public is invited. FRED RASMUSSEN PHONE MIDVALE 117-W ft4 WEST CENTER STREET MIDVALE, UTAH It won't be long now! In little more than a week, Coach Ike J. Arms.strong and his Crimson gridiron warriors will begin to cavort around on Cummings Field in their pightly work outs in preparation for the opening game of the season, against the Colorado School of Mines on October 1st. While som~ of the men have been tossing the old oval around for several days, po official practice may be ordered by the Crimson mentor until the first conference school opens, on September 6th. Ike will have Vadal Peterson, Ben Lingenfelter and possibly Cal Boberg to assist him in the first conditioping process of the year. Peterson, who comes to the university from L. D. S. U. should be a valuable man to Ike. Lingenfelter has assisted with the coaching during the past two years, and the value of his work is proven. Boberg, star for years on the Crimson athletic teams, coached the frosh aggregation last year, apd turned out a mighty sweet eleven. Vere Champion former Ute backfield ace, will handle the frosh team this year, it has been erans will return, together with a healthy crop of the 1930 crew, ......,..-. gibility, sickness and other plague~~ are likely to walk in at any mo~nt :md turn sunshine to storm. Already two of the most promising men on the .;quad have been declared inellgikle. Dick Neuhause.n, who plays an end po sition, and was to have been a strong candidate for the vacancy caused by the graduation of Spider Morris, 1., on the suspended list, as also is f>an Moyle, former East high star, ·who was an outs,ianding conte.n der for the backfield ho~rs. Neuhausen is a rjunior, but Moyle was a member of last year's frosh eleven. Both men were valuable to Ike, and altbough their loss is not as serious as it might have been, still t~ two players would have looked much better in the Crimson li.n eup than they will on the sidelines. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Chris Jacobsen and family and Holly Kwell of Denver, Colorado, were guests at the home of Mrs. Florence Becker Friday of last week. They will visit in SaU Lake before their return. OUR. SCA1..ES AR.E RIGHT. AND we'RE POL-ITE OUR SHOP 15 ALWAYS CL.EAN AND :..--'""S'.....:::il... 6 R 1G- wr ! GOOD MEAT IS A TREAT that makes dinner complete. We have ti1.e most complete assortment that ev~ found its way into a polite, sanitary meat ma:r:ket, and we will serve you in a manner that will make shopping here a pleasure and it will add to the enjoyment of your mealtime as well. Corner Meat & Grocery B. R. GILBERT E. C. O'BRIEN DIANA THEATRE PROGRAM MIDVALE--- UTAH "ENTERTAINMENT SUPREME" For Week Starting Sept. 4th to 11th TIME OF SHOWS: Week Days, Two Shows, 7:30 and 9:15. Sundays and Holidays: 3 shows, 6, 7:30 & 9:~i. NOW PLAYING- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY The Motion Picture Sensation Of The Age"KING VIDOR'S PRODUCTION OF ''THE BIG PARADE'' With John Gilbert and Renee Adoree NOTE: A Special Matinee Saturday at 12 o'clock for the children and Smelter Men who wish to see this marvelous picture before the 3 o'&:lock shift. Admission for Children 25c for this Matinee. SUNDAY and MONDAY It Isn't Being Done Time was when in the strong box of even the most successful men, could be found worthless stock which was not worth the paper it was written on. But, it isn't being done anymore. When you make this bank your bank you are entitled to advisory service which all our customers enjoy to the fullest. There good safe investments right here at home. Let us serve you-either in savings or investments. Telephone Midvale 1 (We Pay 4 per cent on Savings) Midvale State Bank This SENSATIONAL Tire the Dayton Stabilized Balloon smashes all mileage records-Its matchless performance out strips all expectations Years before its appearance, Dayton's engineers and chemists heralded the introduction of the balloon by developing the Dayton Thorobred Cord-the pioneer low air pressure tire. And today the Dayton Stabilized BaJ. loon-the product of these same engineers and.cbemists-is equa lly revolutionary. Stabilized construction absorbs road shocks and distributes wear evenly. Flat, center traction tread has complete four-point road contact. No singing, no rumbling. Quick-grip, quick-release, non-skid gives lightning "get-away" and perfect safety at all speeds. Stabilizinar bands of friction rubber draw the center of tread parallel to center of rim, thus preventing "shimmying." _The rubber is especiallJ compounded Bn:,d tempered-by an exclusive Dayton process. It is strong and durab)e and will outlast extra thousands of miles of toughest driving. You can ride more miles, faster miles, cheaper miles and easier miles o;n Dayton Stabilized Balloons. Ask anyone who uses them and they will tell you this is true. Go to the Dayton Dealer, the C. J. Ridd Motor Company in Midvale, examine a Dayton Stabilized Balloon. You'll see a truly great tire value! A Trial is all we ask! C. J. RIDD MOTOR CO. Midvale E. Center Utah IT'S A PARAMOUNT WEEK-COME IN TIIOMAS MEIGHAN IN ''TIN GODS'' With William Powell, Renee Ador~ and Aileen Pringle. Tom' here in the picture you've been waiting and wanting to • The Dramatic Story of a ma.n, forced to the depths by one woman, and helped to the heights by another. Charley Chase Comedy The Eyes of the World ''The Sting of Stings" "Paramount News" TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY THE GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY PRODUCTION Clara Bow and Eddie Cantor In ''KID BOOTS'' With Billie Dove and Lawrence Grey See Eddie Cantor as the comical caddy-master who whirls hero and heroine over the bunkers of love. It's a comedy knockout and a Paramount Picture. Oddities Of Life Felix the Cat in "Soaring Wings" "Felix Hunts The Hunter" THURSDAY and FRIDAY ZANE GREY'S ''Man Of The Forest'' With Jack Holt, Georgia Hale and El Brendel The colorful life of the man of the f4rest, the Eastern Girl, the Outlaws, the fighting for right against the villably of a dishon• est bully, makes for entertainment action. Hal Roach Comedy COMING: ''The "S~ Daddies" THE PARAMOUNT EPIC Riders'' |
