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Show y i 6. 1928 friav. July TIIK OGDEN POST STAGE yHA-- - SCREEN S GOING ON X ' Opportunity Now Playing, Lya Du Putti and Malcolm McGregor in Buck Anna Q. Nilsson and Francis X. Bushman in The privates; Sunday, Pss8e nnd.5the greater band Saturday. Zane Greys Vanishing Pioneer PiMMOUNT-Toni- ght and 'William Idea Saturday rr u u m rfiYPTlAN PP: Jk m Jror Jack Holt " l4- - ' X; PnU ' I Uncle The synchronization of Tom's Cabin will be completed by e corporation July 15th, tho full the Roxy orchestra unutilitizing At US the general index of farm der the leadership of Krnn Rapeo and prices on June IS was IS points above the Dixie jubilee singers. June a year ago, but a decline of S points since May IS this year, according to the monthly farm price report just issued by the United States department of agriculture. The 1910-1r period is used as a base of f Farm Price Index is Higher Than in 1927 Powell; Starting Saturday Opportunity BeBM frurinE ltorothy V?un Vidor in Florence The screen, Magnificent Flirt . the with i ENTS USE 4 Fox-Cfs- COLONIAL five-yea- Tuesday and WednesdayJane Novak and Johnny Har'ron 'in Closed Johnny Walker and Sylvia tremor in StfStning Reporter. M Saturday . Dpamite, the dog. in "The Call of the Heart"; Sun Cl Hand Garrison and Reed Howes in Th Jav Tex Cavalier; Ted Wells in Thunder Riders and Monday, Cyclone Dorothy Guh in London; Tuesday, Glen Tyron and Patsy Ruth Miller in A for aNightj Wednesday, Lewis Stone, Maria Corda and Ricardo He Life of Helen of Troy; Thursday, Fred llumes Cortex roJThe I i 100. P1nte " Fmdm $S,d ef ceremonies. A screen comedy that is not only funny in the picture, but JjULll the as are a scream. Showing at the captions ibo in print and Saturday, July G and 7. Egyptian theatre today TV A TPS 99 anfirif PR 1 111 I 111 Aaj. - f- Miss Dorothy their circuit wide tour. Whut u grand and glorious home coining were going to have Saturday. Our own Dorothy, the brilliant winner of this theatre's contest for new tail-litwill be the shining star of the OpiHirtunity Idea" for its engagement at the West Coast Paramount theatre, it's going to be a whirlwind of a show and a lot of fun for all. There'll be more pup ami snap and fast entertainment crammed into this idea" by the sixteen contest winners co in new dances, in ensemble numFanchon and Marco have had in than bers, in new line routines, in the latest one tshow for many weeks. in in fact song, every Besides the sixteen contest winners point of shownmanship, which is so therell be other talent too! Fanchon & these for successful a necessary days Marco have secured Karl and Bell late stage career, Eetwecn moments of intensive drill- of Ed. Wynn's Grab Bag and little Babe Morris, the queen of tap dancing, rehearsals and spcci&l instruc- ers for this Don't gigantic show. tion by Fanchon, the girls were enter. tained at the motion picture studios, miss it. the beaches, and all points of interest to a visitor in Los Angeles. Then after one week of work and fun the girls opened at Loew'g state and from rt,' chit net d Young comes home there Saturday heading Fnnchon and Marco's Opportunity Idea, the glorious itagt production built about the sixteen winners of the coast-wid- e hunt by Fnnchon and Marco for new talent. You remember Dorothy don't yo.u? It was only a short while ago that on our stage she won the Paramount theatre contest for new talent. Miss Young went to Ios Angeles and there with the winners from the fifteen other contest cities were drilled and coached by Fanchon and Mar- of , . SePfif fiwr : . Buck P4JCK PRlVArE.9"srf4Wh PE POTH.MAHOLW A ("veMtvswk Privates, at the Egyptian which is playing Gregor is an ideal military hero. Both tuk to make screen comedy fumy in print. capable than ever, and Eddie Gribbon deserves the highest praise for a worthwhile contribution to the art of appear For that reason a recitation of the iiue of the humor would be out of ilace but a catalogue of the results would be conclusive that citizens who sot see this production are missing enjoyment of a life time. depressed mirth gave way to chuckles, chuckles to laughter, laughter lo ihouts and shouts to unrestrained mirth and the last reigned throughout most of the picture. do the DePutti is delightful in an role, and Malcolm Mc WASHINGTON, D. C., July 5. it was held there, frank-- 1 of respect for his judgm- and ent, and because of his ability to facts home. Bntler'a ta selection of Kansas City because of his own sound decision the agricultural uneasiness was mere matter of talk, but a ser-- and that the one and Hie place, in view of the situation, to , g. Others funsters who deserve honors are James Marcus, Capt. Ted Duncan, Les Bates and Bud Jamison. , It would be a crime of omission not to give credit to Melville Brown, the director, and Capt. Stuart N. Lake, the author. The titles of the picture add greatly to the humor and are very cleverly With Shirley Mason, Ben Turpin and Gaston Glass. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Speedy With llsrold Lloyd. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Closed Cates Jane Novak and Johnny Ilarron. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Lightning Reporter Johnny Walker and Sylvia Bremer. COLONIAL rs-- F 3 Its Fireproof PMWee RY'SBHW done. The whole thing is a delightful blending of comedy elements into one comic photoplay. Dont miss it! the convention, signed a round robin of praise to the number of five hundred or more expressing not only their pleasure at the way Kansas City had cared for them, but trying at the same time to convey their regrets for their original misgive ings before their arrival. Side by side with Butler, Conrad Mann, the cheirman of the Citizens committee of Kansas City, was elevated into the newspaper mens hall of fame. The crowning feature was enthat the committee not only gavekindand but friendship tertainment, liness, and each and every resident, no matter what his or her station, was a member of a mammoth reception committee to the strangers within the solution was in the farm gates. . Hoot Gibson, who has just completfo equally his important thought in his ed the finest Western picture of was that a national convention life. Clearing the Trail, will arrive uSL mu,t he composed of reg-n- y in Chicago Thursday morning as the ntarted delegates, and not prox-.- 7 honor guest of the Chicago rodeo. eed the ideal place, to his mind, While there, he will shoot scenes for take the attendance of real his forthcoming picture, King of the possible, was in the geograph-- 2 Rodeo, by B. M. Bowers. Wr of the United States. Kan-more than made good to With the addition of the name of Butler, who pledged his Bert Roach, the cast of The Last a the spirit of those people, Warning is complete, and Paul Lent TV so- - Roach were rooms to spare through-- e is Quite relieved that it is The others twelfth the makes player. city, notwithstanding an The hall was per-- i are Laura La Plante, John Boles, Roy McIntosh, If 't acoustics, and the DArcy, Mack Swain, Burr Carrie Livingstone, evidenced such Margaret City Slim Summerville, Montagu that for the first time in J?tmany years, at least, the news-jenn- Love, DArcy Corrigan and Torben from all parts of the coun Meyer. wette a -- del-W- w enor-attendan- ce. peo-Kans- ffyy George Demard Shaw Vho Speaks in US. viaPbxMovietpne Lyceum Theatre SATURDAY The Call of the ON THE Heart Gun Hand Garrison ' PASSEYS GREATER BAND - - With Rachel Mcdoway and Carleton Young. SUNDAY A Big Double Feature Program! Tex Maynard In STAGE-JAC- K Edward Laenusie reduction Latest Pathe News -- KEEP COOL OUR NEW VENTILATING . Halliday at the Big Wurlitzer SYSTEM WILL HELP YOU! and Reed Howes in The Cyclone Cavalier as Dau-mer- en y. MONDAY Ted Wells in Thunder Riders London Now In Stock The New Portable The Victor Model 2-- 55 TUESDAY Glen Tyron, with Patsy Ruth Miller, in A Hero for a Night WEDNESDAY The Private Life of Helen of Troy EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Jack Passey's Greater Band (None Better) Carleton Young, Master of Ceremonies THURSDAY Only $35.00 Fred Ilumca in Put Em Up! in and Iaura La Plante Glen Bros.-Rober- ts Piano Co. hJOUMht A Paramount Picture. Lewis Stone, Maria Corda and Ricardo Cortez in The Worlds Best Portable "rr An Dynamite, the Wonder Dog, in snd Dorothy Gish in MS Relations try, who attended the outwardly Republican Natali committee, came into his own at Kansas City. The thought of hold-'A- f the convention there was his because The Wifes rip-roari- ng Newspaper Reaction Favors Hoover-Curti- s WQliam M. Butler, stolid chairman of the laugh-makin- SATURDAY eGYPcian theatre today and are perfectly cast. Zasu Pitts is more Saturday, has so many high-ligh- ts hit it is impossible to tell them in detail, and it is well nigh an impossible Lya tVGRCGOR) . Prices of practically all commodities included in the index declined from May IS to Juno 15, grains going down 8 points, fruits and vegetables 111 jKiints, meat animal 1 point, dairy products points, poultry products 1 jHiint, and cotton and cottonseed 4 points. Increased market receipts of hogs ami large storage stocks of pork ami lard wyre important factors in lower hog prices during the period from raMay 15 to June 15. The corn-ho- g tio declined 0.1 points for the month. Total stocks of old corn aro considerably U' low those of last year and there is a strong feeding demand, but these fuetors have been offset by the good condition and progress of the 1928 corn crop; and the farm price of corn failed to make the usual seasonal advance from May 15 to June 15. The farm price of lambs mudo n slight advance, but sheep prices dropped about 8 jut cent. Wheat prices declined, due largely to the improvement in condition of the 1928 winter wheat crop since May 1. 1'rivute reports also iiuiieate increased noreage in Cunntla and Australia, and favorable conditions for u good Cnnudinn spring wheat crop. Potatoes showed an unusually sharp decline of 19 per cent, accounted for largely by the exceptionally heuvy Hiocmeiit of old potatoes and the marked increase in shipments from the first early states which flooded tho market the latter half of Muy and the first two weeks in June. The average farm price of potatoes on Juno 15 was 5G per eent lower than the farm price a year ago. Finders Keepers FRIDAY . Edmond Lowe in The Wizard Ogdqns Park Beautiful |