Show s J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST Child Drowned FOOD DEALERS Chance Shot Hits In Canal Near Boy at Pocatello Idaho— Lynn ASKS STATE TO Parents’ Home OF STATE OKEH POCATELLO son of Mr and Mrs Joseph DRtaADER Crox-al- l CROP VISITS ATTRACTIONS AT SALT LAKE THEATERS BEET FIELDS 9 ANTHONY ST Idaho— Maurice son Stoddard FIGHT REPEAL Ingram of Mr and Mrs Leslie Stoddard was Dr McBride Asserts Test on 18th Amendment Is Yet to Come drowned in the canal which runs through the Stoddard ranch eight miles west of St Anthony late Monday afternoon The baby had only been gone from the house a' few minutes when he and search instigated He was found caught by a wire in the water Evidence showed he had tried to free himself Funeaal services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p m in the Parker L D S chapel with Interment in Parker city cemetery He was born at Parker March 21 1832 and is survived by his parents and eight brothers and sisters Frank Marian Henry Lois Iva Fay Beatrice and Marie Stoddard and Mrs Vada Westover Parker avenue wu in the Pocatello general hospital Tuesday evening recovering from a wound in the hip caused by a bullet fired from a gun in the hands of Melvin Morgan 15 who told officers he had never shot a gun before Officer Jarvis Roubidoux and Frank McKinnon who took the boy to the hospital released the Morgan boy They repotted the Croxall boy was playing in a barn at 410 South Twelfth avenue when the 22 caliber bullet tore through the wall and struck him The Morgan boy with two other youths were en route to the hills and stopped to shoot at a telephone pole which they missed and the bullet truck the barn approximately 173 yards away 410 South Twelfth Croxall 48-HO- WEEK UR Merchants Agree to Stand by National Recovery Act Program high-pow- Largest Number of Growers in History Attends Demonstration BLACKFOOT Idaho—The educational tour of the Sugar company attracted the largest number of farmers of any tour the company has ever put on according to the local factory manager William VerUtah-Idah- 2 1933 o Film Dressier-Beer- y Note at the Capitol Beginning Wednesday the Capitol the riotous reunion of " the screen's most lovable -- Marie Dressier and Wallace Beery —in “tugboat Annie” Billed as an hilarious successor to “Min and Bill” it tells another joyous story filled with laughs thrills and heart-throb- s Tbe popular magazine stories by Norman Reilly Rame give the picture its theme Mane has a rousing role as "Tugboat Annie" who has battled for business along the waterways of the northwest for years Her ambition to educate her boy has been fulfilled and with glowing pride she sees him made captain bf a great ship Her other ndent-amiable and drunken Captain Terry her husband and business pardner does not turn out so well Annie and Perry’s cruise on the sea of matrimony is one long laugh Rare human interest is woven into every riotous domestic scene Thrills are not lacking for the stoy is built up to an impressive climax Robert Young and Maureen O'Sullivan handle the romantic interest of the story Young appearing as the successful son of the tugboat ‘couple Willard Robertson Tammany Young Jack Pennick and Paul Hurst are featured Frankie Darro plays Annie's son as a boy Song dance and comedy is woven into the novel act “The Double Crossing of Columbus” which heads the supporting bill A new and hilarious version of the discoverer's venture is given to the accompaniment of Cuban rhumbas and their North American counterparts A traveltalk “Seeing Samoa” and Paramount sound news will round out the btlL wiU celebrate “love-birds- week BOISE Idaho OP)— A for employes and minimum wage schedules complying with the national ity e disThe code approved by President Roosevelt' was chosen for inspection Mon trict were' made binding Tuesday on Idaho day and not only sugar beets but food dealers attending a “code meetother crops came In for inspection and later explanation by the scientists in ing” here All crops according to the party The meeting concluded shortly be- Honey Flow and Prices Mr Varley give promise of better fore midnight Monday with the 150 than for a number of years Increasing Beemen Told yields About 73 autos carried those makgrocers and meat dealers in attendance ing the trip and when the crowd asfrom all pafts of the state agreeing to BURLEY Idaho— Bee keepers of sembled in the grove adjoining the stand by the president's program Minidoka and Cassia counties and the Riverside L D S chapel for lunch a By terms of the code adopted they Honey Producers’ asso- there were about 500 adults and as efagreed to put the following into ciation meeting Sunday at their many children present fect today: G R McDole soil specialist of the monthly summer picnic at Minidoka twenty-firs- t amendment repealing week for em dam A maximum engaged in round table discus- University of Idaho spoke on preparaprohibition 23 were dry when the ployes sion on marketing honey and prices tions! the seed bed sndfertiUzation amendment was first submitted and Storee to remain open a maximum for the product Douglas Scalley of ‘Balt Lake genonly flvoVere wet” Dr McBride said 60 hours a week of comIt wu brought out that prices were eral manager of the This he declared shows that “the Harry Holden to Represent The schedules recmlnlmufltwage pany- complimented the beet growgame is in the early innings” and that the president as follows-$2- Increasing ommended by a on Beach talk Frank to gave apiary ers in resorting untisually early ir-- ' Idaho at Discussions the contest fr6m now on will shift a week for store managers 313 a appliances and demonstrated the uses rlgation from wet to dry territory 21 over week for male employe years of the bee veil smoker and hive ‘Tha web worm was destroyed by in Denver “By his political methods" said Mr of age with one year’s experience 311 tool McBride speaking of Postmaster Genprompt spraying” he said “and we e week for male employes with less Honey flow wu pronounced better are going to ask farmers to keep their eral Farley “with 131000 jobs to disa 312 week one than year's experience tribute he has become more powerespecially in certain field watered right up to digging BOISE (P)— Harry Holden a mem- for women employes with-mothan than last seuon F G Butler reported Al time We shall test all fields for ripedistricts ful than President Roosevelt and has ber of the public utilities commis- one week a 38 and experience year’s bion basin as having an ness and not allow unripe fields to be the administration under the abject sion was chosen today by Acting for women employes with less than heavy flow one of his hivesespecially control of his own wet machine" already harvested” E Hill to repre- one year’s experience George Gpvernor 235 pounds of extracted Dr McBride will go from here to sent Idaho and the bean industry t arrangement of hours for stores producingThe SHELLEY Idaho— The annU'al field Double Feature Bill Portland where he will confer with a meeting in Denver next week at to The meeting was in emerge to local dis- honey left was remain open Sugar com dry Thursday He canceled a meet- which a code for the producers and tricts each to agree on fixed closing of Eugene Budge Burley president tour of the Opens at the Rialto pany was held in this district Tuesing Wednesday night in Idaho Falls dealers will be drafted tor submission hours The grocers were advised by at A program of speakers and day to the national industrial administrathe torneys and others interpreting -field demonstrations especially fea- Scout Court of Honor TWIN FALLS' Idaho—F Scott Mc- tion Opening on the Rialto screen Wedprogram that as soon as the livestock feeding possibili- nesday turing Bride general superintendent of the Holden was appointed on petition president's will be two feature pictures — and district's local closing the opening was beet of ties sugar Be To Held September 3 Antisaloon League of America told of a delegation of Twin Falls and hours are “Face in the Sky” and “Employes’ the national adby 100 farmers of approved attended nearly Chrisby in the several hundred persons Entrance" One is strong drama and Jerome county bean groweri who said ministration all merchants in the die this section tian church here Monday night when they were not adequately represented the other is a IDAHO FALLS Idaho— The annual be required to abide by G R McDole University of Idaho a storm prevented a meeting in the it the meeting at which regulations trict will Face in the Sky” concerns a travcourt of honor for Bonneville Boy them soil specialist E who meets a little city park that records of 131 differ- vital to their welfare' were to be In the meantime the food dealers Scout district will be held in con- extension division F Rhinehart animal husbandry ex eling sign painter ent elections held in various states drafted The were advised the meet- will continue their present hours of junction with the September court pert sugar company officials and rep- country girl likewise a dreamer who where liquor was the primary-o- r only ing will begin August 6 In Denver in fall love meet and under odd ciroperation until local districts can work September 3 itWwas announced Mon- resentatives of the Idaho Sugar issue showed that in every case the Asher B Wilson of Twin Falls ap- out cumstances in New York Spencer Donan senior com for uniform day by Rulon secure and arin approval association cooperated drys held the lead in proportion to pearing with the growers said a meetTracy and Marian Nixon have the missioner tor the district The monthranging the tour the larger number of citizens who ing was held last night in Twin Falls store hours principal roles with the supporting code of fair practices al adopt- ly board of review will be conducted Their noon at served was luncheon A by voted On this basis ha urged Idaho between growers and dealers but no cast including Stuart Erwin Sam of prizes rebates August 20 In the courthouse the banned Simied giving association the local Sarah Padden Russell Simpdrys to mobilize all their voting definite agreement could be reached or The date for the Teton Peaks coun- lar tours growers’ are scheduled at Rigby Hardy gifts with any sale They ruled strength at the special election Sep-- -- so the- growers decided to seek state against or offer- cil summer camp in Teton canyon Wednesday Idaho Falls Thursday son and many others advertising deceptive tember 18 and defeat the repeal move- assistance in securing representation announced as August 15 to Sep- and “Employes' Entrance" Is the story ing of goods at a price less than 10 per was Sugar City district Friday at the meeting of a man who rises to success by mnt cent above cost and against any varia- tember 1 Thre four-dacamping He asserted that the revenue so far trampling ruthlessly and unscrupution in prices in different stores under periods will be available for troop brought in to the government from lously on the loves and lives of others the same management except that camping It was announced licenses on liquor sales does not Warren William has the leading role made necessary by a difference in amount to of what was as the successful manager of a large transportation costa claimed by the wets before 32 beer ' A permanent organization known July Marriages Drop department store and Loretta Young was legalized He declared this proves has the leading role opposite him The at the Idaho State Association of Retail the fallacy of the “wet” argument Below in Number POCATELLO Idaho— Bids wUl be cast also has Alice White as the store’s June Fred with was formed Food Dealers Genevieve IDAHO Idaho— FALLS that the revenue to be derived from M R Dooopened by the city council Thursday vamp daughter of Mr Kopke of Boise president this source will go far toward paying McCabe Walt POCATELLO Idaho— Marriage li- night for hauling 32000 feet of conoff governmental debts or even justl-- and Mrs Henry McCabe narrowly little of Boise treasurer and Bill man of Boise secretary cense business at the county clerk’s of- crete pipe from Tyhee its place of Music Filmy Drama tying the expenses added to ths gov-- escaped drowning late Monday in an Vice to Mink creek where also are mem- fice in who the which runs ditch presidents : irrigation July was down by 12 in num- construction put eminent in handling the 32 beer ‘ front of the McCabe ranch house eut ber of the board of directors are W ber from the previous high record It is to be installed by C C C workers t Showing at the Star T Kimbrough of Caldwell W E established in June this year when 28 to improve the city water system Mr McBride urged citizens to set- - of here an is of water Idaho The — of Buhl Carl Nation —— open running Jn licenses "were issued tie the liquor question on a moral The child wu missed from the yard ' However 17 the number this stream from springs consequently the "Winding tip’Tts engagement 6n the t basis and not on an economic basis by her father who in a hurried Falls O E Norberg of Lewiston and closed is both Star screen is the supermusical film d’Alene Coeur of month compared with 7 in July 1932 surrounding territory ' He declared that in 1814 when he was search dlicovered the child wedged O J Schlerman of the board are Ros-eThe increase this year is accounted to livestock grazing and campers “42nd Street” along with another living in Chicago that city had 12000 under a culvert First aid measures Other members Stevens of Twin Falls John L for by the Idaho- - “gin marriage law’ Many new acres of grazing land and film feature “Blondie Johnson” unlicensed saloons and blind tigers were resorted to and the child then recreational points are expected to Tuneful melodies including “42nd taken to the L D S hospital here Ptacek of Nampa J E Wilkes of Po- being repealed this spring “Prohibition never made the Street” and “Shuffle Off to Buffalo” be made available by the project where her condition wu reported at catello Ed Rice of Montpelier Albert he said “Liouor did it" The pipe is being constructed by drama comedy superb dancing and Mohler of Fruitland Earl Humphrey fair Tuesday night the Clark brothers of Tyhee and first gorgeous settings make up “42nd A similar accident resulted fatally of Moscow and M Sommers of Weiser tlouniy’s School Fund GIRL RELEASED ON BOND sections will be delivered to the loca- Street” It gives the vivid picture of 9 IdBho — Mattie Friday night to Arvin Spencer Snarr POCATELLO Idaho-RetaPOCATlLLO stores within a week said R F Hamil- a huge’ New York musical revue in son of Mr and Mrs AbIn Better Condition tion Crump 21 arrested at 838 West the making from the reading of the ton city engineer were operating Tuesday undet here in ner C at ranch Snarr Snarr the street on a charge of possesto the finished product The hours following a meeting of shorter script New west miles Sweden about four from sion of home brew was released POCATELLO Idaho — Financial cast is an excellent one with Warner 200 employers or represents tivesjdon-dadf Included Road Work here Bannodk the county jail Monday conditions of Bannock county's variBaxter Bebe Daniels Dick Powell night when she posted a 3230 bond to apUnder the plan adopted retail stores ous school districts are considerably Ruby Keeler Ginger Rogers Ned Justice Woman’ before Recovery Nose Program a Broken far this year than last Scott D hearing pear Sparks and many others and a huge began operating at 9 a m and will better M H Garvin at a date to be set Lowe county superintendent of at 8 p m beauty chorus schedWhen Autos Collide close later Arresting officers aUege home Idaho— HAMMETT schools said Projects Joan Blondell and Fredric March F E MacKenzie president of the brew has been sold at the residence construction national the uled under Mr Lowe that but all stated further are the featured players in "Blondie chamber of commerce presided at the i of Is elimination in Idaho during the past two months six “red’’ Idaho-Tare out districts of the end wo program autos meeting end introduced Frederick H ST ANTHONY Johnson” a dramatic story of a gangcollided on the Yellowstone highway Wheeler as one Instrumental in organ that all are expected to open for school a bad grade crossing over the Ore- ster girl and a film packed with this fall gon Short Line railroad near Ham- thrills few miles north of Marysville ea ’ izlng the Salt Lake recovery code Savings effected under the plans of mett construction of an underpass resulting in Sunday morning Mr Wheeler explained the N R A broken nogs and badly cut car for and stated success will depend upon curtailed expenses have resulted in and a mile and a half of new highway Seventy per cent of the youths in the old Oregon Mrs William Woods the civilian conservation camps in the united cooperation of every Amer- savings of about 40 per Cent of prior This will straighten Her husband was driving the car ican citizen operating costs in almost every case trail highway through this section the Santa Barbara national forest had which has several other bad curves never seen an ocean which also contained Mack Merrick Meanwhile Tuesday various classes prior to enrolland railroad crossings and Fred Nelson none of whom were of business houses were studying the ment of road The longest stretch straight Tax Collections hurt plan and are expected to make an County in Idaho is a The men are employed on the con nouncements piece on the old shortly west of Moun trail highway Oregon struction of the new highway being Aggregate tain Home This area has several built to Cave Falla and tha Idaho en- TWIN FALLS! Idaho-Ei-ght aouth turns where numerous auto actrance to Yellowstone park central Idaho towns were represent JDAHO FALLsTldaho— Collection bad The other car wu driven by Orrln ed by about 100 business men at a re- of 1932 taxes during December 1932 cidents have occurred Oiling a part Martindale of Marysville Tha aaccl-den- gional trade meeting here Monday and the first six months of 1933 to- of this road also is on the road imcaused by excessive speed night to discuss plans of uniform clos taled 337976873 according to a report provement program this to be a rewu i according to Sheriff James Fredrick- ing hours and employment schedules of County Treasurer Mrs Estella S construction job to repair part of this son Of these Shoshone Burley and Ru- Mulllner accepted by the Bonneville important highway pert agreed to the plan adopted by county commission Monday ROTARY OFFICIALS NAMED Twin Falls business men last week Publishers Approve Delinquent taxes paid totaled Idaho — Committee chairBUHL of opening at 9 a m and closing at 3 de9127378 and abatements for Buhl Rotary club were an Industrial Recovery Code p m on all days except Saturday at linquent taxes as of July 1 1933 3232 men by President H W 9 p m 49230 bringing the total to a balance nounced Monday Herman as' follows: Jess Eastman favored this Jerome Tha Of at rolls the with the 964644410 delegates MOSCOW Idaho W— RepresentaPOWDERS it definite total on the rolls 322454034 was list- classification and membership R M tive north Idaho publishers lste Mon plan but declined to adopt Hays boys’ work and crippled chilat another ear ed as the Idaho Falls city1 roll it until they present ly day approved the National Editorial dren A W McCallum education oi lor general meeting approval ly association's tentative industrial reAbsolutely free from harmful tngre State Representative Harry W Barry dieots and used by Mothers ths covery code for newspapers and the business there Buhl and Filer favored - world ores for more Mime public affairs the Rev O L Kento 8 p m except Light Rain Aids Men 8 m from opening printing Industry Louis Boar vice Saturdays when they would close at dall fellowship and attendance F a years None genulns Forest Fires C Marguardsen president of the Idaho Editorial asso- 10 international relawithout this Trade-Mar- k Fighting m The Kimberly delegation was p ciation said Tuesday Your Druggist can supply tions S A Webber relief and comundecided Halley was reported to be “ yen service Orral S Luke the BOISE Idaho (Pi—A light dash munity BALL PLAYER INJURED ' having a meeting Monday night while r - s ‘ Idaho-Brad- ley other smaller towns In the region were if rain served to check forest fires Rev Mr Kendall LM HM Van Riper TWIN FALLS Junes H fitedman London Eng Van Patand Superintendent in southern Idaho today Dunlap member of the Buhl baseball not represented ten song leaders team of the southern Idaho league H Rutledge of Ogden regional R em Idaho’ wu released from Twin Falls county BLACKFOOT ldaho-Estforester said all fires in the Challis TIRE THIEF SENTENCED dyer met in Blackfoot Idaho Payette and Boise national general hospital Sunday night after cleaners and FALLS Idaho— Fred BrownTWIN an formulate to afternoon Sunday treatment broken nose for forests were being rapidly brought receiving and a bruised face suffered in the N R A code which they hope will meet under control or were already sup- ell 30 Twin Falls was sentenced by District Judge W A Babcock Mon game Sunday afternoon at Hansen with government approval in ccmneo pressed day to serve one to fifteen years in when hq was hit In the face with a tlon with the N R A requirement! The the state penitentiary after Brownell ball He was knocked out' and re- code makes i set standard for cleaning and dyeing prices and also sets a wage guilty to stealing more than pleaded mained unconscious after his until Panama Cani 3100 worth of automobile tires from arrival at the hospital Dr C Russell standard for employes TODAY'S his employer William Hoops a local Weaver of Twin Falls rendered first 'Cleaners along tha line from Preston contractor aid at Hensen then administered fur- to St Anthony attended the meeting ther treatment after the Injured bell which wu presided over by President Frank Clark of Idaho Falls Secretary player was brought here M Christensen of Pocatello was also A day of sudden and eurprislng AUDITOR GETS ABSTRACTS present Blackfoot tnerchants are preparing events Is presaged from the lunar asabST ANTHONY’ Idaho-T-he orb of the radical ir stracts tor the 1833 assessment rolls to adopt the N R A program without pect to Uranus were forwarded to the state auditor's delay Three members of the retail regular and abrupt but with tha ata office Monday by the county clerk merchants’ committee of the chamber blitzing force of Sol parallel Saturn sturdy and persistent Leonard Klngsford The Fremont of commerce John Falk Robert Pe the practical a regulating and leveling incounty (commission has finished the terson and George Dore were attend wielding tax equalization work for this year Ing a meeting in Boise and It was d fluence With this organizing and exwith very few complaints end re- cided not to call a special meeting of the ecutive assistance fresh opportunities tor adjustments according to chamber until they return Some of for readjustments and new associa- -Fquests IAKTA IUNA SANTA 1UCIA tions interests and environment may County Assessor Willis R Humph- the smaller merchants already have bs expected to be made the most of ANT signified their acceptance of the proNTA SOSA’ reys Muu COLLEGE gram but those whose plane require But beware small losses employment taa a considerable adjustment have not and sign all writing with precaution COMMISSIONS MEET New oaiaci dot bertld oce of the against misunderstanding or fraud ' IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Ttunas niccoat is modern nuria Jeffer- yet determined on a program hs RIGHT Those whosq birthday it Is may be history— GRACE LINE'S luxurious son county commission met with the COMMITTEE DEADS NAMED prepared for a year of sudden and trip 'Round America Bonneville county commission Monfa 21 dart — uHtk trip abreed m Student Body unexpected turn to the affairs JEROME Idaho-F- red C Reed quite day to discuss details of the newly this calling for a radical change of rente First ships to bars all Fins formed Carda Good for joint independent high school new president of the Jerome Rotary associates enClasa outside tiieroarmwith pnvste and interests possible district around Ririe The district club has named committee chairmen vironment with Train or Auto bath Larsett outdoor tiled twimmmf travel and new busiwhich comprises territory In both1 Jef- as follows Harvey W Hurlebaus Fare fools ness a force With sound stabilizing ferson end Bonneville counties will program and club service District the organizing and execuboarc Judge Adam Barclay international stimulating Rouod trip imclul re fares on Cabin be administered by a of trustees which will be named relations R W Carpenter commu- tive powers there ihould be surprisLinen $145 sad 5250 Ne panpertr advantages offered But be car THURSDAY formally by the county euperinten-dent- a nity service Fred C Reed aims and ing ful with employment guard against SAME new now fa fast objects D AL’Herisson public en- small financial losses and sign all luxurious service between Califof terprise H A S treed sergenat at misan Day —SCOUTS GO TO CAMP nia and Victoria B C- - and Seattle arms Gilbert White finance and stu- writings with or eye to possible trickery low Coastwise I fates Astonishingly WENDELL Idaho Twenty-eigh- t dent loans B M Churchman boye’ representation be on child A born this day may scouts from Wendell accompanied by work and scouts Frank Daley fellow- alert SATURDAY AUO 5 skillful fond of change but deAsk soy Travel Agency scout leaders and other local ship Dr C-- F Zeller crippled chilRailroad Ticket Office of several citizens Sunday went to the annual dren & L Sullivan vocational R E pendable Marlon CrawNotable nativity: GRACE summer camp at Trinity lakes in the Shepherd classification and member- ford novelist ANNUAL OUTING San Francisco t Chlcsgo south Boise river area north of ship John D Nims public informaLos Angela New York Mountain Home in Eimort county tion O L Thoreson music H Main (Copyright 1933 King Features Syn- DOLLAR DAY SILVER miff TTTil M They will remain one week Shoun attendance dicate Inc) POCATELLO Idaho—Get the dry vote out and the eighteenth amendment will be retained declared Dr F Scott McBride general auperinten- dent of the Antisaloon league in an addres before delegates from Idaho gathered at the L T) S recreation hall Tuesday night Citing arguments against repeal he said: “It would mean more drink- ing liquor would become a dominant force in polities it would multiply injuries and deaths caused by automobiles and it would increase crime and other forms of social misbehavior “Of the 28 remaining states which have not voiced their opinion on the south-easter- n Rlverdale-Groveland-Tos- depe- BEANGROWERS Mini-Cassi- NAME ADVISER Utah-Idah- o re Utah-Idah- ON TBE AUDIBLE SCREEN VICTORY— Zane Orey i -- Man el the Forest" with Randolph 8cott Verne HllUe Harry Carey Noah Beery also Clyde Beatty In "Tha Bis Cate" with Anita Base PARAMOUN — "The Warrior' Husband" with EUaaa Landl Marjorie Rambeau Ernest Trues David Manners CAPITOL— Marie Drees'er and Wallace Beery In Tusboat Annie ' with Robert Youns Maureen O'SullWin RIALTO— Marian Nixon In Tha Face In the 8ky" with Spencer Tracy: also "Employee' Entrance" with Warren William Loretta Yount OEM—' Strictly Personal'' with Marjorie Rambeau Eddie QutUan Dorothy Jordan STATE— Sailor' Luck " with James Dunn nd Sally Eller also Georte O’Brien In ‘‘Robbcra’ Root" with Maureen O Sullivan STAR— "I2nd Street" with Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Olnter Rosen also ' Blondie Johnaon" rlth Cheater Morris and Jon BlondclL Drama and Romance' - ” Note on State Screen A double feature film program— “Sailor’s Luck” and Robbers’ Roost” —opens at the State Wednesday James Dunn and Sally Ellers are the featured players in “Sailor’s Luck” y With Dunn in the role of a gob always ready to fight but always naive in the ways of the world And Miss Ellers is the girl responsible for everything Dunn does There is drama and comedy and of course a beautiful romance The supporting cast has Frank Moran Victor Joy Esther Muir Lucien Littlefield and others “Robbers’ Roost” one of Zane Grey's most exciting tales hs George O’Brien in the leading tolfe and with Maureen' O’Sullivan in the principal feminine part It is a cattle rustling story of Arizona Maude Eburne Reginald Owen William Pawley and others are in the supporting tast happy-go-luck- Victory Tico-II- it Bill Is Held Over The Victory’s big thrill bill has been held over for three more days It includes two special attractions packed with action romance and suspense Another special feature of tonight's program will be “Race Night” the diverting screen game in which the audience takes part Zane Grey’s storrmg romance of the old west— “Man of the Forest”—heads the bill It deals with a fight to the finish between two forces— one led by the straight-shot-: ting Brett Dale (Randolph Scott) and the other by a political boss—Noah Beery Beery’s efforts to claim the ranch of Harry Carey begin the trouble and the ar- -' rival of Carey’s pretty niece adds complications Verna Hill ing in this role Fast riding blazing gun battles dangerous escapes give the picture the true Zane Grey punch It is thrilling entertainment “The Big Cage’’ which features the world's most lamous wild animal trainer Clyde Beatty has as Its background a great circus It presents a stirring romance under the big tents where the famous trainer is preparing a sensational animal act He plans to present 20 lions and 20 tigers together in a single cage — for the first tune in circus history Interest is kept at a tense apd thrilling pitch throughout the unusual drama A romance is woven into the storv interpreted by Anita Page and Wallace Ford The spectacular climax of this picture outdoes anything ever filmed before Raymon Hatton Andy Ddine and Vince Barnett have supporting roles Paramount sound news rounds out the bill o e Beet-grower- - 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