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Texts Company, lot 11, block 209. I ICED TEA 1 CHEVALIER IS Edinburk; $2500. The first ice tea of spring tastes i Cameron Courts R. M. Walmsley et ux to The the best. Do not wait until It is »- Texas Company, lot 19. block 209, boiling weather to think of it. With a hot luncheon or supper dish it is SITS FILED IN DSTRICT COURT Edinburg; $5250. ARCADIA STAR south 20 acres, lot 6, block 4. Cap- delicious. Serve with a bit of mint. 9488—Jessie K. Liddell vs. N. S. isallo dist ; $6515. Hazel Hartman to Byrnes Upham Liddell, contempt of ccudt. Investment Co.. Inc., lot 3, sec. 289, GRENOBLE. Prance UP}— Paper 9489— Polk Popular Commedienne In Hornaday vs. Rio Hidalgo County Tex. Mex.; $2500. making is growing as an industry Grande Valley Gas company, dam- the raw’ mat* rial from N. P. Norton trustee, to O. A. Harry J. Lawson to Patricia Law- here, coming Gum ages. the pine forest in the Landes re- Chewing Factory 9490— H. Fogleberg. lots 2 and 4, block 30. son. all real estate owned George Schmidt vs. Earl by Harry gion and from alfa grass imported Hammonds addn. to lot la Late Role R. Clements et ux, debt and attach- McAllen; J. Lawson; $10. from Algeria and Tunis. ment. 4 and south 1-2 lot 3, block 43, 9491— W. W Reynolds vs. Alfred North McAllen; $2800. Can ycu Maurice Chev- E. Reid, lmagin* ; specific performance. Harmon Poyser et ux to Earn- 9492— Citrus Groves alier a successful business man Valley com- hardt Development Co., Inc., lot 2 pany vs. Alfred E. Reid, specific working hi* head off in a chewing block 3. Palm Heights addn. to Mc- performance. Allen; $10. Now gum factory? And all because he’s Showing Harmon Poyser et ux. to Earn- in love with a beautiful and wealthy COUNTY COURT hardt Development Co. Inc., lot Zane romance of Amwican girl and want* to Hon. Oscar C. Grey’s prove Dancy. Judge 5. block 14, Ewing addn. to Mc- to her that he can make enough the wide open spaces 1858—In re estate Maria Garcia Allen; $1550. money to marry her and give her where men Martinez, deceosed. J C. Engelman, Jr., to W. J. fight oil those things she has been used Moore. 1015 acres E. af W. 25 acres for love to all her life? Well, that is exact- REAL ESTATE TRAN5FFERS lot 1. block 97, Mo. ex.; $10. ly what Chevalier does in his latest 'Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.) J. C. Engelman, Jr., to H. G. and gayest musical comedy. “The Cameron County Arnald 29 W 1-2 of E 1-2 lot 13. Big Pond” booked for showing at A. J. Pollard to R. F. Allen, tot >r% Block 84, Mo., ex.; $7581. the Harlingen Arcadia Theater to- 9 block 18. townsite Rio Hondo. $10. Francis E Lounsberry. to E. S ,Mary Brian. Richard Arlen. Harrv Green. Fred Kohler, in Zane Grey's western thriller Mex.: $1000. and he. of course, fal’s in love with Webb, east 10.8 acres of west 20 "The at J. C. Cawiezel to W. H. Stevens. her. But Claudette's father, the Light of Western Stars." now showing the Capitol theater. acres farm block 17. D-S sub. sur E 16 1-2 acres, lot 13. sec. _ 243. Tex famous "chewing gum does M king” 26; *7020. Mex : $io. *NW not want a romantic Maurice in La*ter a great portrayal in this Zane Grey- and Anna J. Carter to J. C. Engelman. Jr., to Clarence ** the family. He storms, protests, Delos R. Ames outdoor action-romance. and Emily A Ames El Porltt et ux. 8 acres of W. 15 3 threatens and does everything in lot 22 Palm View addn. San Be- vr acres, lot 7, sec. 259, Tex. Mex ; the world to make Claudette change Mary Brian is the heroine of this nito; $1250 $2000. ~ her mind But he doesn't succeed thrilling story and she is here every R. Sibson to Uwe P Christian- Wllmer P. Morgan et ux to Mar- And so he hits on a plan He of- bit sen et al. 10 acres as sweet as she was in "The being South 10 shall W. Morgan, part lot 3. block fers Maurice a position in his chew- acres of North 20 fc Virginian." or in "Burning Up." in acres of block 7. 16, Llano Grande Grant; $1.00. lane ing gum bark in the Greys factory El sub. states, which she was seen with Arlen re- Toronjal La Feria grant; Delta Orchards CoC. to Wm. G and plans to work the debonair | $10. cently. The story is and I Maple. S 10 acres, lot 8, b!ac k91. Chevalier so hard th»t he wdl exciting onlv and I Robert L. Faulk to J. L. Faulk, be to fast-moving, replete with spec- Mo. Tex ; $4650 glad to take the next boa* south 1-? block 31. Media tacular scenes, such as a gigantic Luna Charles W. Hodge et ux to Le« LIGHT OF back THE to the continent Chevalier sub E S. *10. wild horse which would be gt.; Tolleson. S 7 acres of W 26 acres accept* *agrelv and with Cliudette. stahpede hard to match for realism and Valley Citrus Groves company to lot 125. porcinn 69 and 70; $10. her father and mother sails for Mm H and Hannah G Gollan E E. McKenzie America. startling beauty. et ux to The "The of the Western Stars" At the Light ~ STARS rut WESTERN factory Chevalier is —■ in novel form was one of the best "~i work: work that wou’d dis- sellers of the year. Paramount has courage the huskv men But Chev- captured the true of the mov- alier mistakes this drudgerv for spirit Starring ing story. Arlen. a young cattle American ambition and "pen” and foreman, in a moment of II ^ II sticks tn his new lob with unbound- despera- tion. vows to the first white Arlen ed marry’ Richard enthusiasm However, in his woman he meets That woman effort to prove to Claudette’s fath- hap- it© - pens to be Mary Brian, who resents er that he is a corking good bus- Brian Green his insult, In a succession of ad- Harry iness man. he forgets to rermin Mary venturous everts. Arlen to the ardent lover. Claudette is dis- manages ! offset his initial appointed, and yor con't blame her poor impression and wins the girl CL Qammmmt Qictwre for Chevalier even falls asleep at There are several excellent hu- one of her parties. But if you know morous roles in the your Chevalier voull know th3t he story, portray- Added Attractions: ed by Harry Green, whose dialect >;:|g doesn't allow his romantic and so- Pathe Talking Comeds H [ comedy is funnier than ever in this Jj Jj cial errors to continue for too long Paramount Art rtrange setting, and bv William Le- Parasound News Maire, the garrulous sentinel of J| Arlen Thrill* In Only the Brave” Fr-d Kohler ... . furnishes the thrills as the badman New Action Romance whn comes between Arlen and his Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert in "The Big Pond." Cheva- musical at the Ar- Richard Arlen is seep as a swag- girl. liers latest and gayest comedy, showing Harlingen gering. bragging and wholly lovable cadia theatre and at the Rivoli theatre in San Benito, today. Mon- lover in his featured role in "The day and Tuesday. ’’ Maurice Chevalier Light of the Western Stars which opens a t the Camtol theai&r uxiev. ! Now “Americanized” chewing gum factory. He starts | SOFIA (*»<—Two movie house: l • anTre-frar run with a part ! [ In The Big Pond.” his newest at the bottom and gams prestige in closely resembling his immitablj here recently exhibited the firs starring film. Maurice Chevalier be- the business through his novel ideas ! role in “The Virginian.” Arlen gives “talkies" shown ir. the 1 comes thoroughly Americanized.” about advertising. He writes sue- I Bulgaria! I were made VftMST30*G His earlier films showed the for- cessful sengs which exploit the: capital. Complaints be ■ mer favorite of the Follies Bergere company's produce Eefore long he cause they were given in English ; «<& 4 is a in the and an in the characterizations of a music power industry I and German and French films art ace the his hall sineer and of an ambassador in regard of sweetheart, now being booked extraordinaire in a Claudette Colbert, the mvthicay king- played by t fUtfmann dom. But "The of "he Lies" fame. at the lady Lady 1 Big Pond." ■A Rivilo. San Benito, today for three In addition to Miss Colbert the COME TO THE Sun. Mon. and Tues. days, shows him as an supporting cast includes George ■ enterprising PARTY OF Added ^ big shot" in a chewing gum fac- Barbier. Elaine Koch. Frank Lyon THE STARS “GOLD DIGGERS tory. And nothing could be more Marion Ballcu. Andree Corday and Coroea>' American than that. Nat Pendleton. Snappy 1 OF BROADWAY” "The Big Pond" is based on a »‘lt’» A Broadway play of last season by | decree Middleton and A. E. Thom- Cherus of 100 Dazzling Brautirs All-Star Party Is as. The story deals with a young ADMISSION Blood Frenchman who is employed as a j Delight to Crowd Racing Comedy ruide for American tourists In A s;nsat:onf That's ‘Paramount 10—15—25 Venice. the influence Admission 20—IS—10 Through of on Parade." which opened Its 3 day some tourists he * is brought to run at the Palace Theater, McAllen, i ^ America to take a a position in last night The audience went for wmmmBmmKmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmrmmm it like nothing that's ever been seen 11 — * In this I town before. Applause and laughter shook the house. It is A Pass to the Versatile easily one of the cleverest, smart- Capitol Wednesday Today est motion pictures ever made. The Paramount enter- ij — Some of it is in Technicolor. U tainers will thrill you with each Jantzan suit to see Chevalier A bathing sold, THRU spirit of the most charming with their full-of-fun intimacy pervades the picture. The oI a full-length skits. Plays meet the audience more Wwlut 1 performers With their Intimate p*”4'p,r;*. Tuesday than halt way and lead it into the .Thf W” song hits and dazzling "*u": New Kind joyful frolic of fun and gayety. It's * i dance numbers in Tech- n«« 1 like nothing so much as a great, j 'J±J >f nicolor. Role! big. jovial Hollywood party with-the I A star nr« ! greatest entertainers in the world glittering sp*7r« on hand to provide the amusement studded musical comedy i and act as ever-thoughtful hosts. success! rfirss cr. There isn’t space here to mention *“* “ifh‘ the numbers in detail. It must, be ir.n hol seen to be appreciated. Buddy Ro- “'n gers, for instance, and Lillian Roth, u«*i”vm,r >«'e »»*r. Hr mi«* and George Bancroft, and Clara iovrTi 1 A "1r_4p, mt both. Bow and Nancy Carroll, they're all 1 bus»nr»s »n«t in it The song hi^s are marvelous. The dancing is superb, and there's not too much of it.

Valley Male Chorus Vnder the silver moon at Venice. Paramount’s I Night Maurice bnngs love to Claudette, a Sings Tuesday All (Special to The Herald) Talking— wealthy American debutante! But HARLINGEN. 10— Harlin- At The [ * May Singing—Dancing I Tuesday will have an can thus romance last when Maurice gen night Musical Comedy opportunity of listening to the lar- ■! i cro&ses the sea! To prove he can gest and best trained male chorus with ever gotten in the Your Favorite and support Claudette in luxurious together Valley Screen Under the direction of Warren C. American Stage Stars Including ’ style! Reitz, the Kiwanis club of Harlin- CHEVALIER f gen will present 40 men. selected Wednesday—Thursday •] MAURICE from almost every town in the Val- CLARA BOW a concert at ley. in the Municipal NANCY CARROLL auditorium Special numbers will “BUDDY"ROGERS also be given by the Kiwanis quar- ■the tet. GEORGE BANCROFT JigP°"cot..*’ HELEN KANE I ^ OI—« CHEVALIER RUTH CHATTERTON | El Jardin Graduates And Song Hits Galore I Addresed by Gotke Including City superintendent O. W. Gotke “Sweeping The Pond made Also The the commencement address ^ ^ Big Clouds Away” \ for El Jardin high school graduates m All Tilkinr Corn'd- The senior class “Any Time's The Time to with Friday night. mem- tnwM',1^r “‘sin* »’\ CLAUDETTE COLBERT bers are Ruth Froyd. Jack Trip- Fall In Lore" Added Paramount's lett, Nellie Berry. Dorothy Walker, v,uP::rc.:r;r, LUPINO LANE All-Talking Musical Comedy and Bruce Underwood. •&%& igrrs \ Smash Hit! Three Days Ao*oP's « r.M« Diplomas were presented to the In Chevalier two sings grea* song graduates by Mrs. Stella w Lewis, Starting Today &£*&&&'%£- hlta—“You Brought a New Kind “Purely president of El Jardm school S DAYS STARTING ol Love to Me;” •'Livin' In the board. At McAllen’s eV“^d®«\ Circumstantial’' Sunlight—Lovin' In the today A Pas* to the All Moonlight*' Talking Comedy Play Well Attended * Knockout HARLINGEN ■gfSs.aS)Sr-\ (Special to The Heraid) CAPITOL w*»‘? \ MOVIETONE HARLINGEN. May 10— Even ' SOUND NEWS though they had given the play Friday with Shows Todsy before, seniors of Harlingen high iSS&S**' school played to a good-sized house 1:00. 3:00. 6:00. 7:00 Each Bathing Friday night when they repeated and 9:00 p. m. their performance of their play. Suit ■! Valley’s Coolest Theatre Proceeds will be turned over to the fund to be used for putting out the rearbook of the institution.

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