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Evening star., 1928-02-05
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Evening star., 1928-02-05
Mary Starts Fores, Of Fame.
TO Mary Pickscrd went the haang q,

TO Mary rlrSIcrd went the heaag u
planting the StrSs tree III the "FNr-
est Of Fame" recently established BY
Los AngeieS as part M It's new S,soo-
acre botanic gardens
The grove" said Or \ u Meftt1,
dean ef agriculture at the University
OF California, Berkeley, CalU, and aaSo
director m the gardens, VIII consist ~
trees planted only by world celebrities,
They wilt be chosen frcm all walks ~
life, and each tree vii. ne unit III the
terest and living monument IL the
planter"
The tree planted by Miss rtektcrd
Was Specimen NJ CrSptomsFta tasss~
ntea. a member at ahe pine family,
Those oa the list to plant trees IN the
"t<sseSt al Fame" melude all the fsvNSl'
dents. In the agyies that they secopN
the White helASe. Thomas A EisSan,
Henry tS.rd. MaSSsslInt and others wae
are nov naakil,g woGld history,
The distinction es planting the Arss
tree was conferred ulsn MtSs eiekgora
Il is said eeSause af her iateseSt IN ter~
eStry work We ksak apan her A. the
goddess al trees" said nr, Merrill
Evening star., 1928-02-05
New Chain of Theaters.

ayers and local assistants ana 10000
artists Assets OF S65.0000 900 are IN
yolved
The election q Mr.. Albee as preSi-
dent OF the ncwtorporation marks tie
greatest triumph IN the career Of man
Who entered the vaudeville field 90
wears ago as an extra at so cents a
performance lie was first employed as
{. bundle boy In Boston store at s. 30
week. This year he celebrates his
sortieth anniversary as theatrical
manager.
BY coincidence. he Is about - open
the r r Keith Memorial Treater III
Boston, on the exact site of ne old
Boston Theatcr. where he held his tirst
>tage lob nj the age OF 8, under the
German tragedian Charles Fcch;e.
Mr.. Heiman. another interesting char
acter III the amusement field, who IS *
ecutive vice president Of the new Align
ment. commenced his career at the age
Of 10 as a program boy in Syracuse.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Palace Announces.

I CEW s. PALACE has scheduled 10
appear within the next few months
The DDye starring Norma Iainadge
William Hsinek jn West Point
The Divine Woman" with Dfets
Csri,0 Il Paramount picture, "Do0ns-
dag THE Latest from Paris" Nouns
ebssfeTs newest picture, Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes snd "R0se Marie
featuring Jean Crawford snd jam
HuTTsy knd HoUkf Peters,
Evening star., 1928-02-05

THE ancient practice OF slave-rnmning
George f'itgmaurice's latest production
for tifsi National Pictures
In ia0a the Government issued an
slaves into the States. Then began the
practice ot smuggling them aeross the
nordsr and the uulf became a veritahle
holbed nf slavers, pirates and the rim
ran from the seven seas all dealing IN
black IVORY
Evening star., 1928-02-05

a small town. both of whom become in
fatuated With the same wealthy widow.
Fields is the proprietor Of museum
Of oddities consisting of strong men,
human pin cushions. fire eaters. m.dg-
cts, thin men and fat women, giants
and others Of unique llk. The story Is
caid TO be full Of comedy complications.
ir which Fields. Conklin. Mary Brian,
Cissv Fitz-GeraId. George Irving and
Jack Luden become nopelessiy entTined
On the stage is Jonn Murray Ander-
sor.'s stage creation, ''Milady's Fan. .
described as glittering series 0. scenes,
rampant with color and orinful Of nov
city. Wesley Eddv. guest conductor. and
his Palace syncopators will be featured.
aided bv Ray Eleanor Bal, Bernice and
Emily. Dorothy Neville, OIeda and In
bert. Harry Burns and the Ada KaIf-
man Girls. Short subjects and the
Palace Concert Orchestra. under the d.
rection Of Harry Borjes, complete the
hill
Evening star., 1928-02-05
MFTROPOLITAN-"The Jazz Singer.

4 return engagement CT The Jazz
Singer will be tEe screen feature az
Craadau'S Metropolitan Taea-e- t0- s-Z
6ars beginning this afternoon.
JolSon will be heard Il several voca,
numbers during the action o. he story
through the medium Of the V!taphone.
Il Is IN the moment Of triumph, when
h!5 first play IS 70 have its premiere =
New York that word comes that his
father. 100 II TO sing the ancient song
ot remembrance in the synagogue. oegS
the e-rant son 70 come home and sing
for him. The singers soul IS tossed De-
tween the love az the world and the
woman who has helped him yin is
plaudits and the old FOLKS az home. The
personality OF JolSo1. yea-ri1g. smiling
and dancing IS said 20 be reflected cy
his picture.
The cast includes May AcAvoY. Otto
Lederer. Eugeaie BeSSere- Bobby Cor
ion. Warner Gland and Cantor RoSen-
oIatt Alan C-oslaud- who directed. has
been highly praised far his work II va
rious sequences depicting the croEce6
Ghetto and New York'S famous Winter
Garden. scene of many JolSol I<iurp3S.
The feature Is accompanied hv VITA
phone and in addition there VIII oe Sev-
s-al short reel Vitaphone novelties in
Guiding Roger Wolf Khan and his lie
PerroQueG" Orchestra. IN 3 Monastery
Cellar" introducing nsw male quartet.
and When the Wite's Away" q comedy
featuring William De11a-esc ard 3 huSr
cI pretty girls
Evening star., 1928-02-05
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Evening star., 1928-02-05

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Evening star., 1928-02-05
FOX-"Old San Francisco"

"Old San Francisco" one Of the sea-
sons widely heralded photoplays. star
ring Dolores Costello, is the screen head
liner at the Fox Theater this week.
On the stage will be presented novel
extravaganza Of song. music and dance,
enhanced with eye-flling tableaux III
color and costume. Grand Opera Ver-
Sus Jazz" is the title. and the preSenta-
ton is staged in II episodes, described
AS a unique and tuneful battle royal
between symphony and syncopatlon. A
cast Of more than so players, including
specially artists from vaudeville musi-
cal comedy. rcvues and opera. will ap-
pear. II is Verdi against Gershwln and
Bizet versus Berlin. and promises rare
and unusual treat for devotees Of both
schools Of music.
It will feature the quartet from Rig
oletto," the sextet from Lucia. With
Clay Inman. Metropolitan singer OF
note Lillian Bucknam, Nine, Cavadore
Muriel La France and other operate
singers. along with blue blowers" and
singers, jazz dancers and syncopateC
steppers. including the Washburn Sis
ters of vaudeville fame.
The Fox Concert Orchestra will play
neutral part by blowing both hot"
and high hat" in turn.
The screen attraction is described as
picturesque melodrama Of the days
when San Francisco was rated the
Paris Of America" Dolores Costello
plays the role of a scion Of an old Span
ish family. caught in the mesEes Of
dark deeds and daring romance which
weave their way from Frisco society
down to the depths Of Chinatown. The
famous Frisco earthquake provides &
thrilling denouement for the drama
Warner Gland. Josef Swickard and
Anna May Wong are in the cast
RIALTO-"The Spotlight"
The Spotlight" the film version of
Rita Weinans story. "Footlights. :"
starring Esther Ralston. is the att-ac-
ton at the Rialto this week.
II is the story Of a cir! who Sacr!-
ficeS her own personality and identity
20 gain fame and then wishes desDe--
ately to be Eerself again The star.
who plays what may be termed a
triple role. is first seen as tir1id Lizzie
Stokes, a New England girl who is too
sensitive TO give her own natural abil-
ity and potential good looks a chance
She then blossoms forth as Olga Ros-
tova, the dazzling Russian. whom she
has been transformed into for stage
purposes. Finally she again becomes
Lizzie, but a very different Lizzie
Stokes than she vas.
The cast includes Neil Hamilton
Nicholas Soussanin. Arthur House
man and Arlette Marchal
The stage offering IS a condensed
version Of George NJ Cohan's comedy,
Mary" the story Of which centers
about the attempt Of a young man OF
small means 10 acquire a fortune
through the invention and sale of port
able and detachable houses Among
the melodies OF The piece that won
popularity are The Love Nest"
Mary" When a Girl Exits Laugh
ing Tom. Tom. Toddie" and Walt
ing"
The International News and other
short films round out the program.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Photoplays This Week


FOX-"Old San Francisco This afternoon and evening.
RIALTO-"The Spotlight This afternoon and evening.
EARLE-"Tne Love Mart This afternoon and evening.
PALACETWO Flaming Youths This afternoon and evening
COLUMBIA--'The Last Command" This afternoon and
evening.
METROPOLITAN Jazz Singer" This afternoon
ming.
LITTLE THEATER-" Merry Round" This afternoon
evening
Evening star., 1928-02-05
COLUMBIA-"The Last Command"

Emil Jannings is the star a. Loe1 <
Columbia Thea-er this week II his lat
est picture The Last Command.
Jannngs at the opening o. the story,
is seen as a bearded. decrepi.. poor and,
most Of all discouraged movie extra Il
Hollywood He has sought II every NOOK
and corner 0: the world for the girl ne
loves but % 10 avail 4 call goes out
for extras 10 WORK n a picture DllIt
around the Russian revolution ard jan
n!ngs IS selected 70 play the general
He remembers the time wnen ne V1s
actually a general in the Cars army
He recalls the woman ne loves, s-rug-
cling with several Of his officers an
how he saved her.
When the revolution breaks out s.e
helps hin escape and later, unknown 10
the general. is killed in q railroad TrecA-
Stripped OF glory, beaten by poverty, ne
seeks the girl all over the world II
HOLLYWOOD wears later he Is again a. me
head ot his troops, and the stor.' moves
to a dramatic climax as ne charges
across The ulo:ie BATTLEFIELD wavl1g IN
banner OF his old country
Evening star., 1928-02-05
PALACE-"Two Flaming Youths"

The screen attraction AZ LoswS Pal
ace this week Is W c, Fields and ChsS-
ter Conk!in in Paramount's production
Two Flaming Youths"
The plot deals With the adventures
q. Fields, as the owner of a det,inc;
circus and Conk,in as the sheriff q
Evening star., 1928-02-05
EARlE-"The Love Mart"

The Love Mart" is the screen feature
at the Earle Theater this week. while OF
the stage viii be seen new Edward L,
Eyulan production. Down on the
Farm" featuring Whitley Kaufman and
his Victor Recording Orchestra: La
Scala and his banjo; Pauline Miller.
soprano; Bob Stickney, the i2-foot
dancer; Gus Mulcahy. harmoniea blues
blower, and the Six Farmerettes,
Featuring Billie Dove. Noah BeeTy
and Gilbert Roland. with strong sup
porting cast, The Love Mart" IS said
20 offer thrilling entertainment The
story is ike a glimpse INTO ;he pages
OF an adventure tale Of pirates and 70
ms nee in the good old days FItunau-
rice. the director. has embodied IN the
picture such scenes as the slave market,
the gay Tivon Cafe. the streets Of the
old French quarter OF romantic city
and fencing academy scenes. The pro-
duc;ion was adapted from story The
Code Of Victor Jallot," by Edward
Childs Carpenter
Rounding out the program will be a
short prelude by The Earle Concert Or
chestra under the direction Of Dan!e,
BreeSkin. Earle topical review and other
regular house features.
Evening star., 1928-02-05

In hef new picture, The Spotlight, +"
Esther Rslstnn has ~ cover her golden
haiI with black wig while she poses
through seeerai reels as a sophisticated
klisslsu
Evening star., 1928-02-05

Seeing America In song" Is the title
of the recital 10 be PLAYED sunday aft
etlaoan al toewS Palace Theaieg Ny
Organist 4, Virgil huffman.
Evening star., 1928-02-05

Next Weeks $ Photoplays
METROPOLITAN Maria
Corda in Helen of Troy"
COLUMBIA-Charlie Chap
lin in The Circus"
RIALTO-Glenn Tryon In
"A Hero Of the Night"
PALACE-Norma TalmadC.a
in The Dove"
EARLE-Charl!e Murray in
The Gorilla"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
WINDEMERE TOWNSHIP

| Mr.. and Mrs. David Anderson and
son, and Mrs. Augusta Anderson spent
Sunday with Mrs. David Anderson
mother, Mrs. Nyberg.
| Mrs. Joe Nystrom and children are
visiting with Joe's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Nystrom, for few days.
Louis Skog and Geo. Johnson of
| Winona, Mich, reached here Satur-
day for couple of weeks visit at the
Gust Johnson home.
Mrs. Alick Olson was called to Du-
luth Tuesday to attend the funeral of
| a daughter. Further particulars will
| be given next week.
Andrew Johnson passed away sud-
denly at his home Wednesday of last
week. The funeral was held in Moose
Lake Saturday, interment being made
| in the Moose Lake cemetery
| Quite a number of neighborss and
friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Over
land Saturday evening.
Mrs. John S. Johnson and Mrs.
Fred Johnson entertained Mrs. Pulling
and Miss Kockum Saturday afternoon.
Several of the Sand lake and Win
demere young people enjoyed them
selves at the Peter Nelson home Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Fred Johnson, nee Kathleen
Stage, is spending couple of weeks
with her father, VIM. Stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Johnson and
family, Mrs. Fred Johnson and Lee.
and Maurice Larson were guests at
Peter Nelson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Larson and sons,
Kenneth and Francis, and Olin An
derson drove to Duluth Sunday to
visit Miss Florence Larson who is re-
covering from an operation for goitre.
Friends are glad to hear that Flor
ence will be able to come home in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson and
Esther Nelson called at Arvid Ander-
sons Sunday. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Westerberg and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Skog and
children spent Sunday with the E.
Lidstrom family.
Bernice and Helen Dahlen were en-
tertained at the Pulling home last
Thursday night.
Irene Anderson called at Albert
Anderson's Sunday.
The Farm Bureau unit meeting
will be held at school "A", Tuesday
evening, March Goth.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
DENHAM

Miss Emma Anderson came here
from st. Paul, Monday, for a visit at
the parental G. B. Anderson home.
The Nordland Luther League will
give an oyster social at the Nordland
Lutheran church at 500 p. m, Fri
day. March 16. Everyone welcome.
Mrs. p. r. Overom who has been
taking treatments for her eyes the
past four weeks, returned home from
Superior Tuesday.
Edward and Helen Suk were week
end visitors in st. Paul.
Be sure to attend the pie social
and the plays His Buffers Wife,
and Hiram and the Peddlers", at the
West school Saturday, March oath.
Ladies please bring pies. Everyone
welcome.
Agda Rundquist visited Mae and
Selma Upgren Saturday evening.
AXel d. Olson, c. G. Anderson, c.
NJ. Ostrom, and Fred, Mary, and Anna
Olson were guests at the G. M. Rund-
quist home Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
HARLIS

Mrs. Paul z. Hansen and children
visited at the Trester home from
Sunday until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barber were
visitors at Sorensen's lately.
Edmund Trester went to Chicago
Wednesday evening to see his father
who is very low.
Al Sorensen was caller in SUI
perior recently.
Marion and Everett Lund visited
with the Tresters Thursday evening
Mrs. Paul Hansen and daughter
Lucille, and Lorna and Lorraine
Trester visited with Mrs. Jacobson
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Lund was a caller at
Johnson's Thursday.
Mr.. Lull of Holyoke, hauled up
stove wood for Trester's three days
last week.
Oakley Winton returned to camp
here after spending a few weeks at
his home in Kerrick.
Mrs. Paul Hansen and children
spent two days visiting with Mrs.
Lawrence Van Guilder of Spur 124.
Marion Lund was visitor at
Johnson's Saturday.
Mrs. Al Sorensen was a caller at
Trester's Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
ARTHYDE

Malin Raines who has been work
ing in camp near McGrath, return
ea to his home here Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Emmer and
daughter, Dorothy Rose, returned
from Moose Lake Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ruud and son,
Bernard, spent Sunday afternoon at
the A. Raines home.
Henry Paulson of Isle, was a
business caller here Monday.
Miss Myrtle Thomson who is teach
ing near Kettle River, spent the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. L. G. Standish and the Misses
Harriet Hoppe and Hulda Johnson
visited at the John Mullin home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. S. Coolidge and sons, Glen
and Calvin, visited at the M. Ruud
home at McGrath Friday.
Earl Richardson took a load of po-
tatoes 20 McGrath Monday.
Mrs. Louis Cronk and daughter,
Jane, spent from Tuesday until Thurs
day last week in Moose Lake.
Miss Pearl Hanson who is teaching
near Denham, spent the week end at
the A. Nortrup home.
The Community club meets with
Mrs. A. Thomson Thursday, March %.
Everyone welcome.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
DUOUETTE

Mrs. Davis and sons, accompanied
by Mr.. Washer, have moved in and
taken possession of the Alta Visto'
farm, lately owned and occupied by
Howard Van Rueden. Mrs. Davis is
the owner of the farm, while Mr..
Washer who is an old experienced
farmer and a close relative of the
family, is acting as an advisor. The
community offers hearty welcome
to these people and hope they will
stay and prosper.
Harry Anderson returned to Duluth
last Thursday. after a couple of days
spent with the home folks.
John Narcotic, Jr., and family came
up from Sandstone Friday. Mrs. Mar
cotte's father who was farming near
Sandstone, died just lately.
VIM. Edin boarded the 10 o'clock
train for Sandstone Friday, returning
Saturday.
Miss Anna Wagner left for Sand
stone Friday, for an extended visit
Alvin Torell left for a trip to the
Capitol Saturday.
Elmer Edin was a Bruno passenger
between trains Saturday.
Miss Pearl Erickson of st. Paul.
came here Saturday to spend a
couple of weeks with her parents, and
get a much needed vacation.
Mrs. J. E. Pelton arrived Saturday
to spend little while at home with
the old man. The world looks a good
deal brighter to Mr.. Pelton since she
came home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sphung If
Nickerson, paid visit to Mrs.
Sphung's parents, the Narcotics, Sat-
urday.
NJ. A. Klein who attended the Land
OLakes Association annual meeting
ct Minneapolis last week, and also
visited his folks at Mankato, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Melancon who is
working in Duluth, came down Sat
urday to spend couple of days with
the home folks.
John Narcotic Jr., and family Wis
lieu Will MI MI SplluhS
at Nickerson Sunday, returning Mon
day.
Don't forget the party at the hall
Saturday night, March 18th. All 10y
al Irishmen, don your shamrocks and
come and enjoy yourselves.
Mrs. John Narcotic, Jr, and chill
dren left for Sandstone Tuesday.
Rev. Fillinger of Bruno, will con-
duct services at the school house
Sunday, the 18th, at 100 p. m.
The local Farm Bureau unit will
meet in the Community hall Friday
evening, March 23rd. The program
is under the management of Erode
Andersen and promises to be an in
teresting one. There will be lunch
and a good time. All are welcome.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
MCPHERSON


MIR. Sphung went to Bruno on bust
ness Monday between trains.
VIM. Crosby went to Minneapolis
Monday for visit.
Mrs. Robert Hogan is spending the
week end with her folks here.
Gust Wahlquist of Kerrick, and Mr.
Wood were in Nickerson Friday, re.
turning Saturday morning.
Roy Elmer and sons, Donald and
Kenneth, attended church in Bruno
Sunday.
Miss Goggin attended church al
Bruno Sunday.
Miss Lillian LeMay came home
Sunday morning, returning to Super
ior Monday on the noon train.
Mrs. VIM. LeMay entertained lady
friend from Duluth over Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
SAND CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Hessler were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Roland Wednesday of last week. Mr.
Hessler drove up to Askov to heal
the Farm Bureau speaker, Mr.. Reed
but he did not show up in time fol
Mr.. Hessler to hear him.
Einar Carlson and Stanford Swan
son were callers at the Hessler home
last Thursday.
Miss Inez Nelson called at the Hess
Ter home Sunday. She was on hel
way to the Kelroy school.
Miss Gerda Wheeler returned Sat,
urday from her visit in Minneapolis
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
KINGSDALE

A surprise party vas given on Miss
Harriet Oman Saturday evening, and
all had a wonderful time. The eve
ming was spent in playing games.
The Dorcas Ladies' Aid will be
held at the church Wednesday. Mrs.
Nordquist will serve.
Chester Grace went to Frederic
one day last week, to have dental
work done.
Miss Grace Lamb has returned to
her home, after being in Frederic a
few weeks.
Miss LeVerne Oman spent the week
end at home, returning back to
school Monday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
MORE LEGION POSTS TO
INSTALL SKY SIGNALS
minnesota Legion News. service)

minnesota Legion News Service)
In the past about 20 Minnesota Le-
gion posts have painted 'sky signs"
to guide aviators on their way. With
the coming of spring, many more posts
will install them, with the co-opera-
ton of their communities. The COM
ing of National Commander Edward S.
Spafford by air for Northwest tour
of Legion posts will spur posts on to
greet him with a suitable sign. He
recently promised national air force
leaders that they may count on Lee
gion cooperation along this line. He
suggests that the home town name be
in letters IL to 20 feet high and of
proportionate width, which are Wis
IDLE for $500 feet. If possible, an ar
row pointing to the air field, if any,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-15
CLOVERTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe SnelsOn and son,
Jesse, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zeidler
and daughter, Bernice, were callers
at the Floyd Smell home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Clapper and son,
Forest, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chap
man called on Mr.. and Mrs. r. ].
Frederick Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Zeidler visited with Mrs.
w. E. Ireland last Thursday after
noon.
The Jepson children spent Sunday
afternoon at the Gamble home.
w. c. Chapman expects to leave
Wednesday for Minneapolis.