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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1933)
Th« Jackson villa Miner P«<o 4 A Small World After The Editor Speaking All Says Texas Editor (Continued from page one) topple under the onslaught of new er methods of transportation. OREGON’S SIAMESE TWINS -or Montgomery, Waller Huston, Madge j Evans. Jimmy Duranti), Eugene I'nllettn and Robert Young head ing tile cast, la the attraction com ing to the Hlu<lIo theater Sunday. (Continued from page four) There Is one thing we would like I of the jingle a line read, in order to say for the railroads, however. (Continued from page one) I to make it rhyme, "half after nine." The development of these great ereign province won’t be large enough for one a resident of Oregon and the Jack Powell, still stinging from his re- United States has followed closely if present troubles continue. sonville section. The editor further I bake. set it “9:30.” and has been dependent ou thoae -W'*- Either web-feet have cob-webs in their brains ribbons of hard, safe steel that tie advised that he was a former Texan Wonder if the fact that alcohol ' together remote sections of a na —Houstonian—and that sending him The Brady Standard on ex is a good anti-freeze had anything tion that once was regarded as too | or they take themselves too seriously. SOUTHERN OREOON’S FINEST change would be next best to a to do with Iceland votiug out pro scattered to ever become one unit. Whether it is fortunate or not, Oregon has hibition this week? 1 Several generations have looked to visit back to the Lone Star state. ' them as the barrel hoops that hold two colleges that are to be admired. But the “At first thought, we were puz FRI-SAT When it comes to food for the 48 staves together. zled to know how Editor Hall hap battle kept alive between them should be de -O® thought, there It a lot of malnutri-1 pened to read the particular issue Thero is something definite, real of The Standard In which reference tion in this country. The One -or and reassuring about railroads. spised for what it is: A destructive, heartbreak was made to his friend. Lem Wil We now understand why humans Their present difficulties have been ing display of human folly that has turned a •nd Only son. More than that, we were con siderably mystified to know how are referred to as “races.” If we brought on directly by motor trans he chanced to read The Standard I aren't busy chasing pleasure or. lK>rtation. however. Railroads, that picnic-ground into a battlefield. at all. It is a jump of just a few fame, we are chasing the almighty invested hundreds of thousands of thousand miles from llrady to Jack dollar. And some women accuse dollars in every community before STAGE SHOW AT RIALTO IS Helen Hayes und attaches are lis sonville. Not so far in these days their husbands of going even fur they could collect a dime in reve SUNDAY FEATURE AGAIN tening Intently for the faillit inns- nue, are giving way to motor bus of rapid travel—but a considerable ther than that. sages of Gable's plane, off course, -or ses and freight trucks that come •piece' at that! The old notion that money is the ' and go on publicly built and main Sunday tho Rialto theater is lost, und only u few minutes gaso “Then suddenly a great light root of all evil certainly has been tatned highways. When their tax again offering an extra attraction line supply left. dawned on us. We recalled that for blasted during the recent depres is paid, maintenance of their right- on the stage. This time. Paul Bun the past number of years ever sion. With a dearth of the root, of-way ends. yan and his Lumberjacks will oc •HELL BELOW’ COMING TO since the early part of 1929, in fact crime seems to have been on the cupy the stage for 30 minutes each STUDIO THEATER SUNDAY —we had been sending The Brady increase. Agricultural and industrial aec- show and will not only entertain Standard to the Rev. S. H. Jones, -or tions are not following the bus and with music and songs liiit also will Below,“ Mctro-Goldwyn- 'Hell former pastor of the Brady Pres In Some people make their bed and truck lines. They follow tho de give a thrilling demonstration of byterian church, and who returned then lie about it. Mayer's sensational drama of sub velopment. That still is one uil- axe-throwing. to Oregon when he resigned his -Or On the screen. Victor Jory, lor- marine adventure, with Robert vantuge railroads have over their local pastorate some four or five Henry Ford's stand on the NRA gasoline-propelled competitors. No otta Young. David Manners and years ago. j is not inconsistent with him. When doubt because railroads, once laid, Herbert Mundln are featured in “And so the mystery wasn't so all other automobile manufacturers are there for a certainty. Steel rails, "The Devil's in lx>ve," with a back inexplicable after all. The Rev. Mr. set their springs the long way of permanent improvements, mainte ground of the French Foreign Le Jones, as is obvious, is a close and their cars. Henry crossed his. They nance camps and roundhouses are Rton and the arid wastes of the Su ON THE STAGE consistent reader of The Brady . do say. too. that transverse springs set up in the territory to be served. hare desert. PERFECT 1933 SOUND —————— Standard—even to reading the stor J were the heighth of riding ease—on Much of the railroads' revenue SATURDAY ONLY ies of the wild and woolly west— buggies and carriages goes back into the country. •NIGHT FLIGHT' EPIC THRILLER FRI - SAT -W'F that was! And when he saw men I COMES TO CRATERIAN SUNDAY tioned therein the name of a Jack- Not so with the automobile. There is nothing new under the sonvillian, he naturally called the sun. according to legend. Though Busses and box-car size trucks re “Night Flight." coming to the article to the attention of his local faces change, actors on the stage turn comparatively little to the ter Craterian theater Sunday, boasts editor. of life follow certain courses that ritories they serve in the way of “And now. since The Miner edi have remained unchanged since investment and maintenance. That of a cast which includes Clarke tor republished the “Buffalo Days’’ man did his wooing with a stone is why they can cut the rail [pads' Gable, Helen Hayes, John and with story, we have a sequel to the same club instead of with dripping bal throats with low rates. Lionel Barrymore. Myrna Loy, Rob Set. Night is "Preview Nite -or in the form of Lam Wilson s ver lads. The same is true of the “new" ert Montgomery and other promi There is a chance, however, that nent stars. sion of the Indian fight mentioned i inventions and developments. the sleeping giant—the railroad— SUN-MON TUE by his old-time comrade of 50 years It is around these players that a -o* may decide to put up a real battle highly dramatic plot centers. There ago on the West Texas plains. Wil A comparatively few years ago son says that was a fight of na railroads were the last word in for its existence. And when it does, is terrific drama in the alr|>ort of- Set. Nite Is Preview Nite ture In the raw—the buffalo hunt speed and comfort in travel. The look out! For safety, comfort and fku. to. lustani-e, during those min ers were caught in their birthday iron horse developed and grew till benefit to territory served, the rail utes when the two Barrymores, clothes by the Indian raiders and It seemed as though nothing could roads have it all over any other not until the Indians had been ever challenge its superiority. But method of transportation to date. “Somewhere in Sonora driven off did they undertake to then mere automobiles and air •SAILORS LUCK' AT ROXY put their clothes on. planes followed after. Now they “Standard readers will find Wil are going through the same pro SUN-MON FOR WEEK-END SHOWING son's recount of the fight in this cesses of development and use the issue. And the solution of this mys railroads experienced. “Sailor's Luck," fourth co-star- tery of how the news got from ring vehicle of James Dunn and -O* Brady to the editor of the Jack And just as surely as the rail Sally Eilers, comes to the Roxy sonville Miner leaves us with still roads found severe competition and theater Sunday and Monday. greater mystery on hand. How did faster, more flexible methods of Besides Dunn and Eilers, the Rev. Mr. Jones happen to stray transportation cutting in on their complete cast includes Victor Jory. e e The thrilling story from southern Oregon way down business, so will the automobile • Esther Muir. Sammy Cohen. Wil) of the South Ameri Into the Heart o’ Texas’ And. hav and airplane. Stanton. Frank Moran. Lucien Lit- can mall lanea . . . ing tasted of our fine climate, our With a parade of | tiefield. Buster Phelps. Curley -O« splendidly enacted unexcelled hospitality and Texas’ A few years ago railroads built Wright, Jerry Mandy, Germaine de by foremost stare. lavish generosity, what ever in- and planned on further increases Neel. Phil Tead. Frank Atkinson, Men 25c Ladies 10c duced him to return to that far in business. People Invested mil- Eddie Dillon and Matt McHugh, distant land? lions and found handsome returns. | “And just one other question, Those days have passed. Today the , How ever in the world did The airplane ts repeating the process, Jacksonville Miner editor ever ac only air travel still is on the up- cumulate enough carfare and /or grade. rations to make the trip from Hous •*«s -or ton to Jacksonville, Oregon? And. if There will be a day—possibly JOHN BARRYMORE so. WHY?” during the span of the present gen HELEN HAYS (Editor’s Note: Sauce was get eration—when the airplane will be VICTORJORY 5 CLARK GABLE ting warm in his explanation of superceded by something else. In 10RFTTI YOUNC how The Miner first heard of The vestors who have been accustomed RaU.t MONTGOMERY Brady Standard and became inter to seeing their companies grow and LIONEL BARRYMORE ested In stories which included Lem expand may see them dwindle and • MYRNA Wilson of this city. First copies of LOY The Standard to be viewed by The You’ll Miner came through Mrs. A. C. 3e Gwin, a former resident of Brady 'rn"-illed! who now lives in Jacksonville, and SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, NOV. 19, 20,21 who receives the paper cocasionally from a host of relatives who still live in the Brady section. wtD-THUR-FRI CRATIRIAN THE PERFECT FOOL C hief BRUCE CABOT ‘“Midshipman Jack” ■ÁMESE TWINS Betty Furness John Wayne DINTY MOORE’S LITTLE GIANTS Two LOVERS... Dreamland Every Wednesday IN LOVE FLIGHT Medford’s Own Family Theatre 3 Big Thrilling Days President Roosevelt smiles at ail objection and proceeds with his program. It seems he is smiles ahead of his critics.—Weston lead er. T rapped ON THE STAGE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN SUNDAY ONLY THRILLS WITHOUT END! ROXY15c- ■ Hugo ship« blown up! Paul Bunyan Pianos plungad into the and His sea! You’ll see them ail in Lumberjacks u OW CHILDREN 10c R.C.A. PERFECT SOUND Saturday Only TOM MIX in “TERROR TRAIL also Whispering Shadow Sunday, Monday, Nov. 19, 20 JAILOR’« TUE-WED-THUR Captured with LESLIE HOWARD DOUG FAIRBANKS JR. PAUL LUKAS MARGARET LINDSAY MONTGOMERY JAMES DUNN-8ALLY EILERS WALTER HOUSTON JIMMY DURANTE MADGE EVANS ROBERT YOUNG Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 22 JACK] HOLT] REASONABLE RATES FOR PRESSING DRY CLEANING and DRE8SMAKING MRS. J. L. TAYLOR HELL DIVERS” -LILIAN BOND ”, Thursday, Friday, Nov. 23, 24 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, NOV., 22, 23 DOUBLE FEATURE Robert Montgomery—Sally Eilers I Made on Broadway” and Jack Buchanan PROFESSION 1 AUSON SKIP WORTH ROLAND YOUNG Continuous 8hows Saturday and Sunday—1:30 to 11 p.m. Dally Matinee 1:45 in “MAGIC NIGHT” NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION PRICES FRIDAY, SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 25 BELA (DRACULA) LUGOSI in “WHITE ZOMBIE I Two PEOPLE MADLY IN LOVE! A beautiful love story such as you would na turally expect from Les lie Howard. RKELET SQUARE LESLIE HOWARD HUTNER ANGEL Always Carefully Selected Short Subjects Valerio Taylor Irene Browne* Beryl Mercer A IOI HCIUM
