Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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PXGT3 SEVEN
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'"Ml DIXON STAR
;i OF SENIOR PLAY,
! CAST IS CAPABLE
BEAVERS NOSE OUT
IN OPENER
i Smoothly presented,- with tile
E- usual minor flaws of amteur pro
UmtiollB aliHtfllt. the piusentatlon
of "The Patsy," three-act senior
class play, at the Crateiian theatre
last niht was (,'lven the stamp of
' j . approval of the luruo audience that
witnessed It, emphasizing Its' ap
proval hy burstB of applause
throughout the, three" acts.
Perhaps the outstanding charac
ter of the evening was Jane Dixon, ,
1 who dramatized the part of Patri-,
t Wi Harrington, the Patsy of the :
.F Harrington family, who by ti-.row-i
ing her entire spirit into the part i
gave one of the hest dramatiza-1
tionB seen in local amateur produc-!
tions in a long lime. The difficult !
part of William Harrington, father-;
of Patricia, was taken with appar
ent ease by Ainby Kredertcks. who j
i is still remembered for the part he
took In last year's play given by
the Junior class.
tJ Kredericks, with his head entire
ly grey, reminded the audience of
the average American father, and
his problems with a finicky wile,
a petulant (laughter and a daughter
I who, by her mother and sister, was
made the "Patsy" of the family, i
His portrayal of the henpecked
father, who finally discovers that
he can manage his family, was per
fect, his speech and actions being
synonymous of advancing iKie.
' Insolence, jealousy and pride
were clearly brought out by Ca
mllle C'lemenson In the part of
draco Harrington, the overbearing
Jt sister, whose sharp tongue was not
"only directed at Patricia but also
at her mother, the part of whom
was admirably played by Alice
Hoherts, whose ever rendy hand
kerchief brought realism to the
', production. Her sharp tongue caus
ed her enga-omeiit with Hilly Cald
well, played hy Robert Stoltze, to
be broken, with Hilly stomping out
of the room in a professional fash
ion when he hail heard enough of
his fiancee's shrill chatter.
The nuiet Tony Anderson, a suc
; cessful real estate agent, was well
done by Stanford Bldeii, who, after
? falling in love with Grace, discov
ers finally that It is Patricia who is
to he tils own, helping her to pain
her rightful place in the Harring-'
ton family.
Sadie Buchanan, a minor part,
was taken hv Anitu Miihr. while
Mr. O'Klaherty. who appeared for
only a short time, was portrayed'
by George Sllliman. O'Klaherty I
was a well meaning friend of Pa
tricia. "Trip" Busty, a wise-crack-ini?
taxi driver, was taken by Barry
noi seis. (Hy The Ass.H-lnti-d lrcs)
ve'ars oast has directed lifuh school I u"kll"l' iBhlh-lninK rally,
Plays, also directed lasl night's pro-1 netting four runs, fell Jut one
duclion. The setting tor the ulay short of ttelng the .score, and
was effectively designed by Cecil I Portland walked off with the se-
Davis, class staue manager, in con-1 ries opener, 7-8. Batteries:
junction with Thomas Swem, and : French, V a r h o p aw', Hego;
Its good appearance brought forth Cooper an4 Bool,
a burst of applause when the cur-1 sinsles liy Jolley and Mlshkin
tain was first raised. The hiKh;rlu.h driving In a run In the first
school orchestra, composed of 18; Inning were the only scores regia
pieces. played fopr well received tered In the Seals-Missions game,
selections under the direction of K. tno seals winning, i-c Mitchell
Wilson Walte between acts and be-1 kept ,n,, jkiu' nine hits well
fore and after the first and final mattered. Batteries. Mitchell and
ac,s- ISprlni: Hughes and Baldwin.
Gowns worn were furnished hy ; i!iievinL- wemherbv in the
Mann's and Adrienne Stewart. third when i.n Anceles' south-
... ,nt.A,.,IB.l n nfrnnb nf Willi-
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i-itnkto uhnt nut Hollywood with
five hits for the rest of the con-1
test, and I.os Angeles took the
i first gunie of the series,. 3-2. Hal
tO Lltcky Strike erU''- Weulherhy. ('.abler audi
jSandberg; Fullerton and Agnew.
Belting two Seattle hurlers for
t ........ 1. north nnH fifth!
page nd for I.ucky Strike,. - . ,.,,, , .
10-to-S victory over the Indians.
Hnchac held the northerners safe
until forced to retire with an
injured hand. Batteries: House,
Sunseri, Teachout and Parker;
Rachac, Vlncl and Koehler.
. ,
nd for I-ucky
cigarettes appears elsewhere in
this paper, giving endorsements
hy Frances A 1 d a. Metropolitan
Opera star; King Vidor, motion
picture director; Willie Hoppe.
billiard champion; Vincent Rich
ards, tennis stnr; "Boxy" of
l.roudcasting fame, and Paul (1.
Wnncr, of the Pittsburgh Pirates,
all of whose pictures appear in
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Charlie Chaplin, .director and
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new comedy, conies to Hunt's
Crateiian olmorrow. Charlie
thinks that not any book can be
filmed, that a moving picture
made from a book necessarily
must he a reinclrnatlon, and that
the movie should be Judged dis
tinctly from the hook.
- "1 nm wild about Thomas
Hurkest writings," says Charlie,
who has known the English
writer intimately for many years.
"I loved 'Llmehouse Nights' and
"li)e Wind and the Haln,' yet I
would not think of trying to
express the emotion of either
book in films. He writes his pic
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emotion- Tt n d- t h e - feeling - with
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anyway. 1 would not feel it was
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I like to make up my own things.
"You know. 1 wrote and di
rected "The Circus' myself."
VALLEY ENTRANT
IN DERBY GAINS
CI.IXTOX,. Okla., April 11. W
With a 60-mile trek from Sayre
failing to change the stutus of
Andrew Payne and I'eter Clavuzzl
in the cross, country . marathon,
these leaders toduy had a 85-mllo
Jaunt to Bridgeport to further
test their endurance,
Payne, who fcnlls from Clare
more, Okla., retiilned his leader
ship by covering the' 60 miles
yesterday In a dead heat with
navuzzt In 8:21:24. This gave the
Oklahoman nn elapsed time ot
234:64:37 for the 1386 miles from
Los Angeles. Gavuzzi, Southamp
ton, England, " entry! held second
place with a total of 236:10:20.
Eighty-two runners nnd walkers
remain in tho race to New York.
Allan Currier,, O r a n t s Pass,
Ore., finished yesterday's run In
9:60:28, total 304.44:60, ranks
twentieth.
Paul Smith, Gates, Ore., fin
ished In 10:13:69, total 312:66:02,
ranks twenty-third.
Love Announces for '
Co. Commissioner
1928
Super-Lubrication
a cta sinARi") Oil Ponniir.T
J. 0. 1-ove, owner of the Snowy
A ........ r.nn.,nl Dnlnt
has tiled as a candidate for the
nomination for county commission-
I er on the republican ticket at the
i May primary.
I Mr. Love was a farmer and stock
! man In Iowa for a number of years
'and came to Jackson county about
I eight years ago and purchased the
i orchard, where he has since made
I his home.
I Mr. Love Is a successful and well
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4 PLAYERS LEFT
3-CUSHION PLAY
CHICAC.O, April 11. A) Only
four playetH, WilllQlioppe of New
lork, John Lnyton of St. Loul,
Gua Copuhm of Detroit, and Otto
Relnolt of rhlludlphiu. the de
fending champion, were consid
ered in the running fot the na
tional three-cushion billiards title
today.
Willie Hoppe and lnyton were
tied for first place with only
one defeat in five starts. Copulos
was proving the (urtur of the
race. After a poof start, he has
shown a reversal of form, making
difficult shots and leaving his op
ponents difficult ones. Today he
was in third plane with five vic
tories and two defeats.
4
Fights Last Night
(By The Associated Iross)
DUS MOINES, lowa.-Mlke Man
dell, St. Paul, rUnocked out Ken
neth Hunt. lies' Moines, (4).
INDIANAPOLIS. J a c k ' Kane.
Chicngo, outpointed Tony Hosa,
Pittsburgh, (10).
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Alex
Hart, Philadelphia, won over Alex
Slmms, Canton,-. Ohio, (10).) -
TOLEDO, Ohio. Panama Al
Brown. New York, defeated Steve
Nugent, Cleveland, foul, (2).
SPORT BRIEFS
NEW YORK. April 11. (A1)
Labor has Joined forces with
sports through the sportsmanship
hrotherhood for a mammoth nth
letltc carnival in this city next
Iibor day.
At a meeting of the Town Hall
club, representatives of labor and
sports organizations agreed upon
a program Whereby hiemoers 'of
organized labor will compete In
various fields of athletics.
Iii' tho evtnt the plan for tbe
metropolitan district is successful,
a nutionnl sports program by lar,
bor fs contemplated. The Massa
chusetts Kportsmanshlp rBother
hood sponsored a campaign- some
time ago ' 'hlh ' -wnt a ' stjecer
team of American working men
to Knglnnd, while a team of
Ilritlsh artisans played a return
engagement In this country.
53
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Today, as foir-many years, Camels lead by;
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Four of last year's regular
backs will be available to Junes.
They are Huns Saunders, Don Wil
liams, Lloyd Thomas and Harry
Kdolson. Saunders Is to get a
chance at the ciunrterhack posi
tion, Williams also will hold the
signal caller's berth, but he prob
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outspced the opposition after
someone elne has done the neces
sary bnttorlng.
,LOS ANOKLK8, April 11. (VP
Howard Jones, football coaeh
at the I'nlverslty of Southern
California, today had an Idea of
what he will have In the way of
material with which to fashion
his gridiron team, and his verdict
waa one nf satisfaction. Eleven
youths pranced perhaps some
what stiffly and awkwardly
about the field here in the first
Trojan spring workout 'and, nn
the whole." tfc$ turn cut was pleas
ing to JV'fc" Van his assistants.
both from the standpoint of num
bera and class of material.
In Paris!
"Now, American girls are showing
tho French how to wear clothes I
porii Pad more, lovely New York City
lirl whose home is at 70 Barrow
Street, it in Paris, displaying gowns
for Jean Patou, the famous French
designer. .
The' girls over there have another
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1 don't have to shampoo nearly so
often either, now that I'm using
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Kvery application of Danderine re
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moves the oily film and makes eveg
strand gleam with new lustre. It di
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drug stores have the big 35c bottles.
Wll? A NEW
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We Have Decided to Change the Name of the
mty
And for. the 7 Best Suggestions We Will Give
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The 'suggested name, of,'cther Avilh the name and
address of conteslant must he plainly written.
Surest ions must he addressed to COXTKST 1)1'--PAIvT.MKXT
JACKSOX COUNTY CWKAM KUY,
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WHY
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