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Talking Picture Sensation "Coming to Craterian-Weeks Screen and Stage Programs Good
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One o( the talking picture sensations or tne year w,c . ,vH,.u-,..
une oi int id j p Mouse," which has been made lamous
r,lSe.u..nS. of .laie p" ntati.n Wki. remarkable picture, ve,.
t ir i !ig M a y M c A v o y . W M I i a m Collier, Jr and Lionel Barrymore
pen9a rL at Hunt's CrMerian next Thursday L .-Scene fron.
..tu- I rtrt anH thft MOUSC, anuwoiy . - - '
m,a. i ru.. n i. f ,unnht th.itr-.nner3of Medford. Clara's initial dramtic film,
nnns at Hunt's Craterian: toniaht. A aood Vitaohone bill featuring
tvre in a clever skit, will also be featured on toniaht's Craterian program. Center nght-
: tk. ............ - i u - L, u. o:ln UahWh. -r.,cHsu anri WerinpsdaV.
Jack Bigelow and his musical misses, headliners on the weekly vaudeville bill at Hunt's Craterian Wednesday evening.
Jr., and
Ladies of the Mob."
The Four Aristocrats, popunr '" ;' ,. .. . "
uene airanon rune, . .,
Hobart Bosworth is the star or this picture, mu.ni
"IV iim
Sctnt From ' Iht Lion lad, tht Mau.et ' Kith iMi v iMctfrev tixO
Ltontt BArrymore
lUIMtrc. JIilo, .Inly M. M') ' (nwr,BlM',il,,
AI(M'I) tliail (10 PilHI'S nf K'ptll' HOrO ItCI-II IIMC (,f
IhriKit lluvc di'Vi-lnpi'il In Jinrrr wlli'l-i; liir-ri
within the pust f. w rtiiyH. Th II, .m.
10 i-
Kt'Uiiik' into tlu ; still stars
min i' hasn't n i urcn't tin
too old nml they istill in tli
tliy fi
llii'
lia v
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i-pi'Ifinic
nliirtTicii
in a-o,
I I. Mull-
M
ovie Careers
Short
.-. .-. .''.n him i n. , Wl I ll 111 Ml MM HmJumi
Frank's Comedians
IN
THE BIG TENT
Sunday and Monday
"TOO MANY WOMEN"
Coming
"The Girl Who Walked Home"
Prices 25c and 50c Curtain 8:05
LOCATION:
6th and Holly Streets
M'l'M till' Clislniil,
iirl icularl.V lumin
W! !'-lni-l tii
lini' In- was thru
1 he spin l Ihk
id kin-11 m
l.miK lias it
whenever nnte
(ills hasehall si
I he ininur.s lie
at the ai;e nl' :i:t, fur
wtitei-M 1u sinnnl 1 hi
ll is late.
"I n tifher field h iff f Mid en vi i r,"
write the huseliall reuutei'H, "lie
wmild lie nl hin hest lit Iuh ne.
lint In hasehatl :t:t in the jtm t.r a
ve (em ii a nd mine sandlol kid nl'
:'( talics IiIk idaee. Surety h.iMelmll
l';ilne Is fleiMlllH',"
W-ll, II Is. I.mik around ami
you'll liml most nl Do- rhh-r rern-
lives and hi;i .smresses are ."mi or
l.h v v a h it n t n. Ilernard Shaw
around "n, seoin to liave no dil'I'i
eully (eeidiiK hieely in ndvanee of
Iho rest of Hie world'H playwrights.
I.Mrs. l-isUe. no e,irJ liersc-ll'. in still
a pretty good uetress, and Musso
lini, wlielher you 1 1 U o him or not,
is Ioiik past the ealtow year.H.
I.oidc ill I lollwond
J I ll t Mi;' ha.si-haU writers, between
r 1 1 i r sohs over the latest ' fallen
liero, may now h'e pa use. '1'liey
may turn their learttil eyes out
Hollywood way, and there will
they See Hindi sights as never he
fore" met i heir lender Ku.e. Knr
. yo ii tvr wo ni r ii, ,1u si hw i ny 1 nt! into
the full hlortin nl" Iheir heauiy,
on n u women only hei; in n i nt; M
Iread Ihe road of Iheir matin Ily.
Ktrls of t i n
whose mi
movie fa us
wlioe name:
evening sUy
in
L' ", and so onM i nies
s nm e l.rouglit the
idilit! in ic lliein.
me lighted tip Hi"
humlreds ot watts
whose ael -
of eleetrie lights, girl
ing is heller ihan ii was five yeiir.s
iit;.i and heller than tlial of otliers
five years their Juniors, are passing
of Ho
Timers
lit h
t iio.-N :
of
movie
le-lieve
-.' I and
oml von.
Vielcling
pie lire heen use
Hot -
IT,, and
i i 1 1 n e a ml
Iheir pla.
IS. .Not
dd-
ifowri
anil i
children of 1 7 and I S. .Not yleht
ini; I'iiluMy, nor heeau.-e these new er
faer-s are more heaulilul or he
eause their owners are at; ahle. hut
yielding beeatise t he iill-too-l'iekle
puhlie di'inamls that every few
years it have new faees, alhoil nof
better ones. And if ynu don't he
lh'i it, ask yourself what has ho-
eome of lliilne H
t'nnslance tSinney,
Aiinter, And nunc
rei ireil because tin1:
innierstein, or whit hampereil
.r Mary Mile
nf them i it vi
ic grandinoth
I'm in Their TiM'im
ea, ;il most ehiidishness,
in I toltyw-ood today.
1 , hut preferably in
No. 1 7 isn't too young;
1 7 is fine, great, excellent. And
the wind passes around among the
studios not even to consider sign
ing anyone of L'fi or more, because,
Want
Youth.
Tu enl y
their tee
chance, siie
not only the produeers, by Mr. and
Mrs. Public, who set the taste
want them young.
The experts will tell you Ihe
average life of stardom for t he
women of the movies is five years.
And Ihe experts, when they say
l his, are not being conservative.
For not only t he va riety of new
lV-es Is desired, there's the chang
ing fashion in types. A few years
ago it was the sweet, innocent
type.
Today the puhlie wants "It" and
( 'hira 1 low. ( 'a n you, if yon are
haul pul lo it, visualize Mae Marsh
flladys I Inlet it or Vivian Martin,
( ;ntee 1 liii inoiid. Mabel 'Prune lie,
.1 une ( 'a price, Wa nda Ha why.
Ceveily li.iyne? AgneH Ay res,
( 'oust a nee Uenuet I, Marjorie i a w,
Doris .May? Hebne Chadwick or
Ann l-'niTesI, Justine Johnstone nr
Nila N'ahii'.' Uoing. going, gone,
hillerciit on the Stage
And I-lihel 1 la rry more, m the
legitimate stage, who was a star
years before iheso others, still is a
star ou, thejsanu legillniate stage,
an iirti-ess of high repute who finds
no difficulty in finding roles to fit
her years, whose artistry is not one
by the passing-
twelve-months, whose ucolsiint is
as great, w hose public is as large
as ever it was, and who. we'll
wager, draws ipiiie as big a pay
envenTpo as ever she did.
You will say, of course, how
about Mary Pick ford, how about
P.etty Compson, or Palsy iiulh
.Miller, Alice Joyce. !ebe Daniels.
f first magnitude? And
ot hers afore-mentioned
limelight 7 Yes, verily,
r Hul compare those
few to the great nun
have flushed brilliantly
ing moment, only to fh
and fall away. And Miss Pickford
etc.. compared to ihi
gone by, are as ihe drop
lo the sea.
M Clara Bow at Hunt's
Craterian Today
JOE
... HANDS H!S BOSS
sh I'k'Kiuril, ,.rT u,,,n Hi,, si Ti'i'M Imt ll Ikis taken
'-ANOTHER MO0On:---:
the ni,,:-l slirriim nl' nil.
A sriMt Ilia
UI1'I''I'VH'!'I
uf Hi,
I lasln .
'A Thief in the Dark
Rialto Film Today
Laughter, thrills, romance and
suspense is promised with the
showing of "A Thief in Hie Dark."
a mystery comedy drama of circus
sideshows which is to show ai the
Itialto theatre today.
This is j-aid to be one of the
most umisua I pictures ever made
and exposes the. means by which
mediums raise the spirits of the
departed and similar tricks.
a greater
What of
TalnmdiM1
P. 'be I n
attraction than ever?
M:i rlon Da vies. Norma
(iloriii Swansnn and
dels and Marlon IVivies
INm fa pi la Wealth of Japan Grows.
TOKYO lV) The latest cabinet
bureau statistics relating the Ja
pan's national wealth, the taking
of which started in disclose
ct valuation of approximately .1 ( '1,
:t0fui, l)(H), nan yet (the yen is valued
at less than Ml cents). This gives
per capita wealth of 1.731 yen.
The national wealth is shown to
have increased about 7o,nnn.An,n(in
yen since l!H:i. "t that time the
per capita wealth was estimated at
Mm; yen. The biggest items of the
recent estimates are land, valued
at some 33.0O0,no(H,nnn yen. and
buildings valued at around Hi.Onn,
miit.aiHi von.
The slar accomplishes this ii
"Ladies of the Mob," a thrlllin:
story of gangsters and their luve
f vui id hing which is ni rely t.-ikei
into con-.id'-iii1iou wIumi Hie polic
ri-piiris are read.
It is an enl irely different "hn
liow. who ihrows off the wiles o
t lie fla ppiM" and plunges berse;
into a powerful portrayal of
terror-stricken wife of a gangsiej
It is by fiir Hie heaviest bit of net
ing -l iss Mow has at tempted
she proves conclusively lhal si
ea n handle dra ma as well as 1 1
lighter roles which have made In
so popular.
The story, which was written t
Krnest Hooth, is a tale of a youn
collide of the underworld, Ihe hu
hand a crook and the wife a
templing at all times to keep h
straight. The climax produces
WASHINGTON, July 1 .- - i;P -Satisfaction
tt1th Hie meeting of
the democratic muiunal connuiliee
iu New York was expressed loday
by Senalor Joe Koliiiisoii uf Ar
kansas, democratic vice-presideni ia!
nominee, upon arrivin.-; i;i Wash
ington alter his visit with (luv
ernor Sinilh.
"1 have not Hie slighte1 doubt
I hat every part of the country, he
) tiding 1 hose southern slates in
which movements have iiccn stall
ed against the democratic national
ticket, will he given proper atten
tion and that long ho fort1 the elec
tion it will not only he ma do ap
parent that our strength in cor tain
siatos normally democratic as
maintained, hut surprising- --rains
may be iiniteiiated in other, states, templing at an tunes to keep hnn
"The meeting of the democratic
national committee iu New York thrill when, caught and surrounded
n.t
I More Good News
FOR PROSPECTIVE GAS USERS
on .Tuno 1st, lOl'S, wc announced our pnr-
Iht' properties of t lie Stmt hern Oregon
ompnny, we also assured the people of
improve
service
;in actual operating
usinii' lias under our
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f &Vq09 TODAY i
Wi W R' T". T ffiHuatMHCa chase ol
im w ienwg:n
I IPSf rVu 11 "" f 1
ml-. it r! WRii' loss, our rates to -onsunurs
pf 9& F conking schedule, xvere substantially reduced.
fa tt" fllap! Tlie response has been highly encourasin.!;'. and
lfe-r-'Wiii r 4 ifi&i jm'M justifies further changes for the benefit of gas
Bfr 1SWlH S' . J B.fV7W AlSS is T,. Hi,,.-.- ul. liav,. u.,1 1i,.i-, I.,I'..it iu.i..vi.l Ihe
I wil !i Cool Kitchen
imWJ flJp2foBI-ST. CV(N I W SM H We are lad to inniouiiee. a l'nrther liberal .-Image
Aj8Bt M V ft V W fM0 in oar j.oliev.
H TaUiea a w sVo Wml 11 Gas Mains will be extended for lOO ft.
mk ri1 . 0t IsKj -S?'N!iiMi S Service for a distance of 50 feet from property line
PS StocrW 'WMn J ill S WITHOUT COST TO CONSUMERS
4l 0?,. WmW v s .Ml l Connection charge of $1.00 has been abolished
ii - lulM.l 1 Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
m Con,fed Democratic Convention 4fijj I
Wfil u f F0N" MP Aund the world wm, .he A,,e,fS jj pg 209 W. Main St. K. I. DAZEY, 0 o
S 1 J I I A"" Ni"' 6th" Bifl F"'"" l j; 1 ftfcdford, 0r$ CS General Manager.
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lS,S.m
ivas harmoninus and 1 believe quit
effective,'' Itnbinson coiUiunefl.
"The new hairman. Mr. Kaskoh.
is an outstanding figure in t h"
business world and possesses a ge
nitts for nrganization.
".My reception, both in Albany
and in New York City, exceeded in
cordiality and enthusiasm the ex
pectations of my most sanguine
friends. In New York, where (iov
ernor Smith litis served as chief,
executive for many years, lie is ad
mired and hived by the people be
yond any other public man of his
generation. His sterling honesty
and sincere attachment to the welfare-
and best interests of the gen
eral public seem to be the basis
for his popularity."
by the police. Miss Mow takes the
most drastic methods imagined lo
keep "her man" on the st rnighi
and narrow path.
The two acts of Vil aplione are
well worth the admission to tie-wind-
show.
i in.' i' our .risioerats. the pop
ular Victor quartet, stop the show
Willi iheir seri:j of mlv.wl mn,..
hers. Ilyanis and Alelntyre do a
comedy skit entitled. "All I'm
I nn." that keeps the audience in
an uproar of laughter.
The Talking- News Heel is anoth
er feature on the bill thai, is much
looked forward to.
Whale Of
RKIiXA 1M, Me.
C. lienson found a
whalebone on the
me inhered helping his fat her ;
grandfather haul aslnue, ;n ye
ago, the carcass from which
c;i me.
I peels I 'ewer I tatiLi u pick's
U ASIIINOTON (.4) Although
lb.- rate of farm instihencv fs
Mt'nm,'.V high. !,. . Mean, agricultural ec-
-When On ni I ononiisi, believes a decrease in
large piece of farm bankruptcies may be e
beaeh he re- pe, ted .llirlnu the nevt 'few- ver.rs.
ud In :, piinted sliitement Mean liases
n-f- his prediction on the ability of
h farm incomes to continue improve
ment.
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