Medford mail tribune., July 22, 1928, Page 14, Image 14

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ITlDFOTiD MATL TTUr.T'XR MEDFtYTCD, OTJEflOX. SUNDAY. JULY 22, 1036?
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Alburtus, Miracle Man, Back Again to Rialto. Vitaphone and Vaudeville Programs at Craterian -V
T - ' V ' ,.-r f ( ' . sJ, . WV'!.iafart Ar.,-.. ,.r .. i -iiiim,iiiuaanin ljWaMMfcttWIIhltatt
Sctnt From " 7e Lott ftct th& iMoust with tMAv,iMzofyay xt&
Licrtti 8rrymor
Left Alburtus, who delighted Medford people two years ago with his uncanny mind reading and magical acts, is back again for a week's engage
ment at the Rialto, beginning tomorrow. Alburtus is a great favorite with Medford theatre-goers. Left center Owens and Kelley, who are sched
uled to perform before those who attend the weekly Association Vaudeville program at Hunt's Craterian Wednesday evening. Altogether there will
be five unusually pood acts this week, according to the Craterian management. Center right Adolphe Menjou and Evelyn Brent, who head a good
cast in "His Tiger Lady" which is the taialto attraction tonight. Right May McAvoy and Lionel Barrymore, who have been pleasing large audiences
at Hunt's Craterian during the last few days in "The Lion and the Mouse." This is one of the year's super-Vitaphone attractions and will be featured
today, tomorrow and Tuesday. William Collier, Jr., plays with thlsjamous team and an exceptionally good Vitaphone vaudeville completes the Cra
terian program.
Five Coupe Models Added to New Graham Paige Lines
Many Enjoy Great
Craterian Program
Arabian Picture
at Rialto Tonight
NEW COUPE MODEL
GRAHAM-PAIGE "635"
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NEW MODEL 629
GRAHAM - PAIGE
COUPE'
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'Tin- Lion aiul the Muni"." Ih"
X'iliiilrfiina, in find in tlia luetic as
well as niusji al accinnpitiiiiiicnl,' !.-;
inv slmwiiiK at ilintt's L'ratcrlan
I heal if In an al)-sla,r cast headed
hy .Miss M c. voy a nd Lionel I in r
i viiioie anil im-hhliiin Alee Kraiiris,
William ('oilier, Jr., Kmmett Corri
Kiin and .laelt Ac-ldnyd. "The Lion
and the .Mouse" is a brilliant screen
revival of Charles Klein's stni
Mirtiess and lias to do with (he way
in whir it the "mouse" tamed the
"lion." saved her tai her from his
power, and matrieil li(s son. The
drama is fntemdlied startlhmly hy
I hi' intiTtMiIatfl con versa t Ion of
the ehuraetei s. .M"a.v .Me A xny':,
' doll-lilie lovidiiiess Ik delightfully
ai!-;inenled hy Iot speerli.
There are wo arts ol "Talkies"
on the immrant that are hehiH well
reri'ived; ill fart, many in" the pa
(ions are railing them the, he si
short suhjerts they have seen.
I'i( hire an eneamptitenl of Arahs
set in li.e niids! of a sweet smell-ii--;
oasis, surrounded hy gently
swaying palms. '1 he only well Is
it natheiiiiK jnaee for chatter in;.;
wives. The hurn.nj,r sun heats
down pitilessly. A sud'leii hush.
Tinkers pointing. The arrival of a
haL'.;;inl, sorely tried horse, carry
itiK the weary forms of u ynoiiff
slieil: and his hride. Instead of
salutations, the youni; hrilu of n
few hours is rudely torn from his
Kiasp and offered to the highest
hidder.
Thus we have thu openint; scene.-'
of "Kleetwinfc." a flamin.-; love
story of passions and hatreds now
showing at the Itlalto theatre.
The uri'at Unlet! is also appear
Iim at the evening .shows hotli to
niizht and tomorrow niht In eon
Junenoii with thu regular pleturo
prcs'ram.
Now -onneet that fact with this NKW HAVJJX. July I'L (i If
otluT faet that oil forms carbon anybody reproves you when yoii
beiituse tin- oil brwiks down under WV "It's nie." refer hint to Kemp
heat. Ordinary motor oils, re- Mnii.np. instritetor in Knclish at
lined by old-fashioned methods "
ret i Hiring high heat, can stun J ,
only u comparatively small amount
Johns Hopkins. In u lecture at
Yale ho expressed the belief that
witch usage is more sensible than
the grammatieitlly eorrert "It Is I."
(.tiaham-l'aiKe lias brought out
a coupe on curb of Us five chassis
models. The two illustrated are
, typlral of I he lie w bodies. The
einht and the tiMI-iliHt W lleelhase
,ix iniodel t;.'!) liavt- rumble seats.
tThe 1 I !l-fnrh and the I 1 -1-ineh
Lady's name. Inviting hltn to visit
her. As be Is about to st:,rt off
(Hi this luisslun, the stui- in.niaer
and otbeis bai k of the footlights
ruin bis only suit of clothes, so lo
ts loieed to inaki' bis eall In Die
Costume tbiit be wears on tlo- M;ie.
tbitl of a )iiali;ini.itti.
MenjdU Wins llic piiine-s, whieh
, w tieelbase f six - c-ylind
biive four llltel'ltir sealx
est six (iiioilel Gli) is
- eni;er model.
rule Kvelyn I'.retil pl;i
until he nm-n tbroiiuli
adventures, one nf the I
Ills eoiujuest of ;i I''Iim
A lliei ic;i 11 I .eiotl
port at Kluln.
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Siilbei lui st.-n is
ttMek ;itol belter fj
rr eolipe?
Tile Miiall
a two-pas'
s, Inn not
nu met oiis
Mills beiilK
lolls liner.
us new air-
'or fh
t ion.
'Lion and Mouse at
Craterian Theatre
t M;m:mer Hunt of the Craterian
tin uli r reports r-eori1 attemianee
of 'I'be Lion and the Mouse.' with
an all-star east headed by .May Mi
iAvoy and Lionel l:anymore.
I This is a brilliant screen revival
!of Charles Klein's sl;ij;e sueet-ss of
Isoine years baek. The east iuelutles
!Alee l-'raueis. AVliJiaut Collier Jr.
I :inniett Corrida n and Jack AcU
; l oyd.
The story of the girl whtt taniotl
ilhe ftnanrlal lion who had ruined
lo r father, and In iloinn it restored
'her ilatl's honor and won the lion's
; son is stronu 1 1ra mat fe fare. It
toip-hes on an idea that will In- ;is
t rue a cent in y front now as it is
today. The play Is splendidly
jSlanetl and directed.
The two acts or talkies ami the
movietone news add more wonders
! this. it I ready grejit talk inn pi o-nr.tni.
SHELL REFINING
PROCESS told ;,
of beat In your motor because
I hey have already partly broken
down in the refining process.
A new way to refine oil without
hinh beat, thus producing a mo
tor oil with its wonderful natural
properties unimpaired, was dis
covered by Dr. Edclcunu of Un
man ia, considered the world's
foremost oil technologist. This
is the vacuum still method, where
by motor oil is mude from emtio
oil at low temperature and low
pressure. Dr. Kdetcauu's great
discovery was promptly adopted
by t he Shell company and 'Dr.
Ldeleanu came from Jlumania
to supervise personally the In
sta Hat ion of his method for the
production of Shell Motor Oil.
Only one-third s much carbon
as oven the costliest oils Is form
ed by Shell Motor Oil. And this
small amount of carbon is soft
ami sooty most of it blows harm
lessly away through the exhaust,
Instead of being deposited in your
motor! Shell motor oil is free
from tlo bard, flinty damaging
bon that en uses knocking.
OSLMl'Ud. Central contract
Don u las county courthouse is
si -is. r.ir.
Frank's Comedians
IN
THE BIG TENT
SUNDAY and MONDAY
"How Do You Get That Way"
Prices 25c and 50c
6th and Holly
Vaudeville Orchestra Comedy
Curtain 8:05
Kreedom from t arbon
no damaging "knock"
out your car, no extra
for Knotting out carbon!
1
worries
to wear j
expense
Sounds
iilutost too gootl to be true, yet
that is exactly what wo can now t
enjoy as the result of recent scieil-,
tifie discoveries on lubrication. '
Carbon lias become increasingly :
menacing to every motorist since i
the blwh -speed, hi b -compression 1
niptni- is here to stay. Clearance ;
between piston ami cylinder heads
In these motors is greatly reduced,!
sometimes being only one thirty
eeond of one inch! Thus, even
a shuht deposit of hard, flintv
carbon will cause prc-inntiou
"k nock i ok" that lowers efficiency
and shot lens the life of your mo-.
..r
There Is a pussibiltiy (bat Med
ford may nee "a NiKbt in -Spain."
tho big Simla-rt rcxiie that re
cently dosed tile lotiKtl run uer
vu joy etl by a show of similar
character in chieuK". Ueoige A.
11 u hi, maua;;cr of the t iJitet lan.
is now neoilating for I lie ap
,pearan f the altraiHtoii locally.
Should tho bookliiK becfime a
fact. Medfold Will be one of but
seven t ft u s in the entire count ry
where less than week stands are
played, to be isltcd ) the at -tract
ic ii. The show is now en
joying a vet y Kiiccevst'iii run in
San l-'ninclsio and ! hooked for
ai( early aul uiun enga t;''ment in
Atlaiittc i.
It was the cniK i li" 1 plan to
,tuiiii the blli: oiutlt dhectly Ironi
San l'"iancis.o 1o MinneepidiH Mr.
Hunt, and othti' iii.itmpMM in the
leatUni; cities of the west have
represented to the Shuberls I bat
the weeK between the I'ubfotnia
and .Minnesota cities will be a
profitable venture Tie- hie;-. I
fdiowman Is confident that ih-
Shul'cits wilt d-t to tlo- fiii.in-i;'l
lure.
The show as now coiiM it ut
i the Mime tu t (-t and produe
tlon as It a a v d 0 1 lun its "ntlic
I! ft. week run ;it tlie I'oiir Cfdianr
theatre. Chicago, ami previously
at the 1'oriv r-tin fb t reet Ho'
rt re and Winter bit den, New
York.
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'Adolphe Menjou in
Rialto Film Today
Adolphe Meu.iou's hit est
mount tiittt-tiim ehi ic. Hi
l.ady," now on the smu
UluMo theater, is (be m...
piaetb al Joke that tut 10 it
real love affair between
woman ami a "super" of th
Menjou plays tlm rde of 1
actor in the cast of tin Koli
glere. His oTily attparent nhllity i
tt look majestic while uMihh an
elephant In the Kay opening 11001
ber. Otic of the tin bit ties of the
Foiled Im the w wait by Tiner latdy.
who attends every night, for lack
of anything else to do. From IdJ
perch atop (he elephant. .Menjou
alwayn Hludies her ami she be
comes an Idol to him.
The other members of the cast
notice this, and write a note to the
"auper," sluulnu it with the Tlficr
shov" 1 : A MOW I HURRY IT WILL GOON j? !
:?A Rl2Jia'iw' Mi
m TODAY 1 tyk ..''ff s p You'n Say- Il's No wwlM T '
one day only wl'!'ul I I l 1 l They All Rave After You
IT ADU'H1t MENJ0U i I ,Tli..g Picture !
f "MIS TIGER LADY" ::; 1 I sfl gffi JZZ.
H xTT3QlK. comedy by tha fl 'Vwl fMj M I S'TfiSffl SEEING I :
w .w """hI'.": -0 $M kJ hearing i
v , jS i I j Lionel Barrymore :
' HSikl vSJ 1 II nTcUrcSci the Mouse"
LMSKili!Q- I l l .T.S THE TALK ' '
rZi -jt )Swmmri mm TwoBig W ALL MEDF0RD h i
J TnAnT8 T'-r4ft,!Jl 11 Aclsof.. 1 -rs:: f&y i
' 3 iO,f0RRnir V ALS0 pSilllt "Talkies i:3o. 3: 15. 7. 9 1- flil
' "' '' l W Lst Showing 11 1 -JL Admission J'i SfP
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