Medford mail tribune., August 12, 1928, Page 14, Image 14

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"A Night in Spain" at Craterian Tomorrow Movietone Picture Thursday Vaudeville Wednesday
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Left Three of the Gertrude Hoffman girls who are coming to Med
ford Monday in "A Nioht in Spain." a colorful revue which is consid
ered to be one of the most spicy extravaganzas of the year. A Night
. in Spain" will be presented by George Hunt at th eCraterian. Left cen
0 ter "Honor Bound." a daring drama of life in a convict labor camp.
will be the attraction at the Rialto Monday, i uesaay ana wcanesaay.
Estelle Taylor and George O'Brien co-star In this interesting picture.
Center right Al Walton and Ethel Byron will be headliners at the
weekly Association Vaudeville bill Wednesday at Hunt's Craterian.
Right Marion Davies and Orville Caldwell, appearing in "The Patsy,"
a clever film version of the famous comedy which shows Sunday and
Tuesday at the Craterian. Movietone fans are eagerly looking forward
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell head the excellent cast in this Movie-
Illicit
ml mill rides I IMHM'nKHrs
JajTEt Gaynor mi Cnartes htrrell jttrect AngW." fox Picture
Tnnnin nrwnr
IUKKIU KLVUt !
HERE TOMORROW
In nnolh-cr thirty hour r Khh
Idford 0?atrogoci'H will hiive h
CHpf)i't-unlty of iiiwin tin "A
NlKht In" Spain" nm) riolnrmlMtHn
whether 't)ji H'lf'.v IImm'Ihh con
rout Ion 1h n warm iih rcportH from
(.Miicugo, hoth lny aw4 Hi't'Ht wouW
hiwn it.- Th oiu pt'i formunce will
ho ttlvi-n irt II Hnt'n C'ralcriun to
morrow niKltt.
jplnyi. Th uhow cnmM hr with
ihtf prtlH' of ih toiiirtt run I
over jiluyt-4 by a rvu in t'liinani. j
')w IUII Mrd hath it tint Huch j
iinwcmly i'nM tin "Imnco til' the j
Hrttl Kvo" and ktnrirwri Hlvr
I iwnirntM wpi'o potmit ImK-of flcn i
maKwlH to Windy Uy ciislojn. It j
Ih jjromlMrl thjit th sfto' will he
vitoinliiMl hern with all It h wosllh !
of ama'loK li'iiiuri'H, iiHhamportMl i
hy ctorou otijontion.
I'h II Mali or IniH H'turnod to tlio
least. Oo-strriiiff with Ted llenly
and A loon Htatiloy, thlw ti'lu m vi
ral o headH a pohuUiiM ontoiiraRi'
of Noino lKt) pt't'HoitH. KorcnioHt I
anions tho lni-H aro the M fier-
j trtido ! Inf Tina nn Cirls from tho;
m oui in Kongo, I 'arts. l m port ant ;
nu'inlH'i'M of tin- cant inctudt' llciha i
For I'oVur, action, nnd liighly
iktwtk: sit mi l hi iih IVw plclui'i s
thut liavo conn? to the Klaltn thf
Min fun Hin"H "(Nuiry l.slund,"
which ojpn.s a oju1 day onmw'
liicnt al tlw Itiattii today. Jtal.h
tiler, tin- dh'-tnr, has hrotlKlit to
the kcivVii a ni'i)pint? story ul' the
Joh and wm'I'owh that hesrt tin
I'oiK'MHMffmiM-ian, t i v k. L Hollers, and
fun-niulterH of thft world'H urcatcnt
MtnuHOJHont pwrk. l.ik(; Uu sur
i'iiwh that, lurk In-hind the fun ny
niank of tliu clown, thos ioph-,
whoMO lninrsH it Ih to entertain
tho public, have I heir t rased ien
"Coney Island" holds up the. mir
rur to this Hi rata of lift.
Ono of tho lai'KcHl and fastent
iMiIIma' dovity-H In this country,
"The (liant J i p ju1 r, 1 ' known lo
thouManals, was talch over for two
dtty.s and nehtH when the proper
utniOHfihcr aniftht he ohlaincd and
a truthful picture ho presented to
thtf people who have not had the
opixn-t unity of fceeinn: iho Breat
)laytrou ml.
Lolx Wilson, tlainty star of many
Hurer-filins, is aKMiri seen to ad
viintaRe in "Coney Island," as a
tiefcoi Kli'l on a roller coant
Iim'IIji, Monde-,, i
ast ax the woman who luvod and
lo:U through her own fidly. would
li-oine foi- hei- sirkitu' heauiy
nrddr t l oin 1 he excellent peri'nr
maru'c which slie Hives,
Marion Davie 9 at -
Craterian Today
esfdon.
comer
pictun
s. plays
women i
loud, and th,:
ported by
lluReiH Strong : and William IrvijiK
George O'Brien at
Rialto Tomorrow
"A NlK'Hl In Spain" to hy all oddn i Huara, Cortez I'eyK.v. Paul 4k
Mto fore in oh of enrrcut Shwhcrt ! Kei ral, Kodi Itiown. .Mabel Ash,
rovufls. Aloro elaborate in vroduc- ; Hid) Stanley, (icora.t Andorson,
tion and witre lavish Ih wrsMnel j ) len Uale, .Sid Silvers, Itarhara
tbuu "Ony Varne" It yet omdls- V'ernon. Tltit Coral, Hobby I'lnkus.
tacen t rwit KahalaWaM exbbliion I Sam Hraun. Lurry Hue, ,1. Colvll
l4i llw aVirimr idiaructer or its ! Dunn. Lillian . Smith and the
tfanccH and tho llbcialKy a.nd thor- j Andndni trio.
mifhneM of Hh unatoiutcat dts- Sevniv porHwiwhlo youivr wrtni-
Km Imnian public sehools. accord -
jinj; to tho latest Instructions from
A picture that is bound to cause the ministry of education. Kuk
a lot of dismission aiming patrons llsh will thus take the place of
of the Kialto theatre Is "Honor Oerman. which was intensively
1 ton till, which opi'us tomorrow , taught h ere t of or
for an enKanenionl of three days.
Vol since "Tlw Honor Sysiem,"
which was also a Kox l-'ilms pro
duction, has there been any film to
Tin -re have been marvels t hru
all atjs, and the seven wonders of
ih" world have been known for
1 I'L-nluries to the entire civilized
-inverse, bul it has remained for
( 'hristy Hros.' bin five-rhiK u ml
. aiiinuil shows, which e.hihil her;
,ini Saturday, August. IS, tn produce
!oihe.rs as equally well worthy of
recognition, ' .Jungle melodies and
i scenes from the immense steel gilt
laronas that would have held a
' I'haraoh spellbo'iind, aro rrducod
1 to perfect harmony and seta the
blood of the onlooker to dancing
i in his veins. Vis thev witness the
wi'tn i.ni,,,,,,,,,, ullillluu , r,
starriiig ( ,inil m)Mt fProPiniIH African
'lions, Henjcal tigers, with other
wild animals, as they obey the will
of man. and at a simple anil quiet
direction perforin the -nost mar
velous feats.
' Fire, iho most terrifying of ele
ments to the beast creation, is en
countered wit hum hesitancy at a
simple word of command, t'n
leasljed In the groat steel ribbed
arenas a big African lion springs
like a wild cat to the back of his
intrepid mount a ml with all t he
grace and dexterity of rising rivals
performs feats that are almost
incredible. Hoops of fire have no
terror lor mm as no leaps tnrougn j
them with all the abandon of a ;
ttNfilJKM OlWrs UttKMAX innisiiod artist. I
KKOM KNTWOMA SCVMLS ' Tlu'n tll,'ni ' tho wn-ful foes
. , . , . I brought together in perlect amity
TALLINN, Ksthonin (A) lng-jto presvnt in conjunctive haiiuony
llsh has been made the principal ' a spectacular performance, the
foreign language to be taught in like of which the world has neve
Any American family who can't
find some of their own character
istics to laugh about in the
version of "The I'atsy,"
Marion Davies. now at Hunt's Cra
terian theatre, is cither lacking in
d Iscernment . or possesses funny
bones sheathed in armor plate.
Tho family should see "The
I'atsy" In a body so pa can nudge
ma and sis punch sis. Afterwards
they can all go home and live hap
pier and funnier ever after.
.Marion I avies as i'atricia, the
snub-nosed Cinderella of the Har
rington family,' wins, of course, ;
as a moM humorous characterization of
con- ' b'-it laurels, with the cleverest and I
nPW" f the .season. Dominated by hi-r !
conn ,n rn pons mot her and shrewish
M!l- ' elder sister, her life is hist one
Rudolph Cameron. , HnmiI. (lMMI.,, (i(.Mir,. .tfu,v ....Mibe.v
with a consummate grace around ;
the sled arena, leaping to and!
from distant pedestals, thru fiery
hoops, over hurdles and other
obstacles, and presenting the most
startling performance that eye of
man ever looked upon.
These are but. a lew of the lead
ing trained wild animal acts,
which also include performing
bears, leopards and leopard osses,
pumas, boar hounds, zebras and
iiebrubiM and a troupe of trained
wild elk. Kor the very first time
two troupes of wolves are intro
duced, This is the first time that
these animals have ever been edu-
to perform and they are
marvels in keen conception of
what they are doing. A quartet
ot llamas perform .wonders. It is
the first time they have been
trained to perforin.
earlier blockade., sides of the slid
transferred be- erews began work
operated on boih highway.
Addit jona I
if clearing the
st a ge
lUODDIXC. Cat., Aug. 1 1 . fP)
A second slide blocked the state
highway near Castella today after
Frank's Comedians
THE BIG TENT
6th and Holly
SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY
The Cat and the Canary"
MONDAY
VINING THEATRE (ASHLAND)
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
The Sensational Drama
"The Great Underworld"
Prices 25c and 50c
TODAY
ONLY
ConHtimwus Showing Today
From 12:30 to 11
A BLAZING CARNIVAL
OF JOY!
II Elf, IS A TIf
To
In i
TOMORROW
ESTELLE TAYLOR
and
GEO. O'BRIEN
In
"HONOR BOUNO"
Of iinuyi T0DAY TT I
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A picture that is bound to cause the ministry of education. Kng- tiger and the elephant, the eques- WW UX Y )f Yf ( CyY
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Vt : SLJ LAUGH SPECIAL W(
RIALTO NOW y: Hunt's Craterian -Tomorrow 1 MR W MARION I
K 18 patsy m 'M i
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Eve'- o t II . i. A FEW GOOD SEATS REMAIN Efml LIB M . M ..WPW
LOIS WILSOM
the world's greatest playground
story packed with adventure
CONEY
ISLAND
A tense story of o beautiful
girls' struggle for love
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ii ii i i i. r 1 ! KlffiW I ?I(P NOTE Thi .how play, today and Tue- AA AWAY i 1
I) i 1 . I O.Vfeyl'A'vV I Alji day, laying off Monday for "A Night in 'A ... .,, . . K
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