V'ACTs RTX
Fanchon and
STORY TODAY AT
STATE THEATRE
Joan Arthur, the beautiful young
Ingenue who In seen Oils week in
"Tho lirnlten tjalo," from the story
of tho ftumo name by Emerson
Hough, now at thy Hlato theatre,
( iniikcH her second appearance on
tho screen, tho first having been In
tin Tiffany production, "Husband
Hunters."
Mlsa Arthur 1h haled uh ono of
tho most beautiful young women
on the screen and Ih considered a
iit! find, Ik uuiiMUiilly titlenled and
In her very flint appearance before
tho camera wiih what the people
around tho studio miy, a "naturttl."
Bh.o Ih a native of l'laltsburg, New
York, and In only nineteen yearn
Of ftgO,
! ",Ifomanco and drama uro bril
liantly 1londod In "The Mating
iUiH''r Thomas .Melghun latest
marring film-play which will open
ut the Klnlto theatro tomorrow.
Adapted from the popular novel
of tlie mno' nunio by Hex Hunch,
"Tho Mating Call" Is ono of the
most thrilling, and at the same
tlmo, most romantic celluloid
dramas that has come to tho
Hercm In "many months. it af
fords Mvlghan one of tho greatest
(-huructcrtseallous of his career.
; j "Tho Mating Cull" Is rich In love
Interest, and Meighan Is presented
with dual. feminine support In the
pretty portions of Kvnlyn Ilront ami
Hniie Adorce.
I The latter are both offered In
outstanding chanictorlzuiloiiH, MIsh
Jtront hh a charming and ultra
Nophlsticaled nuciety iuccu, and
Mb Adoroo as a comely ltusslan
immigrant girl.
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Colleen Moore
Coming Monday,
Hunt's Craterian
With n cast Including several of
the most taleiitt'd coined I a u s
known to the screen. "Oh Kay!',
I'ul leen M oore's It llaiious fa rce
opens tomorrow at Hunt's Crater
ian for a run of two days.
. Vivacious Colleen heads tho cast
In tho stellar role of "Kay," her
MitcrtalniiiK personality b e 1 n k
Ideally fulled for the churaeter of
tho, Independent young Kugllsh
It hi sho portrays. Much latiKhable
pictures as "N'auahty Hut Nice."
"Her Wild Oat," ami "Orchids ami
Krtutno" huvo establtnhed .MIhs
Moore us the Hcreen's outstandlnR
comedienne.
Alnn Halo, whose recent success
In tho field uf comedy bus 8ur
puKBcd his previous aehlevements
nw a perron "villain." npppnri as
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STATE
.THEATRE
South Central Near Elyhth
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'TODAY
'The Broken Gate"
Featuripg
Dorothy Phillips
Any Seat 15c Anytime
' Children under 12, 10o
Continuous Show Dally
Matinee 1 to 5 P. M.
- Evening 8:30 to 11 P. M.
Saturday and Sunday, contin
uous 1 to 11 P, M. Pictures
Changs dally except Thursday.
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EMERSON HOUGH i
o
Marco Revues
tho d(;t?:tlve In "Oh Kay!" ono of
the most prominent Hupporllnjr
roles.
CELEBRATED STAGE
' Willi tho opening today (if the
i celebrated Kanchon -.Marco stage
i presentations, which will bo a
I weekly feature Vnch Hunday, matl
i neo uml night, at Hunt's Cratorlun,
j Med ford will bo given a treat In
moult, d miro and gorgeous sets,
j The opening number of the ro
'vues features Georgia line's Ocn
! ver Hcautlcs with tho Trado twliiH,
jlnto stam of (icorgo White's Hcan
idnls. Tho fen t lire picture Ih Win.
Haines In "Kxeess liaggagc." with a
now Haines, wlio )iuh succeeded In
developing the most human per
Honallly on tho American screen
today. Tho laughter and fun-lov-Iiik
Ih there, musked at times by a
Hereon of team.
Director James Cruze, reniem
bored for Ills marvelous dramas of
"Old Ironsides" and "Tho Covered
Wagon." Hhov h himself to bo at
least as Brent a master of human
emotions.
AT
RIALTO TODAY
Tim McCoy, dnshliiK adventurer
of the screen, has a new setting
and a new brand of adventures for
his newest role and consequently
reaped a nvw triumph In "The Ad
venture!'," his latest vehicle, now
playliiK at the Klnlto theatre.
It Is a romance of tho tropics,
with McCoy playing an American
minhiK eiiKlneer thrust, through a
straiiKo trhk of fate. Into the
midst of a halln-Ameiican Itevolu
th.n and. throtiKh a series of
Nlronuotis adventures. Into the po
sition of arbiter of tho fates of tho
litth. country in which tho strange
adventure took place.
It mln a alory crammed with
thrills, 1 ur Inn feats of horseman
ship, and with a pretty romance.
McCoy plays a mining engineer
whose friend Is deposed uh presl
dent In a revolution, lie loves his
friend's daughter which leads
him to take a hand In affairs
and then the fur begins to fly. Ills
sensational escape from a firing
siiuad, his strange nnd thrilling
capture of a rebel general, and
several other astounding uml ox
etting detiitiH mark the swiftly
moving story.
Iinrothy Sebastian's dark beauty
Is charmingly displayed as the
heroine of tho new play, a vivid
senorlia of the tropics.
CMriwIflod ndvortlwlng KM resutti.
FRANK'S
Comedians
IK
The Big Tent
6th and Holly
Fri., Sat., Sun
The Irish Comedy
Cinderella
O'Reilly
Tent Well Heated
Prices 25 and 50 cents
MEDFOKD WATT,
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Begin Today'
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Left Preston and Isobel headliners in the weekly vaudeville pro
comedy "O. K. Kay" which comes to Hunt's Craterian Monday and Tu
right Thomas Meighan and Evelyn Brent in "The Mating Call," whi
AVIATION EXPERTS"
TRY TO VANQUISH
ENGINE NOISES
Ity Aiiflruu Herding
(Associated Press Staff Writer)
laONOON (A) Aeronautical en
gineers tho world over are work
ing long hours day und night to
hoIvc one of tho greatest problems
of commercial aviation noise.
The currying of passengers by
air, they believe, will never be a
complete success until the inces
sant throbbing und pounding of
the great motors Is eliminated.
KnginectH uro only beginning to
approach a solution of tho prob
lem. Their difficulty consists In
negativing the discomfort to pas
sengers of traveling in closo prox
imity to two or three engines ag
gregating from 000 horsepower to
1 300 horsepower roaring away at
tho rato of from 4000 to 5000 ex
plosions a minute. The.su engines,
moreover, uro rigidly connected to
tho fusihign of the nlrpluno by
materials which arc highly sound
conduct Ing. Tho stay wires, wings
and cabin walls are of good rcso
nont material. The cabin Itself
reverberates and becomes a sound
box. All these points create con
siderable difficulty.
With regard to the engines, if
tho frequencies of tho motor ex
hausts are nut exactly alike, beats
result which Impinge unpleasant
ly: upon tho pasHougors' oars. Tho
propeller itself is a considerable
sourco of nolso and its own pe
culiar sound, like that of tho motor
exhaust. Is rich In harmonics, ac
tually producing a complcto series.
Substitution uf metal for wooden
propellers lias cllmfnated Nome
noise bocauso wooden screws were
more, subject to slight bending
known as f lexuural vibration.
Ono uf tho first muans exports
are employing to lessen nnlwe is tu
j T" j GRAND OPENING
FvV j Mi Fanchon & Marco sjgM j I
S I f tm Vvll Continuous S II If I
! -i,2;30,o,,p'm'fe Georgia Lane's Denver Beauties I
i w m i with , I
in !3,M"V"V;ji Another i . tlJ I.
I , B,u m i "THE TRADO TWINS" If '
:- AnW g j World'8 Famed Dancing Team W 1 1 j
p ri'M- ' A Gorgeous Array of jSmtL( J Feature Picture I
s' XiAkX A Champion Among i Feminine Splendor BTHiK ;? V ... I
; Mil - W"lern SUr Magnificent Sets - Snappy 'IS W yJJyT "m- HAINES I
. s A f 1 mvvujr in uf A Dazzling Display immWl AtC5S baggage
2 til IN I I III . of Beautv U!Jl$1ll Broadway loved it as a stage play-You'll
S HTL :r in DeaUiy YWh4mSJSAr llke " "" bet,er " "mashing screen
Adlventlirer j j yf NOTE-No seat. rc.r7T7ff ThrsNcTnHEvReSntAoT
I ' lf i "U -Cfi served I I Anniversary Month ;
r.i VD ALSO . , . I I f i f , , Admission
E: I 111 1 GOOD ADDED SHORT- ' - l ' V Matinee and Night l ' '"UJ
. Hit the trail o( ro- COMEOY . ' I HlffUiL,! Y Children 25 ' :
: revolution, with a MUS,C g: H l)j lVl VS. 4 ' .V Start. afe hlT I -
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TftTBTTXE, fEDFORD,
"Wings"
'change tho construction- of the
cabins. H Is most important to
jmuko tho walls of tho cabin non
j flexible,' so that they cannot vl
; hrate. Koine cabins are now being
J lined with balsam wool and the
'floors are being severed with car
I pets.
The Imperial Airways company,
which operates a service between
London and tho continent, pro
vides Its passengers with a cotton
wool plug for their ears which lias
been found quite effective in ab
sorbing sounds of high frequency,
j Kngineers are trying to cllm
jinate a fruitful source of .uncus!
j ness to tho inexperienced traveler
I production of beat and its varia-
tlou. A passenger soon gets ac
! cu.stomed to constant rhythmic
noise and loses thought of danger,
j Hut when the engines got out of
jstep with each other and vary
'their beats from, cay. one in five
seconds to two a second, tho pas
Isenger at once notices tho chungc
j and becomes alarmed. Lxpert
mechanics arc now working on
this problem of synchronizing mo
tto ra.
! Considerable attention lias been
I devoted to silencing the englno ex
i haust on airplanes. Homo progress
j has been made, but no silencer has
icomo into effective use because of
jtho increase of weight involved.
Addition of weight. Indcud, seems
! to bo more or less the crux of the
! problem. The three-ply cabin ma
tcrlnl adds several hundred pounds
1 alone. . Until inventors can devise
ways of decreasing noise without
increasing weight, aircraft manu
facturers wilt be slow in making
use of the new devices.
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1 vwa wa whaja y AFP II V!aK central m fX IV XI TOW . . ,
Aniethod fcir preserving eggs, j m ' 1 J
and some market eggs' ' now are I- TTfew. ' 4 ' CjJffTIl 'f5!.V ' Efl
I treated by this method.. The eggs, t wV ' 'Unl 'WN. ' J-
i are dipped for a few seconds in a . "sEfjWhl U I f lM flI''nlnSnflfi1iM 11 II 1L 3 uilKh J
solution of odorless, tasteless, min- Umr lfiuE 'T rtCVl vlf jj III i I iil nB! 4 " TodfitV -Jf fO'fe'-!r"
oral oil heated to a temperature of, P5SSi2tiI 'P' I H'Cllfl -flr llllj UlL'v i vl fli ijilm-fiJ!
to 240 degrees Fahrenheit, Wmi llfll VJ" llCV! IS the ft4i3 KJllTflRH
which pi-eventH evaporation , of! n if II lliLVtfl"" ' T 1 aJ J I i' ' I
water fro mthe eggs. l'rocessed liljllj VlLBNlt XJ&y 2 r& VfS'-vkm
oKh uHumiy mo iu.,i in cid : IT ll ANOTHER GREAT EVENT i r- J !
1 storage, the method being used H I I 111 . n U r D
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Here Thursday
Charles iBuddy)RooEns, Clara Bow-Richard aulen in a scene
rnoM 'Winos a Paramount Picture
gram at Hunt's Craterian Wednesday. Their act is called "Tumbles, and Tunes". Left center Colleen
esday. Center right Scene from one of the biggest pictures of the year, "Wings," which comes to Hunt's
ch is the attraction at the Rialto Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
GUNS IDLE SKY
DALY CITV. Cal., Oct. S.uVi
Princess Anna Mitchell, member of
a Gypsy royat family und recently
reputed fiance of Prince Juincs lOIi,
scion of another nomad royally,
today faced a charge of grand theft
as the outcome of a near-riot be
tween two gypsy tribes near here
yesterday.
Police, a constable ami a posse
of hastily sworn-in deputies took
part in tlie affray, firing siiwcd-off
shotguns in the air in tin attempt
to scare the gypsies. The gypsies
retaliated by firing pistols at the
sky, and the battle was called a
draw without any casualty list.
The trouble started when King
Frank Mitchell, Anna's father, ask
ed a constable to arrest King Poler
KM. bend of tlie rival tribe, n n
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charge of kidnaping Anna from the
tribul quarters at Columbus, Ga.
The constable agreed, hut tho Ell
gypsies greeted him and King Frank
with a shower of clubs and stones.
The constable and his royal es
cort fled, but returned with the po
lice and deputized posse. King
Peter then accused Anna of having
stolen 1,0H0 from his trunk, add
ing that he had bouKht her from
her tribe at Kust St. J-ouis, 111.,
for J,5o0. Hoth kings and the
princess were In custody for a time,
but the kings later were released.
Now is the time to consider next
year's farm budget. Such a budget
Ih a carefully worked-out plan
'based on estimates as to how well
:a particular combination of crops,
j or crops and livestock, will pay.
;The farming industry of the Unit
ed States loses many hundred mil
lions of dollars each year because
production is over-expanded along
Hiinie lines and under-expanded
.along others.
A I wa y s pack meat skin d o w n
when it is put in cure. However,
when meat is cured in brine the
top layer is turned skin side up to
prevent tho rock or weights that
arc used to submerge It from
tabling the meat.
Pictures at Medford Theatres
LjM
Thomas meighan-Evelyn Brent in rex Beach's
'The mating call' a Paramount Pictur
FALL HOPES FOR
EARLY TRIAL DAY
1 KU PASO, Texas, Oct. 6. (Pj
J Albert U. Fail, former secretary of
: the interiur hopes to be' tried at as
j early a date as his health will per
j mit, on a charge pending against
;him of defrauding the government
in tlif Teapot JJome oil case, lie
isaid here last night.
Full expressed the desire to have
the trial held "not later than
April." and asserted that he be
lieved he would be in condition at
'that time to stand a trip to Wash
ington where he case would come
.up.
j The former secretary said that
jtho only charge pending against
I him is ono wherein he Is charged
; jointly with Hurry F. Sinclair with
j defrauding the government. The
harge of bribery against himself
Moore and Ford Sterling in the
Craterian next Thursday and
and Doheny has been disposed uf,
he asserted.
LOST IN DESERT,
CAIKO, Kgyt, Oct. 0. (JP) Five
1 days in tho desert without water
j reduced four hunters to such mad
. ness that they attempted to kill
j each other. One was found ye.s
j torday and today an airplane
i searching party brought back the
t others. N'ono had recovered suf
'flclently to give a coherent story
; of their misadventures.
I Six days ago an Italian and an
Kgyptian spoilsman with a drago
: man and a chauffeur, motored into
I the desert south of the Fayouin
; oasis on a hunting expedition.
I They carried food and water for
only ono day. '
I Treatment of hogs for mange
I and lice during tho mild weather
I of autumn is a good insurance
t against loss from these parasites
jam! tho probable extra and addi
tional cost of winter treatment.
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