PAGE SEVEN
Reporter Finds Much Talk
In And About The Films
Nowadays in Hollywood, Cal.
MDFOIfD MAIL TRIBUNE, M1DFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. JAN PA It Y 8, 19121).
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I know an easy way to keep from
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who. can judge
this woman?
married to a brute, in love with a man
SOMETIMES, Laura thought
herself in the grip of some
terrible nightmare. But the
steaming, fever-laden jungle
with its brooding loneliness
and that tattered, whiskey
sodden beast who was her hus
band were only too terribly
real. How could she have ever
dreamed that she loved him
the scientist she had
thought a nunl
True, she was young when
she married him, and Came
with him to the jungles of
Brazil. But fever that white
man's curse of the tropics
had got into his blood and
she had seen him slowly de
generate into i booze-soalced
beast.
ThenTownley,
young, clean,
wholcsomc.came
adventuring up
the river. At
titst.lookinginto
her eyes, he could
scarcely credit
his senses. What
CONTENTS
February
February
The Marriine Wrecker
I Pewned My Very Soul
The Wife Who Hid to
Hive Romance
He Couldn't Auurd
lo Merry
Docs Love Always Find
W.y?
Mate Calls to Mate
The One Woman for Him
. and 7 other stories s
he saw was a girl of twenty,
with the body of a youthful
Venus glistening hair,
creamy slcin and sutr-likc eyes
eyes clouded with silent
misery.
As Townley stayed on,
anger, amazement, picy .strug
gled with a stronger emotion
that daily flamed more fiercely
in his breast. And when, one
day, in an unguarded moment,
an answering light illumined
her soft, dark eyes, flashing
him a wonderful message
Thus began this strange drama of
the jungle a drama til madJcn:r.f
love on Townley 's part a trajjedv ol
renunciation, ol desperate battling
with conscience, on the art ol Laura.
Don'c miss this startling true-Life
storv, '"Flower oi the
Jungle,' which
appears complete in
February True Srory
Magazine.
By Mary Greinix : phases of thU Hound picture it-
HOIJAWOOD, Cal., Jan. 4. ; velopmeul Is Its lli.ancial talkine
(Special correspondence! All the ' power, producers are ho sold on
world' a stage iuOUollywootl these ' Hie possibilities thnt they now con
days,, und all the men and women ' shier silent pirtures it risk,
urn wondering what the world Ik ' On the other hand, million of
coming lo. With all the tun, uct-' dollars are being expended tin new
orn lieliiK UrnKKed mil of lee.ltln.ute talking picture I'qiilpmeuF by (he
productions and thrust Into Ihej various producers. All prodiicllou ;
l.luvle- Held with big salaries tindjw..rk .-.-as,-.! at the Wum.it H...K.' j
tat jiaris. U looks like lean days! studio over a month ugo, anil the
ahead for the .strong, silent men. j eutire pluce was turned over lo :
Standing on lite outside, look lug ' caritentets and technical men who!
ul the Inside, it's euotigh to are souud-PriMiliug every thing from j
strike some of Ihe former screen ! ilm seven talking picture stages to
IbeuuticH dumber. Things are cer- the ittruuce rooms m the execu-:
laluly shiflliw:, and it's not only Ihe live buildings.
'scenery. Hay by day more and Hales uiion bales nf cotton and
more "Hinging fools," cuharet en-. sand are clumped from trucks in l i
; tettalners, musical comedy stars the- lots dally. These are used lo
and llroadway actors pass through pad ihe walls of the stages, while
idle gales carrying long term ron-j close, to the celling and lu every
! tracts under their aims. i nook and cranny nre ikiured the
I Ami those who have long been i mixtures ol mica, ami sawdust
itrained to silence uecds must break throiKh which the intruding sound
jthe spell and speak right up If: waves are .-aid to be incapablti of
'tin y waul to be heard at all. In . traveling. ,
iinany cases ihe iiuknown xtra Point With Pride i
siamis a ufuri uinii. -., r..,t,u,.o ..r ti.n ,...,,ir- U'u,.,.
lake., seriously than the lormer , ;.,.. ,,r,Ue
"'Tin an old stage actor," .let-lain.-. l" M.ey say is Ihe very first
111111111,10, " , j camera boo It ever used In lo y-
ed one ra her young lo klnft . ... ft. '
m the olflce of, "'f11","1'' there In lsi'U. when Warners pro!
where he came lo seek work bete ,.,, .,, ...,.,,.,, I
thn tftv :,t tlie ,,,, "i-'i .,. .,...1
getting fat Light a Lucky
ir J
instead of eating sweets"
thhi morniiiK. ICven
1 picture, "'Die Lights ol' New Voi k." ;
itiesk "-'-r'"1"; ; ,;:';i;:rs"irr;l
cumbersome hox on win4 Is, with
what uppeurs imw lo be a lauh-!
Time in on the True
Story Hour broadcast
every I'riday night
over WOR and the
Columbia Chain.
Consul: Your Paper
for Exact Time.
Out Now I
,ed and automatically began ring-1
:ing for Ihe casilng director. Kvery-1
one In Ihe same office from then I
... ..... ...... .................... .. ,hui"i
, 011 ..... u and padding, with uo arrangemeut j
' shrbW.i.c, iJsw Mrs
iTIiednmborhre.hrenofmieh
r;,rr, :;eHsi:.m! ...
mak..Vs rah up the enure fil ;
Ihe only Iro.b es. that. , e to rn er dcclrlcally controlled
worn stuniu'il into bcatitiK ;i mh'iii i , , .. .
: retreat bv the lit-st bombardment I -""' ln -"" '" mlort-
iol talkies, and there -is only sol Four New Talkies
: 1, r 11,0 n ft in retake. The seven stages, now bein-t ;
Whether to retake It, or to re- sou.11. pioo.eu ... u cos. ...
treat sllll further to the territory W, will he completed by Monday.
being vacated by their successors, when Warners will begin Tour now .
is a point of strategy now being tarkieH, all of which are well known
considered by the noiseless ones. ! stage successes "The Hottentot,"
II Is not at all unlikely that the I which will feature Edward Kverett
old "lelt" will be left speechless ! llorlon : "The Time, the Place and j
this vi.-aordl.iarv reversal of the (lirl," "The (iamblers" and j
things' that the screen will get I "llonkytottk" with the jazz-wurb-
.... au lunnier and the stage j ling Sophie Tucker, now on her
will become the vehicle of silent i way out from Ihe cast uru those
-....,... 'listed.
, , 'ii, morn enternrisillg With $15,000,000 more to
'voiceless stars have already begun
! practicing nights on dancing tech
nique. Add pantomime, the art in
be
spent during the coming year l.y !
this one studio nloiie on sound- i
uictuie eouipmeul, and several!
Time
Story
At All Newsstands only 25c
.....i..h it,,.v hfivc ulreadc baen more minion on coniracs w in. me -
-trained to past mastership, and al- legitimately trained actors, It looks j
most nnv deal man woi.n. .e g.a.. as iiuumu
to see llie show. j minds made up as to the future of
' Few Stars Working the talkies.
i Hut at present tbie are a com-! Ho a humble reporter's advice to
paratlvelv negligible number ot the soulheiu Oregon actors, who plan
well known screen stars worklr , on taking their au.blllons lo llolly
and the lols are full of those who wood for a hearing, is to leave
have never seen Ihe inside of alMedfo.d via the Old Stage Road
screen studio before. and act as experienced us possible
I One ol Ihe most Interesting rafmr -triiyettlierB. '
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the utmost in travel convenience.
To Portland
Leaves
"Slusu" 11:45 a.m.
Oregonian" 6:21 pan.
Si Uer-Grav" Stage . . . 8:00 a.m.
To San Francisco
Leaves Ar. San Francisco
"Shasu" 7: It) pan. 10:0a.m.
Oreeonian' 10:40 a.m. 7:30 a.m.
"Silver G.ar ' Stage . . 9:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m.
To Coos Bay Points
The "Shasta" from here connects with motor-coach
leaving Rosebutg 4:40 p.m. to MatshnelJ.
To Klamath Palli Eureka
lv MfJfotJ - 9:00 a.m. 1:00p.m. 4:0p.m.
At'. Klanuth Falls 12:15p.m. Wipm. 7:45 p.m.
Motor-coach leaves Grants Pass for Eureka 9:40 a.m.
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ur of "Silver Grays"
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atidiuon to Pachc H.phway travel branches rad.a.c out
from such centers as Salem and Albany to Nhinnmutb,
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CLAfifilTlED 1DVEETISLNQ CIT3 EE80LTI
Finding Ihe common ground of
lndivldl.nl experience and using .11
in til.- aggregate us a force from
which to construct achievement. Is
the key to progress in a nation,
according lo Irving Vlnlng, elo
quent Ashland resident, who was
the speaker ot the evening at Ihe
K I w a n I s club Installation anil
Indies' night banquet at Hotel Med
rord last night.
That In the educational system
of America, loo much stress Is still I
l.i Id upon Ihe differences of na-1
.lonnlltlej. races and groups within ;
the nation, and not enough upon
their likenesses, was another Inter
esting point developed. This has ..
tendency, iiecordlng In the speaker,
to retard the progress of world
iinderslnndlng, harmony and pence,
rnilil Mr. Vlniug, who advocated an
intelligent program of revision
within the educational system, In
cluding the rewriting of textbooks
from the more constructive view
point. Tnasls and songs "To the Unites"
were freipient . broughout the first
part of the lively meeting of more
than 100 persons last night. Thee
were followed by Ihe installation
of the new Klwanls club president,
Jack Thompson, by William Wal
ters, recently elected president of
the Ashland chapter. -Mr. Thomp
son will take the place of It. H.
Hammond, former president of the
organization, who before Ihe Instal
lation thanked the members for
their cooperation throughout the
year. Following the presentation
speech of Mr. Wallers, nnd tho ac
ceptance by President Thompson.
Carl Tengwald passed around the
new Klwnnls badges, as a gesture
of "starting the new ear right."
Margaret lluntoon Williamson
enlertnlned tho members and their
guests with three delightful vocal
solos, ftceompnnled on the piano
by. Mii-s Jeunesso isutler. The
songs, compositions of Clara F.d
w.irds, were entitled "A Yesterday,"
"Clcn.'-nlinc" and "tidy Moon."
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TO LOSE FAT
One is starvation, cne abnormal exer
cise. 'Die other is cn.botI.cd in NUrmola
prescription tablets. 1 lie Marmola wsy
is based on modern research. It lias been
used for 20 years m.liions of boxc I
it. The results arc seen in almost every
Lircle, in new bc.tuly, new health and
vitality.
A book in each bos of Marmola gives
the complete formula, alfco the reasons
for result. Users know just how and why
the-chnngi'S cotae algiut, and why they
arc beneficial. Learn tho fects. Try the
scientific help which has done to much
for so many, sod wjlch what it docs for
you. Start today by asking your druggist
ivi 1 box if Mwmol.
According to word received from
Clrants Pass today - by Medfonl'H
Legion post, veterans of the ell
male city are planning a big time
for those who uttomt the annual
fourth district conference to he
held Junuary 18.
Tho city will ha decorated and
a program bas been prepared
which iDcludes the business ses
sion of the officers and members
of posts in the fourth district from
to r p. iu., u banquet at the
Hotel Del Rogue at ti:30, followed
l.y a big dunce. .Stunts and enter
tainment features will be provided
to keep Ihe large number of visit
ors interested.
Commander .1. (!. llromley of
fl ranis Pass post Is lu charge nf
Ihe preparations' and in a telepbotie
conversation will. Commander r'er
.'iiisoii of the local post today de
clared that. In addition to Ihe slate
officers of Iho Legion and hxecu
live Committeeman Paul P. Mo
Donald, post cominanderB of Ihe
district and other officers, there
will be a large number of veterans
from southern Oregon present to
euiov the gel-logeiher meeting.
All Me.llord Leglonunires who
plan lo attend the confereuco nre
asked 10 inuko their intention
known to Adjutant L. C. Oarlock al
the Chamber of Commerce. Fur
ther details of the expedition will
he Blven at Hie next meeting of
Medlord post Monday, January 11. i
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THE modern way to diet! Light
a Lucky when fattening sweets
tempt you. That's what thousands of
lovely women are doing successfully.
The delicately toasted flavor of I.uckies
makes them a delightful alternative
for fattening sweets. Toasting does it.
Toasting removes the impurities and
improves the flavor of the finest to
haceo. That's why folks say: "It's uood
to smoke Lnckies."
Men who pride themselves on keep
ing fit discovered this long ago. They
know that I.uckies steady their nerves
and do not impair their physical con
dition many prominent athletes have
testified to this fact. They discovered,
too, that Luckies don't irritate the
throat a fact subscribed to by
20,679 physicians.
A reasonable proportion of sugar in
the diet is recommended, but the
authorities are overwhelming that too
many fattening sweets are harmful
and that too many such are eaten by
the American people. So, for moder
ation's sake we say;
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation -No Cough
Coast to coast radio hooft-uj every Saturday night through the National
Broadcasting Company's network. The Lucky Strike Vance Orchestra
in "The Tunes (fiat made Broadway, Broadway,"
J n Nazimova
1 Famous Stage Star J y, V '
, 4 iff 1 , XK
1 mAlr
V "p ' een
faWf Jilt
Reach
. for a ,
Lwctcy
' instead
of a
sweet.
The American Tobucco Co. Uanufaetureri
TO BED PART OF TIME
i
!
Tr. ;. II. renter, who lias Bpt-nt I
mnuL of (lie pant three wooKh in
hud antl expect to purHiie tho hiuiih
coutho for iho next two monlhH, in
ortjer to allow a broken hip to hen!
properly, was nceii ylown town thin
foreiionn. wnlkiiiK with u rune, huv
Iiik been rinipeliiil to hreiik into
thlH remedbil routine l.ctiune of J
no me urgent hniiineHH.
It feoiiiH that hint Hummer when
the, ear of Ir. nnri Mrn. I'orter r(tl
liileil with ttnotlu-r cm- on the roml !
near Madcr:i. (.'al., in which accl-1
dtnt Mth. 1'f trier wan mi hailly
Injored ntitl he hailly hrulnHil, flint '
unhcknownHt to him until nhnut
n minilh an, he Hiitt'ered a hroken
hip.
KollowhiK his return homo f ruin
that accldenL and full rtjcoveiy
from the hruixe.i and uiiik fnin
tallied. Ir. Porter Huffered much
pain in hln apiut! and in uther,
partH of the body, which In for
weeks attributed an a Hort nf hniiK-
over frtint th iiccldent, hut nvverj
even HitHpccted thnt hit hip wiih j
broken until about a month uko.
followhiK a hunch wtven him by
Dr. .1. J. lOmniciiH, ho diH-hlcrl to i
go to thc,Mayu Hrortliot'H hoHpItal
at KochcHter, Minn,; nnd untterKO
a thorough exutnlnn.tioii there, In
effortH In f bid out v3iat ailed him.
Kn rnitttt to ItoeheHter. he flop
ped off lu Han Friineinco on ntnne
liUHinetiH matter, and while talk
ing will) a phyidclau filend 1hrre
thf latter induced Ii i tit tu i;o to the
Hln.ntnnl hoypllnl and ho fxauiin
el. I'JxaiuliKiliou l I w c 1 ti h e d I he
broken hip, ami hit rctuiiud home
Mini hi.M b-fn lukliiK thin lyinr In
bed most of tho day. and early to
lied at niKht treatment ever Mlnee,
wllli only a wlmrt time on bin feet
dally ul heme.
I. OIF.
TO INSTALL JOINTLY
The officers-elect of tho Odd
Kellowi and Kcbekah lodKOfl will
bo inducted Into their ntatlonn at
it joint humiliation to lie held at
tho I. (). O. I' hall tonight. While
the ceremonial I.m milto formal. In
keeping with lit imlint ic fornin find
liniliilniiM. features will bo Intro
duced lo Klve thi Hervlce a lllfiMt
Imnro-Mlve Hlirniflcanee. Tho cere
monial will be comlui'ted by dlh
trlct depuih-fi nf the frnnd hidKCH,
with their reHpertlve niaffH.
Kiillnwiim Ihe lodge meeting;.
IlKht lelrenhnieut will ho serve
All local nnd vIhIUih; in em hern will
be v'l'i'Hv w-'I'-ntned,
STATE DAIRY CATTLE
- ORDERED KILLED
8AI.EM. Ore., Jan. 8. tVP) Kti
liorlntendentH of Htnto institutions
were ordered by tho Htato llve
Htock Hftultary board at a meet
Inn hero yentorday to kill TBI
head of dairy cattle that nro
.f flirted with contngious ahortlon.
V totut of 113 others were or
lcrorl 'beefed" and will be killed
in fnitt ns the Institutions can use
the meat. These anlmaln reacted
to tho abortion tent. It will he
necemcuy for the InstltutlonH to
buy larKe imantltle of milk while
tho herdH nro be.njr rebuilt.
fireHhnni A pjnoxl mutely $irt.
9'l will he oxp'. nded by Multnn
mah county duriUK IU29 fir vond
lintirov'etiieiilH.
MIAMI, FLA., DEDICATES;
MUNICIPAL 'AIRPORT
MIAMI, Flo., Jnn.. UP) Mln.nl
to.ik lo thf: air .Mm.clny to dull
caio a new n.unlclpitl nlrport. 1 1 fits
for the occasion wt-re non.e 1 Till
civilian nnd mlllmry planeii. while
nt LukvhurHt, N. J., the trlunt navy
dlrlh'lhlv Lou Annck-s wiut hulnx
irroumiMl for u trulne .luring the
evi-nt.
Many notnliles of the oeronaut
Ical world were gathering for tho
oflclnl dedication exercldet. which
will he followed by a gala elrcim
of nerlf.1 eventn.
William P. McCracken, Jr., o
sinlant necrtary of commerce, aero
nautic dlvlfrinn, wan awarded the
honor of dedicating the port.
Kl.oou Arademll' "Pur."
STANFORD U.MVEHHITV, Jim.
8. 45 For the flrrt time In the
hlftory of thlrt university, a irtudent
hus shot academic .ar throughout
hid iwholastic career. Arthur F.
Hcotten haa graduated with n
straight "A" In every unit of the
Hi required tor a diploma.
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