Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1929, Image 16

PACT! KTfiTTT
MEDFOKD fATL TRTBTiyE, MEDFORDr OTCTCCIOX. SUNDAY, JUNE HO, 1929.
LIFE OF SHOW
GIRL RELATED
BY FOLLY STAR
Miss Muriel Finley, the
Kinall. line never kim'm in hi
office but what the waiting loom
is crowded with people Home of
whom come from (Mutant par in of
the world to Interview him."
Mis Finley hamencd to explain,
however that there are t linen
! when even the patient Klo 'At-tS-'
feld K(t excited. She recalled one
neml-irat,'iu and yet humorous or-,
ruHion when practically every per-'
son In a production became tern-1
j pei'timeiital In one form or- an
other, nnd uroiiHed t tie Ire of the
i producer.
j li was on the opening nlKht of
i The Thre,. M usk-t i'cim," which
played practMnlly u year in New!
VuiIj. DiiriiiL' the five or k X
''Pprfpfit American Girl"iwm'kM i,f rcheiirsal the production
had been written and re. written.
tar flf 7lPflfiplH FftIliP? '"blfK-d und revamped until no one
$iar 01 .ItyiltlU rUllie&f entirely certain of his iuch!
i or stae buinesH. At drew re-
: hen run l the niht before, one of
the musical composers eiiKaed
for t he production, had not yet ;
Tells of Experiences Be
hind Footlights in New
York.
(wiitti-n Ihc musk- fur ne tit the
Mary (.irlniV )
Viiturt'il .sitnti. Irihlffnl, thrnilKh
the ii'Ih-hi'n.'iIm, Uih Ic'idluK HiriK'T
i--MMil-il nnnthfr song In- liml Just
sum;. In iiiil'T to kjiiii: lhi time. ;
l'.i-iniiHt nf tho liittlrach-n itiul
"I'ln Is Him umnili'St ' ili'tiilli'il i ffiM tH nf iIih ciitiri! -- !
llllllillll , III the wm lil," I'XrlillllllMl ilui lliin. tllf i'iililKiKfr fliiiJ foiKOl
bi'iiutirul Minril rinli'V, nun nf'ti'ii to wrlti' I iiiukI.- oven fur
tlif two prliiripii! show KiilH nf !lhi' upi'ninK- On thnt nlKht llnwi'
Ilia Whoiiiii'i' in oilili'llnn, who la ! uppiMin-d to In- u Jinx on the pi o-hi'i-ft
on a two wci'Iim' viirallmi to ; (Million, anil one mistake utter iin
visit hot- mother, Mrs. Wlllluni ictlier occuireil thrniiKlinut the
Kwnrlz. hefore retlnnlnB east to i-veiilnK. until the aetoiH were
resume In r role for the remainder keyeil up to a IiIkIi nervous plleli.
Stock Model Essex Coach That Climbed
Steep Table Rock Mountain Tuesday
i
r ".;m
o'clock a. in., and by which who Is
aide tu double her regular uhow
siilary. Hho ulno modi'U for some
of the KreateHt artlstM, Including
Jaiiien Montgomery KlaKtf, who
recently maile a lift ulzed n.'ilntini
!of her in coHtump which he calln
"The Xiegfeld C;ir," and which nelfilm operetta, operiH its four-day
i will exhibit alonK with a collec- run at Hunt's t'rliteriun today,
The Drvort rncr AVM "- has already .reate.l somethln,.- luctlon. llea.linK Iho
i ne uesert aong now ,,, n,, ,,,,, cottHt. unKui-i.eti ,.mye.- aro John ii ,w
Plavinvntrrntorlnn " " " showing at Warner jCurlotta Kin ami U ulse t an la
flaying at L.ratenan,tinl., ... ".,...,.,.,.. will, other prlneiiml role8 allotted
lie and crillcH alike In ll.e City uf . .'"''y Artl.ur. Edmu-U 4lar-
... . ... . .u tlni e . Otto Huffman, Robert I..
loe 0II4 nuiieu II us oor Ul llir ' . ....
oductluns ..uziuan, .uaiie
"The Desert SonK." the flrt
year's most importunt pi
and one that opened up a new
jfteld for motion picture producers.
'Jan, Myrna 1" and Del KIMutt,
Uion of painting of famous people where it v lll .play four engage- j The ;ducliim ' ntSLln9' sigmund The Swedish language i taught
1 in Hollywood thin Hummer. ments dally. This singing and ; ,,,..'.,, ,u ullu n.i ,:it 18 institutions in eight differ-
Dean (.'ornwall, another
nationally known
Mamuiiiiiy Known nrusi, nus
i painted two po.ses of her in cos-
i uine into the panelled walls of
jthe beautiful new Hollywood li
jhrary. Twelve feet in IjcImIU, ope
u front view and the other u pro
file view, these pictures are two
of a series of significant Impres
sions gathered from various sec
tions of the world and used by
Air. Cornwall In thfj decoration of
the elaborate structure.
AMsm Finley will return In two
i weeks to New York, accompanied
her sister, Constance Finley
Iteddy, who will spend the next
; few months enjoying (he nltrue
j tinns of the eastern city.
Illier- ""IS I'M.lUf. ,.KriwM .,f lw. ,,.M..iMl ijhltfu I(1. i., Iu
Schwab Mnndel'H stage produc-'
v-
CHRYSLER MOTORS
. PRODUCT
of the summer.
1 Aliss Finley,
who has
Then came the soiik which pre-
been ceded the unwritten number
. ; !
Mwrrel ' j
This picture shoxis (he Fsscv Challctigcr palling over boulders, loose
locks, through brush mid over Ih t cow trull to the top of Tubl 'f
Hock. In pulling over this 'AH Mr f-cul tfi-ade both tire chains were
torn In pi en's anil thrown off the vthccj. Th'. trip Ki the top and
iiroiiud the lop of TabTc Itf.U was i, mass of Iihiv ix-ks and IniiiI
dcr,, Mr. Iuige, driver or the car, said. "K was til) I could do to
Kit In the car, I he road was so rough." Moving' pictures of (Ills
demons) ration III In shown at Ihc .i-iiilrong .Motor company's
d)ov looms some I line nevt week. l S, Armstrong and II. T.
Ijinge lnlt everyone lo view th pictures. Announcement of Iho
dale of lite show will he made 1 1 this paper soon.
Battle of Sexes
Comes to Rialto
Theatre Tomorrow
run.
M
SIZE
The sotting for the New York
night club sequence In D. VV. CJrlf
fith's "The Jiattle of the Sexes,"
co m 1 ng to the Rialto t o m n no w
wus one of the largest ever con
structed. The locale was patterned after
a famous New York night club,
even to the extent of a large stage,
two hands, separate dance floors
and tables and chairs to accom
modate 2itu persons.
This sequence Ih one of the most
' miihatieotiHly. A liitle lalt-r one now -playing. j important In the picture and one
jut' the lend hit; actors, with whom1 Miss Finley has been featured! of the most difficult he has ever
i Miss Finley appeared updi the hi several of the Zh-feld pro- J handled, tirlfl'ilh nays, because of
stage In n pantomime nil in her, , d net inns now, including the , the diversity of elements he had
had to k" through a series of acts I "Follies," "Three M usli el eers" . UTld j l, cnntrol. The scene called for
v hleh had been changed consid- "Whooiiee." t lie latter which she i sIhhik ilia ma In u setting of
erably in dress rehearsal. lie be-1 will wee Ihrougli to the (dose. ! gayely.
ciiuie confused in one part and 1 which she expects to lake place I .lean llersholl, I'hyllis Haver,
whispered to her to tell him what; in November. Then she wants to Belle Kennett, Dmi Alvardo ami
came next. She whispered back I move lo I lolly wood, where she Sally O'Neil are co-featured in
several times, and when he j has two or three different offers "The Battle of the Sexes." which
sewned unable to comprehend, she j now pending. .lust which one of is a modern story of home life, j
said it out loud. jthein, if any. she will accept, she , tiiltflth produced a picture sim-
"Itaise your mug." (The mug !lcs mu know. ; ilar in theme in IltHJ. It was a
In this case holding tro. to its I At ih request of a director; sensation. It has lwen his inten-
. legitimate meaning). The audi- at Fnlversal city, she stopped' lion t( make a picture .similarly
ence, of can rue, attached the slang ' over on her way home and hud motivated ever since,
definition to the unusual line from - a. voice test made. Her voice was i "
I he blonde Murre) nnfl responded j pronounced of excellent quality
accordingly. The author, in the i and suitable for talking pictures, a
arkins
the First
TJiii vail, ntiu and moJem manufacturing plant ii JrvtttJ txclusiviljt U
lit pnJuclian tf tljmtuth moler tan. It it tht largtil plant 'fill tirJ.
Wm?LYlfOUTH
bMs One year old this
week is already a
giant in fact and favor
nniversary
of a notable Success
Only a year and (jf " C of f"11-" "rene'
Plymouth finds itself in C enduring stability.
Tom Mix Showing
at Rialto Sunday
ONE year ago, Plymouth
was a brand-new name to
the motor world. In the brief
tpan of twelve months, the
Plymouth, newly njinid and im
proved, has become a command
ing fire in the low-priced held.
rear of the theater, collapsei! at I field In -which MIhh Finley hopefc
jllilx point, eertaiu Unit the entire i to exeell in the future,
production wa.i ruiired. I ReturnlK lo the life of the
A little later In the evening Flo Follie uliis. .MIkh l-'inley claimed I Tom Mix, porlialily the most
called "the perfect American Kil l" ' hiH time are In the least way rea-l Zleijfelil nnnounceil that the eve- that, in hpite of the popular opin-. popular star of the screen for the
by several of the leadline arllslM There wus a deadly pause on the , iiIiik'h show was nothliiK more I Ion held of this class'of entertain- past five years, and originator of
nf today, described the simplicity part of the slUKcr, lind a hopeless i than a dress rehearsal ami thai ers, they were In most cases ex-I Die "new type" of western pic
nud composure of the famous pro- wisp from the composer who was anyone w ho wished lo iniKht have li emely serious about their work, j ture, is to be seen In his latest
ducer. who leaven tempei uiiienl lo ! staiiillnK In Ihe wlnits as lie real- jt lie Price of his admission re- hard working and ambitious.' Most : pi oductlon, "The 1Mb Diamond
the chorus girls of his productions im-d the result of his fatal ncKlecl. I turned al the box office. ! of them, she said; have, parents , Uobbery." it t the Hinlto theater
while he himself goes nboiit ills 'The orchestra conllniied with the! Mr. Zlegfeld. accordlnu to Miss ; depending uiion their Incoines.j today.
tremendous tusks In the iiuletest inllslc of the preceding souk and I Finley. Is one gcnlleman who pre- and III some inses, whole fanillies. Mix holds u position III the
Wliy possible nnd pelfeels inure In I lie singer on the'stage groilngly i lei s blondes in his shows, audi The average girl in tile chorus , beans of plctllregoers, that few
' the lust wo days of a rehearsal slid Into the repetition of the Bong presents only two hriincltcs among gels :iu n wi ck, sue sum. ne screen suns nave been able to at- !
than the combined cast of artists be nail previously done In re- Ills enltre list of featured show , average show girl gets $110 or i tulli. Me provides entertainment j
THE FULU1ZE PLYMOUTH 2'D00R SZDJN. tt7S
Special equipment extra
3 12
the biggest and most
modern plant of its kind
in the world a plant
humming to capacity to Keep
abreast of an eager demand.
Only a year and Plymouth
production has exceeded the
rate of 1000 cars a day.
Quality that's the story of
Plymouth success quality that
reflects itself in both appearance
and performance quality that
says to the automo
bile buyer, "No
longer does a small
investment restrict
you to a car of
small dimensions."
Plymouth is' the
enly low-priced car
of full-sixe roomi
ness and comfort,
strength and
tabilitv.
..j Plymouth is the only
f.:i.fimrr J low-priced car radiating
'Jf the smartness and truly
distinctive appearance born of
Chrysler designing.
Plymouth is the tnly low
priced car that has that animated
thrill of Chrysler performance.
Plymouth is the tnly low
priced car that offers you the
safety of Chrysler weatherproof
4-wheel hydraulic brakes.
Coupe, $655; Roaditer (mth rumbh
seat), f675; 2-Door Sedan, f67S;
Tourine, (69S; De Luxe Coupe (with
rumble icat), $695; 4-Door Sedan;
$695. All prices f. o. b. factory.
Plymouth dealers extend the conveni
ence of time payments. -
AMKKICA'k LO W tS i - V HltKO
PULL'S IZB CAR
nre able to accompllrdi In the six 1 lu-arsals. girls. One of these now is Kuby ; more, and the featured girls and
preceding weeks, . ! Klo. Zlej,'feld, uct'ordlug to MImm j Kidder, Al .Intson's wife. Another principals gel considerably higher,
"Mr. ZleKfeld Ih the personirica- Klnley, was Heated In the second i is Ji beautiful little Italian girl depending upon the amount they
thin of patience." she said. "There tow of the theater, and In his ex- employed as a waitress in CUIhts have to tin in the production.
Is not the slightest detail of cos- cliement he Jumped to his feet
tume which is too small for his and shouted out:
consideration. He gives everyone j "Stop that damn' song." The
a hearing If their demands upon - orchestra ami sinner stopped -
restaurant before she was discov- Miss Klnley, along with a num
ered and brought to Mr. Ziegfeld's ; her of the other featured girls,
notice. He has several red-haired appears in the Ziegfeld Krollc.
girls In his various product ions ' which ees on from 12 tn 2
for ol dand young alike. Tom Mix
aiways nas striven to Keep his
pictures chVm. 11 ehas ulways be
lieved that feature should he up
permost. Tony, the wonder horse, favor
ite of the children irhd grown-ups
i like. Is still to be seen with Mix.
Medford Motors Eakin Motor Co.
128 South Rivebide Phone 762 16-18 South Fir Pho"e 304
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nrartii In iTiiii n i imii Hi if'"" - lam mini
Using Associated Ethyl Gasoline, Cycol Motor Oil and Goodyear Super-Twist Tires.
Made of Super-Twist Cords
They Never
FALTERED
Not a Puncture
Not a Stonebruise
Over Rocks
Roots, Gravel
and Stumps
up grades from
10 to 40
GOODYEAR
All-Weather Balloon Tires
Stood the Test
Examine these tires on the Essex Challenger
Coach that climbed Table Rock Tuesday.
Let us demonstrate to you at our store why
these tires stood the test.
Medford Service Station
Your Tire Dealer Phone 14
ESSEX FIRST UP STEEP SLOPE TO TABLE ROCK
UlaiiiK the trail up Muongli
high brush and over milhl boul
ders on u 112 to IIS per rent made,
it 1U3 Kshcx I'halh'imer. driven
by Huk R l.tume. vice-president
and service: manager nf the Ann
HtroiiK Molni'H, Inc., Tuesday claims
honor as the first cur ever tu
reach the summit of Table Kock
inounlam, I'sIhk AssnctalcU Klhyl
Husoline and Cycol motor nil, Ihe
car made the top on Its own
power In ;f minutes ninning time.
1-envinn Medford at 7:110, the
Challenger, escorted by a iiumlnr
of other cars from llm ArnislronK
Motor Company. Hlnrtcd its lou
and difficult accent up the liuurd
our fciade at ':1a. stopping ti I in
tervals for pictures taken by Hor
ace ihotnlev of tin; Cnpco compunv
and 1. It. Ilarwood, local photoi;
rapher. What Is unid to he the Krealent
lest on ltiotur stamina ever accom
plished In Honthern Orcini. wir;
achieved by this ear with th
radiator tompernture nl nn time
uxceedinK the ISO mark.
' When the car reached the top of
Table Hock it was driven by Mr.
Ijiiitjo over a solid bed of boulders
for a hundred yards, while the.
Cnpco movie camera k round nut
foot after foot of hair rulsltiK pic
tures. The other cars parked at the foot
of the mountain and the party of
spectators accompanied the "phi
neer bus" not only up the steep
Krnde on foot, but on (lie long trek
across the top of Table Hock,
where the Kssex was parked over
looking (he edKo of the. cliff, while
the camera men did their stuff.
Those who occotnpanlcd the Ke
flex to the top were: Herb Alford
of the Associated OH company; K,
F. White, shop foreman of the Arm
strong Motor company; Jack W'irth.
fill Mrockmau, H. It. Itarwood, Hor
ace Hrotnley, Lttke ln:e. son of
Hugo Lanee. Klane Crawford and
members of the press.
ESSEX CHALLENGER WINS AGAIN
Another Proof of the Supreme Durability of the New Model Essex
This outstanding demonstration of automobile stamina again proves the right to its name.
ESSEX THE CHALLENGER
This climb was made with a stock model Essex Coach driven by . F. Lange of the
Armstrong; Motors, Inc.
Dealers fcr Hudson, E'ex, Cadillac, LaSalle
U. S. ARMTRONG, President Phone 18 H. F. LANGE, Vice-President
Associated
Ethyl Gasoline
Gives
Added Power, Stronger Engine
Action, Less Shifting, Quicker
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Cycol Motor Oil
"Endurance Beyond, Belief"
It lasts longer, assuring an unbroken,
protective oil film wherp heat, pres
sure and friction are greatest.
Sold at the Red, Green and Cream Sta
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"Roads to Romanic"
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"Sustained Quality Products"
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