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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1929)
ft ' W, . PXGE TEN u MEDFOirn MATT, TRTBTJXT'J, MEDEORD, QRECiOy, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '16, 1929. FOX LEADER -with AN OFFICE BOY $ - I wkii:ki.y v, Poor boy krep on trying. KarncHt boy keep on plugging. Kvory boy Homftnce Mill llvta, nnililtlon U rewarded, poraerver mice wins, and there is J tint an much chance today an there over whh. For example, Harold II. Frunk lln, pithU'iu nnd Kncrul mtin aer of the Fox WohI t'ouat The ntrt'B, a poor hoy who cumo from a mcniul pohHIoii to the center of Interest 111 the theater world. He Httu'teil uh n n office hoy with Bulli vnn, Hitrrla and Wood, who wore called "klngH of melodriiimt," he rause of the lurid productions they made. Here Franklin learned Ilia trade. Then a promotion to the mure t'lfgant suite of (leorge M. Cohan. I Here the youngster met tho great nnd near great of the Broadway that Cohan loved and lined In hlu songn and storlm. Then came the chance with t fly-hy-nlght touring tttock com pany. Htrange to Buy, the troupe made money. Then the chance bt'C-nme opportunity, and the wine ones of Broadway looked up to the young producer, Harold H. Frank lln, After thla Franklin settled down to dramutlo and musical comedy stock companies. lator vaudeville claimed his uttentlon and about this time Mike Kheu was building his Hippodrome thea tre In Ituffuio. N. Y, She a picked Franklin as the manager, and the theatre was u Htmuitionul surcfKS, ! Coming into New York, Harold Franklin faced a herculean tank The theatre operating department or the organization needed the strong hand of an Iron will and the imagination of a genius. Franklin supplied both. He built the Paramount Theatre Corpora tion Into what la now known as . 'M-ublix." In 1920 Franklin came to the then called West Coast Theatre, nnd affiliated It with the William Fox organization. He added scores of other theatres to tho circuit t until today, with the opening of the Fox theatre In Han Francisco, this unit of the Fox organization is one of tho strongest in the Fox national chain. Harold 11. Franklin is still In his early thirties, a human dynamo lh energy, an authority on theatre construction and conduct, and in between times has found oppor tunity to .write two books, "Theu tr Management" and "Mound Mo tion Pictures." ERf TO AID NIGHT FLYING ROOUE RIVER, Ore., Oct. . (Special.) A beacon light for air planes hAs been installed on Mt. Fielder, north of Rogue River, Mrs. Richard Scott has returned to her home from Grants puss, bringing her infant daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Smith and children left "Wednesday for Longvlew, Aash., where, they will Join Mr, Smith, who has employment there. Mr. and Mrs. W. LeMolne and children left last week for Hanks, Ore., whero they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Aun and son Stanley have moved to Cottuge Orove. Mr. Lake, puperhanger, has beep very busy the past week. The houses belonging to Richard Scott. Mr. Burns and Mrs. Wakem&n have all been papered. Marlon lance la able to be around a bit utter being til for sev eral days with rheumatism. Kay Moore has been 111 for the Past week and unable, to work. Burns Grading of five miles of street completed. National ItnmHiitMtlng i'omimny. 6:30 to 7:31) p.m. l'alinollve Hour. Vocalizing a selection from Gershwin's much-dUcuum'd "RhapHody In Blue." the Revel ers will contribute a novel num ber to the program. "Oeen In My Heart" from "Tho Student Prince" will be a soprano and f tenor duet by Olive Palmer and Paul Oliver. Their solos and the orcheHlral numberx under (Ium tavo Haenschen's direction Will complete tho program. Broadcast through KOO, KO MO, KHQ. KG W, KPO and KFL 7:30 to H p.m. Htromberg-Carltfon program. A sextet of descriptive com- positlonn will he Inaugurated j with "Feast In Brittany" by Christian Krlens. "Gay But Vintful" from tho sulto "In a Nutshell" carries on. This num ber was played first by Its nil 1 h or, Percy Oral nger, In 1012 at Rochester, N. Y and Instantly received with wide acclaim. Concluding tho program will be an exposition of llylnsky's "Oance of the Gnome." In which the antics of those weird little! men nre dcscrlhed graphically. Guy Fruser Harrison conducts 1 tho orchestra. Broadcast through KOO. KO MO, KG W, KPO and KFL 8 to 8:30 p.m. "Roads to Ro mance." Jack nnd Ethyl, the Associated Motor Mates, will crulso along the "Roads to Romance" tonight, broadcasting another of their in teresting adventures. Broadcast through KOO, KO MO, KIIQ. KGW, KPO and KFI. 8:30 to 9 p.m. The Hill Billy Boys. The group of microphone art ists who participate in this half hour Includes Ben McLaughlin, Charltfb Marshall, Johnny O'ltrlen, Virgil Ward and Johnny; Toffoll. Broadcast through KHQ. 9 to U:30 p.m. I'minian Quintet, through KOO. 9:30 to 10 p.m. The Three Boys, through KFO, 10 to 11 p.m. Cotton Blossom Minstrel. In this weekly piiesontntlcm microphone artist seek to re create for their invisible audi ence the atmosphere of a com plete old-time minstrel show, called the "most distinctive form of native entertainment" In the' United States. The interlocutor, Tambo, Bones, and other dis tinctive choracters will be heard together with the mlmttrel band. Barry Hopkins, Clarence Hayes, Harold Peary. Captain AVllllum Royle, Sylvano Bale and Jack Curtis are among the entcrtuln ers. Itroadcast through KHQ. KFI and KSL. U to 13 midnight Musical Mus keteers. Walter Beban directs the Mus keteer In their capricious syn copations. Specialty numbers complete the hour, which will be broadcast through KIIQ. KOMO and KPO. 1 to Iff midnight Henry Hat stead's Hotel St. Francis Dance orchestra, through KGO. Beaverton Klcctiic store to be established here by Portland F.lec trlc Power company In building occupied by telephone exchange. DEPEND ON ZEMQ ID STOP IICHING Use soothing, healing. Invisible Zemo lor the torture o( Itching Skin. This clean, reliable family antueptic helps bring relief in thousands of homes, stops itching and draws the heat and ting out of the skin. ZEMO has been used for twenty years with re markable success for all forms of an noying, itching skin irritations. " Re lief with first application," thousands gay. 35c, 60c and $1.00. All dealers. The Rexall Store One Cent Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 17, 18, 19 Perfumes and Toilet Waters $1.00 Assorted Odors 111 Perfumes 1 3 for 1.01 63c SMALL IIOTTl.KS SHAW VKKtTMK (KXTRA) ... 2 for 2o $1.60 lloquet Kamee Toilet Water :. .3 fur 1.51 75c Miscellaneous Toilet Waters .. 3 for 73c Stationery $t.00 Assorted Boxes, Fancy Llulugs . $1.00 Major Stationery ..... 75c Pierre Stationery $1.00 Miscellaneous Assortment 50c Cascade Pound Paper 50c Mnrcelts Pound Paper ..... 20c Cascade Envelopes to Match ...... 25c Envelopes to Match 75o Monark Pound Paper 40c Monark Envelopes to Match ..... 10c Envelopes - 15c Envelopes - -, 10c Writing Tablets (Ruled) 10c Writing Tablets O'luln) Soaps !lc Jonteel Toilet Soap ........ 25c Medicated Skin Soap 25c Kexall Tar Shampoo Soap ......... 10c Kexall Toilet Soap ....... 10c Egyptian Palm Soap 15c ttlkayt Soap (similar to Scat) . 2 forl.Ol . 2 for 1 01 . 2 for "ilc ..3 fori 01 . 2 for lilc ...2 for 51c ..2 for 21c ..2 for 26c ... for 7tie . 2 for 41c ... for lie ..S for lc ... for 11c .. for 11c i for 26c for Stic 3 for 2Sc ....2 for lie ....3 for llo ...2 for 10c West Side Pharmacy ebb . DRUGSTORE Mony other items not listed ' below also on sale; Stock up for ; Christmas Many Christmas Novelties on sale. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday OCTOBER 17-18-19 The coditlons of this sale are such that all purchase Ns must be CASH. NO TELEPHONE ORDERS CAN BE ACCEPTED. Postage paid on all moil orders 50c Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic An excellent 'nniseitie month and throat wash 2 for 51c (ljSI 50c Arbutus ' Vanishing Cream An exceptionally good base for powder. Keeps the skin youthful- 2 for 51c 50c Jonteel Cold Cream . Face Powder A soft, smooth, fragrant face powder ' 2 for 51c 50c Harmony Bay Rum . a f im ii li fii.iwf l wf il-l.il Oil nt' A R E 1 sTil iy. Ideal for after shaving 2 for 51c 35c Klenzo Tooth Brushes ::: 2 for 36c ffliffiffi Maximum Hot Water Bottles 2 Quarts Guarantee, one year. Reg ular price $-.00 2 for $2.01 50c Hair Tonic brings increased nutriment to the hair follicles and develops the lustre 2 for 51c 75c Delicious Cherries In cream; chocolated coated 2 for 76c 1 Talcums 5c tloqiiot Rmnee ... , 3jc Tiny Tot Haby Powder . . L'"c Violet Duke S'h- NurvlKsIs Talc 3."o Junere Talc a. 35c Knoharma Talc '..Z..Z...'--.-. 60c Armautls Talc .. .. Hair Preparations Ric "M" lUir Prennrollon '-'fc "SiJ" Hair Preparation 6c Kikra llrilllatttlna (Violet) '. Poo Ulksrs Mi llllantlne (Rone) . JI.0O Harmony (jiilnhia Hair Tonic..'."" Cii'c Harmony Ollvs SIlnmiHio 5oc Itay Kmu. ..L.1"1"!1"ZZ 35c Combs ...v... . 3 for 51c . 2 for '.'tic . .3 for L'tic . 2 for 2c . 3 for :ic . 3 for ::nc ..2 tor ilo . 3 for Sic . 2 for 2c . 3 for 5tc . 3 for file .3 tor 11)1 . 3 for 51o . 2 for 5tc .2 for 3 So- . 2 for ..2 for ..2 for ..2 for Household Remedies .15c Ilronclilal Salve . .r0c l)ysiepsia Tablets 25c Catarrh Jelly k ; 2"ic Corn Solvent , . 25c Carbolic Salve 2 tor 50c Cherry Hark Counh Syrup .. 2 for 25c Cold Tablet Special . 2 for 5Uc Diuretic Pills (Kidney) : 2 for JI.Uu Hypophosphutes Comp. Syrup 2 for 50c Milk of Magnesia . 2 for 25c Mentholated White Pine & Tar (Cough Syrup) 2 for $1.00 Mineral Oil ; 2 for :15c Rubbing Oil .1 2 for 2oc Toolhaehe Drops 2 for 35c Analgesic Balm 2 for Antiseptlcus 35c Liver Pills 30c Oylcerine Suppositories (Adult) ... 25c (ilycerlne Suppositories (Infnut) . 75c Peroxide , 75c Rubbing Alcohol 75c Aspirin (100's) , 1.00 Aspirin (lOO'c)' 00c I.lthia Tablets .. 2 lor 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for 25c Cascara Aromatic . . 2 for 25c Glycerine & Hobo Water 2 for 25c Mercurocb.-onie .2 for 25c Castor Oil J. 2 for J1.00 Cod Liver Oil 2 for 25c Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia 2 for 20c Spirits Camphor 2 for 25c Tincture of Iodine 3 for 20c Doric Acid (4 oz.) 2 for 15c Ilorax 4 oz.) :. , 2 for : 2 for 2 for 25c Conip. Ucorlce Powder 25c Cream Tartar 15c Epsom Salts (8 oz.) 25c Epsom Salts (16 oz.) 25c Sulphur 35c Senna Leaves 50c Sodium Phosphate (4 oz.) 25c Zinc Oxide Ointment 45c Cascara Tablets 25c Twin Tabs 35c Cascara Hinkle 25c Calomel U Gr. (100) : 2 for i .:.......2 for 2 for ..2 for 2 for ;i 2 tor .... 2' for 2 for 2 for ..2 for Toilet Preparations 50c Arbutus Vanishing Cream 2 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream, lmon 2 60c Cocoa Uutter Lotion, Lemon 2 "Be Theatrical Cold Cream 2 25c Rexall Cold Cream 2 50c Harmony Cocoa Hutter Cold Cream 2 75c Georgia Rose Cold Cream ; . ,2 35c Cream of Almonds 2 50c lkisol. Hand Cream . 2 25c Harmony Toilet Cream .... 2 50c Jonteel Powder, Itrunette ......2 50c Jonteel Powdec Flesh 2 50c Jonteel Powder, White 2 $1.00 Uoquet Ramee. Brunette $1.00 Uoquet Ramee. Flesh 2 60c Georgia Rose Face Powder. Flesh 3 60c Roquet Ramee Rouge, Medium 3 60c lloquet Rutnee Rouge (Blossoms) 2 25c Cara Nome Face Powder 2 50c Xurelsse Face Powder I Flesh) , 2 50c Narcisse Face Powder (Brunette) 2 15c Gainsborough Powder Puffs 2 25c Jonteel Powder Puffs 2 20c Wash Cloths . 2 15c Wash Cloths , 2 3Cc" 51c 2fic 2Gc 20c 51c 26c 51c v 1.01 51c 26c 1.01 36c 26c 36c 75c 30c 31c 26c 76c 76c 76c 1.01 61c 26c 26c 26c 26c 1.01 26c 21e 26c 21c 16c 26c 26c 16c 26c 26c 36c 51c 26c 46c 26c 36c 26c for 61c for 61c for 61c for 76c for 26c for 51c for 76c for 36c for 61c for 26c for 51c for file for 51c for21.0l forl.Ol tee 51c for Elc for 51c for 26c for 6lc for 51c for 16c for 26c for 21c for 16c 60c Klenzo Tooth Paste , 50c Klenzo Antiseptic 25c Antiseptic Tooth Paste 35c Antiseptic Tooth Powder Tooth Preparations .J for 61c .2 for 51c ...2 for 26c .2 for 36o 30c Tooth Brushes 50c Tooth Brushes (Klenzo) 35c Celluloid Handles $1.23 leather Brushes 75c Hair Brushes . 75c Cloth Brushes Brushes . 2 for t 2 Tor 2 for Hospital Supplies 23c Tinker Tai . 3 for 60c Tinker Tape ... . 2 for 15c Adhesive Tape . :;.i 2 for 4c Adhesive Tain; . . .2 for 15c Dental Floss ; ', ' i for 31c 51c 36c 1.26 7c 76 26c 6tn 16C 41c 16c 7V Coffee 5c Tea (Opeka) 65c Tea (Green) 25c Cocoa 35c Baking Chocolate 3oc Beef Cube Pure Foods tM Olive Oil 40c Vanilla " 40c Lemon ., '25c Orauge Marmalade . 25c Currant Jelly 25c Strawberry Preserves 25c Raspberry Preserves !. 25c Pineapple Jam 30c Grapejulcc .2 for ...2 for 2 for for 2 for S for ..2 for -.2 for .! for. . for 2 for 2 for .2 for -2 fur .2 for Thursday, Friday, Saturday West Side Pharmacy 7c 66c 66c. 26a 36c "360 i.or 41c 41c 26c 26c 26c 2c 26c 31c 50c Dental Creme Keeps the teeth clean, white and beautiful without injury to the enamel. Large "tube 2 for 51c 50c Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold Cream A real tissue-builder and skin food- . , , 2 for 51c 75c Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream One Pound Tins. Cleanses the skin. Keeps it soft and clear 2 for 76c 35c Rexall Shaving Cream Produces a soft, creamy without irritation. Cream Powder 2 for 36c lather -Stick 50c Cascade Pound Paper 2 for 51c Envelopes to match, 2 for 21 75c Toilet Waters Special The rare fragrance of the natural flowers. Many odors to select from 2 for 51c ' $1.00 Pep ton a An excellent tonic. Enriches the blood. Contains Codliver Oil, pep tonized iron, malt, etc. Pleasant to take 2 for $1.01 Famous ' Liggett's Chocolates One Pound Box A f idl pound of delicious, high grade assortment of chocolates . , 2 for $1.01 fl.01) Liggett's Assorted, 1 lb. 6ic Caramels, 1 lb. : 35c Millc Chocolates H lb. 75c Fenway Cream Cherries 0c Hard Candles 10c Milk Chocolate Bars 5c Milk Chocolate Bars Candy 2 2 for 1.01 tor 6lc for 36c for '.c ror Sic for 11c for c Rubber Goods i Monogram Cloves, size 7 ' Monogram Gloves, sis 74 Monogram Gloves, sis 3 Monogram vt ater Bottles Maximnm Water BotUea $1 on $1.00 $1.00 i $1.75 $2.25 .$1.(10 Roiburry Water Bottles $1.00 $1 o Attachment Set fnr utitni niiu. WIBBER APRONS EXTRA J forl.Ol ..3 for 1.01 ...2 tori 01 ...3 for 1.76 .S for 3.26 ...I forl.Ol ..$ forl.Ol -.J for 1.51 hi'iiI-iii wrwiihif'iin-in