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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MATL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEflOV. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 193T. i4-. 'l . & By HOWARD ROCKEY lf2Wl3 A ROMANCF Of RA0io"3 iLonamg IVJlcilkc'ck' In Holly Thriller Marie Dressier in Craterian Comedy Holly Hit Coming lirXOPftt8? A star part in Max Klein's eio Bro-ulwau ihoio. 'Mara' Christmas Ktoct;ina." in moti for Aileen Gray, act re, bu her press nqent friend, Jimmy Crane. 4 f frit stifle her love tor Jimmy, ieetino h"r firm duly is to 1'tWeNu. her dnshino vomit t Mister who is voting tor tiwinht Viuwnino, a wealthy artist pHi( iiia tnurdls for a new theater. (Jhanninq has promised Vivienue he will he responsible tor a bor. rowed dress that is ruined while el,e is wenrina it. A story attack ina bv implication the reputation of both sisters, appears a ans so sheet. Vivlenne taken it Jiv'if lu, belitttlna AHeen's iiwvi over lhi mutter. The show opens. Aileen is n success, and she leaves lur the parly Chnnuina is tfivniy at htj studio in her honor. Chapter 10 A PENT-HOUSE REVEL A SHOUT went up from tbe gnestB an Aileen entered. The musicians struck up tlia song; tbat she had put over two hours before. "To Mlsi Sauta Claus!" Chaonlng roposed, and they alt drained their glasses. Alleen's feet were winged as she and (.'banning danced tbe new "Christmas Stocking Waltz." "It's too good of you to do all this Just for me!" She thanked him. "Who wouldn't be host to you to night?" He smiled down at ber. "Besides, I think I owe you some thing. You haven't liked me very much." At tlml moment Max Klein r ueumj and drew Aileen aaUle. "More pitople." lie told Urr 1;;M lanlly. "Some of the swunky Boltur come over and meet 'em." Apparently their going was a re lief to Vlvlenne. She had not wel comed Aileen's Invasion of ber im promptu court. There was some thing new to her in the homage of these men critics whose verdicts could make or break an aspiring actress. But Vlvlenne was not try ing to win them for Aileen. She wished to impress them horHelf. Jimmy Crane was out of sorts. There was something iusldlous in this atmosphere. No wonder ft got a girl. The party was swell, but from a personal standpoint, he wished that he bad had nothing to do with ft. The affair would stand Dwlght Chanuing a tidy bit of change! He must have a neat Income to main tain this apartment. And his guests were either Wealthy or the literary theatrical buuili that a certain moneyed type like to have about them. Once Aileen became ac climatized, Jimmy foresaw that his chances would be gone forever. A taste of this life would promptly alter her whole viewpoint. Jimmy decided (hut lie wax an ash. Had he any right to kick be- I i ' H " " fillip ' "Numbered Men" to Action Without Harm Thrill Isis CrowdWhenever Constipated Here's a way to ho rifl of rorHtipa. Bernlce Clair wub called "'I'ltion and its ills a way that wi.rk. youngest prima donna" when Bhe !iiiickly, effectively, but petitly. cans Brand opera will, the San! A candy Cabaret at nil.t-tff, I'urioAn.l olh'er opera companies , n ; ; j ."i'f: hut now she-, a picture star an, J ZCt dLine.s 7 the veteran of five important f.lm tn trea,m,t tW(,ir productions. ' , . ht t t . 8,lllrillK ..lsl,. "Numbered Men." In whicl s he tlt of vSr Hvtem. See how appetite Is leatured with (onrad NaBel and, tlrn ,,mv dilution lluynioud Hacketi. Ih her latest " V1., c' This First National drama of pns-j tjm of rilw.nro, ia on life, with an unusual love lri-1 t.,,mii!iti- helpful to everyone. Tiny anle that penetrates the prison ni:ile' from cascara, wliu'h doctors walls, is comiiiK to the State the- j reo 0(.ui Ktrrnalheits ioiivI mm. ater Thursday and Friday. j 'rjfs jr'g at0res have thu lilc: A lloyal Homance conipimesi , ran at the Isis toui"ht. 01301 (MS A shout went up ai Aileen entered. "Ohi wliyT She ( drew back. "Have I made you think so?" "I've' thought perhaps that you didn't quite like Vlvlonne's coming here." "Plensj." She flushed. "Not to night. I'm. so completely happy. Ijesldea. I guess I have been a trine antluciated." "You!" He laughed. "You look llko a child." "Maybe that's the reason. I'm too young to have any Judgment. Now do Hike me out to your garden. I want to look up at the stars lu the Bky. Just to see If they're still there." But the' theatrical critics refused to let their new discovery sMp away. "Now you may vamp me as bard as you like!" Garland Woodward whispered. Ha slipped his srm about , her waist and they vainly tried to squeeze themselves Into the dancing throng. "I didn't dare come near you till I'd turned In my copy. This Door's' worse than the subway I Let's go and have drink." " Aileen walked with him to the bar that bad been lustalled In tbe adjoining room. Jimmy was there with the rest of the newspapermen who bad come In with bim. In tbe centor of the group Vlvlenne was standing. "Here's tbe queen In person!" J Ira my announced. "Well, here's to Aileen, Queen of Scots!" Bruce Darns saluted her. "Sukt, drown snme Ice cnhes for the lady In a hurry." "Thanks, no," Aileen declined "You take core of It for me." "Sorry, lady, no can do." Burns sighed regretfully. "Here, Princess, you punish this." He passed the high-Will to Vlvlenne. "Listen. Princess." He edged closer. "What do you do every day, eicept look ornamental?" "Notllnit." said Vlvlenne. Imfr Ishly. f-'lleliig ornamental's my Job." ' "rialbor a sinecure, eh?" Burns smiled. ' "You're not on the singe or I'd know It." "I'm sn Inspiration to artists S model," she en .fessed. cause Aileen bad climbed the ladder after he had set It up? She would never be ungrateful, but he wasn't the stripe that would care to tin known ss the husband of Aileen Gray. Mennwhllo Vlvlenne was enjoying hcrsolf thoroughly. S o in n o n brushed her elbow and Ihe coiilnulH of her glass spilled down the front of her gown, "Darn it!" Sho looked riiurully at her spotted skirt- "This Is (he soennd time I've spoiled a diess-" Souiolhlug warned ber, Htid she tilt ber lip without llnishlng the sen tonce. She did nut want to tiitua that up and be ragged by this crowd of experts. "Don't look so gorgeous you're blinding!" Mill us murmured. , "I'm not," she denied. "It's Just because you're Illuminated." "Like a Christmas treel" be ad mitted. For a moment ur two he Blared at her with a curious eiprnssiuu. Then ho spoke In a low toue. "I've guessed you, Miss Inspiration Huen trying to for an hour!" "Guessed me huw?" she sslied him, but Instantly she knew. "You've no Idea how clever I am! When you didn't say what you started to about your dross I got IL You're the other sister In that yarn In Tattle Talctl" Vlvlenne started, and trle.il to laugh. Luckily, no one had over heard. Kvcn Channlug would be furious If the story began to be whls pored among his guests to-tilghl snd It might not be ichijpervd In their present mood. She would have to prevent that somehow. 11 wouldn't do to appear too serious, but sho must exact (turns' promise not to say anything more. "Please, kind sir." she pleaded, her Hps close in his ear. "Keep my dreadful secrat." "I'm h.ird hulled!" He shook his head. "I'll have to lie houcht off." "That's fair enough IF you'll be ' a'?"4'. tv"f (. im,..Ui t'. ; Vivlfnn. tic Huy him oft, but' her fonlLh nranK tiring, dir. Ir.Q. cdy in it, MAkt, Sre tomorrow', chapter. : trlet and those who have In Ihe I past hut are not now. They ex ' pect to have nearly a thousand I present at Ihe linnnuel which will i be Held In Medlnrd. Louis Wnlhflni, feiiiured player in "Hiiiilfcr l.liditx,' a Itiiillo Picture. Tremendous, Hwei-pln ami inu Jetit iescrUos "Ptnrr I.ihtH." Uudiu Pictures' ftpeel.i'.'Uhir all tnlkinfr railroad ilranui whli h open ed yesterday at lilt- il-i'ly tlu-ile- The railroad, a d-iminant factor for the country's iiiilusti-ial and economic life. Is depicted as a liv Inir. breathing thing In it.' true light, for the first time The fa.'thfulne v of the I, rave men who de,,.e then iives to i-ailr'i.ii', MM-vico -s shown by Louis Wolheiin'.i dram il ic char acterization of a oiviioii superin-!cn!-nc. When he decir.ies. "I am th" railroad," it r.i r i.ty to belii-ve that every railroad en pioye would lay down his life In cder to keep traf fic :iiov!ng owor tlia rails. Wolhelrii'u Is the principal role, I and he Is superb throughout. Piitf not to be overlooked and giving! more titan capable performances j are Jean Arthur, whose affections i are the 'object of the desires of. Wolhelm and Itoliert Armstrong, a, boomer" engineer, Frank Short-; dan and Hugh Herbert. j Scene from the hilarious comedy "KeduclHir." stni-rliitr Marie Dressier! and Polly Morail, a .tctrollllwyl-Muycr, J'lifurc. ( l-'.xccntn Itetls HANKOW. China, Jan. 20. IIP) Tim military today executed 12 alleged communists and announced j that greater efforts against red activities were being planned. "Fun in a lleauty Parlor" mighti easily be n substitute tltlo for "Ho-I ducing." tlie new .Marie Dressler-J Polly Moi-an co-atarring comedy, j which open at the Fox Craterian theater today, i In tlie same manner that the stock market served as the mibjeet of fun In tile successful "Caught Short." so are beauty parlors, their proprietors and their patrons used as the subject of tho lampoons in tbe new attraction. The tory revolves about two flis ters, 'Polly Koach, who has become the succe.-isful New York beauty specialist. "Madame Itochay," and Marie, wife of a small-town mail carrier, portrayed by I.ucien Little field. Fun begins when Marie piles her husisind and throe, 'children, in cludinK Anila Page, onto a Pullman ar en route to visit Madame Jto-biiy. The scenes which enue will be familiar to those who have been j in sleeping cai-s when a large fam-l lly hoarded the train in the middiel of the night nt some way -station, j Further humor is evolved when j Marie becomes an employe In Poi-' ly's beauty establishment. Inex perienced with the various devices, she hAs the place in an uproar when rihe pulls the wrong levers and nlmast kills customers by blun dering manipulation of the various reducing machines. The laugh episodes reach their climax when In Polly's absence Marie tries to show the place to two inspectors from the health de partment. Jolly returns to find ehaoB in her beauty parlor, while her efforts to un.scranibie the tan gle onily make it worse and the uproarious sequence entU with Pol ly being hurled into a mud batli in ait her finery. ,lis Frisco, far-ranicit roiiHHlinit, has his first full-lcnetli picture role lis Carrity. the dumb "dick" in "The GorJIln," tlie mystery thrill, er mining to the Holly Theater Friday and Saturday. Ashland Nazarene church quarters improved. Stomach Trouble If pnt, dyspepsia, heartburn, blonUiitf, sour stomach, and poor dinpntion mnko you mlserublo and Rrouchy, and many foods do not ureo with you, why not mako tho J) lot ox 15 minute te.t? Diotox is liurnilows to younf; - and old, yet vorli.s with surprisinp .sppfd. On inniN-dlent has the remitrkalile po wn t o d iKrxt 3.000 t i mm i i own weieht. Don't ive up. (Jot DioUvc at any drutj store. Tut it to a test. Money back if you don't soon feel like new. ami able to eat most anything. Only COc. For a lent .TMOIIV sV WOODS DIE I'd Sl)ItK tj'j!l!llllH1ll!!lll!lllMig1 i l(Siiec-i l I BOYS! Who Will Win This Beautiful Hollywood SINGING and TALKING PHOKNIX. Ore.. Jan, lal) Several members of tho Hoy Scout troop here won honors at tho Court of Honor In .Mcdford Monday. Donald l.yon was ud vanced to second class while Tim White, Kd 1iito and Dudley Cur roll wore advanced to rank of Star Hcouts. Theodore Andreanoff received morlt bad He award for personal health. The Hoy Scouts will observe An niversary week from tho 8th to tho 18th of rebrunry with special features and something doing ouch day and night of the week., in common with the occasion they will observe father and son hnn quol t which roll will he called (or nil scouts who live In this ills- IN TALENT AREA1 ! TALKNT. Ore., Jan. S1.) 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