Medford mail tribune., August 30, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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EACH year at this time thoro starts forth from Hollywood, tho fuun
taln head of modern entertainment, the now product of tho studios
tho talking picture productions to which tho makers look for the
continued success of their Industry.
Realizing that public taste has been aharponcd to a critical
degree, tho produce have exhoustcd every force at their command to
meet the demand for a now and finer class of pictures.
As plcturt after picture comes to tu for preview, I am becoming more
and more certain that the producers havo achieved their aim.
Tholr accomplishment bring the dawn of a NEW BI10W YEAH, and I
am moro than gratified to aiuiounce this week tho beginning of a season
of CERTIFIED PICTURES at POX MEDFORD THEATRES.
A now poilc.y will go Into effect at both tho Cratcrlan and lllalto Thea
tres; hereafter tho Cratorlan will prewnt only two pictures each week
which will bo known a BUI'Ell BPKCIALS with a prlco policy of ten,
twenty-five, thirty-five and fifty cohta. Tho Fox Illalto will present three
first-run attractions each week with a price policy of fifteen conta and
twenty-flvo cents. .
Tho largest producing companies In tho world aro producing product
for tho Medford Fox Theatres Including United Artist, Radio Pulhc, Melro-Goldwyn-Mayor,
Fox Pictures. Paramount and many others. You will seo
at the Pox Craterlan during tho month of September tho following pic
tures: WILL ROGERS In "Young As You Feel"; JOAN CRAWFORD, In
"This Modorn Age"; JACK HOLT In "Dirigible"; Farrell and Oaynor, In
Merely Mary Ann"; Edmund Lowe In 'Transatlantic"; WOOLBEY-WHEELER,
m 'Caught Plastered," and many other wondorful pictures, Including
"BAD OIHL," "STREET SCENE," 'FRONT PAGE."
These production are only the vanguard of tho greatest parado of
stars and pictures In film history, a parade that will continue throughout
the months to come, "
Archie Holt,
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WILL ROGERS, in "YOUNG AS 1 YOU f a'nN"; "TRANSATLANTIC," with EDMUND
niDiriDir ,.,:k lATkT HOLT- RALPH GKAVW!
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JANET GAYNOR and CHAKLM "p SALLIE EILERS; "STREET SCENE"; FRONT PAGE;" MARX BROSin WtY buwnuj ; v ,
"CAUGHT PLASTERED 'jBAD GIRL, pEN, in CAUGHT"; CLIVE BROOK, in "SILENCE"; CLAUDETTE COLBERT, m "SECRETS OF A
Ii "MURDER BY THE CLOCK ; Rjgf Ary". BERT WHEELER, in "TOO MANY COOKS" and Many Other Hit. to Follow,
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