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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT:, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, "1933. PAGE NINE a. Local and Personal Has TomlU Out Cecil Messer of Central Point underwent an operation jor removal of hli tonal! at the Com munity hospital Thursday. t From Phoenix Mrs. Donna Qraffla anil Mra. Chub Anderson were shop today from the Phoenix district:. Miss Laura Bur son was also a visitor here jrom was section yesterasr. ' Return feouth C. F. Frederick of Berkeley, Csl.. who arrived here on Saturday to visit his brother, Henry Frederick and family, left last even ing on the Shasta for the south. t t Has Scarlet fever Miss Annie Meade welkins, instructor In the Med ford school system, was placed under quarantine yesterday at her home, with scarlet fever. In Medford Wednesday Mrs. A. E. Watson and Mra. George T. Peaks r In Medford Wednesday, visiting; friends and relatives. Grants Pass Dally Courier. From Walla Walla Helen Murray of Walla Walla, Wash., arrived In Med ford last evening by train to take up duties as operator at the Western , Union offices, relieving Margaret Northup. To Roseburg A. S. Rosenbaum, district freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company, is spending today on business matters In the northern part of his territory, at Suthertln and Hoseburg. m Fined In Court rA. VanValen, 35, of Venezuela, and H. E. Olerglng, 39. of San Francisco, planned to leave this morning on the stage for seattlo, following a delay in Medford on charges of being drunk and disorder ly. Each was fined $10 and costs of (4.50 when taken before Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman yesterday. , They were given 10 daya to pay their flues. Last Times Tonite Marjorle Rambeau, Eddie Qulllan in 'STRICTLY PERSONAL' Saturday Only Continuous Shows 1:45 to 11 First Run! At our regular low admission A Two-Gim Daredevil! WHEN A MAN m ALSO LAST CHAPTER "Whispering Shadow" Baby Burlcsk. Silly Symphony Ul From EarlM Pnlnt tra fl V Howlett and daughter, Miss Hattle nuwieii, were visitors In Medford yes terday from Eagle Point, Knight Transacts Business Georie imi$ru. representative of John Mor rell St Co.. Is here from Eugene at tuning to ousmess interests. Mr. Deuel Returns H. S. Deuel hts reutmed to Medford from Ran Vmn. cisco. wnere Mrs. Deuel recently un- oerweni a major operation. Johnstons, Guests Mr. and Mrs. Bart Johnston and daughter lanora of Saginaw. Ore., are guests here of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nichols and other friends. s Leave for Portland airs. J. T. LsSose and her father. Mr. Taeger, left thla forenoon on the Shasta for Portland, where Mr. Taeger will receive treat ments. They plan to be in the north ern, city for about three weeks. On Duty Here Captain Bernard B. McMahon, who has been In charge of the CCO camp at Applegate since tta inauguration, will report to head, quartera In Medford, December 29, JO' duty. It was announced today, Arrives Saturday Miss Olsdy Mur phy will arrive in Medford Saturday morning on the Shasta from San Jose where she Is a student at the San Jose State Teachers' college. She plans to spend the holidays here with relatives. Leaves Tonight Lieutenant Harry J. Harper, who has been stationed at the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Carberry creek, is leaving this evening for Fort Lewis, where he was on duty before coming to the Med ford district. Going North lieutenant John B. Heybum of the Pistol River CCC camp is leaving for Fort Lewis, com pleting duty in the Medford district, During July he was with the head quartera detachment, stationed at the fairgrounds. Smiths Take Apartment Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith have returned to the city from Yreka, where they spent several days attending to business matters and have taken an apartment on West Tenth street. Mr. Smith is representative here for the Bur. roughs Adding Machine company. Leave for South Dr. H. P. Har- mri vu fflxtom. Mrs. W. H. Mc- Gowan and Miss Gertrude Weeks, left last evening on tne enasta ior wie doctor's home In Berkeley, Cal., where they will spend the holidays. Dr. IT mrm V, hMTI if) MfidfOrd fOr the past several weeks attending to busi ness matters. Excess Recorded An excess of .38 of an inch of rainfall wa recorded by the weather bureau this morning, with .45 of an Inch of rain falling between 5 p. m. Thursday and 5 a. m. today. A trace was all the precipita tion listed between 5 a. m.' and 5 p. m. Thursday, according to the federal wenther bureau. t Holiday Issue Out Chrlatmss greet, ings are extended in this Issue of s'.'e Bulldozer, publication of the CCC camp. South Fork of Rogue rivet. Included in the Issue is an article by Lieutenant Eddie K. Bear, on the world's fair, and another, "First Ini m,uiavi" h Lieutenant J. McCur- nln, who recently took up duties at the camp. New Signs, City Hall The Medford city hall is wearing a lot of new signs this week, which have aided the pub lic greatly In locating various depart ments and city employes. They "were made bv workmen in the city ware house, and every department of city mvemment haa one nanging on win door. The signs have also been erect ed on .the third floor to guide tne public to the various rener commit tees and agencies. Harry Hoskins , Rttes Saturday Funeral services for Harry Hoskins will be, held Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, at the Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery. Rev. W. J. Howell will conduct the services, with the Perl funeral parlors In charge, , Anton Noerskov Johnsen of Co penhagen, who claims to be the old est active bank manager In the world, has celebrated his one hun dredth birthday. OffOfO!0fCtfOff0f0!Cff0fO!O!Of0ff OPENING WINTER SEASON DANCE Pinty Moore's LITTLL GIANTS OF RHYTHM PLAYING AT DREAMLAND SATURDAY NIGHT Men 35c Ladies 10c James Cagney in Rialto Film Jamea Casiey one again Is a tough guy In "The Mayor of Hell," which la on the Rialto double -feature program for today and Saturday. Tom MU In "Rustler'a Roundup" la the other fea ture to bo shown. "The. Mayor of Hell' shows Cag ney as the tough warden of a boy' reformatory, who trie to teach the youngsters the rules of life only to discover the boya have some very def inite Ideas of their own which bring forth some rather exciting situations. Jack Oakie's New Hit With Ginger Rogers At Holly Paramounfs "Sitting Pretty," with Jack Oakle, Jack Haley, dinger Rog ers, Thelma Todd. Gregory Ratoff and Lew Cody playing the leadir.g roles, will come to the Holly's screen Saturday. Included in the imposing cast ore two famous radio acts. The Pickens Sisters and the Beverly Hill Billies both have important sequences in the musical parts of the story. "Sitting Pretty," a merry -go -round of laughs, music, girle and galet7, presents Miss Rogers as Dorothy, who owns a sandwich stand but who goes broke and comes to Hollywood. She becomes a screen chorus girl and re news acquaintance with her friends, Oakie and Haley, a pair of goofy song--writers. They become "big shots,' meet Thelma Todd, Hollywood's dazzling blonde, and. their trouble begin. Dodging bouncing checks and blase blondes become a habit with them, while with snappy tunes and catchy songs they learn that old friends are the best friends. On the same double bill, the Holly is featuring "The Return of Casey Jones." Dinty's Orchestra Now at Dreamland George "Dlnty" Moore announces that his Little Giant of Rhythm or cheatra will play at Dreamland on Saturday nights hereafter. The Fair grounds pavilion will be closed until spring. Dlnty says the convenient lo cation of Dreamland, especially dur ing bad weather, Is the reason for moving his dance band. The Little Giants orchestra will continue to play for the Wednesday night dances at Dreamland. TODAY and SATURDAY 2 MAJOR FEATURES Women of FLESH Become WAX in His Hands, Women of Wax Become Flesh! THE MYfT fas.. tf 'Ct "'t " -1 OF MIKEIIM It ALL IN GORGIOUl TECHNICOLOR With Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray, Glenda Farrell, Frank McHugh AND K3 FUHU yf With ft BILL BOYD " MAE CLARKE PAT O'BRIEN J . 5 .? Olf cltrf irUM (Ms SA0IO MCHAN C. COOPM, HOUn snntfrt snrfiKM Also Taxi Boys in "Call Her Sausage" Roger Wolfe Kahn in a Musical Act Mickey Mouse in 'Mellerdrammer', News Coming Sunday 'Gold Diggers" ff- SJjjfyj , f ' vnm Dad Dynge's Dance SATURDAY NIGHT ORIENTAL GARDENS Two Orchestras One Admission 2 Dances Jazz, Big Hall Old Time Small Hail Herman Kirby, the Northern Song-bird from Spokane will entertain you. Mystery Thriller at Studio Resident of Redwood City. Cal., staged a "disaster rail" drill to co ordinate the worlc of the Red Cross and other organizations In case of a major dla&ater. Sweet gum twgs, which back woods women used to use for snuff brushes are now utilized in the manufacture of perfumes and cln namlc alcohol. - Standiah O'Sullivan, Aln.ka pros pector, uses an airplane to reach re mote areas of the territory in his quest for gold. One of the strangest and moat ex citing thrillers, "The Mystery of the Wa Museum, 'opens the double fea ture program at the Studio theater tu an uu urnior m ine secona picture. Clara Bow Coming Sunday In Circus Hit At Craterian Clara Bow, the fiery red-head of the movies, makes her latest screen appearance in "Hoopla." 'opening at the Craterian theater Sunday. In this story of carnival life that dramatizes the hatreds, the desires, the romance and the loves of the "big top," Clara Bow is said to reach the highest point of achievement in her colorful career. She plays the part of a carnival dancer, and the environment of the open-air circus- form a kaleidoscopic background for her constantly chanc ing emotions and the fire of her per-1 sonallty. The story la built around this young dancer, who makes a wager that she, can win the love of a certain young' man. The young man happens to be the son of the carnival barker and he falls an easy prey to the wiles of the dassllns; dancer. And that brings about some Interesting developments. The cast in support of Mlsa Bow la headed by Preston Foster, Rich aid Cromwell, Herbert Mundin, Minna Oombell and James Gleason. The I story was adapted from the well- j Icnown play, "The Barker." Craterian Offers Preview Saturday The regular Saturday night preview at the Craterian theater tomorrow night haa "Blind Adventure" a sthe extra feature to be shown after the 0 o'clock show. "Blind Adventure" combines the melodrama and hokum of a multi chapter aerial into an hour's rousing entertainment filled with some great comedy. The whole thing rolls along In such a style that no one can Im agine Just what is going to happen next. Bruce, a lonesome American, gets lost in the dense fog in London nd discovers a corpse. He risne tor the bobbles and returns with them only to find the corpse has disappeared. Fun gets fast and furious as he bumps Into a burglar while trying to get out of a haunted house and from then on the entire picture la one fast se quence after another. Robert Armstrong, Helen Mack, Ralph Bellamy, Roland Young and John Miljan have the featured roles. "Man's Castle" is the regular fea ture on the Craterian program. DANGEROUS STUNTS IN ROXY PICTURE Some really dangerous stunt are featured in "When a Man Rides Alone" at the Roxy tomorrow. Tom Tyler does everything the harder It is apparently the better he likes It. From riding beneath a moving stage coach to Jumping on the top from an overhanging branch while the ve hicle la going pell-mell down tlw road to riding like greased lightning In the saddle he leaves nothing un done I 6:45-0:15 HI Matt . , , Kves . i Kiddles , , 15c , 2.10 , 10c There came a Fox to our town And he was wondrous wise; He jumped into the Holly house And scared out all the flies. Then when he saw the flies were gone He soon began to bawl, Said he, "I'd rather have the flies Than flo one here at all" I Follow The Crowds To The Rialto! Today and Saturday (Continuous Saturday 1:00-12:00) MAJOR FIRST fj nun rtAiuncd Rina Your Heart Wide ODen! WJl Tears the Roof Off Hell! A Cajrney roarlna mad whipped to fighting fury by the scorn of a girl even HC cant slap aroundl JAMES CAGC3EV (dp Dacsnn A Wariw nros. siipsr-flrama with Madge Finns . Allen Jenkins - Dudley DlRRes Shons 1:45 7:00-0:00 Mats , JT" ' -".g.-WIHWjl K tea . - Ion Ends Tomorrow Night The Most Glorious Romance Since "7th Heaven" A simple story . . simply told . . but with a beauty and charm you'll remember forever 1 f mi i PLUS Tom and Tony, Jr. ... in the fastest Western ever filmed . . . blonding a staling rodeo Into a smsshlngly dra matic story of knav- RUSTLE R4 ROUNDUP Selected Short Subjects KM I SPENCER TRACY . LORETTA YOUNG Glenda Farrell Arthur Hohl Walter Conuolly Mnrjorte nnmtienn, Wckle Moon Also Mickey Mouse in 'Puppy'L'ove 'Aniakchak' Universal News Saturday Night Is Preview Night! Remain after the 9:00 o'clock show for a pre-showing of "BUND ADVENTURE" Robert Arnutrong Holen Maolc Ralph Bellamy Roland Toung No Extra Charge for the Extra Show I ..l-J COMING SUNDAY fl iAS, PRESTON FOSTER Sll $ v" ''MxS RICHARD CROMWELL W&i 't25Gnj ' HERBERT MUNDIN KSSi SraT M I N A GOMBELL O ' ,flMES GLEflS0N W6il '" ,1 P"0PUCT'N BiKijl iff SloP right up, ladies and lk til tornado . . gentlo as an 1 ttm earthquake. When 8he ' ' 1 dances she's on fire her I i 1 - Y i .' bnrning beauty makes old , J
