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XCEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD. OREGOX. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1931. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal From Grants pass A. B. Cornell of Grant Pas was here on business yes tenia j. Flan Rummaffl Sale 6t. Ann' Al tar society members at the last meet ing on Tuesday made plans lor hold ing a rummage sale on March 9 and 10. From Sams Valley Mrs. O. T. Wil son and daughter, Mlas Frances Wil son, Instructor In the Sams Valley schools, were shopping In Medford yesterday. Colemans Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Byron Coleman, formerly of the Rogue River valley, now of San Francisco, are visitors here this week, registered at a local hotel. Undergoes Operation -Mrs. Younger of the west side underwent an opera tion at the Community hospital yes terday and was reported getting along nicely last night. Circle Enjoys Dancing After the regular session of business Wednesday night, Chrysanthemum circle. No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, enjoyed pleasant evening of dancing. Music w&s furnished by the Fox orchestra. Wenonah Club to Meet Frances Moufatt will entertain the Wenonah club on Thursday afternoon at 1 o' clock at her home at 227 South Oak dale. The meeting will be In the form of a covered dish luncheon and busi ness session. Clothesline Robbed R. P. Lageson of 1033 West 11th street reported to city police yesterday that his clothes line was robbed the previous night of four shirts, eight diapers and two nightgowns, all bearing American laundry marks. e nr. Shockley to Speak Dr. S. W. Shockley. X-ray specialist, will be the speaker Monday at the meeting of " the Klwanls club at the Hotel Med ford. He will report recent develop ments m X-ray work, which promise to be of general Interest. Nan (It m Return Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nandle have returned from a motor trip to Portland, Eugene and other points. They left Klamath Falls for the north Wednesday morning follow ing the Gleemen concert. Yesterday they reported that Portland was en Joying an even more advanced spring . than Medford with an abundance of flower In bloom. Has Tonsils Out Mrs. J. B. Clelsnd of Trail underwent an operation for removal of her tonsils at the Com munity hospital yesterday. Bible Class Won't Meet There will be no meeting Tuesday evening of the Weekly Bible class at the Y. W C A.. It was announced yesterday. The meeting was cancelled to enable all members to attend the seremon of Dr. Page, who Is conducting a conference at the Baptist church. Demonstration EnJo?ed--The women of the Sams Valley district enjoyed an interesting demonstration at the school house Friday, when the Honie Extension unit met with Mrs. Mabel Mack, who addressed the members on clothing. There were 30 members of the unit present and the luncheon served was made up of recipes, pre viously recommended by Mrs. Mack. Klrkland Draws Sentence Faber Klrkland, arrested by city police for disorderly conduct after several people complained that he tried to enter their houses, was sentenced yesterday to serve 10 days In the city Jail, when he appeared before City Judge A. D. Curry. The common belief Is th.it Klrkland Just couldn't tell which house was his. Judge Curry stated yesterday. . Recruiter Com I np Substation Com mander Jennings D. Lowman, of the United States army recruiting service will be in Medford February 28. 27 and 38 at the Armory, according to word received Saturday, and expects to be able to start two or three local men on their way to careers In the regular army. Anyone Interested should see the recruiter on the dates mentioned. Mrs. Riddel! Plans Shop Mrs. E. O. Rlddell has announced that she will open a Needle-Arts shop In this city about the first of March. It will be located at 33 North Central In the shop formerly occupied by Prultt'a Melody shop, adjoining the Medford Flower shop. Stamped goods. Infants wear, yarns and embroidery flosses will be offered the public in an at tractive setting. Bring in Tuneful Comedy At Roxy Cffoony and looney, Paramount' whirlwind muileal, "Too Much Har mony,' open at the Rcxy theater today. . Blng Crosby, as the romantic rru slcal comedy star, provides not only his customary capable voice, but also adds to his rapidly-gathering LCting laurels. A long list of noted come dians, Including Jack Oflkle. Skeets Gallagher, Harry Green. Ned Sparks and Sammy Cohen, provide the laughs. "Too Much Harmony" Is the story of a musical comedy troupe between the finish of one season and the start of the next. Love and laughter and song seem to be as much a part of the every-day life of the troupers as It Is of their theater life. The Important feminine roles are taken by Judtth Allen. Lllyan Tash man, Kitty Kelly and Grace Bradley. "Beloved" Playing At Holly Today One of the most genuinely Interest ing motion pictures of the season Is "Beloved." the "musical romance of a century," which Is now playing at the Holly. John Boles and Gloria Stuart play featured roles In this highly unusual production, and Boles sings several songs as only he can sing them aim pie, moving songs of the heart. From a production standpoint. "Be loved" Is a remarkable demonstration of the flexibility of the motion pic ture. The story covers a period of nearly 100 years, and the feat Is ac complished In such a completely satisfying manner as to constitute a convincing tribute to the screen art. Director Victor Schertzlnger, who also wrote the music for "Beloved," may well be proud of his accomplish ment In bringing this epic film Into the limits of an evening's entertain ment, and In knitting the various In cidents so closely together In a smoothly flowing musical cavalcade. SCOTTISH RITE 1 Stated Chapter meeting. lAtiY 7:30 P. M., Feb. 26. L. E. WILLIAMS. Secretary. TOT TO BE DOLLAR DAY MEDFORD STORES "Keen nrlces down that, and that alone, la the royal road to recovery." This statement was made by Gen eral Hugh S. Johnson, administrator of the NRA, at a meeting of the Na tional Retail Dry Good association, upon the occasion of Its 33rd annual convention In New York recently. In the face of rising wholesale prices In commodities, the policy to keep prices down will be made more noticeably evident by Medford mer chants on Saturday next, March t. This day has been designated by the merchants of Medford as "dollar day" and present Indications ore that It will be a very outstanding event. It Is also hoped It will surpass the one conducted a couple of years ago. The dollar day event la being handled by the Chamber of Com merce committee, under the chair manship of C. D. Bean. Mr. Bean reports that all merchants of the city are ready for the affair, and that special merchandise .has been ordered In a large number of In stances. Dollar day will be celebrated not only by ready-to-wear store, men's tores, and department stores, but will Include grocery stores, druggists and all types of retail establishments. "Some people may think that com modity prices have risen out of pro portion to salary Increase," he stated yesterday morning, "but I think they will be agreeably surprised next Sat urday when they see the wonderful values which will be offered by the merchants of the city." It Is expected that the specials' which will be offered by the mer chants will be entirely In keeping j with the Idea of General Hugh S. i Johnson, and surprising offers will be in store for the thrifty shopper. I Lion Claw Comedian HOLLYWOOD. Cal., Feb. 34. (AP) For the second time within ten days, Joe E. Brown, the film come dian, wa clawed by a Hon today In the making of a motion picture with a circus background. The actor's right forearm waa painfully torn and three stitches were taken to close the wound. He wa treated at the El Monte hospital. INI Baron at Studio nfc , . "r r -7 serai Meet the Baron' hilarious mix ture of comedy and lilting musical numbers opens at the Studio today with Jack Pearl, famous "Baron Munchausen- of radio, who with Jimmy Durante and Edna May Oliver goes through a series of hectic adventures In a girls college. Film Doubles In Revue Coming To Craterian Stage A rather unique Idea In stage shows Is promised those who see the "Mo vleland Revue" at the Craterian the ater next week. With local people acting as doubles for famous movie queens and kings, and with a chorus who have been training faithfully during -the last two weeks, the show will take on the proportions of a real b'g-tlme revue. Mae West, of the nasal twang and rolling hips, will be one of the stars to have a local double with other portraying Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, big feet and all, the Four Marx Brothers and several others. Now at Rialto f Si The role of a woman living in the tropics, where morals and law do not mean much Is Kay Francis' latest In "Mandalay" at the Rialto theater to day and Monday. Lyle Talbot, Rlcardo Cortes and Warner Oland play the three Important male roles, Talbot as the young doctor, with whom ahe falls In love, Cortez as the gun-runner, who relinquishes his claims when It becomes apparent that to do other wise would mean the end of hi life, and Warner Oland as the owner of a dive where Miss Francis acta as hostess. , Helen May, formerly with Fanchon and Marco, has been training and rehearsing the chorus for their many numbers and Frank Hayward, veteran TODAY and MONDAY Millions Know the Baron' Voice Now See Him for the First Time! 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' i . ansa mi i m i In mill 1 7 ml S PC fete--- -Xr C : 1 Kith Hear Kay tine the rapturous new lov aonf, "WIIKN TOMORROW COMES" RICARDO CORTEZ LYLE TALBOT WARNER OLAND ADDED ATTRACTIONS Musical Comedy "Poppin' the Cork" "DOWN FROM VESUVIUS" PATHE NEWS Wheeler and Woolsey Comedy at Craterian Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. whose mirth-provoking ant too and wisecracks have filled many theaters with uproarious lAughter, have Ruth Ettlng, famous song-bird, with them In their latest fnrce, "Hipe. Hips Hooray,-' opening a three-dny engage ment at the Craterian theater today. also In the caat and contribute to the fun and excitement. Hit aongs and dance numbers have become th expected In a Wheeler and Woolsey picture and this latest film la no ex- Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee are 1 caption. producer, haa been ataylng up late nights, figuring out new routines and trlcka and gaga for the show. Wltn another 10 days of rehearsals before being shown to the public, the "Movleland Revue" should be in fine shape for the Initial performance which will take place on the Cra terian stage the night of March 7. A complete screen program will also be shown. Be fitted in & new model Corset by Adrlerjie'a experienced Coraetlcr. WASHINGTON, reb 34. Whiskey, the federal food and dm administration said today, haa some value as a stimulant but It won't cure Influenza, bronchitis, malaria, stom ach complAlnta, typhoid or exterenul ulcers as some labels claim. i j "ai mourn mm rrrmvTimimmm mm mm wi a r . m.w u m m m m 1 1 ijt-J I j SOUTHERN OREQONS FINEST THEATER 1 aWTiaaEsaanBaMaaaaaaMSFaMBBaawaaaaaBsaBaseBaaajSBBasKlwl MATINEES 25c EVENINGS 35c Kiddies-IOc Starts Today for 3 Days! SHOWS AT 1:453:166:459:00 THE LATEST REVELATION FROM THE PADDED CELL! Make way for their goofiest fun-festl . . . Mad and merry , , . gay and giddy , . . waggy and gaggy . . . they'll make you roar with laughter 1 Just a couple of captains of shin dustry ... in a story of big business I See them make a Century of Pro gress in five minutes 1 RUTH ETTING g& )f ' THELMA TODD 11 ft DOROTHY LEE jLvf f . "ay tunes and scantiei . . . girls and giggles of Li bauty and bedlam ... all rolled into one l if. big laugh and music show I aaWaaWaaWaWaaaBaasaWaWa-aWa-aM EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS Franklin Pangborn Comedy "UP AND DOWN" PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL MOVIETONE NEWS
