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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJNTS, MEDFOBB, OEEGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, I93t. Warner Baxter inRialto Picture New Juvenile Star at Craterian "Stand Up and Cheer," at Roxy Local and Personal 11 i., Hoist In Mcflford John Hoist, rsng ' t in the Butt rails district, arriwl in MXUord Saturday on business. - Heter Fliss North Raymond Ewr left by plane Fnaaj jot roru.nu where he will spend sewrsl dsys on business. T. r. W. to Meet The repilej meet ' lng of the Vewrsns of Foreign Were will he held Monday evening t the armory, at 8 p. m. Go to Portland Elmer Feldenhelm er end Horace Bromley left yesterday for Portland where they will spend Labor day. Goldstlnes In North Mr. and Mrs. 8. U Goldatlne are spending today . and Labor day In Portland visiting with friends. Arrlwa Saturday Frances Green of - Portland arrived by train yesterday and will stay indefinitely at Puruci er'a Maternity home. Miss Brewold to lone Miss Irene Brewold left Friday n!ht by train for lone. Ore., where the win attend school this winter. At Hot Springs Mrs. J. L. Helms and her mother. Mrs. Porter of Grants Pass have been spending the past two or three weeks at Jackson Hot V Springs. ! - Newland to Grants Pass G. B. New land left Saturday on the Shasta for Grants Pass to visit for a few days. He will also spend Labor day at Cres cent City. r To Eugene Mrs.- E. A. Tuttle and son. Floyd, left yesterday by train for Eugene, having been visiting here for the past weels with Mr. and Mrs. . Dan Evans. Have Swim Party Dan Hull. Bob Jones, Bob Klxon, Jack Llttrell. Ar thur Carpenter, formed a group of boys enjoying swimming at Jackson Hot Springs Thursday. Has Carburetor Stolen Edward Par ker of 107 East Second street reported to city polios Friday night that he had a carburetor stolen from his car when It was parked In back of his home. Motev Leaves Gilbert Motey. form er Medford high school student, left a Saturday morning by train for Chicago, , ' where he will visit relatives for a weei before continuing to South Bend, In diana, to attend Notre Dame this win ter, Motey nlens to major in mathe- Biatics, MdReynoMs Returns K, P. Me- Reynolds, junior forester, returned to Medford Friday night from the Butte Falls district and vicinity of the Mount chlnquipin forest fire, which he reports Is now completely out. Mc Reynolds had been away since Tues day. Mansfield Here (H. Robert Mans field, Junior forester, arrived in Med frod Friday night from Camp S at Butte Falls, where ha had been en gaged In maplng the cut over area, In fire hazard work, and returned to Camp last night. Bunyard.ln G. Pass Don Runyard, rural representative of the California OTegon Power company has been a business visitor In Grants Peas the latter part of the week. Mr, Runyard had charge of the Copco exhibit of electrical farm equipment at the Jose phine county fair which closed last sight, h To Fires Controlled Two fires ported to the forest service offices here Friday night were under control Saturday morning, a forest fire on Bunker Hill, on the Cascade divide In the Klamath district, and a grass fire on Forest creek In the Applegate district. The Bunker hill fire was ap parently caused by lightning In the recent storm, having Just become vis ible to lookouts Friday, over an area of one-halt acre. The Applegate fire was attributed to a careless amoksr, and burned five acres before ft was corralled by a suppression crew from the Stsr ranger station. dee Jubilee Pictures Resident ef Gold Hill were g'.ven an opportunity to see the Copco films of the Oregon Diamond jubilee Friday night when a movie program was presented at the high school under the auspices of the Gold Hill Garden club. The pictures which were shown by Horace Brorfl' ley, publicity director for the Califor nia Oregon Power company included other "Copco Current Events" of lo cal Interest and some clever Felik and Mickey Mouse comedies. The ladles a. of the Osrden club reillaed a nice ' profit from the evening s program to help defray the expense of the an nual Gild Hill fan to be held early this month. i I .11 irr? 11 J I J II I " DANCE Dreamland MONDAY NITE Men 35c Ladies 10c To Rood Rlw Miss Barbara Lem mon left Friday evening for Hood River, making the trip by train. s leaves for Chicago Mrs. F. C. Relmer left Friday night by tram for Chicago. Leave tor Seattle Masters Bob. Will and Jack Brace left Friday night by train for Seattle, Wash. At Studio if ; "Men in White," stoning Clark Gable, which opens today at the Studio theatre, brings not only a romantic new emotional team to the screen, but also one of the most dramatic stories ever filmed. The dramatic background of the story Is a modern hospital, vivid and gripping In the gamut of un veiled emotlona which only a hos pital knows. Is ''tsFj; j. w. 1 .'J A new juvenile st&r flas.hs across t&9 cinema heaven In ''You Belong To Me," opening for three days at th Craterian theaira fcoday. His full name Is D&vld Jack Holt &n4 he is but alx years old. His chance tor screen fame cams when DJckl Moore suddenly fell 111 and David was pressed into the role, and so ably does ha play it that he is now a contract player antj already Is re ceiving t&n letter by the hundreds. "You Belong To Me(M which has Lee Tracy starred, with Helen Mack Helen Morgan and Lynne Overman In featured roles with llttts David, tells tha story of the drama that goes on behind the scenes of ih vaudevtUe stane. TracT. In a dJffereat type ef role thas ha sas played-es the screen before. Is & broken-down vaudeville comic, who looks after the welfare of Helen Macfe aaa ser fath erless little on Da?ld) after her husband has tiled. Their courses separate and the manly little hoy appoints himself a his mother's guardian protests against his tnother's msrrSwte to as other TaudevUilas and flsaUy & sent to , military school. How, event ualiy Tracy's !ove for the hoy briags about his reformation forms the ell ma of the story. Warner Baxter is his starring roie of a doctor seefelng obIItIob from tii world, is at the HIsHe theatre top today aad tomorrow in "Grand Canary,' taiffn from the sort! by A S, Cross n. Jafedge E?ss has fee iad- eg feminine role. It shows Baxter as a doctor who is called murderer by th world because his new serum has failed and three people hav died. He starts on Journey to scatter tha wreckage Yarns in Salem I. D, Yarns of Sa lem left by train for his home Satur day morning, having been here for a day on business connected with the Methodist church. To Eugpne Mrs. Cora. Crump left Saturday for Eugene to visit for three ee3ts with her sistera Mrs, A Miller and Mrs. John rth and her sons, Jaclt and Herald. Shows Today 1:45 3:15 - 7:00 . 9:00 Adults - - - 25c Children 10o TODAY and MONDAY! YESTERDA Y HONORED! TODAY FRIENDLESS! Forbidden to love by a moral code of Lis own making . . i Here is dynamic, dramatic adventure . . , throbbing with warm romance , . . from the book that thrilled a nation! The World Called Him "Murderer!" jb. t wnjiwm.w . urn f j".WW-H t- t t t -a ""4 4it M "uir f V. In His Greatest Triumph , , , r m h i i -ri- m v J i "ith an stftsr S . j Madge EVANS MARJORII RAMBEAU ZITA JOHANN ROGER IMHOF H. B, WARNER Shirley Temple in "Merrily Yours" Scenic Kewsreel lilt r t I Li U of his life. On board ship bound for the Canary Islands, ha meet aad falls Is love with Msdge Fran. When they reach the Islands, & devastating plague of yellow ttrer thrratens she Inhabitants and Miss Svsns fsii vic tim to the plague. Inspired by his great lore for her, Baxter fight bacJs c& Indicates himself with th world by putting an end to the epidemic through the use of his serum. am .11 .. nwiyimwi p. nmji i.ujiwm,a.s. ;-':-vr; ""I.- V ..... S n v4 With a Urge and imposing cast, " Stand Up and Cheer," opens at the Roxy theater today. The story is that of a Srosdvay theatrical producer who ic cec& j!gn. upon of ins pr:snt of th &m44 Stat? to htjp Tenure prospernT tty through a gigaas amstmttit 5m- On Vara Ion iff. Vera Plysssfe, elerlt at the postoffioe, St ?tMiy ntght for Ssa Ftaiwiaco to apessd tiro weeKS TSfatloa Toting ?et3es, OeU tmlt& T. owea ef 103 East J&ckson street, has beea issued a huikSirig permit at the bulMlsg iie partmcst at the city hall for reredf 12 his res&enoa at a ooat of $103. ZigSer returned to Portland yeaSerday ij by trats, baring beea ?isit!rig la JscJuonville for the past mnth with I Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Sgter, 1 Here SaeppJasSSjav Pstt yesterday. DANCE and DINE at BOSNKV'S 6B1U, Sat. Kit S Bancs JB1 lsaeief Evert sBia'JWsalllalsBssaamiJIJiiilJJ-llgMIMW9 i IVi I if 1 f J kl f 1 pi llJl : j Mats. 25s 35a STARTS TODAY FOR THREE DAYS! Inaugurating & week of real Family Entertetament , , . , NEXT Shirley Temple "How and Torsvtr" iThree Twisted Lives-Reshaped By Love! A second-rate comic ... a would-be dancer , , , and a slx-y ear-old- youngster all that was real in their make-believe life! , , , Just a kid . , . bat h essed that on day Mm mother's air castks would srnmbl , , , even as the man who watched over them knew they would 1 , , , It's different lee Traey one you'll welcome In hi new type of role! : stt TRACY IK I if f with HELEN MACK HELEN MORGAN Lynne Overman David Holt ADDED All-St&f Comedy Tie Caretaker's DangMer Ooofy Nevrt Pathe Newtreel IEUI MfllSMN Cm4 Hems T Ms"
