MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1934.
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Local and Personal
To Eugene Mlu Dorothy You 04;
leXt Saturday on the Shasta for Eu
gene, to spend, the holidays with her
parents, Mr. , and Mrs. C. H. Youn.
To Riddle O, T. Bl'indell left Sat
urday by train for his home at Rlddte,
Ore., having been employed here for
the past four months.
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To Corrallls Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hover left Saturday by train lor Co
vallls to visit over the holidays with
Mrs. Hover's mother, Mjs. A. Hawk.
Piano Class Wednesday The Tues
day night piano class, under direction
of Mrs. Minnie Guy, will meet on
Wednesday this week In the county
courthouse auditorium, at 7:30 p. m.
Forfeits Ball Jack Bailey of this
city forfeited tlO cash ball upon fail
ing to appear in Justice court last
week, having been amsted by city
police on drunkenness charges.
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Here from Portland Miss Ruth
Nye of Portland arriviM Saturday by
train and is spending the holidays
at Talent, visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Nye
Package Found package con
taining a hot water bottle was found
on the courthouse steps, and has been
turned in to city pollcs. The owner
may recover It at the city police sta
tion by identifying it.
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North for Holidays Mrs. L. W
Myers of 1016 East Jackson street Wt
Saturday by train for Portland, to
spend the Christmas holidays visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Edirb
Chance, and her son, O. C. Myers.
Miss Chandler Leaves Little Ml.
Adell a Chandler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Chandler, left by train
Saturday mroning to spend the holi
day at Portland, visiting with
friends.
Stops Briefly Mrs.. T J. Crabtiee
of Marshfield stopped in Medford
briefly on the Shasta Saturday, to sw
her sons, Lawrence and Glenn, aul
families. Mrs. Crabtre it enroute to
Old Mexico to spend th. holidays.
Returns from North Mrs. Carl
Stuart returned Friday night from
Walla Walla, Wash., where she hd
been called by the sudden death oC
her slater, Mrs. Thomas Gllkerson,
who passed away last Monday nlgnb.
The funeral waa Thursday.'
Stage Show at Craterian Tomorrow
Holiday Visitors Mrs Rtt m
of Portland arrived Saturday morning
mu wo uregoman 10 spend the Chritc
maa holidays here visiting with Mr
and Mrs. Vanc Wolgantott. here si
ter and brother-in-law.
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Leave for Dallas Mrs Martha Bills
and her granddaughter. Joyce Tomp
kins, left Saturday morr.lng by tra'n
ior Dallas. Ore., to pend the holiday!
with Mrs. Bills' son, TLomas Heclta
thorne.
Attends Funeral Bert Neimoyer of
fTcsno, Cel., arrived Saturday morn
ing by train ta attend the funeral
yesterday of his brother, the late Jean
Neimoyer, who passed away Thursdav
evening.
Williams Fined Clarence Williams.
about 21. of 27 Tripp atwet. was fined
10 in city court Friday, having been
arrested early Thursday by city po
lice on charges of being drunk In a
public place.
Morris Calls E. R. Morris of Eu
gene, district supervisor of state
liquor stores for the Oregon state
liquor control commission, waa in
Medford on official business Friday
and Saturday.
Reports Tlieft Warren Kelso of
route 4, box 13d, reported to city po
lice that he believes a suitcase and
brown barracks bag were stolen out
of a friend's car Friday night on
South Front street. The suitcase
contained a correspondence course
with National Electric and Radio.-
Azaleas Bloom Lark In Reynold?,
upon arriving in Medford the latter
part of last week from the north,
displayed some azalea blooms which
he said he found blooming abund
antly near Myrtle Creels. Besides Do
ing apparently none the worse for
the cold weather, the blossoms are
quite fragrant. .
Makes Candled Fruits Mrs. D. H.
Heller of Hugo, Ore., 12 miles north
of Grants Pass, prepare many vari
eties of candied, fruits and nuts In
her home, which have gained con
siderable praise from Medford p5
pie who have purchased or been sent
them for Christmas gifts. Such fruits
and nuts as white figs, black and rd
cherries, pears, quinces, apricots, a'i
monds, walnuts and filberts are p.e-
pared by a process which retains their
full flavor.
Another Christmas sea
son's come, and with K
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1 yeorni for the higher Ihingi In lifol y awrwiwM
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Mary Keith, with her sister, Theo,
heads the cast of the "Sunklst Vani
ties" coming to the stage of the
Craterian theater for tomorrow only
In a stage revue said to be one of
the most novel? aS well as entertain
ing units to plftf-nere.
Booked in here especially for the
Christmas holiday, "Sunklst Vani
ties" has Harry Berry, producer of
the revnue as comedian, singer.
dancer and master of ceremonies.
Puller Brothers and Slater, a daring
high-perch balancing act: the LaSalle
Sisters, girl adagio team; Cary Webb,
Julie Dickson and other well known
dancers; Count Cassell-Clucas and
his trained Boston Bull. "Fanny":
and a variety of other acts are woven
Into the show.
Theo and Mary Keith also head
the "Melodears," ah all-girl band.
Roxy Christmas Picture
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Two popular artists, jack Oakte, tents In the romantlo music comedy
king of hot variety, and Ben Bernie with music, "Shott the Works," which
of radio fame, join tneir engaging tai- open at tne uoxy tn eater tomorrow,
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Merry Frinks Coming to Studio
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One of the most hilarious come
dies of the season is scheduled as
the feature attraction at the Studio
theater beginning tomorrow, where
it will appear under the title of
"The Merry Prinks."
The humorous tale deals with &
selfish and quarrelsome Bronx fam
ily that learns Us lesson when the
harassed and self-sacrificing mother
gets fed up and qulta them cold.
The producers have succeeded in put
ting every ounce of fun In the
original story on the screen.
Greetings To All Oar Southern Oregon Friends and Patrons
At Rialto Christmas Day
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For their Christmas show, the
Rialto theater has booked In a lively,
entertaining comedy drama, "The
Richest Girl In the World," with
Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea
heading the cast.
The story has Miss Hopkins as the
world's wealthiest girl searching for
complete happiness, for herself alone,
rather than via her money, and the
resultant complications that ensue
when she meets the one man she
considers might be Interested In
her, In spite of her wealth.
Throwing all sorts of obstacles In
the way of the man, as a test of
his love, she almost drives him away
until, In a hilarious climax, things
work out better than she had hoped
for.
At Com in u n 1 1 y Am org those ra
ceivlng medical care at the Commun
ity hospital the latter part of the
week were Cecil Jennlnps of 325 South
Ivy street, Mrs. Florence Young of
UCfl North Riverside, and Mrs. J.
Baley of Beatty street
iJl 7:00-9:00 jiH Klddlw 10c
A Last Minute Christmas Suggestion!
Hunt Theatres Coupon Books Available in $2.50 and $5 Sizes
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
Guy Kibbee- Aline MacMahon
In Sinclair Lewis'
tiDRD DITT"
& TOMORROW (XMAS) ONLY!
Glorious Stage and Screen Show!
' Complete shows at 1:45 - 7:00 - 9:00 ... Doors open at 6:30 tomorrow night.
ON THE STAGE
Harry Berry with his diversified and sparkling
CUNKIST VANITIEQ
Headed By K-J
and Mary KEITH THEIR "MELODEARS"
COUNT CASSELL a CLUCAS & FANNY
LaSALLE SISTERS FLORENCE MAY
BARY WEBB JULIE DICKSON
FULLER BROS. & SISTER
Special Matinee
PRICES
Adults
30c
Children 10c
PLUS
ON THE SCREEN
The lilt I nir romantic and gay romed? oft flrl who didn't
know what she wanted but found herself In one man's
rmhrace and liked ltt
"DESIREABLE"
with JEAN MUIR GEO. BRENT
Special Evening
PRICES
Adults
40c
Children 26o
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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... and, what a swell show
we'll have for you...!
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winiillliu I! UlflUllllUIl .
If I Were Dictator!
I would command every theatre-goer to see
-i'The Richest Girl in the World."
BECAUSE .. It has the beauty of "Little
Women."
The nonohalant humor of "The Thin
Man."
The delightful romance of "It Happened
One Night."
BUT . . . since I am not a dictator I can only
GUARANTEE A REFUND to anyone who does
1 not agree that this picture is . . . GRAND EN-TERTAINMENT1
MB A SPECIAL 111 I Sbs X
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riches could buy lova i
but who wanted romance. "'""
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Manager
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HOPKINS
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with
JOEL McCREA
. FAY WRAY -
Henry STEPHENSON
REGINALD DENNY
Added
Musical Comedy
"FacU and Fancies"
Cartoon Newsreel
5&
ENDS
TONIGHT
Edw. Gf
Robinson
In I
"Man With.
Two Faces"