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Will Rogers in Return Picture
Popular Stars in Craterian Show
Love Tiff in "La Cucaracha"
Local and Personal
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FOR I). OREGON. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1935.
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In Town Saturday B. F. McRea.
foreman at Cnrberry Creek CCC camp,
was among Medford business visit
ors Saturday.
To Seattle T. Hisahara, of the
Salvation army, left Medford Friday
night by train, after having been at
tending to business in Medford.
Held for sanity Hearing Elmer
Stout, a resident of the Elk Creek
district, Is being held by authorities
pending a sanity nearing.
Ashland Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Chastaln of Medford were In Ashland
Thursday evening visiting friends,
according to the Ashland Tidings.
Mrs. Si-orfrrn Visits Mrs. R. O.
Scoffern of Portland spent yesterday
In Medford with her daughter, Miss
Lois Beth Scoffern, who -Is teaching
In the Medford school district.
From Chlntgn E. Fryer of Chicago
was in Medford Saturday In the In
terests of the -Better Light, Better
Sight" campaign being conducted by
the California Oregon powr C.
Scouts to Meet Washington Girl
Scout troop number 7 will meet at
the Washington school, room 8, Mon
day, Feb. 18, according to announce
ment. Directors Will Meet The board of
directors of the Girls' Community
club will meet Monday noon at the
club house on North Bartlett, for a
regular business session.
Bark from Portland Mrs. J. H.
Yost returned Saturday morning
from Portland, having been visiting
there for the past week with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. M. W. Ribner.
.
Visits Oregon Caves Major Clare
H. Armstrong, commanding officer of
Medford CCC district, and Capt. M.
M. potter, welfare officer, made a
brief business visit to Camp Oregon
Caves during the week.
Special Agent Calls W. S. Boyer
of Portland, special agent, division
of Investigation, was a brief visitor
at the offices of Crater Lake National
park Friday while passing through
Medford.
Urlsuold Calls R. V. C. Griswold
of San Francisco, representative of
Kimball Paper products Co., with
coast offices at San Francisco, arriv
ed Saturday to spend the week end
here with friends.
- 5- Know Freezes Officials of Rogue
River National forest reported Sat
urday that the snow at Union Creek
has been frozen nearly solid by sev
eral consecutive hard freezes, which
make skiing conditions fast but dan
gerous. The total depth at Union
Creek Is now 40 inches, 14 inches of
new snow having fallen previous to
the recent freezing nights.
From Grants pass Mr. and Mrs.
H. 1 McLatn of Grants Pass were
visiting in Medford Saturday.
Miss Conner In HuspHal Miss
Mary Conner, who underwent an op
eration for appendicitis at the Sacred
Heart hospital Friday. Is resting eas
ily now, yiose in charge at the hos
pital state. '
Leave for East Clarence M. Ben-
del, having been discharged from the
Medford CCC district, left Friday
night by train for his home In Chi
cago. Daniel W. Grlmer, having also
been discharged from the CCC, left
for his home in Portland.
Patient at Hospital Joe Gravelle
of Portland, representative of D. N.
E. Walter and Co., Is receiving med
ical care at the Sacred Heart hospital,
where he has been a patient for the
last several days. Dr. James C. Hayes
Is his physician.
In New Zeulund Mrs. Bob Ingle
received an interesting letter Thurs
day from her mother, Mrs. Glen Fab-
rlck of Medford who Is enjoying a
tour of pacific points. She wrote that j
she fas leaving Hawaii February 11 1
for New Zealand, planning to stop j
first at Wellington. Ashland Tidings.
Car Damaged A car owned by
Walter Abbey was slightly damaged
by fire Friday evening when defective
wiring evidently caused a small blaze
that was extinguished by the Med
ford fire department. The fire occur
red in Abbey's garage, 123 South Riv
erside. Home from Hospital Norman C.
White, assistant superintendent of
Rogue River National forest, has re
turned to his home, after having
beep, receiving medical treatment for
the last ten days at the Community
hospital. His son, Norman E. White,
a student at Oregon State college.
Is In Medford for a few days to be
with his father.
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What many believe to be Win Rog
ers' finest picture, the film version
of Irvln S. Cobb's " Jxidge Priest ,"
comes to Medford for today and Mon
day for an exclusive return showing
at the Rial to theater.
The popular series of stories by
Cobb has been used as the basis of
this screen history of the shrewd and
wise Kentucky Judge, who flourished
in Paducah, Ky. Rich human in
terest blends with laughter and tears
In this talc of a sleepy southern town,
which Is still not too sleepy to cradle
drama. Milllo.s of readehs know this
lovable old Jurist of fiction and, with
Rogers playing the role, air his lov
able characteristics are brought to
life.
The supporting cast includes Tom
Brown, Anita Louise, Rochelle Hud
son, Henrj B. Walthall, David Lan
dau and the ever-comical Stepln
Fete hit.
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Two of the most satisfying screen
romances ever filmed "Daddy Long
Lees" and "Paddy, the Next Best,
Thing' had Warner Baxter and Ja-
nei uHvnor co-starred. Starting to
day at the Craterian theater, the two
Here Saturday Among Medford
visitors Saturday was Mrs. Dorothy
Nichols, school teacher at Prospect.
Attend Klamath Game Mr. and
Mrs. E. N- Eldrldge. Miss Amy Elliott
and Bill Barnum attended the bas
ketball game between Medford and
Klamath Falls at Klamath Falls last
night.
Dulrympte VKIts W. H. Dalrymple
of Evans Creek, connected with the
Rogue River National forest service,
was In Medford yesterday,
Meut. Brown VMts Lieut. Brown
stopped over in Medford Saturday
night enroute by air to March Field,
Cal.. having been in We north for
several days.
Shows Today 1:45
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Adults 25c
Children lOc
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Great Lover .
For the first time In his long the
atrical career W. C. Fields is cast as
a gay, romantic lover. It's In "The
Old Fashioned Way," which comes
to the Studio theater today.
Playing the role of 'The Great Mc
Gonigle." Fields is the leader of a
band of vaudeville troupers, who go
from town to town struggling for
fame and food, dodging sheriffs along
the route.
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Showing!
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Mertrord nt any ollirr theatre!
All the rich humor . . all
the happy tears . . all
the mellow wit of his
former hits . . rolled in
to one grand entertain
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WITH
TOM BROWN ANITA LOUISE
ROCHELLE HUDSON
HENRY B. WALTHALL
DAVID LANDAU STEPIN FETCHIT
ADDED
Mr. and Mrs. Ace
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in "Dumb Luck"
noi:i.tv m:ws
favorites are again brought together
In the plcturti'atlon of the best seller
by Robert Nathan, "One More
Spring."
Into this setting drifted, separately,
a number of strange types, each orig-
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Steffi Duna, volatile young Hunga
rian actress who has the principal
role In the melody drama in Techni
color, "La Cucaracha," at; the Roxy
today, upbraids Don Alvarado, as
Paucho, for his Indifference to her
love and her desire to dance with
him for the lmpresaarlo from Mexico
City.
In the feature picture, "Hide Out,"
Robert Montgomery has the role of a
happy-go-lucky post-repeal racketeer.
lnal, each reduced by circumstances
to near destitution. They Include a
girl out of work, a ruined auctioneer,
a starving violinist, a sucldc-courtlng
banker, a white-wing worker, a cop
and a lion tamer.
This motley crew, brought together
by fate, work out their own destiny.
and find that their hitherto drob
lives have been heightened by their
adventures together.
In the supporting cast are Walter
King as the roving musician, Jan
Darwell as the motherly scrub wom
an, Grant Mitchell as the humbled
banker, Stepln Fetchit as the slow-
going Hon tamer and Roger imhoi as
a workman.
Trusty Returns Thomaa M. Trus
ty, who has spent the laat three years
at American Lake, Wash., returned
to Medford yesterday morning by
train.
Shows Todny
1:45 . 3:30
7:00 - 9:00
Mats .... 25c
Eves . . . 35c
Children . . 10c
Starts Today for 3 Days!
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Aromantic adventurer,
down on his luck, but possessed of
man's greatest gift ... the power
to dream! ... A story of today's
tense life in the turmoil of a huge
metropolis . . . down-to-earth
in its moving sincerity . . .
up-in-the clouds with
its limitless lov
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