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"Mystery of Edwin Drood" at Rialto
Young Caruso Coming to Craterian
Western at Studio Saturday
Local and Personal
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Hate Operation Among thOM un- visit! Friends Here Tin Ashland
dergoing operations Thursday at the Tidings states that Mrs. Mary Lewis,
Community hospital were Mrs. 8. J. Mrs. Nell Powell. Mrs. Jeule Kllgore,
Palmer ot the Old Stage road, and and Mrs. H. H. Mayberry all or Ash-
Greta Hansen, llve-jrear-old daugli- land were In Medford Thursday vlslt-
tr of E. Hansen of Medford. lng with friends.
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fEDFOTD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1933.
fjiMiLy. Mn-i.mri Kwtim nnjsu passim i f rm Jym
Oss! Hill
lllilLPS
TODAY and SATURDAY
Continuous Shows Saturday
JCfiE.
WHAT A MAN!
WHAT A RACE!
WHAT A SHOW!
You'll just about
crack up witn
laughs and thrills
. . as he laps tne
field and licks the
world !
'
The gay, cartfrte countenances of
Doue'.aaa Montgomery and a sprightly
vlllaga bell aeem out of place for
tha eerie "Myatery of Edwin Drood,"
playing today and tomorrow at the
Rialto theatre; with Claude Rains In
the title role.
The most mystifying of mystery
storlea. the picture follows the life
of Edwin Drood. whose Jeckyll and
Hyde existence finds him one day as
choir master of the village cathedral
And the next as a dope addict In the
lowest of London's ci:eap dives. When
he suddenly drops from sight, with
the finger of suspicion pointing to
ward his nephew as murderer, events
move rapidly to a spine-tingling
climax,
ALSO
Todav and Saturday
Perils of
intAin imp
EPISODE 7 1
TRACKED BY THE ENEMT
Junior Coghlnn Comedy
"EDUCATING PAPA"
PLUS
The First of a
New Series of
COMI COLOR
CARTOONS
in Cinecolor
"Jack and
the Beanstalk"
Fox News Events
l .iimggBBiWBC
ISl STARTS
SUNDAY!
DAMON
RUN YON'S
great human itory
of the shadowy of
the great white way
with
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
ADOLPHE MENJOU
Dorothy DELL
Charles BICKFORD
Adults jJTyl Kiddies
20d f?!rWJ 10
MOVED TO THE STUDIO TODAY
Jean Parker and James Dunn in
"HAVE A HEART"
ALSO-"LA CUCARACHA"
TOMORROW SATURDAY ONLY
IXMyAYNAiiD
wrm his I n fx
FAMOUS HOPS! I
JARZAN V J
PLUS
THE WONDER
OF THE AGES!
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ALSO
Song Hits with Roy Turk
Girl at the Ironing Board
Travel Talk News
Joe E. Brown at Roxy
Vfi"f iHll'V " "
Toung Enrico Caraso. son of the
famous tenor who thrilled minion, i
with his glorious voice at the Met
ropolltan Grand Orera and otl;-r
musical centers on the g'.obc. comes
to the Craterian Theatre Sunday for
a three-day stage engAgement, In
conjunction with "The Glided Lily"
starring Claudette Colbert oa the
screen.
Caruso has Inherited not on'.y a
brilliant rolce, but sW the personal
charm of his greatly loved father
He has recently completed making hlf
first feature length picture, "Tne
Singer of Naples," soon to be re
leased, after having accomplished
oxiUtandlng success in various screen
musicals where he was featured in
leading singing roles. His program
will consist of so iiija and reminis
cences of his famous father.
The Colbert picture. "The Ollded
LT.y." Is a romantic and frothy com
edy that boasts o.' a totally new
and unconventional approach on the
romantic anle.
Ml&a Colbert Is shown as a hard
working stenographer with one am
bition In llf- to many a poor man
and strive with him. When she does
fall, however, it la for a millionaire
English nobleman In disguise. She
learns the truth, turns hlra down
and becomes overnight, the sensation
of two continents as the "no" gtrl,
Through the succession of merry
episodes, ehe leads her millionaire
Lotharios a wild chase until she tires
of the whirl and $lvea it all up for
a chance to sit on a park brneh
and eat popcorn with the 'mugg" ahe
lovns.
"Have a Heart, featuring Jean Vur
ker and James Dunn, was moved to
the Studio today. "La Cucaracha,"
the sensational colored musical, was
also moved to the Studio, where It
will show tonight and Saturday.
The Ken Maynard western, "Brand
ed Men," will furnish the action at
the fatudlo tomorrow.
With more action and excitement
than the premature setting off of ft
waif on load or fireworks, "Branded;
Men" Is Just the type of western
that keeps the pmses pounding and
brlntts spectators to the edges of their
seats.
Some Dance East
Some Dance West
We Danco Best
At the OASIS
Fverv Snt. Nile
I
Tin'-iiajn li'n,tnri'at '
1:00-0:00
li'u nf rlrrfi
II SHfTI H ! ""c' '"'111
Hurry! It Ends Tomorrow!
UNBELIEVABLY MAGNIFICENT!
Tho strangest . . . most beautiful
film romance ever conceived 1
UNTAMED ROMANCE
IN THE H!GH SIERRAS!
with
Joe E. Brown Is the feature attrac
tion at the Roxy theater today and
Saturday,
This time he appears In a "6 Day
Bi&e Rider." As a bicycle rider Joe
Is a regular "fiend." but he wins the
and hilarious fluke Imaginable.
Tho race Is the big climax to one
of tho most uproarious comedies In
which the wide-mouthed comedian
has yet appeared. It Is not only
filled with riotous situations but Is
race and his girl by the most novel crammed with breath-taking thrills.
Ashland Visitor Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Mars of Ashland were business call
ers In Medford Wednesday.
i Summer Prices
Effective Now
at
BARTLETT
FUR SHOP
20 South Fir
Lynns call! Charles Lyons of Ash
land made a business trip to Med
ford Thursday morning, the Ashland
Tidings 6t8.tes.
Lieut Anderson Stops Lieut T. B.
Anderson, flying from Rockwell field,
Cal., to Seattle, stopped briefly at
tho municipal airport yesterday.
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DAD
DYNGE'S
DANCE
Sat. Night
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
TWO HALLS
One Admission
Ladies 10c
Men 35c
RAIDED
MEM '
You are always sure of a
GOOD TIME with
Al Stewart
And His Nite Owls
AT
JACKSONVILLE
EVERY
SATURDAY NITE
Dancing
Until
KAY FRANCIS
LESLIE HOWARD
in
SUNDAY!
"British
Agent"
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TODAY and SATURDAY! f gfe" :
'TOMMIM George M.Cohan in "GAMBLING"
Arrcslcil for SiipciHmk Jnmos O. SftSjM'rTlTSS "l'lsV 14 L . SUNDAY -;T
Peebles, 41, Is cited to appear In Jus- gCOJ I I fl I IS I 3 I II I fuM i ' f j ... I I
, tlc court tomorrow to face charges ff TtarVMwKwWS &HZ?l3t,&-&li& 'ijS 'A,,fn' OTk m. WW
of speeding on West Main street. rfc.ff.X3rfeil,aL. Sf - . '
i . ' - Two sweethearts in dread m V ' ' M , nuTHTSTirv
J Feat! A sinister Figuro lurks K? , I . m ' ON 1HE BIAUi.
O in the shadows ... his hands i$& . V , jp11 f ' illl
I D ANCE ' S 10 destry thcir happl" i : p V - Talented Son of
RfaWB, -li''TgMi " X. ' a Brilliant Father
W-tS 7Uiti . I jfljflffllftl?. k"la a'.'-, 4 W rnllowliig the footstep.
'V wSl 5Jv i S 4.' Aiti ' y I of his lllinlrlous piirenl,
y )& I JP' fSS''''ia--fa F! K '3? My; J? . f he brines to Mrdford
lM f hBQmmofA ENRICO CARUSO, Jr. ':
DINTY I SD051iWSlilOD I tpratc"' " "L SMW3;-""'";' EratlM ,
MOdRF, ' lh I ON THE SCEEEN SfJv
MTdHf DOUGLAS MONTCOMEflY : lh
5 1 1 V.8iM!MMNElts Jt ONE NIGHT-! i i
, VV' fr'"-il ON A PARK BENCH -U.
SATURDAY '"sk ,
., fL'. fil A fresh, sparklins Jt J. V f
; night Vf?sg,,J is-ssss ,; 'i,:r;,
: D'eam laMd V? If " -r-M "
1 - f "SCREEN SNAPSHOTS" f'VfV ;
i Scrappy Cartoon lit tL-. jm at 0s amr at& Mansard I
,.8p"'"- "" MiSJ Bi.aeffULY'i
-etf ah m FPFn MnMI IPR AY I
VR AY MILLAND I
C. AUBREY SMITH I
FDWAPn rRAVFM a I
rCV?i. j Lsdy or tne screen in - " S I
TONIGHT
and Saturday Night
"Hay Fever"
A Blissful Comedy by
Noel Coward
Directed by ANGUS L. B0WMER
Southern Oregon Normal
School Auditorium
8:20 P.M.
Tickets At The Toggery, Medford
! . iiaii i
VSVn The -Lady for a Day-
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f. '.,1
Lady of the screen in
her most dramatic
sensation!
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Uu&u.Jh4k 1 1 1 mi Vr fitsf
' FAY WRAY
-.ri.' FAY
VICTOR JUKT
When a pretty girl
who had plenty met a
guy with nothing in
his pockets but a bag
of popcorn . . . and
nothing on his mind
but Love . . . she went
for him in a big way I
.1 uijwib l pal
hi -. t: Hi. rtt 'ifi.ii i. .-tii. t wii sue - i 'i
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