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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1935)
PAGE SEVEN Clark Gable at Craterian "Rumba" Opens at Rialto Today 'The Barretts of Wimpole Street" Collins Building New Home at Tolo TOUJ. M-rctl 3 iflpl 1 A wven- room house U being constructed on Tour watch repairing will receivi my twraonal attention. Johnson thi Jewler. Cm Mall Tribuna want ads. the Joe Collins dairy ranch to re place the residence destroyed by fire a few weeks ago. Ed Whiteside. Med ford contractor, U In charge of the work. Midget Photos 3 for 10c PEASLET STCDIO Give your watoh tha Micromtr" teat "Free" at Johnson ', tha only srvlc of thla kind !n --uthern Oro gon. I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUN"E. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. MARCH 3. 1935. EPS -tV ' -T,".J"P)ili".'- i .,i ,,,-v A dP ; M ' "J A v' With a timeline that wouldn't have been arranged better if it had been known that ;larlt Gable wa to be adjudged winner of the Motion Picture Academy Award for the beat performance in picture for the pa$t year, hla new starring picture, "After Office Hours" atarU a three day run at the craterian theatre today. Con atanoe Bennett ha the, chief sup porting role 'and the others in the cast Include such favorites as Stuart Erwln, Katherlne Alexander, Blllle Burke and Harvey Stephens. Having won the vedemy honor for hla role of reporter in "It Happened One Night." It la only fitting that his new part in "After Office Hours" again finds him In th same type of role, cast as the go-et-em man aging editor of a scandal sheet, a de vll with the ladles and using his socialite society reporter to gain en trance into the sanctum sanctorums of the elite, where he can dig up the facts of a nice Juicy scandal. When hla news getting results in a murder mystery. It gives tlrt hustling acrlbe the opportunity to exonerate the in nocent accused and at the same time be on the spot for a sensational news scoop. Much comedy and suspense follows his activities. Locals Goes to Seattle Douglas Roach, storekeeper at Crater lake national park, was in Medford Friday before leaving for Seattle, where he will spend a few days with his parents. Gas Pipe Unloaded A carload of approximately 50 tons of pipe was unloaded last week at the Medford gaa plant to ha used In extending mains In Medford. Ashland, Grants Pass and Roseburg. Swan Better R. E. Swan, mall car rier, has been able to leave the Sa cred Heart hospital, where he under went a major operation, and is re ported to be much improved at his home. Interest Shown In Class The S. K. It. A. public speaking class which meets Monday night at 7:15 at the senior high school continues to hold the Interest of an ambitious group of men and women who are success fully striving to improve their speak ing abilities. Last Monday's subject for the talks, "My Pet Aversion," pro duced some very clever and humor ous two-minute speeches. Great Im provement in the vocabulary contest was noted. All 6. E. R. A. classes are free and the general public la Invited. . NO WASTED CURRENT . NO SCORCHED CLOTHES F Coleman E3 j7utcmiaic ffl I I I C T ft. THE Coleman Automatic Iron saves $1 to $5 a year on electric current When it reaches the temperature at which the thermostat is set, the current is automatically cut off. Ic "coasts" or "free wheels" on stored heat. 40 of the time it is in use It consumes no electridty. This I via g on your electric bill goes oo fear alter year as long as you use your Coleman! This same auu made action of the thermostat elmv In res fire danger and scorching of clothes. Saves work . . . does mart than the ironing. The Oleman b heautifully de sijmed and Bnuhed in super-chromium. Has long tipenng point, but ton bevel and giusmooth ironing surface. Come in and see tMj beautiful tron. Let us prove our statements about the money it saves you. 'The Barretta of Wlmpole 8treet" opens at the Roxy today. Norma Shearer, as the star, car ries the brunt of the film. As the invalided Ellr-abeth, she brings poignant wlstfulnesa to her charac- 'shines aa the diabolical father, The tricky, fascinr.tlng and seduc tive rhythms of Cuba'a native dance form the arcompnnlent and back ground for the dramatic love story of George Raft's new picture "Rum ba," starting a three day run at the Rialto theatre today. Carole Lombard, hla partner in "Bolero" la aaln co starred and the supporting cast in cludes Margo, Lynne Overman, Ins Adrian, Monroe Owsley and Oail Pat rick, among others. The torrid romance of a tempes tuous dancer and a madcap heiress forms the story of "Rumba." Raft Is shown as a cabaret dancer In Ha vana, exiled from Broadway by threats of gang vengeance. Then he falls In love with Miss Lombard but. her parents hearing of the romance, force her to return to New York. In order to be near the girt he loves, the dancer accepts a starring part in a Broadway show and. despite warnings from the gang, prepares to go through with his contract. Ths story moves to a rapid climax in which the two lovers are rejoined in the ecstatic "Rumba" the Cuban dance of love. At a meeting of the Southern Oregon Bankers' association at the Del Rogue hotel In Grant Pass on February 26. J. A. Perry of this city was elected president, and Allen Perry, also of thla city, was elected secretary, to succeed Carl Hammer- bacher and Bob Nellson. both of I Grants Pass, as the new officers. Attend Basketball Cnme Among those who attended the baskettbatl game at Ashland Friday night were Almee Elliott, Bill Barn urn, Bob I sviflrwnnrt Tint-hum Schmidt. Blanche Norris, Jean Fox, Jean Grantham, Eugene Coats, Don Steuart, Bob Hin- man. Starts Today for 3 Days! BEAUTY DANCES IN THE ARMS QF DANGER! Ik" A siren of civilization and the one man sho could not tame . . . hearts pounding to the fiery tempo and barbaric melody of the rhythm of the Rumba . . throbbing to the savage beat of the bongo drums ! IKON fi M '" with margo mm, 'a ifTT - . . i trmm MONROE OWSLEY y ris Adrian Gail Patrick '! p i ill-4 mmm trlaatlon that rtachj dp down ; into the hearts of the auditor. i - Predrlc March, who playa oppoalt Miaa Shearer, as the ardent Robert Browning, and Charlra Laughton At the meeting Harold Orey, ol the Jackaon County Relief board, explained the work accomplished in the last year by that organisation. 4- Phone 843. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 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A GUY WITH IDEAS! 7 V. 1 Clark Gable, winner of the Academy Award for his great work in "It Happened One Night" . . . now in his gayest roman tic role ... as a roistering rascal who believed the best way to handle women was to treat 'em rough and make 'em like it I . . . , But what a ride on the merry-go-round this Park Row guy took when he met this Park Avenue dolll v Claik Gable CONSTANCE Bennett with BTUART ADDED The rant beautiful short erer maile . . . f II mel enflrel? In glorious Terh- nlvolnrl "Holland in Tulip Time" THr.Mt TODD PATSY KKI.LY in "One Horse Farmeri" NKtYxnrKi. ERWIN BILLDS BURKE HARVEY STEPHENS KATHERINE ALEXANDER HQLMSi ADDED ATTRACTIONS Song Reel "Travelin the Road" HUBBARD BROS. and wtrmfmmmmmmmmmtmam WI'1!1nr(a-"S aeastaaaasavawMiiwMUaaaaaa LAMPORT'S mihuiijuii ,. mm i warn f- 1- - :,.: t '.1m. ...-I.--------, jy..
