Medford mail tribune., March 17, 1935, Page 7, Image 7

TIG'S SETEST
Richard Arlen in Rialto Picture
Myna Loy, William Powell Together Again
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. Amj
Beers of BUh street, was admitted
to the Community hospital Saturday
to receive medical care.
Local and Personal
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Tyre Returns D. O. Tyree return- ,
ed Friday after a business visit In
Klamath Falls and vicinity. ,
Leaves for East Mrs. Alto Praia
left here today for Oklahoma City
and Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she
plans to spend three weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
Visits Yreka Don Runyard. rural
service representative of the Callfor-
nla Oregon Power company, return
ed Friday from a business trip to
Yreka.
Boyle Bet urns J. C. Boyle of the
California Oregon Power company
returned the forepart of the week
from a business trip to Ban Fran
cisco. Play Cast to Meet All members of
the cast In the play "Anti Ant." are
requested to meet at the K. P. hall
Monday afternoon at 3:30 for prac
tice. Visiting at Grants Pa&s Mrs. B. R.
Elliott, son Jimmy and daughters
Amy and Joan, Bill Barnum and Ger
trude Watzllng are spending the
week end at Granta Pass visiting rel
atives. Drunk In Public Place Nye Matth
ews, arrested Friday night on a
A charge of being Intoxicated in a
public place, was yesterday fined 910
tn city court upon bis plea of guil
ty. To Lara Beds Supt. David H. Can
field and Chief Ranger J. Carlisle
Crouch of Crater Lake national park
left Saturday on a trip to Lava Bed
) national monument. California on
an Inspection preliminary to estab
lishment of a CCC camp.
From Regional Office Max Rands
of the regional forest service office
at Portland was in Medford on busi
ness Friday and with Fred Warner,
superintendent of ECW work for the
Rogue River national forest, made an
Inspection trip to Evans Creek CCC
c&mp.
Plan Social Meeting The month
ly social meeting of the Women's
Missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, will be held
at the church Tuesday afternoon,
March 19. beginning at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. W. C. McCulston la the leader
for Tuesday's meeting and all mem
bers are requested to be present.
Expected to Leave A. H. Cousins
and Frank H. Carroll, both of the
accounting department of the region
al forest service offices at Portland,
were expected to leave yesterday for
their headquarters, stopping enroute
at Granta Pass. They had conducted
" a regular audit in the local forest
service offices.
...
Word from Klamath Of much in
terest to local friends Is word recent
ly received here of the birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cun
ning of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs.
Cunning are well known here, Mr.
Cunning having served for some time
as secretary of the local chamber of
commerce, Ashland Tidings.
Greater Tax Returns Earle M.
Gray, deputy collector, southern Ore
gon district of the bureau of Inter
nal revenue, reported that Income tax
returns this year totaled about 30
per cent more than were filed last
year. He said the general trend of
the tax returns showed a, condition
Tastly Improved over the previous
year.
Will Attend Party Several mem
bers of Rogue River national forest
service were expected to attend the St.
Patrick's day party Saturday evening
at Grants Pass sponsored by Siskiyou
national forest service. Among those
planning on the trip were Superin
tendent and Mrs. Karl Janouch, as
sistant superintendent and Mrs. Nor
man Pennick, Ranger and Mrs. Jess
DeWltt. Miss Enid Funk and Miss
Janle Smith.
One Hundred See Films Valley-
view community club held a regular
meeting Friday with 100 members
present. The talking film "Slim stays
on the Farm" was presented by H. D.
Kem and D. A. Runyard of the Cali
fornia Orepon Power Co. After the
movies a supper was served. The club
meets once each month. The officers
are Mrs. L. H- Callltln, president;
Mrs. S. Chllders. secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Stella Morris, vice president and
Mrs. H. R. Westerburg chairman of
program committee.
gee Copco Movies Members of
Table Rock community club and
their families enjoyed en hour's pro
gram of Copco movies at their regu
lar meeting Friday night. The films,
which were shown by H. L. Bromley
and Stanley Jones of the California
Oregon Power company. Included the
Oregon Diamond Jubilee, winter
sports at Mount Shasta and other In
teresting current events as well as
several comedy reels. Preceding the
picture program were a number of
enjoyable vocal and instrumental
solos and readings. The evening was
concluded with the serving of re
freshments. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CASH paid fir men's 2nd hand suits,
hat and ehoes. Will H. Wilson, 32
No Front St.
FOR RENT Furmehvi 5 -room bun
talow. Inquire 109 W. Main St.
TAKEN IT About 40 head of stray
,heep. Cviit may have by paving
ffd bill and (limnBM. Chester
Fitch. Route 1. Medford.
FOR SALE Bad alfilfa. E. H. Nie
dfnr.er.er. Tel 697-R-l.
WANT FD O.cl Bold. Sell to Govern
mnt Lic-nvd Laler. Brophy'i
Medford VUlfors Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith of Sardine creek were
Medford visitors Saturday.
Trainmaster Here L. Kocher.
trainmaster for Southern Pacific
lines, arrived Saturday on official
business.
.Expected to Arrive A. 8. Sundell,
who has been visiting his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Vogul, and his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Applegate, all of Sacramento, CM..
for the past month, was expected to
return over the week-end.
Margaret Sullavan Craterian Star
Of all the times the story of Cin
derella has been told on the screen,
nobody has ever thought of unblush
ingly admitting that the yarn la
Cinderella, nor has anyone ever
thought of embellishing the tale with
any humor, much less of a blustery,
lusty nature.
Starting a three-day run at the
Craterian theater today, Margaret
Sullavan, with Herbert Marshall,
Fra nk Morga n and Reginald Owen .
romps through a delightful and
boisterous comedy. "The Good Fairy,"
in which Cinderella finally comee
into her own.
Miss Sullavan, admonished to do
at least one gocd deed each day as
she la released from an orphanage
RICHARD ARLEN
MADGE EVANS
Ralph Bellamy
James Gleason
Henry B.Walthall
STEPINFETCHIT
ADDED
Comedy "Gentlemen of the Bar"
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Shows Today
1:45-3:15
7:00-9:00
Here from Applegate L. H. Mc
Gutre. project supervisor of Apple
gate CCC camp, was tn Medford yes
terday attending to business at the
offices of Rogue River national for
est. Here for Week-End The Misses
Bertha Collier and Adeline Vossen,
both of Eugene, are spending the
week-end in Medford as guests of
Miss Vossen's aunt, Mrs. E. Segess
man. They arrived Saturday morning
by train.
Leaven for Sout h D. T. Cox of
Winters, Cal., left for his home Fri
day morning, having been in south
ern Oregon a week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Pruitt of Eagle Point
and his sister-in-law, Mrs. H. B. Nye
of Medford and other relatives.
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to become a theater usherette. Is so
thrilled by life that she tries It.
First, Owen, a waiter, smuggles her
Into a lavish ball In a hotel where
she meets Frank Morgan. Placed In
a delicate position, she tells Morgan
she Is married and he, wishing to
help, demands to know who her hus
band Is. She picks a name out of the
phone book, and Marshall, who be
longs to the name, becomes Mor
gan's European attorney, not quite
realizing how It all came about. One
complication runs Into another and
imbued with the Idea of herself
being a good fairy watching over
Marshall, the picture romps through
to some of the most hilarious screen
moments of the season.
. .Near
TODM
James Cruze, whcse flair for out
door spectacle has been exemplified
in such pictures as "The Covered
Wagon," and many other later pic
tures, once again gives a colorful
outdoor story to the screen.
"Hrlldorado." playing today and
Monday at the Rialto theater, is a
narrative that for origtnallty, drama
and color is exactly the sort of film
in which Cruze glories, and succeeds
In making thoroughly Interesting.
Cruze. who has a particular flair
for stories with an epic sweep, appar
ently hss found "Helldorado' much
to his liking, for he haa turned out
a big picture wide in scope, sym
pathetic In characterizations, free
and driving and colorful In the flow
of Its narrative.
Richard Arlen and Madge Evans
play the young adventurer and the
hetrefs with outstanding skill and
prominent in their support are such
important players as Ralph Bellamy,
James Gleason, Henry B. Walthall,
Here Rat urday Mrs. Joe Lester
and daughter Zavine of Central Point
were In Medford Saturday.
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Shows Today
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In their third appearance as a
team, Myrna Loy and William Powell
appear as husband and wife In "Eve
lyn Prentice," which opens at the
I Has Operation Chester Merriman
of 315 North Bartlett street under
Starts Today for 3 Days!
Doctors . . . lawyers and . . . millionaire meat
packers . . . they all fell for her! The
hilarious comedy of a poor little movie usher
ette who prayed for a millionaire . . . and
became involved in the funniest romance you
ever loved or laughed at!
Margaret
SULLAVAN
Herbert
MARSHALL
FRANK MORGAN
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ALAN HALE
REGINALD OWEN
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Chase in "You Said A Hatful" Novelty
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Floxv todfiv. Powell again la seen In
the mie of a lawver. a role in which
he excels, and Miss Loy is his erring
wife who becomes involved In
murder scandal.
went an emergency operation Prlday
- 1 night at the Sacred Heart hospital.
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Entertainment
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