MEDFCKD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. MARCH 24. IMS. PAGE SEVEN sIHCALS To Seattle Roy Warner left by train Friday night lor Seattle. At Rialto New Will Rogers Film at Craterian Kolb and Dill Roxy Showing "Flirtation Walk" From Sams Valley D. P. Duggan of Sams Valley was attending to business in Medford Baturday. Young ioe North Floyd YounR was among those leaving by train Friday night. He was enroute to Seattle. Knrlier Arrives L. Koclier. train master for Southern Pacific lines, was In Medford on business yesterday, having arrived on the oregonlan. Visiting In Rosehurg Mif Lucille Curtis left Saturday morning by train for Rosebura. where she Is spending the week end with friends. in i iirinnph Irvpn Peters, on fur lough from Applegate CCC camp, left Saturday morning by train ror nis home In Dallas. Ore. In Grants lass L. H. Sutherlln was attending to business In Grants Pass yesterday, having left on the morning train. Leave for Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Dlx are leaving for Los Angeles Monday. They will make their home there Indefinitely. Houston to Return C. M. Houston, superintendent of malls, will return to work at the postofftce Monday, having spent a two weeks vacation. Leave for Idaho Mrs. E. M. Ham lin of Eaele point left by train yes terday morning for Gooding, Ida., where she will visit her father, A. E. Prlvett. Fowlers Have Guests W. D. Lud wlck and daughter Beverly of South Gate. California, were guests Friday and Saturday of the J. T. Fowler family at thetr home on Summit avenue. Legion Met Monday The Amerl- J can Legion will hold an Important j meeting Monday night at the armory according to announcement made yesterday. Special business will be transacted, bo all members are urged to attend. No pi:c License E. O. Adams, Spokane, a truck driver taking a load of apples from Yakima, Washington to San Francisco was arrested here Friday night by state police for not having & public carriers permit. Ad ams, according to state police, had been arrested on the same charge In The Dalle only a few days be fore, but was released and told to get his permit when he arrived In Salem. He neglected doing this, and was hailed Into Justice court here Friday nifcht, where he was fined 10 and costs of $4.50, and made to pur chase bis permit, costing $83.92, be fore he was allowed to proceed south with his load. SjWajjHnj They're the TOPS! those two mirth provoking stars of such famous hits as "Now and Then", "High Cost of Living", "Queen High" and many other favorites of the nation .... ICOLB AND HP b Shi Koi Heading a company of 25 with their newest and fastest stage show of them all! "THIS AND THAT" plus ON THE SCREES "SOCIETY DOCTOR 1 1 WED. ONLY! vn jb . II; fA' y . i -.V H, . "s ,Wt W jn v. - fr y J'-7 . t Shirley Temple, whose impish char acterizations won for her a special Academy Award for the "most out standing contribution to motion pic tures" during the last year, is at the Rialto theater for today and Monday In a special return showing of "Now and Forever," In which the little star shares headline honors with Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard. Shirley Is the daughter of Cooper, a reckless adventurer and confidence man, who nevertheless discovers the right way to happiness through the faith of his little girl. Carole Lombard plays the leading feminine role opposite Cooper, as the woman he loves and who. with the help of Shirley, succeeds In putting him on the right path. Others In the If you have been saving up laughs, prepare to shed them now. for Will Rogers' latest comedy, "Life Begins At 40," opening today at the Cra terian theater, contains a bundle of hilarious situations that will act as magnets to the laughter chained within us all. The breezy comedy, suggested by the Walter B. Pitkin book hit. Is des cribed as a hilarious fun lost that works into a prfndemonium of mirth. The inimitable Will Is cast as a country editor who .proves that the way to get a kick out of life Is to put a double kick Into It. Rogers stampedes excitement into V vl 1 his frmall town, tries his hand al match-making, leads an army of vet eran hillbilly hog-callers Into battle, fights a frolicsome duel using wise cracks for every pistol bullet of his adversary. Funny-bones are in peril, from all counts. The comedy of "Life Begins At 40", Is doubled with a tended ro mance. As the editor. Rogers clears the reputation of a youth "railroad ed" to penitentiary, and so stirs up a hornet's nest of hostility. Witticisms pungent as any Will himself concocts, leave his Hps In this picture. They deal with polities, women, rusticity, wealth, self-praise, love, youth and age. Kolb and Dill, favorites of theater goers everywhere, and particular fa vorites of Medford where they hold the boxofflce record for the most suc cessful stage show to ever play here, have again donned their makeup and costumes and are coming to the Cra terian theater for a one day engage ment Wednesday In their new show "This and That." Together with a company of more than 35, these inimitable favorites will be "tops" in what his been term ed as one of the funniest and fastest stage shows they have ever created. .,. x' I, V 'It " v ft? -A , ' tike ' t ' J - f ' uM I -Hi Rib-Cone Ball Mills a to 250 tons capacity. Use less power & water. All steel: screen ing A screen lesa types. Get More Gold From Your Ore Send for Bulletin No. 300, de scribing Rib-Cone Milts; also crushers, concentrators, portable stamps, water wheels, plates, sec tional boilers, etc. Get low prices, direct from factory. Straub Mfg. Co. Since 635 Chestnut St., 1903 Oakland, Cal. cast include Sir Guy Standing and Charlotte Granville. Offlical to Call El wood Hilsen bech of Bend, Ore., district deputy for Knights of Columbus, will be In Medford tomorrow afternoon at 2 o' clock for a special meeting of the local council of the order at the hall on South Oftkdale. New purchasing Agent L. C. Stu art of this city has been appointed new purchasing agent for Rogue Riv er national forest service. Able Leave Hospital Mrs. Ella Sheets of Phoenix was taken to her homo yesterday from the Commun ity hospital, where Bhe had been re ceiving medical care. A picture heralded as a thrilling revelation in musical spectacles comes to the Roxy theater today with the production of "Flirtation Walk." There Is an all star cast headed by the Inimitable songster, Dick Powell, with the charming Ruby Keelcr play ing the romantic lead opposite him. From Klamath Fa IK Miss Mildred Frnser of Klamath Falls Is a week end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fraser of 714 Beekmnn. Home from FiiRpne Norman Frn ley and Walter Crank have returned from Eugene, where they are stu dents of the Eugene Bible school, to spend spring vacation In Medford, Rev. Clemens YK1I Rev. Oral W. Clemens, formerly of Anderson Indi ana college and seminary, who has been visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Clemens, of 814 West Sec ond street, for the last four months, left Thursday morning for Portervllle, Cal., to take up pastoral work there. AWNINGS at BURK'S 314 E. Main. Tel. 448 Um M&U Tribune want ads. Delicious, Extra Thick Milk Shakes, 10c CLEO'S y Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 CZI3m am1aMm"T-rt"4Ti -J Mats .... 25c Eves . . . . 35o Children . . 10c Shows Today 1:45-315 7:00-9:00 aMMtMMptHiaawiii)ifimiriiniiMM ADl'LTS 25c Clilldren-10c Starts Today for 3 Days! BACK AGAIN BY POPULAR DEMAND! o SHIRLEY mm P l A gay, handsome Lothario f ; I V""T F heart-breaker deluxe! . . SjJi t f V ' i A tiny tot . . just a five- iXl:; I "tk J year old kid! . . But he I . I '? : : M learned about women from Efy? ' ' I ."! t 5 her . . in this delightful story f pfyf T I s L. - t of three unusual people! fc'fc,-;. I ak W f with the screen's tallest big ff4 J Bi U f ,tar Kttle star . . .'$ -'i:- I m i'T' and prettie,it blonde TljP$fttfe!j V GARY COOPER Sir Guy Standing with CAROLE LOMBARD Charlotte Granville Annrn attractions Frolics of Youth Comedy "Boosting Dad" "I'miKli ivr." noaki.ty M.u-iirii. The Viorlds Funniest Comedy Starts Today for 3 Days! ATS. ll ycs J - U ft ' A 1 1, f ,v -fie It SSSf- He wrecks a hog-calling con test and routes an enemy . . . risks a bullet and replies with a ripe tomato . . . faces an angry mob to protect an inno cent boy . . . and every time he goes into action, his war cry is a-chuckle ... his only weap on a brand new wise-crack I oVOT OF U,. LMrLB ft 1' 1 f ROCHELLE HUDSON RICHARD CROMWELL GEORGE BARB IE R ' Ml DARWELL SLIM SUMMERVILLE O ADDED IRVIN S. COBB COMEDY Pete Smith's .Goofy News 'NOSED OUT' News Events KOLB and DILL ARE COMING WEDNESDAY! L 1 r"a 11,111."; O