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HIGH SCHOOL CAST:
IS SELECTED FOR
"Big Broadcast" Coming Thursday
Now at Craterian
On Rialto Bill
Roxy Headliner
Starred with Ben Bernle and his
lads. Raft plays an ex-convict who
turns straight for a chance to Join
Bernle and his tads on transconti
nental amusement tour.
MFPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1935.
"I flew low over the beach of one
of these islands and clearly saw foot
prints in the sand."
The Straits Steamship company
Issued instructions to land host
parties at Sayer Island and seared
the Jungles,
...
Power Rates Filed
SALEM. Ore.. Nov. 23. (AP) The
Brookings Light A Power Co. today
filed Its first tariffs with the state
utilities commissioner. The company
was recently organized to begin op
erations December 10.
The student of MMford high
ohool will present "The Plr&te of
Penunce," a Gilbert and Sullivan
opera,, on the nights of Dec. 9 and 10
In the high school auditorium, It was
announced by 'Esther Church Leake,
Mlaa Ploy Young and Wilson Walt, di
rectors of the production. A special
performance will be given Saturday
morning, Dec. 7 for students from all
grade and high schools In the county.
The principals of the cast consist
ing entirely of high school student
have been selected as follows:
Harvey Field In the role of the
pirate chief. Dale Slma and Robert
Cherry alternating In the part of the
chief's lieutenant, Jack Dennlson as
Frederick, Marvin Burke as Major
General Stanley, Delmar Wright aa
the sergeant of police, Mary Anne
Gates as Mabel, Doris EUenburg as
Kate, Marguerite Loom an as Edith,
Jean Horton as Isabel, and El nor a
jioffenbarger and Betty Paeke alter
nating In the part of Ruth.
This cast will be supported by
ninety voices of two glee clubs and
the music appreciation class.
Miss Elizabeth Crlsell, art super
visor, is designing the stage screens
with a setting of a pirate cavern on a
rock bound sea coast. Miss Crisell
ha had extensive art training In
California and Oregon and is new on
the teaching staff this year.
Miss Maurlne Carroll, clothing In
structor, will supervise costume de
signs, and Lei and Mentzer, Industrial
art teacher, will direct the handling
of stage properties.
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The Lone Pine school, on the
western slope of Roxy Ann, which
during the summer constructed a
new building. Is undergoing many
more improvements. Green stain is
being applied to the new roof and
the grounds are being leveled near
the new addition.
Changes have also been made In
side the building, such as reflrfl&h
Ing desks, repainting needed furni
ture, and Installing new bulletin
boards In each room. These Improve
ments will make the building and
grounds more beautiful, also giving
the pupils and community more to
be proud of.
TO STATE
SALEM. Nov. 33. (AP) Liquor
tales during the first 10 months of
this year In Oregon totaled $4,545.-
760, with the month of October set
ting the high point with sales of
383.670. Arthur K. McMahan, chair
man of the liquor control commls
si on, estimated that In November
sales will approach the half million
dollar mark.
Profits to the state from sales and
revenue both for the year to date
was $1,471,394, Of which $575,640 was
for beer licenses and tax on wines
and beer.
CASE TO MONDAY
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 33. (AP)
Circuit Judge Hall S. Lusk recessed
the Oorge L. Fielder murder tnaj
until Monday, after three defense
witnesses and one state rebuttal wit
ness testified.
The state charged that Fielder am'
bushed Deputy Sheriff Ernest C. Loll
when he wsa seeking the 33-year-old
Portlsnd youth to arrest him
for out of season pheasant hunting.
Fielder testified thst he bleated
Loll twice with shotgun only be
cause he feared the officer would
shoot him.
One of the year's most outstand
ing musical casts has been assem
bled for "Big Broadcast of 1936,"
coming Thursday to the Craterlan
theater as a special Thanksgiving
day treat for film-goers. Included
are, reading from left to right, be
ginning with the top row, Blng
Crosby, Ethel Merman, Amos 'n Andy,
Grade Allen, George Burns, Bill
Robinson. Jack Oakle. Lyda Robertl.
Charles Ruggles, Mary Boland. Henry
Wadsworth, Wendy Barrle and Rav
Noble, the popular English band
leader, who appears with his fa
mous orchestra.
The plot of the story relates the
hilarious entanglements of two radio
entertainers when they become In
volved In the love life of an eccen
tric countess. One an announcer,
the other a singer, they hope to
compete In and win a 250.000 ad
vertising contract In an Interna
tional radio contest. How they win
the contest after being whisked away
to a dangerous Island on the coun
tess' yacht, results In a series of
exciting experiences.
ALL BUT 1 BOARD
MEIER SELECTED
FOR CAPITOL JOB
SALEM, Nov. S3. (AP) The nw
state capltol commission, with the
exception of one member yet to be
named, was complete today.
Governor Martin, President Horry
Corbett of the senate and Speaker
Howard Latourette of the house last
night made known the appointment
of eight of the nine-member com
mission authorized by the special
legislative session. Latourette was un
decided on his third choice.
One woman, Mrs. Edith Waldo
Johnson of the .Waldo HUls district
near Salem, was named by Governor
Martin to serve on the commission.
The other appointees were:
Dr. H. H. dinger of Salem. T. H.
Ban Held of Portland and Robert W.
Sawyer of Bend, appointed by Presi
dent Corbett.
J. H. Lake, union labor represen
tative of Portland, and J. A. McLean
of Eugene were named by Speaker
Latourette.
Governor Martin's remaining two
appointees were Dr. Ernest C. Dalton
of St. Helens and G. A. Marshall,
livestock raiser living near McEwan
in Baker county.
It was understood Latourette had
wanted to name as his third member,
A. A. Smith of Baker.
PORTLAND BANDIT
GANG CAPTURED
Sparkling romance, tinged with
riotous comedy, ma&os '1 Live Mj
Life," Joan Crawford's newest star
ring picture, opening a three-day
run at the Craterlan theater today,
lilm entertainment that strikes the
modern tempo.
Showing Miss Crawford as the
ultra-modern society girl with so
phisticated Ideas of men and mar
riage, "I Live My Life" portrnyB the
fast-moving events In the life of
the girl when she meets a man who
fails to see her point of view, but
nevertheless falls hend-over-heels in
love with her and decides to teach
her the meaning of real love.
A brilliant supporting cast. Includ
ing Brian Aherne as the two-fisted
lover, Frank Morgan, Aline MacMa
hon, Eric Blore, Fred Keating. Ar
thur Treacher and Jessie Ralph, play
an Important part In making the
film enjoyable throughout.
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FOR VOTE THREATS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. (UP)
Senator William E. Borah, Republi
can, Idaho, tonight "assumed" for
the purpose of writing a letter that
he Is a candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination.
The senator emphasized that hl6
assumption was merely temporary
for the time It required him to write
a stinging rebuke to the Society for
the Advancement of Colored People,
which had threatened political re
prisals for Borah's stand against the
antl-Iynchlng bill. But political cir
cles saw In the letter a further hint
of Borah's plans for 1936.
Borah, progressive leader of the
senate and sponsor of a resolution
to Investigate alleged religious per
secutions In Mexico, told Walter
White, secretary of the association,
that he would veto a lynching bill
"should the unexpected and , great
honor come to me of being president."
SCOTTISH RITE
Inauguration and Instal
lation of officers of Conn,
ell and Consistory will be
held at Masonic Hall at 8
P. M. Monday. Nv. 25th.
All 32nd degree Masons In
Southern Oregon urged to be present.
L. E. WILLIAMS. SeCty.
IN STATE OKED
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 23. fAP)
The PWA approved 81 new Oregon
projects totaling $1,628,000. C. O
Hockley, state public works ad
ministration director, stated today.
Hockley, Just back from Washing
ton, D. C, said the projects Include
schools, water supplies, sewer sys
tems, city halls and courthouses.
The recipient of the loans and
grants must make provision at once
for repayment of the 65 per cent
representing the loans. Contracts
e ' - '
An entertaining musical romance,
"Music Is Magic' featuring blonde,
blue-eyed Alice Pave, plays today
and Monday at the Rialto theater.
Ray Walker, handsome young Juve
nile, Is co-featured with the singing
star in this picture.
Included In the cast are srreen
land's "goofiest" comedians, Mitchell
and Durant; Bebe Daniels, Roslna
Lawrence and Luis Albernl.
The fast-moving, nparkllng story
relates the adventures of two young
lovers. Miss Faye and Walker, who
go to Hollywood to seek fame and
fortune. After many trials and tribu
lations, they achieve their goal and
Miss Faye skyrockets to fame. This
la all brought about when Miss
Faye gets a part in the chorus of
a film musical in which Miss Daniels
la starred. During rehearsals Misa
Daniels haa an accident and has to
forfeit her part to Miss Faye.
Things start from there, and
when you're not cheering the music,
you'll be laughing at the fun.
must be awarded by December IS, h
said.
B .1
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Cast In the leading role of "Stolen
Harmony," playing today and Mon
day at the Roxy theater, George
Raft again returns to the type or
characterization that shot him to
stardom in "Scnrface."
BUT FUTILE, THAT
LOST FLYER SAFE
SINOAPORE. Straits Settlement.
Nov. 23. ( AP) Reports that foot
prints were seen In the sand or
Saver Island, off the west coast of
Slam, brought fresh hopes today that
the missing Sir Charles Kingsford
Smlth might still be nllve.
Captain Hussoy, captain of a plane
which flew over that area after a
steamer reported seeing flnres rising
from the island, said :
'I searched all six Saver Islands
and am certain there was nothing
on four of them, but I cannot be
sure about the others which were
covered with Jungle growth.
Marble Corner
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Featuring hllmlrntded requests
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Vern Ren at the Piano
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Coolidpe Bodyguard niee.
CHICAGO. Nov. 23. (AP) Henry
Buck" Corcoran, 49. secret service
member and bodyguard of former
Presidents Coolldge and Hoover, died
today of heart disease.
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IT PUTS NEW MAGIC IN MUSIC!
A glorious singing star
. . . the screen's nut
tiest comedians . . . gor
geous girls . . . gay
tunes ... In a hilari
ous tale of a small
time actress who took
Hollywood by storm!
Cse Mall Tribune want ads.
Hoover At Battle
PALO ALTO. Cal.. Nov'i 33. (AP)
Herbert Hoover went to the "big
game" today as a rooter for his alma
mater. Stanford university.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 23. (AP)
Ernest Lawson, who detectives said
had knowledge of activities of princi
pals In a series of brazen holdups
here, received a 30-day Jail sentence
today on charges of state vagrancy.
Municipal Judge Donald E. Long
Imposed the sentence as a means of
holding Lawson until further investi
gation la made. Detectives said he
had no part In the activities.
Three others were held on assault
and robbery charges and police
sought two more.
Chief of Police Harry Nlles warned
that anyone harboring the fugitives
would be vigorously prosecuted.
inwm
Card of Thank,
W wlah to extend our most olnoere
thank, to all our nl!ibor and
frlenda lor their kind ntnce dur
ing the Illness and death of our Dear
Husband and rather. Also for the
many beautiful flowera and words of
5-mpath7 and to those In chan?. of
the mnslc for the beautiful numbers
rendered. Mrs. I. I. YosKum. Mm
Louise Yoakum. Mlsa Pauline Yoak
um, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hsle. Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Alvn
Yoakum. Mr. Harold ToeJtum, Mr. and
Mrs. Gallen Yoakum.
ELKS CLUB
Thanksgiving
Charity Dance
WEDNESDAY
Good Music Good Fun
Admission $1.00 couple
Today and Monday!
PLAY, MAESTRO, PLAY!
A Brand mix
ture of merry
met odritnl
and mellow
mitftlct
Imaxlne the Old
R Hs 'j 1. l e a t r o plavlnx
Rsft . . . Yownahl
m GEORGE RAFT
TT V ?f ,,u urnvir
Bin DtnHIE
Was an Mil )
with
Grac Bradley
I ri l Adrian
BFTTT BOOP CARTOON
sport Oel "nl News Erentf
it You'll All Agree! 1
H ALlCiEFAYE
M RAY WALKER
Mm BEBE DANIELS
MITCHELL and DURANT
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS
"Hooray for Rhythm" Musical Reel
Newireel. Cameramen Adventures
"Five PupleU" Cartoon New Events
UIEY MET... THEY KISSED...
HE (what an
I old-fashioned boy!) INSISTED SHE MARRY HIM!
She wanted love in the rough and she
got it . . . she wanted to live her life
as she pleased . . . and she did, fast and
furious . . . until the right man slowed
her down to a walk!
Home
m ldife1
t 1
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.
TODAY!
WITH
BRIAN AHERNE
FRANK MORGAN
ALINE MacMAHON
ERIC BLORE
7
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Law
XI Joan
4
.. ?y&rSlfWMA -a . 11 fj-
i at her best..
more glamorous
than ever in new
gowns by Adrian
. . in the daring
story of a modern
miss who did at
all girls would
like to do ... ot
would they?
Selected
Short
Subjects
Shows Today 1:45-3:15 0:45-9:00
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