Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 27, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Array of Talent in Big Broadcast Wheeler and Woolsey Rialto's Stars Franklin's Grocery, 437 So. Central, will be open TharUtsglvlrg clay irom 8 ft. m. to 3 p. m. Local and Personal MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUST:. MEDFORD. OREGON, TTEDXESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1933. Here Today E. D. Khler of Port land va tn Medlord today transact ing business. Mr. Gates Leaves Mrs. G. W. Gates left on the evening train yesterday for Taooma. Stevenson Away A. R. Stevenson left last evening on a, buslnc&s trip to Sugene. To Get Books Eugene C. Golden. OOO district educational adviser, will lM.ve Monday for San Pranrisco to Tecelve an assortment of books for camp of the Medfcrd district. The books have been donated to the CCC by the University of California. Completes Inspection Capt. Frank lin H. Cantlett, district CCC inspector, was baclc at Medtord headquarters today after completing; an inspection of cam pA in eastern Oregon. Supper Postponed The Lincoln school service club haa Indefinitely postponed its Daddy nisht supper, scheduled for December 6, It was an nounced today. Duck Hunting Pnr Lieut. E. J. Bru&ger, commander of Camp Clear Lake. Cal was a business visitor at Medford CCC headquarters today. He reported duck hunting in northern California was poor because the birds are flying unusually high. : KBNG ! of- ntAtticcluj Kentucky iJ!!.lED AN 5 SOIUE3 y iOWN -fOiiVAN ti HtlfSy CO.. INC.. AT lOUIflViilt IN !NIIlC ARE YOU QUE OF THOUSANDS GfiCE MORE ENJOYING THE OLQ-TSME, a F. KI FG Of tifrntUckif IT 5 cettheroyalIN Ol-TIME FLAVOR pRICEDil y AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT!. pint w FIFTH c $1.15 Code No. 190-B KD M$ of Kcntudtu 1Ck.lTI triV CTDAlrUT tlUIPiU KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISK BROWN-FOR M AN DMerCOM PAN Y & Write ThP VnTiLnndlnRliam Company for Illustrated Recipe Booklet, Bedell Bldjr., Portland, Oregon Louisville Kentucky Oil Man Here J. N. Bendel stopped here today en route from Portland to San Francisco to confer with local officials of the standard OH company, with which he is affiliated. Prom Portland Fred W. Dost, rep resentative of the Delaware. Lacka wanna and Western railroad In Port land, was a business visitor here to day. Visits Brother Ml Donorthy Holmes of Portland arrived here to day to visit her brother, Roland Holmes, before continuing to Cali fornia, where she will make further visit. On Furloujrh Lieut. Phllo D. Smith, adjutant of the Medford CCC district, left today for Portland where he will spend a four-day leave of ahftence with relatives. Lieut. W. H. Drlscoll will act as adjutant during Smith's absence. . 8heet Music Needed A large assort ment of sheet music has been re ceived at CCC headquarters in re peonse to a request issued, by mu sicians of the organization. Addi tional music is needed, however, of ficers said today, and scores no longer of use may be left at ths Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Holiday Hours For Medford Theatres Medford theaters will run on holi day schedules tomorrow. Thanksgiving with two shows matinee and evening. The Craterlan and Rialto theaters, opening at 1:45, will have their sec ond show starting at 3:16, while the Roxy theater, opening at 1:30, will have their second show starting at 3 o'clock. Evening shows at all theaters will be the same as usual, doors opening at 6:45 and shows starting at 7. SPECIAL FOR THAN KSOI VINO Fresh cranberry sherbet or pumpkin loe cream, pint 20c, quart 40c. FRANKLIN'S. CAFE. TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY FURNITURE repaired, upholstered and finished. Phone 989-R. Tni-bault. FOR SALE A few high grade used radios, fully guaranteed. Bargains. Homer Blwocd. Phone 1043-J. TIRES U. S. Royal 5:25-17, $7.45; Firestone 5:50-17, $7.75. Ed Case, 602 So. Riverside. EXCHANGE 2V& acres grapea and trees, clear; foothills just north or Pasadena, for farm land In north ern California or Oregon. WUletts Seed Co., Pasadena, Cal. FOR RENT 2 -room furnished apart ment; cheap; adults. 625 N. Riverside. WANTED Girl to assist with house work and care of child. Room board and wages. Call 040-R and give references. 'J I With an array of talent recruited from stage, screen and radio, 'The Big Broadcast of 1936" comes to the Craterlan theater tomorrow for a three-day run as a Thanksgiving day attraction that should prove enter taining throughout. In addition to the regular cast that appears In the fun-provoking comedy are famous personaltttea who con tribute specialty numbers which form a background to the main theme. Bing Crosby, film and radio star; Amos n- Andv. world lamoua for their dally comic black-face sketch on the air waves; Ethel Merman, star of radio and musical comedy hits; BUI Robinson, Internationally known ne gro tap dancer; Mary Boland and Charles Rugglfs, noted stage and screen comedians; the Nicholas Bro thers, negro dancing youngsters: Wil lie, West and McGlnty, and Ray Noble, renowned English band leader and song writer, with his orchestra, all have Important roles in' the picture. f . - Jiff - w 1 ?j i ' f "v IFiivX FIREMEN'S BALL TO AID KIDDIES Advance sale 6f tickets Indicates an unusually large attendance at the annual firemen's ball at Oriental Oardens tomorrow night, Chief Roy Elliott aald today. Tickets have been selling fast for the dance which has been an annual social event since 1923, Mr. Elliott stated. Ticket may be obtained at the fire hall or at the Oriental Gar dens tomorrow evening. George Day ton and his eight-piece orchestra will provide music for the dance. Proceeds of the ball are to be used In repairing toys for needy children at Christmas, a charitable service per formed by the fire department In the past few years. Broken playthings are taken by parents to fire head quarters where materials and labor for their reconditioning are provided out of funds from the dance, Chief Elliott explained. On Roxy Bill Dust storms, rain storms, brain storms, snow storms and love storms sweep In merry disorder through the rollicking reels of the new Wheeler- Woolsey comedy, "The Rainmakers." coming to the Rialto theater tomor row (Thanksgiving day) for a three- ay run of Jolly entertainment. Racing swiftly through scenes of the recent mid-west drought, the story fixes itself In a California bean- growing community. Farmers see fail ure of their crops unless water can Turkey Prices. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27. (AP- USDA) Live poultry and dressed turkeys unchanged. If, Walter C. Kell, "The Virginia Judge," at the Craterlan theater to day, comes to the Roxy theater for tomorrow and Friday In "McFadden's Flats." in which he is the Irish brick' layer who "goes society" to please his wife and daughter, and learns his dour-faced Scotch friend (Andy Clyde), with whom he has always bickered, Is his best friend after all. Jano Darwell, Oeorge Barbler, Betty Furness and Richard Cromwell are also In featured roles. WHITE Leghorn hens, laying; Rhode Island Red pullets, ready to lay. Rt. 4, Box 325, Calhoun road, west of Phoenix. MONEY wanted by Franklin Grocery, 437 S. Central, In exchange for for gotten items. Open 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. FOR SALE Tuxedo suit and shirt. sizes 37, 31, 33. Inquire Medford . Cleaners. LOST Tan and white Spitz territr; license No. 79. Reward. 45 Ross Court, evenings. WANTED 100 forgetful people to call at Franklin Grocery, 437 S. Central, and get that part of the Thanks glvirtg menu which you forgot today. FOR SALE Team 1400-lb. geldlnga. Jake Brown, Kings highway. LOST Black shepherd puppy, with white paws. Reward. Call 364-X. FOR SALE CoqulUe coal, large or small lump, $9.00 ton; $8.00 ton In 0-ton lota; delivered. 3lo N. Hoity. ONLY 22 shopping dava left. Your Christmas photos should be made by Shangle NOW. AHYT1ME: LKIDDIIS 10J Hi 1:45-3:18 Starts Tomorrow Thanksgiving! E3 IT'S DIPPY! IT'S DRIPPYUT'S SCREWY! The nation's leading jackasseteors in a rol. licking, soppy drama of the drought! An electric storm of gags, giggles and ro mance 1 . .. cy teU MUMB- Is it too far for a family reunion in person? Then go home anyhow, by voice. Thanksgiv ing is such a home-coming day that your call will give pleasure to everyone. The cost is low. The Pacific Telephone and Tei.ec r aph Company HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. of Southern Oregon f mmmmmm. Last Times Tonight CHARLES BUTTE RWORTH UNA MFDKFL HAT PENDLETON DID.TA HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE IRISH AND THE SCOTCH? Tomorrow and Fri. two k i fun- When thfoe two Kt togethrr , 1 It's 10 times f nier than you're ever heard It told! 'adders FlfiTS' WJU.TERC. KE1IY ANDY CLYDE IICDIlt ClOMKdl S j I renin tionrui fA Hit tllRtll ll - -V. IAl.o Pxle Smith Nowltr Color Cartoon, Scenic, New mance I They make hey hey while the sun shines... " y and laughter when it . rains ! There 's a howl In t ' eVely d 0Pl itWM ANDTLyYDE POSITIVELY LAST TIMES TONIGHT! "OAHTE'S INFERNO" Spencer Tracy Claire Trevor bo brought to the parched fields. Enter "Robcoo, the Rainmaker" (Bob woolsey i, and his somewhat chuckle hearted assistant. "Billy" (Bert Whee ler), brought to Lima Junction by the kindly local banker to produce rain. They produce the rain aftor many detours of love making and general horsing around. Supporting Wheeler and Woolsey nre many favorites, among them Bur ton Churchill, Dorothy Lee, Oeorge Meeker and Fredrlc Roland. f Nu I Eat STUFFING ' iT Lpsft stomach Ooe I -. In Jltfv with Boll-ans u v., BELL-ANSSM . a.j"0' v.". FOR INDIGESTION "ilUMSl Townsend Club Dance TIl.tNKSGIVINO NIOIIT Oasis Hall, Eagle Point AAmtMlon Men 40c, I.ndlai Free Marble Corner JACKSONVILLE Dunce every nlte. Gootl muMc. SniuUvlclie. Beer. Wine D. E. HAKTMAN San Franclnco Rutterfat. BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 37. (AP) Butterlat, 30o, 1. o. b., Snn Fran- I ClBCO. Old-Time and Modern Thanksgiving Dreamland Thur8. Nite RUBE'S 0RCH. Men 40c Ladles 10c TSSSBBBBl MW)gil.j) Ti Mats 25c Eves. ..35o Kiddies ..10c TODAY ONLY! All the humor, the romance, the humanity of small-town Amer lea in tnis homespun story ot a Southern judge 1 H0LLY 1 STEPIN FETCHIT tP THEATRE Marsha HUNT Johnny DOWNS jf Sd V kfJ BRobert CUMM1NGS .-Zl 'J fciifrfiriiM'r,riiiiijititiiftrilii ' Starting: niwwitiiMM $1 "tars 1 V Zt'ifJ and Drama ... plus fXr$j 0 j&A 'V t the hilariously ro- lMt'' '?,Vr mantic story of a . 'Jr . . .Vflk Jir glfg , , iLj Romance rides the tfr'W ipw ttW",w princess on the loose , , , W Kr& f"Kg ,' , , tS air waves with... - Jack Oakie George Burns Gracie Allen Lyda Roberti Wendy Barrie Henry Wadsworth introducing special. ties by such out standing artists as 4 4i i I Bing Crosby Amos V Andy Ethel Merman Ray Noble i? And HI. 4 V J mm Mary Boland Charlie Rii9rloe 1 v..ob.w J Dill DnklnAAH ?j win nuuiuuii ,14 , Staire Stars! Radio Stars! Screen Stars! Smeinir Stars! Dano- inj Stars! Musical Stars! Comedy Stars! in one big joy ous jamboree ! i Mickey Mouse Cartoon COMEDY NEWSREEIi in Mil' i in. I in iit rti ft' il i i " - - - - - J III I'll " 1