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PAGE ELEVEN, NEEDY CHILDREN Mystery Thriller Coming Thursday Craterian Star On RialtoBill T Ml OTICE MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDOM). OREGON. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1935. WILL BE YULE Ho child In Jackson county need eo without a bounteous Christmas dinner this year, lor Gates &. Lyd lard U reviving lta custom or pro viding a sumptuous least lor an go Arvlno children. Th Christmas dinner this year 111 b served at noon on Tuesday, December 24 In the basement dining room ol the Elks temple. It Is ex n...H that at least 500 children will attend the festive function, for the county is to be comoeo rar . wide In ft concerted eirort to in' elude every needy child. The banquet la open to all needy -v,iirfrn from 4 to 15 years, mem alve. in all Jackson county, with the sole exception of Ashland which Has been omitted to avoid oupneu tlon of the charitable Bcrvlce, Ash ' land having organizations that are taking care of the city's deserving youngsters. W. A. uaies, nrm uu-m-w.r exDlalned. The Elks' basement has a seat ing capacity for 500 persons, but It U expected that more than that will be present. , "Never mind the seating capacity.' said William H. Lydlard, Mr. Gates' associate. "Bring In all the needy .hiMn will have a second table If necessary." "That's right." agreed E. W. Win kle, exalted ruler of the Elks. "Bring them In. we'll una room w.v... at the temple." Miss Lillian M. Roberts, secretary of the American Bed Cross. Is di rectly In charge of preparing the guest list and arranging for the at nf the children. She Is Un. .Minted bv Mrs. H. L. Nobllt vir l.lnvrf O. Lyman. Miss Otis O. Brown and Miss Jean Ravlra of the Jackson county relief committee and Miss Blanche Runels, supervisor ot Mystery lovers will be given a real treat Thursday at the Craterlan theater with the showing of "Remem ber Last Night," based on Adam Hob house's novel, "Hangover Murders." With a fine east and intriguing story,, "Remember Last Night" show what happens when a group of Long Island socialites wake up alter a wild celebration to discover one of their party has been murdered sometime during the spree. And no one can re member what happened. The couple. In whose hou .the murder was committed, begin making Investigations of their own and dis cover that there are grounds for sus pecting everyone, including them selves. So an ooe detective Is called m and then a hypnotist. Then new murders are accomplished, clues are lost and facta distorted. Finally how ever, the murderer is brought to Jus tice after a series of thrilling events have paced the (story from one ex citing moment to another. Edward Arnold plays the role of the detective, while the balance of the featured players Include Con- stance Cummlngs, Sally fillers, Rob ert Young, Robert Armstrong, Reg lnald Denny, E. Brophy. Monroe Ows lsa Henry, Gregory Ratoff, Arthur Treacher, Rafacla Ottiano, and Gus tav von Seyffertltz. 7 Z$i$l ' if. a. a Predrlo March, starred -with Merle Oberon and Herbert Marshall, la t the Craterlan theatre starting today in "The Dark Angel." a romance of pre-war and post-war days in England. With two .men, friends always, both in love with the same woman, the fortunes of life and the war decree the woman shall be the one who, loving one man, becomes be trothed to the other, only to have a kindly fate step In at the l"t moment to unite the true lovers. Included in the supporting cast are John -Halllday, Jnnet Beecher, Henrietta Crosman and Cora Sue Collins. There's on old saying "what's sauae for the goose Is sauce for the gander" and never has it been ap plied so appropriately as it is In "The Goose and the Gander," starring Kay Francis at the Rlalto thcotcr today and Monday. With Mlfts Francis playing the role of wife to an erring husband who de cides to give hubby a taste of his own medicine, and George Brent as the man who gladly gives in to the beau teous Kay, the film Is a delightfully witty and giy comedy romance. Oth ers In the cast include Genevieve Tobin and Ralph Forbes. Extra Trains Run For Yule Travel PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 14. (AP) Double section trains are needed on some runs to handle the heaviest early Christmas tourist trade in years. B. E. Palmer, manager of the Portland Union railroad station, said ley, George Meeker, Jack LaRue, Lou4 today. Stars at Roxy county nurses. The whole staff ol the county health department, In cluding the nurses, is working whole heartedly in perfecting arrangements for the listing of all needy children. Mr. Dates related. Mrs. Una B. Inch, rural school supervisor, also Is assisting In registering eligible children. As It Is the aim of these workers not to overlook a single eligible Jackson county child. Mr. Gates ked that persons living In Hie rural sections notify Mlsa Roberts II they know of any deserving child in their neighborhoods. There la to be a festive Christmas dinner of roast turkey and all that goes with such a feast, Mr. dates eald. There will be group singing and singing of Christmas carols by . chorus from the First Methodist Episcopal church, with Don Hucka bee, church organist, as leader. There will be a big Christmas tree and a red-frocked. whlte-whlskered. ruddy-faced, well-padded Santa Clans who will pass out gift packages ol candles, nuts and fruits to each . little guest as he or she files out of the banquet room after the dinner. The dinner will be prepared In the ample kitchens of the Groce teria. Twenty 25-pound turkeys have heen ordered for the feast and more will be provided If necessary. Mr. Gates' said. Wherever practicable school busses will transport the children from and to their homes. Mr. Oates related In remote places where busses arc not available he asked for nelcn bora to volunteer use of their cars. Those willing to aid In the charl-: table work so that no child need go hungry should notify Miss Roberts, he said. I , "No doubt this will be the blgeest Christmas party we have ever given Lionel Barrymore, for a long time admitted to be one of the screen's best character players, gives a strik ing portrayal of a "broken-down" gangland doctor in "Public Hero No. One," playing today and Mon day at the Roxy theatre. One of the best of the current G-Men pictures, "Public Hero No, One"- has Chester Morris,-?' Joan Ar thur, Jo.eph Callela and Paul Kelly also In the featured roles. SALEM. Dec. 14. (AP The Util ities commission today received the application of the Oregon-Washington Telephone company at Hood River to purchase the Central Ore gon Telephone company at Burns. It may be necessary soon to run the Portland-Seattle afternoon train in three sections, he said. AT APRIENNES MONDAY MORN ING ONLY. A representative of Mir lam Grow will be here to tAko special orders for advance spring dresses and suits. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Now In progress ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN. . Ill IfT Ijl 6:45-9:0(1 SHiEsWL mm Adult. 25? Kiddles - 10c !ll Today and Monday! Even Cupid Gets Dizzy . . GOVERNMENT CAMP, Ore., Dec. 14, AP) The United States for-j est service reported today that Hkllng conditions were excellent Tlmberllne on Mount Hood. There were five inches of dry snow at Government camp. . BICYCLES Silver King and World the bikes that every boy or girl wants Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir St. Fascinating Kay more lovely than ever as a gay (arrass widow . . . turning the tables on a blonde trouble-maker and giving three men the run-around ... in the season's smartest laugh hitl Mr. Gates declared . "One year we had 300 little guests. If we can dou ble that number this year, we should be very happy. "We are especially grateful to the Elks for offering us the use of their batement." he continued. "That 1 a fine, charitable spirit, but then that is what the Elks are noted for. They really have made this party possible." B For many years It was the cus tom of Gates 9z Lydlard to hold a chlldien's Christmas party, but the practice was discontinued a few years ago to avoid duplication, a others had adopted the plan. 11 RPRFR5; Fiwn CAMPAIGN AT W The Will Rocem memorial fund mmpalgn in the Med ford srea come to an end today. The onmTv,iTn has beer, in prcire.s Jinoe Nm-ember 4. the Sfi'h anniver sary of the birth of the fnvMn com edian and philosopher 'no killed lth Wiley Pot in sn alrplnne acr: dent in AlaVrt. Durlne the ampn rcnrib';r!em v.-e been made voluntarily for th--UbJUhment of Uvln and contin uing memorials to comnvmor.ite the world-famous humorist. A coir. pie 'Ut of Medford contributor will be pebllshed in the Mill Trl'mrr i soon f 'abulatlons are rovnrVvd. The a ill then be forwv.trid ;o mtm' hindquarters tn New Yik Warrant fall jv-hool Diotri-r sv V S-it.te la herebv ff'.ven re fimds on hand 'or tb- rede - o warrant No. 61 Puv.' o at tl- F;rt Pt-itc Bnk of E.vi Point. MH8. HEI.EN rMOVD3. Clerk School Dist. No. :1 m XMA3 PHOTOS f , J -fitf ,t V Holiday Specials Nowl f i 'apf-- l ,.r X PEASLEY3 Opposite Holly Theatre I IB T' ' Vl '''''' k -Today and Mon." U"J k fV Show. l:3i)-3:0(l-0M.l-:00 'TM, jy-- mPSfer k 7 Ok y."j for bullet In fr-v ig. 1 J tnernment' war 8 ' With RALPH FORBES : GENEVIEVE TOBIN JOSEPH CALLEIA ! TA'A KtLLT IEW1S $t0 m , I Aflilert Trent. i fill i-.i irv Hour ( aktoov tludcd "Taking the Blame" K.vifn r.i . gtar Perionality Comedy ' dt:tvv wrtcT? l aL. lilirt'1 I M Cartw.n -opera NUht" S'mml .4 i 4 IS Eve Benson's Studio ! To Give Masquerade Next Friday Evening Eve Benson's Dancing studio will Hive a masquerade dance at the K. P. hall next Friday evening, with music by Whipple's oixhestra. Prizes will be awarded for the best costume repre sentation of any thentrlcal personage by George Hunt, and Prultfa Melody Shop will give a prize for the best cos tume title of a song. Other prizes will be awarded by Clark S De n tal Inborn tory . Bal dwln Piano Shoppe. J. C. Penney. Price's Candy store, Adrlenne'e and the Cra terlan Beauty Shop, Refreshments will be served, and a number of novelty stunts presented during the evening. Two feature num bers, "The Veolanda." taught to Mrs. Benson by Valoz and Yeolanda, the fumoua dance team, and the ballroom version of "The Plccollno." will be added attractions. Assisting Mrs. Benson will be Miss es Doreen Leverette, Connie Moore, and Martha Shurtleff. A small admis sion will be charged. WINDOW GLASS We seU window glass and will replace your brokeD windows reasonably. 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