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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1935)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKL), OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2-1, 1935. PAGE SEVEN Local and To Portland Mr. and Mr. Ernest Barnes left last evening for boltday vacation In Portland. Mlu 8 ten-art Leaves Miss Klthr. lne Stewart left last evening by train for a visit In Portland. Leaving Tonlsht Mr. M. J. Mac Kinnon will leave this evening by train for Oakland. Returns North E. W. Grant of the General Petroleum corporation re turned to Portland last night Vfter malting a business visit here. Here for Holidays Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Swlgart of Portland arrived this morning to spend Christmas with rel atives. To Portland C. A. Barnett left this morning for Portland where be will spend Christmas with friends and rel atives. Winter Leave Mr. and Mr. G. 0. Wlmer and sons Donald and Alvln loft this morning for Roseburg to spend Christmas with relative. Airman Here Jcjnes Leachman. flying from 'his aviation school In Walla Walla, Wash., to Valejo. Cal., stopped at Medford airport yesterday afternoon to refuel. Tanflelds to South David H. Can did, superintendent of Crater Lake national park, and Mrs. Canfleld left lost night for Piedmont. Cal., where they are to spend the Christ mas holidays with Mrs. Canfleld s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stanford. TONIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE At J'ville DINTY MOORE J and his Six Little Giants of Rhythm jfc J Men 40c 1 n jl 9:30 myCh 1111 l?mtlftC 2:00 in O f 9 CRATERIAN and RIALTO Same ProgTam Both Theaters Personal KressM North rtr a w wir- Kre&se and family are motoring north to apend the Christmas holidays with retatlvea at Hood River. Dr. Kreue will return on Sunday, Allan Soaldlnr Here Alln AnaM. lng. now with a chemical laboratory In San Francisco, la In Medford to apend the holidays with his parenta. Mr. and Mra. r, j. Spalding. From Portland John R. Sargent, bureau of public roads, Portland, spent the week-end In Medford. He la real dent engineer at Crater Lake national park In the summer. Files to Portland Edward Efteland. Firestone manager here, will leave to night by plane for Portland where he will apend the Christmas holidays with his family. Off for Holidays O. C. Phlll&baum and son Jack, and Kenneth Dalton left by motorcar las night for Port land where they will apend the Chriat maa holidays. MIspm Grit sell Arlve The Misses Evelyn and Mildred Grit sen arrived recently from San Francisco where MLss Mildred has spent two weeks vis iting her sister who la employed In the Bay City. Brown Arrives Dr. John W. Brown of San Francisco arrived in Medford this morning to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Brown. ' Make Christmas Visit Dr. and Mra. W. E. L&ntis will leave this evening for Portland where- they will make a Christmas visit with friends and rel atives. Keeney Away Bob Keeney will leave this evening by motor to spend the Christmas holidays in Portland with friends. He expect to return Sunday. Miss Hollo way Home Mi&s Mary Frances Holloway, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Holloway of Med ford, returned this week from Loa Angeles to spend the holidays with her parenta. Mrs. Rostel Better Mra. Bert C, Rostel, who has been receiving med ical treatment at Sacred Heart hos pital, was reported sufficiently well today to return to her home In Cen tral Point for Christmas. Home from School Arriving yester day was Raynor Guy, student at Sac ramento Junior college, who will spend the Christmas holidays with his family here. MAIL TRIBUNE AND HUNT THEATRES ""pi Christmas Matinee lO o'Clock CHRISTMAS MORNING Wednesday, December 25th AT TWO THEATRES Every Kiddie Under 16, Cordially Invited To Enjoy This Big Holiday Matinee Come! Have a Good Time! WHAT A PROGRAM JACKIE COOPER in "DINKIE" AND 3 BIG CARTOONS 'BABES AT SEA1 Cartoon In Color Richard Dix Coming to Rialto Screen o 7 Supermen of the world below the Atlantic I Men of tomorrow with the brain and brawn, the , courage and strength to actually accomplish what today la only a dream of the ulti mate In engineering ... a transat lantic tunnel. New York to London linked by a passage under the ocean that will daily see thousands of trav elers crashing through tremendous vacuum at the terrific speed of 600 miles an hour . . . perhaps morel This la the accomplishment on which Is based Bernhard Kellermann's In Ashland B. L. Dodge and son were Ashland visitors Saturday. Visiting Here Miss Mary Daniels of San Francisco arrived this morning to spend the holidays with friends here. From Ashland Tommy Newton of Ashland is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trltes of this city. Pythian Sisters Meet Pythian Sis ters will meet at the K. P. hall Thurs day evening. A covered dish supper will be served at 6:30, after which the regular temple meeting will be held. Mra. Ray Yost and Mrs. Cath erine Fisher are In charge. Visiting 1 members are welcome. "BETTY BOOP'S LITTLE PAL" SB? 4' 'I, story presented In the production, "Transatlantic Tunnel," coming to the Rialto theater. It stars six popu lar personalities and lists in lta cast two other big stars who contributed Important roles simply because of their Interest in the picture. They are Walter Huston, playing the presi dent of the United States, and George Arllss, playing the prime minister of England. The stars are Richard Dlx Leslie Banks. Helen Vinson. Madge Evans, C. Aubrey Smith and Basil Sydney. Recovering Emory Culbertson. Medford high school student, was re covering at Sacred Heart hospital to day following a major operation Sat urday. Hia condition was described as excellent. Townsend Social Delayed The box social planned by ToVnsend club No. 2, which was to have been held De cember 31, has been postponed until January 7, club officers announced today. Purse Stolen Mrs. Elsie Argroves of Jacksonville reported to city police yesterday that her purse had been stolen from her auto Saturday night while the machine was parked near the Natatorium. To Tour South Mr. and Mrs. John H. Vale end Miss b. H. Vale, 115 King street, will leave tomorrow morning for southern California where they will visit for several weeks. Their tour will take them aa far south as San Diego. To Ornnts Puss Mrs. W. P. Fell left this morning to apend the day In O rants Pass visiting friends. She Is the holiday guest of her daughter and soa-m-law, Copt, and Mrs. Lee M. Bown. i. WHEELER JtOBT. WOOLSEY rt rtrftH. an M l m wi la tortf flMr bars tn v rM (moor Nit Hits' FRED KEATING BETTY ORABLE EVELYN BRENT S2W Flaming with the genius of 6 great star ( ' i TOMORROW and THURSDAY if I Mj il? raS THE NEXT WONDER of the WORLD! M f i rllJrvAwj Buildinfir a tunnel from New York to rT ". 4 i V- m r ' i i V London . . . below the Atlantio depths . . . V 88 oo- Wj II I -Jl 'mmmmZ' conquering the "unconquerable . . . achiev- tteftjijig " f . 1. Il TODAY tSln inS tbe impossible! See today what will 1 TftefttVvete loVe fil'1- )"r SftJ 1 ONLY QRJ happen tomorrow 1 1 ' ' ' V T A'J AM4fI W RICHARD DIX j Uf Jf, t VvW xno iv-Ohi . vi leslie banks w UnwMrrMv lap lBsl rWm Tomorrow Only V I.'J jv, . V' Qmmm&CK H t W YORK TO IOMOON ' WuM" "- V j1 riklPX"1' Real Xmas Joy! " .VT bert . I evans Vinson mm SYDNlt ' v0 -,f. Ginger Rogers in . , . .... . -j- v vv- , Ginger Rogers, the tltlan-hatred mate of Fred Astaire In "Top Hat." Kooerta and others, achieves tne goal of every Hollywood player solo stardom in a vehicle Ideally suited to her distinctive talents. "In Person." a new screen story by Samxiel Hopkins Adams, who also wrote "It Happened One Night. ' The picture comes to morrow to the Crater Ion theater for the one day only, and will also be shown tomorrow night only at the Holly theater. "In Person" provides Ginger with a rich light comedy-drama role and enables her to sing three original popular songs and to execute sev eral striking dance routines. She portrays a temperamental screen celebrity who falls In love with a gentleman, annoying him so thor- From California Mra. Leona Grow and Miss Lorraine Fisher are holiday visitors at the home of Mrs. Grow's parents, Mr. and Mrr. Peter Dietrich, 939 North Central avenue, coming from El Segundo, Cal. They were ac companied north by Bus Adams, who Is spending Christmas with his moth er. Mra. M. W. Maxwell, In Talent. pS 4J lllffTTTSTII 111 J--Tr0NR0W ONLY! rLAST TIMES TONIGHT I ' ?Cl "A FEATHER IN HER HAT" I limX fM ) Craterian's Feature t li 1 if - oughly that he determines to take the egotism out of her, forcing her to go to extraordinary lengths to trap him Into marriage. The romantic dif ficulties culminate In what has been adjudged one of the funniest climaxes to come to the screen this season. The three popular melodies, by I Oscar Levant and Dorothy Fields, are "Get a New Lease on Life," "Don't I Mention Love to Me" and "Out of Sight. Out of Mind." The music finds logical introduction In the atory, as do the two dances which Miss Rogers performs. The final musical scene la an ensemble number In which a chorus of 13 men forms a background for Glnger'a routines. George Brent heads the supporting east, which also Includes Alan Mow bray and Grant Mitchell. From Crater Ijike Bert W. Sexton. Pyj 1 I 1 , &Uh!0Jlr radio technician ot Crater Lake na.- 'A J-e5iBiwnj; tlonal park, and William Montgomery. WMMBWHMWPWWWWJfWill MlllW'nmin liMMrilllHffMWW!IM,T park ranger, were In Mod lord today lK" y j!f,Pg'frfWM W I ... 11 on business, having arrived last night I tl M 1 I " 1 I I IS I p 1 1 I from the mountain resort. They were 1:4.1-3:1.1 B . 1 . I . t.ves ... 31c 111 to return thl afternoon, Mr. Sexton -iS-3M !,,, ...,. f, J J,., fcjj Kl.l.llca 10c 1 1 taking back a new broadcast trans- tKKKKtKKtt!ttKttMMKUUUKttmmm n n ammuttStKMnonMKKKK mitter for the dally broadcasting of rtKr'll'lml che voire oFPAPF.Rir.NrB' J j$4 A' -' 51 1 MMmm Roxy Headliner h It lit J t " . ,A J A racy riot of romance and strife between a young married couple brings "No More Ladles" to the Roxy theater for today only. Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery head the cast which also Includes such favorite aa Charlie Ruggles, Franohot Tone, Edna May Oliver and the tall Englishman, Arthur Treacher. weather and road conditions at the lake. The report la now being sent every morning at 8:30 on short waves. Persons with radios can pick up the broadcast on 33 35 kilocycles. . i -r ii? I f wm v m mi f mSkvt. I JT I y W u 4 M " N t IB 111 UN M "V i-k 'in THEIITTIKT mWMii JOHN BO L ES Lltster In Town John Lltatcr, own er of the House of Mystery and sev eral mining properties on Sardioe creek, was in Medford today to pur chase hydraulic equipment. He was accompanied by C. B. Holmes, his chief operator. Mm:ng a!oitg the creek la now quite active. Mr. Lister eald. Lake Weather Clouily Telephone report from Crater Lake national park this morning sad the leather was cloudy. Whether snow was in prospect could not be fore 'old. Per sona planning on a trip to the resort were advised to obtain, weather Infor mation before setting out. Road were still open but park ofliclals ad vised motorists to carry chains for emergencies. A lare attendance wa expected at the lake over the holi days, 200 having registered Sunday. XMA3 PHOTOS Holiday Specials Now! PEASLEYS Opposite Holly Theatre. - For Hose that wear Buy NOLDE St HOttST Ethelwyn 8 Hoffmann. SPECIAL FOR CHKISTMAfl Fresh cranberry sherbet and plum pudding Ice cream, 20c pt.; 40o quart, FRANKLIN'S CAFE. - KAREN MORlEYj, KRAZY KAT KART00N, "TOM THUMB" litrm - Mtf'B
