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"Magnificent Obsession'' at Craterian "Whipsaw" Coming Thursday
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOM), OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1936.
IN
ROLE;
LOY HIT
It la seldom that etory reachei
the ecreen with the record that
"Magnlllcent Obsession" holda. The
picture, which atarta a three-day
engagement inlay at the Craterian
theater, waa taken from the famoua
best acller by Lloyd C. Douglas a
book that has mode lt way to 40
editions and a reading circulation
of more than five million, and la
atlll going strong.
In the plcturlzation of this widely
rend story. Irene Dunne and Rob
ert Taylor have the leading roles.
The supporting cast, with-each play
er carefully chosen for hla ability
to portray some particular char
acter, Includes Betty Furness. Charlea
Butterworth, Sara Haden. Ralph Mor
gan, Henry Armetta, Gilbert Emery,
Beryl Mercer, Cora Sue Collins, Ar
thur Treacher. Frank Relcher and a
hoat of others well known to movie
goers. Returning to the acreen after
nnlte a ions absence. Myrna Loy,
V,nnnl,r famlnlne star. Will be at
the Craterlnn theater starting Thurs
day In "Whipsaw." with Spencer
Tracy In the leading opposite role.
Miss Loy Is the voluptuous secret
agent of an international ring of
Jewel thieves and Tracy la the gov
ernment agent who sets out 10 -f-ture
her through romantic intrigue
HIGH TEST HERDS
JE VALLEY
LISTED IN REPORT
E. B. Foyer's herd of 34 grade and
pure-bred Jersey cows tested high
for the 20 herds tested with an aver
age of 698 pounds of milk with 41.4
average test for butterfat, the month
ly test report of the Rogue River
Herd Improvement association shows
for December.
Frank Schutzwohl's herd of 13 cows
tested high for herds of that alze.
with a milk production average of
738 pounds. 42.8 average for butter
fat. His herd Is made up of grade
and pure-bred Jerseys. High herd un
der 12 cows belongs to George 8 to
well, nine pure-bred Guerneys, test
ing 796 pounds of milk with an aver
age of 46.6 for butterfat.
The two high cowa tested were
Stowell'a "Queen Esther," six-year
old pure-bred Guernsey producing
127S pounds of milk with a butterfat
content of 87.99, and E. B. Poyer's
"Maude," a grade Jersey, producing
1425 pounds of milk, with 86.9 pounds
of fat.
S. B. Hill, route 1. Central Point,
with 18 grade Holstelns and Jer
seys, waa listed as a new member of
the association. Seegmlller & Wll
llama purchased a pure-bred Jersey
herd sire during the month, the re
port shows.-
Two "boarders," detected In the
herds bv the tests conducted, were
sold.
Following Is the roll of honor. for
clsss A mature cows producing more
than' 60 pounds of butterfat during
the month of December: George H.
Rtnnrair "FlnKter OreetlnffB." a pure
bred Guernsey, with 1293 pounda of
mils ana ey.o pounas oi Duiwiiai,
C. J. Hunter s "Silky Maid," pure
bred Jersey, 1173 pounds of milk and
6B pounds of butterfat, and E. B.
Poyer's "Lena," grade Jersey produc
ing 1038 pounds of milk and eiS
pounds of butterfat.
Class B, four-year olds making over
45 pounds of butterfat: Ladlno Dairy
Farm'a "Stella," grade Jersey pro
ducing 1155 pounds of milk and 66.8
pounds of butterfat; Ladlno'a "Tibet."
grade Jersey, producing 1254 pounds
of milk with 589 of butterfat: Clov
erlawn Dairy's "Joe," grade Guernsey
giving 1107 pounds of milk with but-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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CHRYSLER 0 Sedin, original finish,
perfect throughout, bargain price
only 175.0O.
PIEHCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
CHxlge and Plymouth
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rent. Gara-re. 804 Bonnet.
APPLF-S Washed Newtown for Ml.
Verv low prices. Myron Root Ware
house. FOR HALF 3 acrea. Irrigated. 14
miles from city limit; 4 -room
noun, cow barn, double garage.
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and Ladlno rlover: school, electric-
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Myrna Loy in "Whipsaw" Lead
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terfat content of 48.7: Seegmlller &
Williams' "Bridget," grade Jersey giv
ing 1085 pounds of milk and 47.7
pounds of butterfat: Farm Prop
erties' "Mopey," rade Guernsey pro
ducing 1446 pounds or miia wim
47 pounds of butterfat, and C. R.
Nntwick'a "Flossie." erade Guernsey
giving 646 pounds of milk with 50.3
of butterfat.
cArsa e. three-vear olds making
over 40 pounds of fat: Schutewohl'e
"Charm." pure-bred Jersey. 1202
pounds of milk with 65.6 pounds of
butterfat: Ladlno'a "Para," grade
.iruv tatvlnir 1005 nounds of milk
and 61.3 of butterfat: Ladlno's "Be
linda," pure-bred Jersey producing
648 pounds of milk and 65 pounds
of butterfat; J. A. Manke's "Crooked
Fc." wade Jersey, diving 1083
pounda of milk with 65.7 pounda of
butterfat, and wnnam oonnen-a
"Yellow Heifer." with 948 pounds of
milk and 61.2 pounds of butterfat.
class D. cows 2 years old making
35 pounds of fat: Ladlno'a "Agnes,"
grade Jersey, making 8S8 pounda of
milk with 47.1 pounds of butterfat;
Bohnert's "Ellen," grade Durham,
making 1050 pounda of milk with 46
of butterfat; Poyer's "Daisy 2nd."
pure-bred Jersey, making 717 pounds
of milk with 42.3 of butterfat; Wil
liam Ferns "Blossom," grade Jersey,
making 774 pounda of milk with 41
of butterfat ana Hunters unu?.
pure-bred Jersey, making 885 pounds
of milk with 38.9 of butterfat.
Bringing back Interesting news of
n-Hrxr fnfthinns c. A. Meeker return
ed to Medford Friday from San Fran
cisco. Calif., where he attended mar
ket week and purchased ready-to-wear
and other merchandise for the
M. M. Department store.
Amone the most prominent style
trends noticed by Mr. Meeker at the
AKYDHE;
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Starts Today-3 Days
At 1:30 3:0ft :4S 9:00
H0TCHA IN THE LAND
OF THE CUCARACHA!
UamCil
A tropical
heat nave
over tha bor
der: PAT
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rnw. rv.
HORTON
f;tnd
FARRELL
Wlnl haw-
ADDED
P0PEYE the Sailor
"Choose Your Weppings"
NOVn.TV and Nrw
MEEKER REPORTS
FASHION TRENDS
aalf I I- I f I mm I
it:
elaborate revue in the Palace hotel
KVthruarv 1 mm mnnnUhW tjallnrari
suits emphasizing the Importance of
Cadet blue and gray. Some of the
trimly tailored suits worn to best
advantaee by attractive feminine
minnmilni faatl.rMi fmtmtlne
colors for Jacket and skirt, with wide
stitched lapels.
Many of the coats for tha new
season have barrel sleeves with fair
ly fitted cuffs. Several lengths In
coats are proper including abort
awagger, medium and long. Dresses,
knitted wear and millinery were also
selected by Mr. Meeker during cne
past weea.
Shows
6:11-9:00
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3 TODAY and
SHE SENT THEM FROM RAGS
TO RICHES WITH HER WIT!
Convulsing Confessions!
Excrutiating Exposures!
Delirious Disclosures!
... of a personal maid
who . . . saw all . . .
heard all . . . and told
everything! She took
the family to hand . . .
and with it spilt the
laughing low-down on
society's higher upper-crust!
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4 - ' fatur- g;
WARREN HULL
MARGARET LINDSAY
RUTH DONNELLY
ANITA
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W arren Mull . yltla Frofla In ' ' . ; : ' '' ' " : "' ' ' :' i - . ...
"WAY UP THAR" . H" jf ' "7"" m fl-flllJ
"football" 7 HaP1 sTsrrrr i n I M, '
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At Rialto Today
'Personal Maid' a Secret," the com
edy drama based on a story by
Lillian Day. which appeared In the
Sarurdav Evening Post, with Mar-
garet Lindsay, Warren Hull, Anita
Louise and Ruth Donnelly in vne
leadlne rolea. Dlava at the Rialto
theater today and Monday. It la a
rare and novel tale of a struggling
New York lamlly. ambitious to get
ahead but lacking the proper con
tact.
The head of the family, though I
man nl ahlllt-V inri nerSOnBUlV. IB
so Intent upon watching the budget
that he icara to launcn oui mv
the bigger affairs of life. Hla wife,
las. MinrnpAniii Rtnrtji the ball roll
ing by hiring a maid. The maid has
worked for the wealthy lamlltea ana
m.lra. If h.r huslneM to Bee that
her employers come In contact with
the nroner neonle to bring mom
business.
Union Labor. Grange
United i n Election
n.T.iTM wih. fi. tKP The Ore
gon State Federation of Labor today
filed Ita expense account of 203
In the campaign recently opposing
pssssge of the sales tax. change of
nnm.rv date and the atudent fee
measures, all of which were de
faatArf
The labor organization worked
with the state grange on the aalea
tax and atudent fee bill, the account
revealed, contributing 100 of the
sum to the grange fund '
Adults
25
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MONDAY!
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LOUISE
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Nudist Picture At
Rialto February 14
HaperloM (meaning ''Land of the
West") tha motion picture featur
ing Oregon's only nudist colony, wtu
play at the Rialto theater Friday
and Saturday, February 14 and IS.
The film, which la the greatest
of Its kind since 'Elysla," shows
life In the famoua Hesperian nudist
colony which Ilea hidden from outer
view in the beautiful Mt. Hood na
tional forest 40 miles southeast of
Portland and 13 miles southeast of
Estacada.
Clad In the garments Mother Na
ture gave them, these nudists live
a life of contentment, seeking bet
ter health by giving their whole
bodies to the raya of the sun. They
have a community dining room.
swimming hole, volley ball courts
and other various means to get
the atrenuoua exercise that they
seem to crave.
8EATTLB, Feb. 8. (AP) Univer
sity of Washington atudenta today
considered pledges to "abstain from
distilled, 'fermented and malt liquors.
and from narcotics In every form.
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Starting TODAY 3 days only fcQ
Ly The picture that has been shattering box office records SsaUs
' : I L V CHARLES BUTTERWORTH BETTY FURNESS ; iX Ckl
(I H 11 ARTHUR TREACHER RALPH MORGAN 1
',. II ';v II HENRY ARMETTA SARA HADEN j J
In Roxy Roles
uataUl
"In Caliente," a musical-comedy-romance
aet In the heart of Mex
ico's famous million dollar play
ground, has Dolores Del Rio and
Pat O'Brien heading the cast which
also Include Glenda Fan-ell, Ed
ward Everett Horton, Wtnl Shaw
and hundreds of pretty girls.
It starts a three-day run at the
Roxv theater today.
The pledgee were circulated by tfie
Women's Christian Temperance union.
The picture that has been shattering box office records
everywhere . . . Lloyd C. Douglas" magnificent novel
read by countless millions . . . now a picture whose
haunting beauty and warm humanity will forever leave
their mark on your heart I The story of a love that rose
above tragedy to glorious happinessl
It fathoms that precious thing called "A Woman's
Soul" . . . holds it up for the admiration of all men .
for the inspiration of all women I
IRENE DUnnE'ROBERT TflYLOR
CRATERIAN STAGE
One week from today, February
lflth, Medford will hava tha oppor
tunity to see and hear the first
Oregon (outside of Portland snd
tfielr auto show) appearance of the
Internationally famous Major Bowes
Amateure, coming In person to tne
Craterian theater for matinee and
evening performances for the one
dsy only.
Major Bowes Amateur Hour, re
leased each Sunday at 5:00 o'clock
over the NBC network, Is one or
the most popular radio programs on
the air today. The Major la respon
sible for giving the amateur of to
day a chance to be tha professional
of tomorrow in as much as he has
been Instrumental In giving thou
sands of amateurs the opportunity,
not only to entertain on hla air
propram, but. also In screen short
subjects and In stage units now
touring the country.
The Major will give his Medford
frlenda an opportunity to Me In
peraon the many outstanding ama
teurs that they have heard over the
air on hta weekly program. The unit,
personally staged by tha Major him
self, la a carefully planned program
presenting In vaudeville form danc
ing, slnplng, comedy Impersona
tions, Instrumental music and tha
various novelties that go to "makf
a atage attraction of this kind.
Major Bowes, the originator of tha
famoua words "once again the wheel
of fortune goes around around and
around It goes and where) It stops
nobody knows," will send his first
unit of the Major Bswee Amateurs
to Medford through the facilities
of the Fanchon and Marco off loss
In Los Angeles.
A complete screen program will
be shown on tha same bill for both
the matinee and evening perform
ances. 4
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