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PAGE NTNE Jean Harlow's Newest Production "Suzy" Opens Ran at Craterian Today "NtEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORDi OREGON". SUNDAY. AUGUST 23. 1936 FRANGHOT TONE IN SUPPORTING CAST TIME ROMANCE With two of the screen's most pop ular leading men playing the leading male roles. Jean Harlow's newest pic ture "Suzy" reaches the Craterian theatre today where It starts a three ' day run. Franchot Tone and Cary Grant are the two lucky fellows who play, respectively, husbands one and two. The story Is about Suzy. a showgirl, ,who finds herself friendless In Lon Tdon In 1914. Tone helps her out of a difficulty and they marry after a whirlwind courtship. Foremen of a factory operated by a wily woman spy. Tone Is ordered killed when she be comes suspicious of his actions. When Tone Is shot, Suzy, believing htm dead, becomes fearful of being accused and flees to Paris. The war breaks out. Suzy Is wooed and won by Cary Grant, who later becomes France's most popular heroic war flyer. He becomes more and more at tentive to other women than to his own wife and Is caught In the web of espionage headed by the same woman who had shot Tone. , Later, Tone, Suzy and Grant meet. ' and from this meeting comes some of the most thrilling complications to the story. Included In the supporting cast are Benlta Hume as the spy: Lewis Stone as Grant's father; Inez Courtney, Gre ta Meyer and David Clyde. The latest edition of "The March of Time" will be shown on the same program with "Suzy," while Sebas tian Appolo has chosen Suppe's fa mous ' Llgnt cavalry uverture lor his fifteen minute organ concert at the opening of the show. (Continued from page one.) (Continued on Page Nine) It la ultra secret, but the war de partment has decided to rlc. Itself gradually of the female Influence. Precedence now Is being given to men In selection of stenographers. Female stenogs have noticed promo tion 1 increasingly difficult. The Idea. Is to make the aimy a strictly he-man organization from Unu top down Notice W. B. Crause Is not asso ciated with the Allwyr Company, nor Is he associated any way with Elmer Leslie. (Slgnedl S. Leslie. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Si acLes, house. 827 N. central. FOR SALE Western Air radio, 2-volt 7 tubes A-l snape, a montns oia cost 48.50. J. W. Cole at Good mans, Jacksonville, Ore. FOR SALE Saddle horse, sound and gentle. Price $55. See or write c. O. pierce, Meaiora. FOR SALE 1 acre tract, 3 -room house south of Medford, Owner leaving state and will sell for 700 C. C. Pierce, Room 1, Palm Block, Medfora. Shirley Temple's Newest Hit Coming Thursday r - ""-rgir';'n''tt''''ry,yw" It'8 always an event when a Shirley Temple picture comes to town and advance reports give the little star's latest hit, "Poor Little Rich Girl," coming Thursday to the Crateerlan theatre, an unusual sen dor f. Literally surrounded by stars, In cluding Michael Whalen, Gloria Stu art, Alice Faye, Jack Haley, Sara Ha de n. Jane Darwell and Henry Armet- ta, "Poor Little Rich Girl' la the story of a tiny tot who wanders off from her maid and finds herself In the midst of exciting adventures, not the least of which shows her becoming the third member of a vaudeville act. Psycho - Analyst f X Starting today, with a matinee at 3 p. m., the Rlalto theater offers a big double bill program on the screen and on the stage. On the stage di rect from Hollywood making a coast-to-coast tour, Gamier, Master Psy- scho-Analyst and Miracle Man, will answer from the stage 30 questions on health, domestic, financial and other problems. The Rlalto theater will have this special added attrac tion for both matinee and evening performances for the entire week, playing In Addition to the regular screen fare. Gamier comes highly recommended by United States sena tors, district attorneys, Judgea, gov ernors and other prominent men, as the country's most famous psycho-nalyst. CALIFORNIA BRANDY CUTS OREGON PRICE PORTLAND, Aug. 23 (AP Cutting of apple brandy prices by the Speas company of California April 1 prac tically ended the sale of apple brandy made by the Hood River Distillers, Inc., E. R. Pooley, secretary-treasurer of the Hood River concern, testified today at a hearing before the stato liquor control commission. The Hood River firm has contend ed on several occasions before the commission that the Speas products should be banned from sale by the commission because of what It con tends Is unfair trade practice. RANCHER BLINDS BULL TO ESCAPE MAD ATTACK BAKER, Aug. 23. (AP) Charles Rhule of Baker Buffered severe lacer ations and bruises this morning when he was gored by a bull on his ranch near here. After Its first attack, the bull stood glowering over Rhule as the man lay on the ground without a veapon of any kind. Rhule stuck his fingers In the animal's eyes and gave It a severe kick. The bull back ed away long enough for Rhule to start rolling toward a fence. As the man went under the rail, the bull charged and one of its horns tore a long, deep gash In Rhule 's leg. Police Car Tongs Designed To Grab Fleeing Offenders PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 22. (AP) Joseph W. Thompson, Portland, has devised a new way for traffic officers to catch fleeing automo biles. It Is an Invention the "auto cop," which resembles a huge set of sugar tongs. The tongs are bolted onto the front or the police car and can be clamped onto the rear bumper or fender of the fleeing car. Portland police reported they had tested the device 4 times and that It had failed only once. EVERYONE enjoys mystery and clever sleight of hand. Learn mysterious mystery by our new system. Here a short time only. E. Herman, "Med ford Hotel. STOCKED AND EQUD7PED DAIRY RANCH AND ROUTE Grade A dairy, consisting of 31 acres, all Irrigated, In clover and alfalfa. Full line of dairy and farm equip ment and buildings. 29 cows, ft heifers, 1 Guernsey bull. Orowlng retail route bringing In about $600-00 per month. Total price 12. 000.00. Some terms. CHARLES A. WING AOENCY. INC. 100 E. Main St. Phone 728 Coolings llotiM for Rent. , NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Aug. 22. (AP) Anyone wishing to dwell In the former home of a president of the United States may do so for 60 a month. The half of the modest Mas-sassolt-street house once occupied by Calvin Cool id ge and his family was offered at that figure today. Adults 25 Kiddies 10c Gun sights to fit all guns. 81m Bros.. 23 N. Fir. FREE IRRIGATION 81 acres on paved road In one of our best ranching districts, excellent soil, all cultivated. In alfalfa and grain. Good modern 5 -room home, 2 barns, garage and chicken house. Team and .full line of farm Imple ments go at 7.000.00. Terms to re sponsible buvers. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 FOR SALE: Good work horse. J, D. Bhafler, end South Peach. WANTED Honest experienced wait ress at once. Diamond Cafe. 6-ROOM Flat (upstairs) No. 9 Rose Ave. 20 month, water Included. 6 ROOMS, basement, furnace. 2-car i garage, 32.50. water Included. 325 Vancouver. 6 ROOMS. 3 bedrooms. 121 Genesee, 22.50. water included. TENGWALD AOENCT 12fi West Main St. cw a., and 11 Mystery Mingles with Romance and Mirth! She was condemned to die in the death house . . . but twice this reporter saved . her life I Comes Wednesday Robert Montgomery had to grow a mustache for his role in "Trouble For Two." coming Wednesday onty at the Craterian theatre. Rosalind Rus sell, Frank Morgan and Reginald Ow en are also featured. m,:!?. IbFl'MiYoilll 7:Q0.8;Q n VSWill 19 O H Mi II HITS! Ij I UUOj x III u I la mP" ' v H DfiUff pQ I hWff A'T"J f FRANCES DEE Starts Today-3 Daysj! Q I M BRIAN DONLEVY JUST AgyCp0syPloEve0rsF 5 W l Chas Butterworth V XpOn The SfageSiv viSuSSSp A k FOR ONE ENTIRE WEEK I kV'JTl ITlTLC 0 h Edition to screen 38S ! IITf TTT J I Ir "111 ill en" trSi il Master Psycho-Analyst I ' I I I ' till ,IJ . i In J? J!P?& IS A nA II 1 . n a t . II A n I I V f ,U' . A V: I hM-dV . Ill I I Q w I C IVI a II 1 1 , I s A&l&SiiS-J' V?.,Tl lL Hon, on HMllk. ..I'M! Use Mall Tribune want ads. In Rialto Role Frances Dee Is the unfortunate vic tim of sinister circumstances In "Half Angel." Brian Donlevy and Charles Butterworth are also featured In the cast. It plays today and tomor row at Rlalto theatre with "Gamier." At Roxy Today The 1 ma Todd is the menace to Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in their full-length feature comedy "Bohem- m aster psycho-analyst opening a week's engagement on the state, on the an me program. Ian Girl," starting a three day run at the Roxy theatre today. A atrip of old stocking fastened around bristles of a broom will make the broom wear longer. Notice Special Communication Central Point Lodge No. 139, A. P. Si A. M.. Sun day, August 11, 1 p. m. to attend the funeral of Past Master, Brother William C. Leever. J. B. VINCENT, Secretary. Order of Everett A. Pabcr. W. M. Telephone 458 for AllTHOUIF.n FltiniDAIRE RKPKIfir.HATION SERVICE CO. Factory Repair Service 3011 East Main (NWit Phone J0I.1-H) 1 siiniiiMmiiiiiiaii I a I IF YOU KNEW SUZY 1 LIKE THEY KNOW SUZY Anything goes in Paree ... especially when l E 41 1 1 B Suzy turns on the heat! She had lovcx enough B iJ I J 4! " ' ar'8 &' ga' ' L ill l lj ln) StartS TODAY 3 days fy ;k 1 With VI Franchot Tone o Carv Grant J Franchot Tone o Cary Grant LEWIS STONE BENITA HUME Latest "March of Time" Sebastian Apollo Shown Today Mati . , 25c Evej , , 35c Kiddlu . 10c 1:45 3:30 7:00 - 9:15 r iMianwmrl Tatioon In Tolnr .iilllim i j mi.
