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Warner Baxter, My rna Loy in Leading Roles Sparkling Craterian Hit
jrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST ?,0. 1036
FAMOUS STARS ARE
AGAIN CO-STARRING
IN ROMANTIC FILM
Warnr Baiter and Myrna Loy, ra
membmd for their fine team work
In such popular successes as "Pent
house" and. more recently, "Broad
way Bill," are again teamed tn 'To
Mary with Love," opening a three
day engagement at the Craterian
theatre today.
Based on Richard 8herman'a high
ly praised Saturday Evening Post
( tory, "To Mary with Love"- la
J graphic, vital drama ot modern-day
marriage.
Opening In the hectic days of the
late twenties, with the marriage of
Baxter and Mlsa Loy, the film reflects
In Its love story the spirit of today.
Ian Hunter Is Myrna's childhood
sweetheart and best man at her wed
ding to Baxter, and though his eyes
are dim as the girl Is clasped In his
rival's arms, his heart Is glad for
the happiness she has found.
Almost before the honeymoon Is
over. Baxter Is Involved In an In
fatuation with Claire Trevor that
almost ruins Myrna's happiness. But
she forgives the repentant husband
and they find their love has In
creased, rather than diminished,
through the Incident.
But nut Incident leads to another
H Baxter snends more snd
more time amassing a fortune, and
less time to his wife, she Is about
to leave when, like a thunderbolt,
comes the market crash and Baxter
1m himself wined out. Unable to
MmnMhn unable to believe, he
nin falls Mvrna by not adjusting
' himself to tho situation. Finally he
finds a small lob and things 100s
hrtihtnr but. as before, a chance
meeting with Miss Trevor results In
an all-night party.
How Baxter and Mlsa Loy finally
discover the depth and greatness of
their love, how they arrive at a new
and finer understanding, makes "To
Mary with Love" one of the finest
love stories to ever reach the
screen.
Sebastian Apollo, appearing at the
console of the Wurlltzer, naa cnosen
selections from the world's more
fsmous love songs for his contribu
tion to the musical part of the en
tertainment.
TOLD AT SESSION
A large number of Important Irri
gation and other water development
plana hare already been Incorporated
In the water resources project report
for Oregon, and they wlfl be a part
of the regional report to be submitted
to President Roosevelt January 1 by
the national resources board. It was
revealed here Friday afternoon by V.
B. Stanbery, planning consultant for
the state planning board, at the
afternoon session of the board, the
Jackson county planning commission
and other Interested olttsena. The
meeting was held at .the county
courthouse.
Although contents of the report
cannot as yet be made public, the
complete details of several Irrigation
snd flood control dams and other
projects have been Included, Mr
Stanbery ssld. Consideration of these.
projects Is expected should a long
time program be formulated by the
national government, he added.
Irrigation districts in this region
have about reached their peak of de
velopment with present available
water. It waa pointed out by Olen
S Arnsplger, manager of the Medford
Tnd Talent Irrigation districts. He
outlined In detail the need for
storage dam at the Intake of the
canal of the Medford district, i
project which would double the avail
able water supply. This and other
proleete should be included In any
comprehensive plans for future de
velopment of this region, ne oe
dared.
Land use planning, a factor seen
as needing the utmost consideration
In all regions, can be done accurately
only when a careful and complete
"Piccadilly Jim" Coming Thursday
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ROBERT MONTGOMERY ,
One of the most uproarious laugh
hits of the year will come to the
Craterian theatre Thursday with the
showing of "Piccadilly Jim," starring
Robert Montgomery.
Based on a atorjr written by the
famous humorist, P. O. Wodehouse,
"Piccadilly Jim" boasts an excep
tional cast that Includes Prank
Morgan, Madge Evans, Eric Blore,
Blllte Burke and Robert Bench ley
The film Is the story of a young
American caricaturist In London who
plunges Into romantic difficulties by
unknowingly burlesquing In a comic
strip the family of the girl with
whom he la tn love.
survey has been made of the area.
It was emphasized by J. C. Moore, of
land use planning department of the !
resettlement administration. Mr. i
Moore gave a description of the land
use survey recently completed for
Curry county and cited many fea
tures of It as examples of needed
data.
Steps In a land use survey are an
Inventory that includes topography,
soils and soil classification, and
actual use of agricultural land; cen
sus of school children; description of
geological formation; chemical an
alysis of soil, and description of cli
mate, Mr. Moore said. He also gave
an Insight Into the actual program of
the resettlement administration,
which he said la divided into three
phases: Rural rehabilitation, reset
tlement of farmers on marginal lands
and land utilization.
More than 60 local citizens met
wltft the board members and dis
cussed other problems such as re
forestation, rural schools.
At Its final business meeting Fri
day evening the state board named
J, W. Biggs, Burns, as member of the
O. & C. committee of the depart
ment of the Interior. Mr. Biggs will
represent the planning board at a
meeting on the O. & C. land question,
to be held tn the near future.
The board also voted to recommend
to federal agencies or other organi
sations sponsoring or co-operating In
the erection of flax processing plants
that special attention be paid to the
'(danger of polluting streams. Refuse
'from such plants Is damaging to fish
life and provisions should be made
so that polutlon does not occur, the
board pointed out.
The board will participate In the
public forum meetings to be held In
Portland this fall and Dr. P. A. Par
sons was named chairman of a series
of meetings to be held in connection
with this project.
An exhibit of planning will be
prepared for the Oregon state fair,
the board announced. Maps snd
charts will be displayed and pam
phlets describing various projects will
be ava liable.
The board will co-operate with the
state system of higher education In
publication of a textbook on eco
nomic geography, It was decided. Ma
terials such as maps and data, on
hand will be made available to the
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Here Wednesday
Edw. Q. Robinson, famoua for his
"Uttle Caesar" characterisation, re
verses the situation and, in "Bullets
or Ballots," coming Wednesday only
to the Craterian theatre, Is a hard
boiled detective out to break up the
boldest and best -organised gang of
criminals, and put them behind
bars.
Joan Blondell and Barton Mac
Lane head the supporting cast.
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Bobby Breen, Eddie Cantor's
"sdopted" rsdio son, plsys at the
Rlalto theatre today and tomorrow
In his first motion picture, "Let's
Sing Again," the drama of a runa
way orphan who attaches himself to
a traveling tent show and Is be
friended by a broken-down opera
singer. Muslo that will have you
humming plays an Important part
In thla acreen play. "Lullaby" and
"Let's Sing Again," among many
operatic numbers that are not too
easy for older voices, are Included
In his repertoire.
In support of Bobby are Henry
Armetta, George Huston, Grant
Withers and Vlvlenne Osborne.
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KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 28. (AP1)
Three more dikes gh.7e way be f one
the rampant waters of the Tule Lake
sump and 600 more acres of rich grata
land appeared doomed today.
Harvesting operations were being
carried on frantically on Hasktns
brothers' lease at the very edge of the
onrushlng tide.
The new breaks marked defeat of
efforts to keep the flood waters
within the boundaries of Cox broth
ers' lease, Damago on the Cox land Is
estimated at lftO.000.
The perplexing question as to Just
nutat swing music really la was ans
wered convincingly last week by Cecil
Schmorl, who with his band has been
held over for the sixth week In a local
night spot. Schmorl, base-viol player
and director of the four-piece swing
band, admitted that the term was not
yet generally understood, but agreed
to explain It.
"Swing music," he told a reporter,
"Is the result of Improvising by the
player who is carrying tho melody,
although he must stay within the
bounds of the chord. Say our trump
et player. Bob Hill, la carrying the
melody. Jack Ripley, our pianist. Bun
ny Hill, our guitar and violin player,
and I carry the rhythm of chords.
"We three stick to the chords, gen
erally about four beats to the meas
ure, snd the trumpeter sort of remin
isces over the melody. You caivrecog
nlu the tune but you know darn
well that something Is happening to
it. It seems fresher, and has more
drive. Our band specializes In lifting
the faces of seml-classlcs, such as
Pale Moon, the Indian Love Call, or
Song of India.
"Those pieces would be a little hard
to dance to if played conventionally.
But under the swing system they be
come favorites the minute you hear
them. Radio has cretted a big de
mand for new pieces, end possibly
swing was started to take advantage
of all the aweil numbers already writ
ten. I don't know about that, but
that's the way it seems," he said.
Asked If swing were Just a fed, or
were here to stay, Schmorl said he
believed it was here for keeps. "It's
starting something like Jasa did a few
years ago, and already it's supplant
ed most of the Jazzy stuff. Swing mu
sicians depend more on "sweetness"
than they do on the blaring stuff you
heard even last year."
The band, In it five weeka here,
has become extremely popular, pre
senting a type of muslo remarkable
In view of the fact that only four
men are used. They don't always use
the trumpet for their lead, shifting
Back to Roxy
Errol Plynn and Olivia, de Havll
land have tho lending roles In Rafael
Sabatlnl's adventure drama of pirate
days, "Captain Blood," which plays
a return engagement at the Roxy
theatre starting a three-day run to
day. With the stars In the cast are
such Important supporting names as
Guy Kibbee. Lionel Atwlll, Basil
Rathbone and Ross Alexander.
to piano or violin frequently, nor do
they stick to awing pieces. They have
been declared by many to be one of
the beet smell orchestras to play here
In many months.
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