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Rialto To Show Double Features On All Programs Beginning Today
fEDFORP MATL TRTBUST:. MEDFOKP. OREGON", STTXPAY. SEPTEMBER 6. Ifl3fi
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Today marks a new period of en
tertainment for patrons of the Rialto
theatre, with the popular Main street
shown ouse handing local showgoers a
' new policy of double feature on all
' program.
Opening the new twin bill policy
are two feature attractions above the
ordinary in ' film fare. Topping the
h bill Is the new George Raft picture.
"Your for the Aaking," with a better
than usual supporting cast, Including
Dolores Costello Barrymore, Ida Lu
plno, Reginald Owen. James Gleason,
Lynne Overman. Edgar Kennedy.
Richard "Skeets" Gallagher end ser
eral other.
, A fast-paoea comedy-romance of a
gambler who decides to learn the
ways of society, "Yours for the Ask
ing" shows Gleason, Overman and
Kennedy as right-hand men of Raft
a his gambling operations. The star
meets Miss Barrymore, a society girl,
decides to make his gambling place
"an upper-crust layout" and gets her
assistance. The trio of henchmen be
gin to feel their bos Is falling for
the society girl and to prevent such
an eventuality, they arrange to have
Id Luplno try to win him.
The plan succeeds, for a time: so
well that Raft, believing her to be a
member of the 400, begins taking
Emily Post lessons from Dolores.
Comedy Is added to the situation by
Reginald Owen, wandering salesman
of ten cent gadgets, posing a Miss
Luplno aristocratic uncle.
The second feature on the same
program, "Hollywood Boulevard," Is
a lively and dramatic story of the
motion picture capital.
Famous screen personalities of the
past and present appear In the pic
ture et against the background of
the stars' famous promenade, and
backstage In the studios. Tne story
concern the comeback of a fallen
screen Idol, and the price be pays
to make good.
Heading the cast ere John Halli
day, as the fsllen screen star; Marsh
Hunt and Robert Cummlngs supply
ing the love Interest; Esther Ralston
a the blonde menace; Frelda Ines-
cort as the wife whose happiness la
at stake; and C. Henry Gordon a the
publisher of a fan magazine, who
offers to back the former star's come
back if he will sell the magazine
hi love memoir. When the publish
er' wife turns out to be one of the
star's old flames, real drama enters
the scene.
Adding color and interest to the
story ere more than twenty former
screen stars In featured role. Among
them are Francis X. Bushman, Maur-
ic Costello, Charles Ray, Mae Marsh,
Betty Compson, William Desmond,
Roy Q'Arcy, Herbert Cavaneugh, Jane
Novak, Harry Myers, Bryant Wash
burn, Jack Mulhall, Frank Mayo,
I Creighton Hale, Pat 0Malley and
many other.
Features of Rialto's Double Bill
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As the second double feature pro
gram of the Rialto theatre' new
policy, "The Return of Sophie Lang'
and "Lady Be Careful" will be on
the same bill Wednesday and Thurs
day. With Gertrude Michael again play
ing the part of the notorious Sophie
Lang, International Jewel thief now
reformed: Ray Millard a the young
man with whom she falls In love:
Sir Our Standing n hr former as
sociate In crime; and Elizabeth Pat
terson a her wealthy 'employer, the
film 1 a rapid moving series of ad
ventures and counter adventures, a
both Sir Guy and Mis Michael try
to get their hands on the famed
Kr uege r diamond.
"Lady Be Careful," with Lew Ayre.
Mar Carlisle, Larry Crabbe, Benny
Baker and Grant Withers featured,
is tho rollicking comedy-and-romance
experiences of Uncle Sam's battle
ship boy in Panama.
AT TUESDAY MEET
Republican women of Jackson
county will start plans for active
participation in the presidential
campaign with the arrival here to
morrow of Mrs. William Evans, of
Los Angeles, speaker and organiner
from the Reptiblican national com
mittee. Mrs. Evans will be accom
panied by Mrs. Elizabeth Pettlnger
of Portland, vice -chairwoman of the
Republican star central committee.
Mrs . CI mde M, Hurd , Jackson
ccunty chairwoman of Pro America.
Republican women's conization,
baa announced that the visiting
speakers will address prominent wo
men workers of the party In this
county at a constitutional luncheon
Tueydav at 12 noon at the Hotel
Medford. Details of the work to be
done by wom?n of the locat organ
IraMon will be perfected under the
direction of the visiting leaders.
Mm. Evarut Is aild to be one of
the most Interesting and forceful
speskf-ra Mth the Republican nat
ional cmmltTe speakers bureau and
is expected to brinn an important
mewae to the women of Jackson
county.
Mrs. Hurd adds her request to
that of state chairman Prlaulx in
urging that al! precinct committee
workers as well as al; member of
Pro-America and Republican groups
of Jackson county attend thfa meet
ing. Attention 1 also called to the
Landon-Knox picnic at Jantaen
Beach in PortTf.r.d Sunday. Septem
ber 13.
Further Information regarding the
luncheon may be obtained from Mrs.
Kurd
Gun Repairs Expr
Sims Bros . 23 N Fir.
gunsmith
Cm Mall rnDuae want U.
TO
8le of h! Valley Central ranch on
Rosa Lane to Ben E. Harder wa
announced yeaterday by W. E. Thom
aa. The tranaactlon was consummat
ed through direct negotiation.
The property, formerly known u
the Bodge farm, comprUes 128 acre,
and la situated a mile west of the
city. It la considered one of the best
general farms in the valley. On the
property are a granary, pump house
and barn. The residence was de
stroyed by fire some yeara sgo and
has nerer been rebuilt.
The lsnd has been kept under cul
tivation and was planted this year to
barley and oate. It was operated by
the Thoreeu brothers as tenanta.
"The reason I sold the ranch la
that I'm no farmer." Mr. Thomas
said. "It has been a source of worry
to me though I believe It Is one of
the best farms In the county. Mr.
Harder bought It as a speculation
and I feel eure It will prove profit
able."
Negro Arrested In
Shooting Of Two
LA ORANDE. Ore.. Sept. 8. (API
Rode Atkins. 88. a negro, was held
on an open charge here today follow
ing the shooting of two men. Jsmes
Bradford, negro, and Charles villera.
Mexican, In an altercation at Atkins'
place last evening. Letha Hart. no.
gress. also was held as a material
witness.
Bradford's right chest was pierced
by a 3B caliber revolver bullet, the
same slug lodging In Villera' right
chest. Their condition waa serious
but physicians could not say aa yet
whether the wounds might prove fa
tal. State Police Sergeant George Olenn
Mid that Atkins admitted tSe scoot
ing, claiming self defense. Officers
ss'.d a card game argument appar
ently led to the affray.
Vessel Escapes Pand Ion the Coos Bay sandsplt early to- the coast guard cutter Putaakl. The 1 Loyola university at Loa Angelea
MARSHFIELD, Ore.. Sept. 8. (AP) day, freed Itself this afternoon with j vessel, undamaged, continued on Its 1 wm piay its entire regular football
Tht freighter Lumberman, grounded i the assistance of a rising tide snd 1 way to Loa Angelea. 1 season In the Lome stadium.
A sprinter can tell bow close men a back-to-knlerera movement la
behind him are by the sound of their sld to be underwav In golf, hut slack
footsteps. still are In vogue
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