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"The Great Ziegfeld" With Sparkling Cast Opens Craterian Showing
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MKDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 27.
MYRNA LOY, WILLIAM
POWELL HEAD STARS
n Undoubtedly one of the outetand
lng motion picture achievement In
years. "The Great Ziegfeld,' mighty
production that occupies the screen
for three hours to tell Its story,
; opens today at the Craterian theatre
for a three-day popular price engage
ment.
Due to the extreme length of the
picture, and the great Interest that
has been evidenced by the theatre
i v ffftlnff nubile of Med ford In this film.
k, "The Great Ziegfeld" will be shown
this evening one show only at the
- Holly theatre. There will be two
performances only on each day of
Its run at the Craterian theatre, the
matinee show and the evening show,
Exactly as presented In Its road
f show engagements, "The Great Zieg
feld" has a cast of 203 speaking roles.
300 Olorlfled American Beauties and
r B.OOO extras topped by the stellar
triumvirate of William Powell, Myrna
Lov and Lulse Ralner,
' Included in the 16 reels of film
entertainment are such notables as
. Frank Morgan. Fannie Brloe. Vlr
' glnla Bruce, Reginald Owen, Ray
Bolger, Ernest Cossart. Joseph Caw
Iharn, Nat Pendleton, Harriet Hootor.
, Jean Chatburn. Paul Irving. Herman
' Bing. Charles Judels. Raymond Wal-
buni. A. A. Trimble and Buddy Doyle
the last two In Impersonations of
. Will Rogers and Eddie Cantor.
The storv of "The Great Ziegfeld"
Is the storv of a man whose life was
as colorful and exciting as the fam
ous Follies for which be became re
knowned throughout the world. It
carries through his opening exploit
In the show at the World's fair of
18f3: his trip to Europe and the
.subsequent meeting with Anna Held
their marriage and separation: the
romance and marriage Do BiUle Burke
and the birth of Patricia: successes.
flops, financial rcverseaplans for a
comeback and the greatest snow or
all. and then the finale. Through
It all In the color and glitter of
"Zlggv's' spectacular Follies, giving
opportunity to present the dazzling
production numbers In the picture
Show times at the Craterian the
atre will be at 2:30 In the afternoons
and 8:00 o'clock at night, with doors
opening at 1:45 and again at 7:00
The Holly theatre will open this
evening at fit'"', with the program
starting at 7:30.
On Wednesday. Jane Withers re
turns to Medford with Slim Sum-
mervtlle and Irvln S. Cobb, in "Pep
per." giving the impish little star a
fine chance to display the vitality
and exuberance that is rapidly lift
ing her to top rungs of screen fame.
L Hommarley to
yHrri'1Ie Service of
Fnt Prr!io Shop
Elhart's Radio Shop In the M. M
Department Store yesterday annoim?
.ed that Lee Hammarley has accepted
a nosltlon as head of their radl
service department which was opened
recentlv and features Phllco.
Mr. Hammarley has been a resident
of Medford for three years and dur
ing that time he has established a
record for satisfactory radio Tepalr
service, according to Mr. Elhart. The
'head of the Phllco radio service de
partment spent 13 years in radio
work. His experience Includes asso
ciation with three radio factories.
"We are gratified to have on our
start such a capable radio man
- Mr. Hammarley. Particularly now be
fore the world asriea games it is im
portant that radios be serrtced to
(obtain the best reception," Mr. El
hart stated.
Dunbar Bostwlck, the pololsti ti to
enthusiastic about Hollywood Robin,
his trotting horse, that he carries the
'animal's picture wherever he goes.
Australian track stars run almost all
of their races at home on grass
tracks.
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1 K'V Ji iff V inc.
Today & """"
HE HADN'T SEEN A
GIRL IN 2 YEARS!
go in dropped
this lady to
cheer up nil
blue. How the
did It? We'll
never t c 1 1 1
ftetficoat
NEWS
Shoirt at
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Musical Jamboree Coming On Thursday Bill
Love-nmKers ana imign-maKers,
stars and stoogen, songsters and
show-stoppers clown to town In
"Sing, Bnliy, Sing," rnttiing Tlmn-dny
10 me Craienan ineatre.' Inciunea
In the cast of Oils merry, mad.
nmsltnl Jaiulioree are Alice Fa ye and
Michael Whnlen (lower right).
urrRory itaiotT ami Anoinne iuenjou
(lower lrft), the KHz Urutliers fren
ter), mill Patsy Kelly and Ted llealy
(upper right).
F
Bishop Edwin Lee, of Singapore,
will speak at the First Methodist-
Episcopal church Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock, according to announce
ment made yesterday. His topic will
be "America's New Challenging
Frontier." and Is expected to be of
great Interest, as. he Is a world trav
eler. During the past 25 years, Bishop
Lee has traveled In Malay penin
sula, Philippine Islands, Java and
Borneo.
There will be no charge for the
lecturo and all interested are cord
ially InvltM.
Buckingham's Ice Cream. Candy &
Party Specials. The Crest 230 S. Cent
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TODAY
FOR 3 DAYS!
The dramatic story of the
MATES OF THE GANG
STERS . . women with pasts
too terrible to remember . .
facing futures too dangerous
for men to share ! The giant
sequel to "Public Enemy"!
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Dick Foran
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8:30 - 11:10
In Roxy Comedy
Robert Montgomery and Mirrna I03'
co-atar In "Petticoat Fever," the
gay, comedy larX which plays at the
Roxy theatre today and tomorrow.
The story Is that of a lovesick man
who la cooped up In a northern tele
graph terminal a hundred miles from
a woman. When one, In the per6on
of Mla Loy, finally drops In . . . Rob.
ert doesn't quite know how to take
advantage or the situation. Reginald
Owen heads the caat of supporting
players.
Pat O'Brien Tops
Cast Double Bill
Showing at Rialto
Pnt O'Brien stars in "Public Ene
my's" Wife" which heads tho double
bill program starting a three day run
at tha Rinlto theatre tonight. Others
In the cast are Margaret Lindsay and
Robert Armstrong. The plot centers
about Miss Lindsay, who Is sent to
prison for a crime she did not com
mit, having married a h ana some and
maRnetio crook without knowing his
background. The husband, Cesar Ro
mero, has let her take the "rap" with
him for the crime, because he la
afraid she will divorce him and marry
again. When she leaves prison befoie
ho doej, he threatens to kill any ma.i
who comes between them.
He escapes from prison and heads
for the wedding ceremony when ne
learns of It, Intending to carry out
his threat. But ace-d-Man O'Brien Is
on the watch. , .
The rich play-boy, whom the girl
is to marry, proves yellow, so O'Brien
goes through with the ceremony, hop
ing to trap the killer. It Is then he
begins to fail In love with the girl
And It Is then that the picture enters
a series of smashing episodes, wind
ing up In an unusual climax In whtcn
the girl and the ace a -Man are car
ried aboard a specially chartered ship
by tho crooks.
The other picture on the program
la "Navy Born." which stars Claire
Dodd and William Cargan In the lead
ing roles.
The final tthrlll comes In the ppec
The final thrill cornea In the spec
plane and one lu which a gangster
mistaking the baby for hU own. at
tempts to fly it across the Canadian
line to safety.
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SCOTTISH RITE
Stated meeting Council
and Consistory, 7:30 P. M.
Sept. 28.
L. K. WILLIAMS.
8ccty.
Special Communlatlon
Medford Lodge No, 10;i.
A. P. & A. M.. Sunday,
Sept. 37th. 2 P. M.. for the
purpose of attending and conducting
the funeral of Bro. Harry L. Meyers.
- E. M. WILSON. Secy.
O. O. HORNER, W. M.
A 108-degree temperature August
10 was the hottest on record at Mln
den, La., the weather bureau report.
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For your conve n i e n c e
"The Or eat Ziegfeld"
will also be shown tonight
(Sunday) only at the
KIOLLY
THEATRE
Doors will open this eve
ning at 6:45 . . . complete
show starting at 7:30 . . .
come early, avoid the rush
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