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"A Midsummer Night's Dream" Opens On Craterian's Program Today
ftrEDFORD MAIL TRTE TINTS, rETTFORl). OTREGQy. S1TSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1936
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The much heralded Max Relnhardt
; production of "A Midsummer Night's
Dream,'' classed by most as Shake
speare's greatest comedy, and which
has been acclaimed throughout the
i world as a film masterpiece, opens
.. Its popular price run at thg Crater
Ibn theatre today. It will play three
days.
,f An all star cast Includes such film
). luminaries as Dick Powell, Joe E,
l Brown, James Cagney, Jean Mulr,
- Victor Jory, Veree Teasdale, Anita
f Louise, Hugh Herbert. Olivia de Hav
f Hand, Frank McHuph, Rosa Alexan
der, Hcbart Cavanaugh, Arthur
Treacher, Mickey Rooney, Grant
Mitchell and Dewey Robinson among
; others.
; Comedy, naturally, plays an lm
" '; portant part In the production but
it is only one 01 manv ouiswtnums
qualities In the play. The music of
Mendelssohn, played by the largest
. orchestra ever assembled for one pic
j ture. forms the background for the
? action, while beauty Is expressed In
i Ti hallet scenes and romance In
i the love of Powell and Miss de Hav-
' Hand.
Playing Its popular price run at
-. the same time as in metropolitan
j centers throughout the country, local
i show goers will have the opportun
lty of seeing Shakespeare's famous
i; comedy exactly as presented In Its
J road show engagements. The regular
A Cratcrlan admission prices win pre
i. Tvnll. . .
On Wednesday only. Francis Led'
erer will be at the Craterlan also
Hclly theatre Wednesday nls-ht only
m th Rnturdnv Evening Post
story. "My American Wife." Featur
h with Lcdercr are Ann Sothern
Fred Stone, Ernest Cossart and Blllle
Burke.
In the story. Lederer Is a ford in
who marries an American girl.
,r!v for lnve. They return to
Arizona where the girl,, prompted by
her mother, begins to capitalize on
the social prestige she has gained
by her marriage.
Reversing the familiar scheme of
tilings, tho count himself rebels. He
wants to be a real Amerclan. a cow
boy Bnd a ranch operator. The con
flict that follows makes the film
light-hearted comedy romance In the
modern style that has proven so
popular.
Nome Baker Lawyer
Head of State Bar
Many Stars In Dramatic Film Coming Thursday
SEASIDE, Ore., Oct. 3.(AP) Thft
board of governors of the state bar
association elected Allan A. Smith
Baker, president today. Smith suc
ceeds Robert Magulre, Portland.
Artjiur M. Lewis and F. M,,.Ser
Icombc', both of Portland," 'were re
named treasurer and secretary re
spectively. The board of governors, chosen
each spring, will select the 1037 con
vention city later.
Use Mall Tribune want nds.
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Fired with the Inspired acting of
a great cast, "The Road to Glory,"
one Of the year's outstanding film
achievements, comes to the Craterlan
theatre Thursday for a three day
run. Heading the cast are Warner
Baxter, June Lang, Fredrlc March
and Lionel Bnrrymore. What glory of France.
does to the hearts of men and love
to the hearts of women Is revealed
In this drnmatlc and powerful story
et against the war torn battlefields
Ward Woodworking
Contest Underway
With Cash Wards
Men and boys who like to make
things with tools will find the op
portunity to bend their efforts along
tills line toward winning prizes ;n
the Montgomery Ward Powr-Kraft
woodworking contest from October 1
to December 3, according to an an
nouncement made today by H. L.
Brown, Ward store manager, who
discussed the main features and con
dltlons of the contest.
In order that ae differences shall
not provide advantages for contest
ants the competition has been dlvld
ed into classes, Class A for partici
pants 17 years of age and over. Class
B for those 16 years of ago and
younger. Girls and women, it tney
care to compete, will not be
eluded.
Prizes will be: 1st prize Class A,
$15.00 merchandise order; 2na prize
Class A, $10.00 merchandise order,
1st prize Class B, $16.00 merchandise
order; 2nd prize Class B, $10.00
merchandise order.
The object of the contest Is to de-
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Carole, as the Prln- xY Vb
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JSb - ivl T0DAY
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LOMBARD MacMUORAY
' in a goyer ronance than "Hands Across the Table '
THE PRinEESS
CQm E S RCBDS5
with Douglass Dumbrilla Alison Skipworth
William Frowley Porter Hall1 George Borbier
IlMnt.. Ttnlal"
termlne the person within each age
class who exhibits the best crafts
manship with woodworking tools In
the making of any type of article.
The size of the article manufactured
or the cost of the materials will not
be considered In Judging the awards
which will be made on the basis of
woodworking skill as evidenced by
the work produced.
The work may be done with any
type of woodworking tools which
need not have been purchased from
the sponsor of tho contest. All work,
however, must bo done by the person
entering the article and within the
period of the contest.
Entry blanks may now be had at
the Montgomery Ward store, 117 So.
Central. Tho three Judges, well known
citizens of Med ford, will be an
nounced at a later date.
Mr. Brown pointed out that this
type of work la wlrirly accepted as a
Stars Of Rialto's Double Bill
LA j.iib&J:
Madcap chorus cutles turn a mus
ical show topsy-turvey and Broadway
upside-down to make a mother's
dream come true In "Star For a
Night," which plays at the Rlalto
theatre Wednesday and Thursday on
the double-bill program with "Mur
der With Pictures" which stars Lew
Ayres and Gall Patrick.
Claire Trevor, Jane Darwell,, Arllnc
Judge, Evelyn Venablo and Dean
Jagger are featured In "Star For a
Night." Others In the cast of "Mur
der With Pictures" are Paul Kelly.
Benny Baker. Ernest Cossart and
Jovce Compton.
hobby by men of consequence- In
business, the professions and other
fields of endeavor.
PORTLAND. Oct. 3, (AP)
Arthur W. Prlaulx, Republican state
chnlrman. of Chlloquln, last night
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You'll laugh . . . and
scream ... as the
world's best .. loved
"Mr. and Mrs." do
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suggestion o f Vb j
villain Menjoul g&Sj ; A
starts
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renewed the charge thnt the WP
project at the Portland airport has
been put to use of the administra
tion for advertising purposes.
He said trucks wore carrying rtoose-
velt banners and that the workers
were coerced Into supporting the
Democratic ticket.
In Roxy Roll
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMur
ray, co-stars of "Hands Across the
Table," r teamed again In "The
Princess Cornea Across," which plays
at tho Roxy theatre today and Mon
day. Others In the cast are Douglas
Dumbrllle. Allison Skipworth, Wil
liam Frawlry and Oeorge Bnrbter.
Charlie Ruggles
And Mary Boland
On Rialto Screen
The funniest husband and wife In
pictures, Chflrlle Rugglea and Brvry
Boland, are together again lor the
eleventh time In a delightful comedy
of a great love which almit goes
wrong, "Wlvos Nver Know." which
plays on the two-major features pro
gram with ""Tho House Of A Thou
sand Candles," starting a three-day
run at the Rlalto'theatre today.
Aiding and hotting In the gonornl
merriment Is sunvo Adolphe Mrnjou,
cast as the serpent who comes Into
a Topeka, Kansas, Garden of Eden
with some novel ideas on married
happiness which he Induces gullible
Ruggles to try. Charlie does with
results that are almost disastrous to
his happy marriage. The climax comes
when Cha.'lle tu.ns the tables on
Menjou by tricking him into mar
rloge which clears up the situation '
for him and Mary, and restore him
aa the Number One Husband ot To
peka. "The House of a Thousand Can
dles." gripping International y story
which shows the Inside of how Great
Britain, with Its far-flung secret
service, maintains her unique politic
al power, features Miss Craike, Phil
Hps Holmes, Rosita Moreno and Irv
ing Plchel.
Erratic Typhoon Hits
Jap Isles, 70 Killed
TOKYO. Oct. 3. An erratio
typhoon, beating a path of death
and destruction over Japanese Is
lands, veered suddenly tonight and
passed out over the Pacific ocean.
The tropical cyclone left behind ft
reported death toll of approximately
70, two distressed steamers and many
injured.
Phone 543 We'll haul away your
ret use Cltv Sanitary Service.
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READINGS
Madame A. Mueller. Honest and
Itellabte with best or references.
723 Sherman Street, Phone 005-J-.
Rending 50c and 91-00. Adv.
MARY BOLAND
with
ADOLPHE MENJOU
in in it. BimVarri isimtif.i
tviucd Eicticrt mmi
Vivienne Osborne Claude Gillingwater
Plus Hit No. 2
DOORWAY TO A DEN OF INTRIGUE
PALACE OP DREAD MYSTERY . . ROMANCE
Wanted by two women . . . one to
marry him ,. one to kill him! A Brit
ish spy in a gamble for life cr death I
"THE HOUSE OF A
THOUSAND CANDLES
PHILLIPS HOLMES MAE
CLARKE IRVING PICKEL
"HOl'SF. OP 1,000 CANDLES'
at 3:10 - 1:13 - 0;,',1
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Matinees 25o Evenings 35o Kiddies iOc 'S
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NOW EVERYONE CAN SEE IT!
The whole world has cheered this picture, at
$2.20 a seat! Now you too can thrill to the com
edy, the beauty, the magnificence of this monu
mental screen masterpiece!
At Our Regular Admission Prices
Mats 25c Eves 35c Kiddies 10c
EXACTLY AS PRESENTED IN ITS
ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENTS!
Max Reinhardt's production of
by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Musio by MENDELSSOHN
with
James, Cagney Joe E. Brown
Dick Powell Anita Louise
Olivia de Haviland Jean Muir
Hugh Herbert Frank
McHugh Ian Hunter
Ross Alexander Victor
few
J
Jory Mickey Rooney X
and cast of 1 000s WM
Mata. at
1:45-4:00
V . I .. ' J j Eve. at
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