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Joan Crawford and Robert Taylor Head Cast of "The Georgeous Hussy "
1 LIONEL MYffflE.
One of the most exceptional caste
' . In one picture brings "The Gorgeous
Hussy" to the Craterlan theater
screen today for a three-day run.
Heading the long list of playvs are
-'iJoan Crawford, Robert Taylor and
J Lionel Barrymore. Others include
' J?ranchot Tone, Melvyn Douglas.
Jamee Stewart, Alison Sklpworth.
j Louis Calhern, Beulah Bondt, Sidney
"t Tolcr. Oene Lockhart and Nydte
West man.
The story of "The Gorgeous Hussy1
it the story of Peggy O'Neal, beautl-
, ful, flirtatious daughter of a Wash-
' ington tavern-keeper during the
Jacksonlan era. a part played by Miss
a Crawford.
-?5 Lionel Barrymore, in the role of
i Andrew Jackson, has already started
T talk of his being selected for the
Academy prize for outstanding char
H acterizatlon of the year.
Robert Taylor is "Bow" Tlmberllke,
: the gay young naval officer, the only
one of all the men in Peggy's life
'4 who actually reached her heart, and
& swept her off her feet.
Franchot Tone portrays John
4 Eaton, secretary of war, who married
i the little spitfire and was sent away
W as Ambassador to Spain when Wash-
" Ington revolted against her.
i Melvyn Douglas Is the tragic sena-
tor from Virginia. John Randolph.
who loved the girl more deeply than
al the others, yet lost her when he
remained truo to his ideals.
James Stewart appears as the Capl
4 tol Hill newspaper man. "Rowdy"
Dow, in love with Peggy ONeal him
self, but remaining a constant friend
long after he knew the futility of his
emotion.
The story starts with Peggy at the
ego of fifteen, when she first shocked
staid Washington society and con
tlnues through a startling career
which led her into the very center
of life In the nation's politics as the
power behind the President's chair.
On Wednesday only. Arthur
Treacher, rapidly forging ahead to
become one of movie audiences' most
favored comedians, will be shown as
P, O. Wodehouse's hilarious "rentle-
men'a dent" who knows all about
women, in "Thank You. Jeeves."
Treacher, the sad. silly, beanpole
who always manages to draw a laugh
from audiences with his "fawncy but
tling," Is the true-life impression oi
Wodehouse's favorite character ana
true to form, he Imperturbably ex
tracts his master that omieble
crackpot, Bertie Wooster from the
Inevitable hilarious predicament
that only that young man can get
Into.
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Galaxy of Stars In Thursday Hit
Dramatic Picture
On Double Feature
Screen at Rialto
What la heralded as one of the
outstanding productions of the
screen. "The White Angel." portray
ing the life story of the Immorttl
nurse. Florence Nightingale, opens at
the Rialto theater today with Kay
Francis In the stellar role.
The picture paints In fiery drama
the fight of Florence Nightingale, a
wealthy English society girl, to
remedy conditions In army field hos
pitals and the neglect of dylnij sold
iers. All the tragedy and pathos of
the battlefield la pictured In the film,
as well as the beauty of the life of
sacrifices of Florence Nightingale and
her specialty picked nurses.
"Ticket to Paradise," a modern up-to-date
comedy with Roger Pryor and
Wendy Barrle In the leading roles,
plays as the double feature with "The
White Angel." Pryor plays the role
of a young go-getter who suffers from
loss of memory and amnesia, brought
on by a taxi crash. The comedy 81 tu
atlons he and his girl go through try
ing to restore his memory brings
about many hilarious moments of
fun and excitement. His sweetie de
cides to cash in on the publicity
angle nnd then they do go to town
Others In the cast are Claude Ollllng
water and Luis Albernl.
Warren William and Frank Mc-
Hugh are featured with the Yacht
Club Boys, Jeanne Madden, Carol
Hughes, Craig Reynolds and Hobart
Cavanaugh In "Stage Struck," star
ring Dick Powell and Joan Blondell
and coming Thursday to the Cra
terlan theater.
A gay and snappy musical comedy
tilt. "Stage Struck-' shows Powell as
a dance director, driven to distraction
by his star with whom he la always
fighting, and whom he cannot flro
because her money Is backing the
show. Curiously enough, the part of
the star la played by Joan Blondell.
recently married to Powell In real
life.
Kentucky Derby Film at Rialto
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because he thinks he can win.
The Red Cross need not worry
about accumulating government
bonds under Mr. Morganthau's trus
teshlp.( While Mr. Morgenthau is
not a trustee of the A. P. of L., that
organization also has nearly all its
assets In governments The last
available A. F. of L. balance sheet
showed that, out of the ftR20,000 of
Btsets, 1556,000 was in governments.
Lewis does not list his asset In cate
Favorite reading material for A. F.
of h. executive council members
lately has been a fifty-page compre
hensive study of Lewis published by
a magazine. The magazine costs SI
per copy, but half a dozen are In
circulation around A. F. of L. head
quarters, where officials maintain
the attitude publicly that they do
not care what Mr. Lewis Is doing.
Their private comment would make
lively reading, but not for the kiddles.
Baptist Rally Feast
' s Enjoyable Event
(Contributed)
The recent rally dinner of the First
Baptist church was a great success
A large number attended, bringing
keen appetites, fresh enthusiasm And
an interest In the fall church pro
gram. Let us continue to seek out
and bring more Baptists and friends
not united with any church
Today Is rally Sunday and church
school begins at 0:45 a. m., so get
an early start and worship with us
for the day in all services.
Metal Kraft Shop To
Open In Gas Building
Among the new business firms to
open in Medford this month Is the
Metal Kraft Shop Vhlch occupies the
former location of the Southern Ore
gon Gas Corporation at 209 West
Main street. Harry Gould and Earl
McBee, well-known local men with
considerable welding experience, are
owners of the shop.
Equipment has been Installed in
the rear half of the building so that
all types of custom welding and job
work may be handled. A complete
line of wrought metal articles includ
ing everything from hinges to bal
cony rails wilt be displayed In the
front of the shop as soon as the
stock Is secured. Mr. Gould and Mr.
McBee expect to make a trip to San
Francisco this week to complete ar
rangements for orders from manufacturers.
Rialto fans will be on the verge of
apoplexy, like George Barbler. if they
saw their horse admiring the heels
of the other nags in the Kentucky
Derby. Looks like Pat Paterson and
Edward Brophy are pulling a fast one
on him, however maybe It't two
other horses he has in mind. This
la Jr.Rt another funny spot from
Henry Fondaa new starring picture.
epenatnrut," wnicn piays at tne
Rialto theater Wednesday and Thura
day on the double-bill program vviii
Shakedown," daring story of
hush money racket, which oo-stara
Lew Ayres nnd Joan Perry.
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Delay Of Steamer
Not Due To Union
VANCOUVER, Wash., Oct. 17
(API The refusal of seven seamen
aboard the wheat-laden steamship
OrfRon to sign ships articles and per
mil the steamer to proceed on Its
delayed voyage to the Canal Zone
and east const. Is not Inspired by
any marUlme union, the Vancouver
Columbian said It learned today.
The dispute waa of Independent
origin and the union, it waa reported,
was seeking replacements for the
seven men in ordor that the ship
may get on its way,
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HPKNINC1 DATE OF
Nissen Health Club
"Jazz Singer"
It was a gain of more than 16
millions for the week and extended
the rise of the last three months to
8713.0O0.
This gain of 33 percent In three
months was added to figures that
already had set a new peak In coast
banking history.
A cast full of singing fools In the
yreatMt Jolson show since "Jara
Singer," opens a two-day return
showing at the Roxy theater today.
Al Jolson heads the cast with Cab
Calloway and his famous band, Sybil
Jason, Edward Everett Horton, The
Yncht Club boys. Allen Jenkins, Lyle
Tnlbot and Claire Dodd In support.
Reserve Deposits
Reach New High
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. fl
Hitting a new high record in Pacific
coast history, reserve deposits of
member banks with the Federal Re
serve Bank of San Francisco rose to
4fl4,8O6,0OO Wednesday, octoner i.
High School News
by
STUDENT REPORTERS
By Mareta Reynolds .
An informal meeting of the Crater
staff was held In the publication of
fice fifth period Thursday. According
to the editor, Mary Morrlsey. the
purpose of the meeting was to make
plana for the noise parade and for
the Crater assembly to be held Octo
ber 31, The noise parade committee
members are Dale Roberts, Robert
Devlne and Mary Morrlsey. The com
mittee for planning the assembly la
Lucille Wymore, Dorothy Butcher
and K a th ry n A nderson .
J. B. COLEMAN
republican Candidate for
COUNTY ASSESSOR
JACKSON COUNTY. OBF.OON
Paid adv.
(Continued from Page One.)
peaceful arbitration Is that "Mr.
Zarltsky pulled a boner."
They say Zarltsky was "Idealistic"
but not politically practical. Appar
ently he wanted to relieve his C. I. O.
friends from responsibility for the
break, and It did not work.
This does not, however, supersede
the complete unofficial explanation
that Mr. Lewis does not want peace
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