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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1936)
PACE FTEVEN row Brilliant Stars In Ladies In Love On Lraterian Screen Tndau rTCDFORD WATT; TKTBUXE. AfEPFORD. OT?F,0("VNT. RFXD Y. XOTT.MP.F.T? 1. JANET GAYKOR AND OUTSTANDING CAST . With one of the moet exciting and brilliant star combinations ever to appear In one picture, "Ladle In Love" open & three day run at the . Craterian theatre todivy. . ; A qunrette of Hollywood'! most fnmoua feminine personalities Janet -Oaynor. Slmone Simon. Loretta, Young and Constance Bennett ap peara In the film, with the cast also . feaUiring Don Ameche, Paul Lufca. ) Tvrone Power, Jr.. Alan Mowbray -"and J. Edward Bromberg, The story concerns four lovely young ladies, each with distinctly different idea of romance. The ad ventures that befall them bringing -to some happiness, to the others heartbreak mokes "Ladles In Love" -.refreshing film entertainment. Jnnet Is employed by a young doc tor. Done Ameche; Loretta Is In the Chorus of a musical show; Constance Is a model, with dreams of becoming a luxurious lady; Slmone Simon la the joungster her own self being ttie only one who realizes she has grown to womanhood. When Janet, in love wttb, the doe tor, learns he looks upon her as he does upon the rabbits she feeds for his exponnlents, she becomes In fur --tated and leaves, taking a position as valet to a magician. Again ahe .falls in love, but the magician la patronizing and condescending to her. Constance is in love with a min ..lng engineer on vacation. She Is cyn ical about their affair and keeps the "man upset by her lnbality to make X her mind. Which gives Slmone a chance to ue her wiles in getting W-srtfi of Connie and making a p1y ' for the handsome engineer. Loretta 's romance has a rocky road 'to travel. The man of her choice Is already engaged to another gtrl. 1 How each girl's problem la finally - brought to a solution, forms the cli max of the story. 'Popular Approval ; Given Mann's New ( Beauty Department Visitors In Mann 'a new beauty m joh during the opening week were 'generous in their praise of the mod ern equipment and furnishings, ac cording to Miss Myrtle deist who came to Medford recently to super- vfee the beauty shop. ' A special feature at Mann's Beauty Salon la free consultation which Mlaa Gelftt offers to southern Oregon girls and women who have problems con cerning their akin, acalp and hair. To take care of a larger number of patrons a second manicure table waa Installed Saturday. Operators - at Mann's Include Mrs. Marie Ham mar -ley, Miss Melba Lindley and Mrs. Dorothy Andren Blngston. On Roxy Screen t Joe Brown Is at -the Boxy theatre today and tomorrow In a return en gagement of "Sons O' Guns," hit hi larious comedy-farce dealing with the bright side of doughboy life during the great World war. Cast opposite htm is Joan Blondell. with Beverly C . Roberts, Erie Blore. Winifred Shaw ' and Robert Barret alao In support. Today and Mon."" HE JOINED THE AEMT TO KEEP OUT OF WAR Jolly Cobuni & Orch. 0'lS found - v. x Shirley Temple Hit flinging, dancing and dimpling her way once more into the heart of movle-goera, Shirley Temple's new picture, "Dimples " comes to the Cra terlan theatre Thursday. Prank Morgan heads the supporting cast, with Robert Kent, Astrld All wyn, the Hall Johnson Choir and Stepln Petchlt also featured. Replete with laughtri romance and IT'S A MAN HUNT! Wise Little Innocents Living by their ' . 111 Wits . . Trusting to their Charms ... fKjH 111 While They Stalk Hfe " j s. TheirPrey! 4v CI - li Janet GAYNOR She gambles for Love and wins! 'HI!! II . " llll ' iliill l!lll!cg,FJATiwiiwty iflii ' ' ''iill k ' 1 I ll""",Vf,,l ""I V f f ""'""V-'V Coming Thursday drama, Dimples' tells the story of a lovable little street minstrel, Shirley, and her Incorrigible but irresistibly funny guardian Frank Morgan. To round out the program, the Cra terlan will also have on the same program with "Dimple, Walt Dla ney's latest color cartoon, "Donald and Pluto," in which the duck and Mickeys pooch will have the featured roles. Loretta YOUNG She gambles for Love and loses 1 i Jones Family Adventures On Screen WKS & lit&Ji 1 North. South, East snt Wmi, the a vnc.ition more thrilling, more m happy. fc'rnppy JoneA PA-mlly travel j ctttiig. and more riotous thnn rour the trnll to adventure and romimce I own. In -Back to Nature." their newest, ..The i.t j,sht.. ofr,r, thrin, inuuu riot which plays at the Rlalto : n) mv5,erJ. ln , department More thentre Wednesday and Tnursdoy wh(.n th, cmpl0w. hr that their with -The Longest Night" marring : ,...,, .. ,. ,,n. to ..... nowri iuuiir ana riurouva mvc. fVaturing Jed Prouty and Shirley Deane, "Back to Nature' Is the riot- oih storv of the Jensen on a vacation "I' Contract Let PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 31. (AP) The building committee of the state board of higher education awarded the contract for the remodeling of the University of Oregon heating plant today to Nelson Brothers of Sa lem, on a bid of 159,178.36 the lowest of three entered. rune in KSL every evening day thru Friday 8 pm Mon Constance BENNETT She find perfect Love but too late ! with DON AMECHE Paul Lukas Tyrone Power, Jr. ALAN MOWBRAY J. EDWARD BROMBERG .nr4 Suspeuce and excitement reltiu high as the emploveea try to queer the deal on that last, coldest, longest night. Others In the cast are led Healv. Julie H ft yd on and Catherine Doueet. re and BtdMotf Purchased Lkud by Sum e CAlUtmlt atiAtIixk44 tPOf WILD B ERG BROS. SMELTING REFINING CO. Officui 742 Mm kef St.Sjn PrtncUc flint: dautc iin rtinctK Simone SIMON She asks for Love and gets it! Coming Wednesday 1 Wild, woozv comedy I a the kevnote of '-Wedding Presents'' In which Oary Clrnnt and Joan Bennett share star ring honors at the Crstertnn thentro W'edneNlny only. George Baucroft; Conrad Nsgel, Gene Lockhnrt and Ed Brophy have featured roles in this hilarious news paper story that will also be shown Wednesday night only at the Molly theatre. vV 4 I CAST YOUR BALLOT ON DOUBLE BILL You Can't IT'S GREAT! coived in story by of the United States! IT'S GREAT! . ored for Liberty Magasine by six of tho world's foremost writers I IT'S GREAT! thrul-pacKed proulom that vitally concerns YOU . . . and yours I - Wat . RUPERT HUGHES SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS AKTHOUT ABBOT RITA WEIMAR S.S.VAN DIRE md JOHN ERSKINE HENRY ", IITtt WILCOXON FURNESS and a brilliant catt Plus On The Same Mighty Bill! OPENING RON TODAY Concelvea In plot by the president of the United States, Franklin D Roosevelt, "The President's Mystery" heads the double feature, program opening a three day run at the Rlalto thentre today. The second feature, "The Big Game" Is. aa the title im plies, a football story. "Can a man, who has achieved great wealth, disappear completely In an attempt to 'got away from It air?" was the Idea which the president ad vanced as the basis for the story. Liberty Magazine assigned the task of developing the idea to six famous authors John Ersklne, Rupert. Hughen, Anthony Abbot, 8. S. Van Dine and Samuel Hopkins Adams The results of their combined labors made the story one of the most pop ular the magazine ever published. The president's hero, too. has an ambition. In his new Identity he strives to make a poor, worklesa com munity live again and Its people to1 Because it was eon the President Because It was auth- Because it presents a stirring romance of gridiron . . . with greatest football i record! L 1 . uvTr ,f - :i I r' C l.h9 neatest footballl dQM featuring JAMES GLEASON - JUNE TRAVIS - BRUCE CABOT Andy Devine-Philip Huston prosper. Purther drama Is brought Into the picture when the man's faithless wife is discovered murdered at the time of his own disappear ance, with events moving rapidly to a climax when his true Identity la learned after he has put the town "on Its feet." Henry Wllcoxon, Butty Purness, Sidney Blackmer and Evelyn Brent have the leading roles, "The Big Game," first football thriller of the year, with all the color, action and excitement typical of college football nnd Its back ground, has a cast of All-America gridiron gladiators providing vivid realism. They Include Bobhy Wilaon, Prank Alustlza, "Bones" Hamilton. BUI Shakespeare. Gomer Jones, "King Kong" Klein, Jay Berwanger, Monk Moscrtp and "Chuck" Bennls. Also featured are Bruce Cabot, James Oleason. Phillip Huston, Juns Tnwla, Andy Dcvine and Ottlnn Williams. Steak and Chicken Dinners Served All Day Sunday CAP. HAGERMAN'R ORCH. Kvery Night St ERNIE'S CASINO THIS BIG Go Wrong! Starts Today For 3 Days! AUtUu T Bcrwuigcr. V. tfOiiutt Bill Shaltupure, NetnDtmtl Bobby Wllion, Somttrm Mtihodhtti Monk MoacHp, Simftiii King Kong Klein. N. Y. U.) Comet Joaet, Ohit Suit U.i Bonn Hamilton. Sunfctdi Frank Aluatiia, (Mats . . , 25o Eves . . , 35o Kiddies . lOo l CARTOON - NEWS
