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u MTCDFOKD MAIL TRTBTJNTC. AfEDFOTD. OREGON. SUNDAY. XOVEMBER 22. 1936 PAGE NINE Craterian Remodeling Underway; Holly Opens With "Anthony Adverse!' T STARS On Thanksgiving Day Program Stuart Erwin Coming to Rialto Coming to Holly In Roxy Roles APPEAR IN NOTED L '.? - I The long awaited and much herald ed production of "Anthony Adverse." filmed from Hervey Allen' famous novel, which boasts of 3,000,000 read ers, comes to the Holly theater today for a three-day run, with Predric March In the title role and Olivia de Havlland playing opposite him In the feminine lead. In Its panoramic story sweep through five countries, and three con tinent, the magnitude of Its 131 sets, the picturesqueness of its back grounds, the gigantic scale on which It was produced and the vast num ber of talented players In Its cast, 'Anthony Adverse' Is said by those who have seen the preview to be the most pretentious piece of entertain ment In Hollywood. The novel, which took Hervey Allen four years to write, was finally whipped Into Its finished screen form after more than two years of arduous labor on the part of nearly 3000 tech nicians, in addition to more than 2500 players who portray the many char acters seen in the film. In dynamic action, Intense drama, glamorous romance and thrilling ad venture, probably no story was ever better fitted for screen material. The producers said to have caught all the vividness, the fire and color of the original and to have transmitted It to the film. The cast Is a tremendous one In y,, size and remarkable for the number of talented players, there being ninety-eight speaking parts, with 3550 bit players and extras appearing. Be tides March and Miss de Havlland, some of the more Important players Include Edmond Owenn, Claude Rains ' tnd Anita Louise. V Kay Francis Tops Cast Rialto Film "Give Me Your Heart." a dynamic drama revealing the human emotions of love, passion, hate and sacrifice, starts a three-day run at the Rialto theater today with Kay Francis la the stellar role. She Is supported by George Brent. Roland Young, Patrlc Knowles and Helen Flint. The story concerns the romance of a young English girl with a noble man who Is married to a semi-invalid wife. Their child is taken Into tho nobleman's family by the grandfather who longs for an heir his son's wife cannot give him. The girl seeks for get fulness In America, marries a fine business man whom she respects. She seeks to drown her anguish In social gatherings, but an estrange ment seema4mmlnsntt-when a friend of both families, 'an English play wrlght comes to America, where the young nobleman, his wife and "their" son are visiting. Hhe arranges a C 3 V HERE WE ARE!! THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!! Heading the Rox;' Kcond Blf Week of popular hit,! EDNA FERBERS Irene DUNNE ALLAN JONES QotIm W1NNINGER PkVl BOBESOH, HELEN MOAGAB. HELEN WESTLEY Scrnrdar and byO" Ha.r Mia. II. ..n TODAY FOR 3 DAYS t .Mill 20c EVE JV Kl.li lor j gn 1 y 1 The excitement of the prize ring, the glitter of musical shows, comedy. romance and thrills are combined in Cain and Mabel," coming Thanks giving Day to the Holly theater, with Clark Gable heading a cast that In cludes Marian Davles, Allen Jenkins. Roseoe Kerns, Walter Catlett, Robert Cavanaugh. Ruth Donnelly, Pert Kel- ton and Wm. Collier, Sr. Cain and Mabel are, respectively, a talented fighter and a musical comedy star, about whom an Imaginative press agent weaves a glamorous ro mance, while the two principals when oit of the public eye give vent to their Intense dislike for one another, resulting In highly hilarious comedy bits. meeting of the two couples, unbe known to either. Matters are finally smoothed out In one of the most tre mendous climaxes ever filmed. Ross Alexander, fast becoming one of Hollywood's most popular stars, plays on the same bill In his latest hit "Here Comes Carter." In this pic ture Roes plays the part of a Holly wood gossip reporter. Gertrude Dodson, knitting Instruc tor, now located in Fortmiller'a Store. Ashland. Recently completing a hilarious role In "Pigskin Parade." Stuart Er win returns to the Rialto theater Wednesday in another all-laugh bit, "All American Chump," which tells the story of a human adding machine who Is roped Into becoming the world's greatest bridge player. With him in the cast are Betty Furness, Robprt Armstrong. Edward Brophy and Edmund Gwenn. . Here. Erwin Is trying to detect a cow from the bull he has to throw in this riotous pic ture. "The Accusing Finger," featuring Marsha Hunt, Robert Cummlngs, Paul Kelly, Kent Taylor, Harry Carey and -Bernadlne Hayes plays as the added feature with "All American Chump." 30,000 POUNDS TURKEY FOR FEAST BY FLEET LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21. (P) Men -f the TJ. S, fleet stationed in this egion are going to eat 30.000 pounds of turkey Thankmivlnff day, navy commissary officials estimated today. Also ordered for the 30,000 holiday dinners aboard ship are: cranberries, 1,000 .pounds, sweet potatoes J 0,400 pounds: assorted nuts, 6,000 pounds, and huge stacks of pumpkin and mine pies. 'Njm at j(ast You (an See It! Two and a half hours of mighty screen entertainment . .. . that matches the towering stature of the story . . . leaping to life from the pages of the most famous novel of our time ! ... The whole world 's its stage 1 Love flowering under the skies of France 1 Flaming under the sun of Italy t Smouldering under the stars of Cuba! Throbbing to the tom-tom in the jungles of Africa! it s all hero! Kvery adventure you thrilled to . . . every charaoter you loved and hated . . , every exciting moment brought to glorious life on the talking screen! Today at no Raise in Prices! Mats -. - - 25c Eves - - - - 35c Kiddies ...10c KM) ,t5tarts h M BW f tnm Iki Nml Read by 3,000,000 Pnplt, and Writtm by U HERVE5J ALLEN II Starrini, at Anthony AJctrst, FREDRIC MARCH 1 W Othtr tf lit Clltbrattd Chanclnt Porlraytd by rl I Ulivia de HAVILLAND . . ....... Anita Louise tri . ...... U Donald Woods . . . r";T"V ' Edmund Gwenn. . . Hy , , . (T Claude Rains. . . . f Jl ' I . ,' II r Louis Hayward .. . jf- Gale Sondergaard . . V$l f- A I Steffi Duna . . .... VI . CV Billy Mauch ..... 1 1 P $ J Akim Tamiroff . . .'TV I I , BvCj Ralph Morgan . . N7 A BV L HenrvO'Neill . .ftiJ V Wl m il i 7 m.j m "i 'iBij ir ' - --ruxjr-wi- The rib-tickling comedy kings. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, come Wednesday only to the Holly then tor in their latest full-length fenture, "Our Relations." Cast In dual roles, they play not only themselves but also their somewhat disreputable "twin brothers." and the results aro said to be the fun lest these two pur veyors of mirth have yet brought to the screen. A freak egg with three yolks was found by Jesse Harford. Ottawa, Kas., butcher. Produce dealers say two yolk eggs are fairly common, but three-yolk ones are rare. Irene Dunne and Allan Jones head yie cast of Edna Perber's "Show Boat." which plays at the Roxy the ater for a hree-day run starting to day, as the Top Picture for their second week of big hits. Others in the cast are Paul Robeson, Char.es Winnlnger, Helen Morgan, Donald Cook. Helen Vest!y and Clarence Muse. A Hero Dies PATERS ON, N. J., Nov. 31. (AP) With cheers of high school students ringing In his ears, William D. Plumb, 75. believed to have been the last survivor or the crew of the U. S. 8. Constitution, dropped dead on the school prat form after presenting a picture of his beloved "Old Ironsides." Chicken or Beef and Pork tamales at Husoua' Confectionery, Open eve nings and holidays. OSARUSAWA, Akita Prefecture, Ja pan. Nov . 2 1 . ip) M ud -cak ed res cuers dug through the ruins of this mining town today for hundreds of victims lost In a poisonous flood. Searchers reported 250 bodies had been recovered. Eighty Injured per sona were taken to hospitals. Some of the bodies were dug from 20 feet of muck residue left by a wall of water which swept down yes terday from the burstcd dam of a copper mine reservoir. The torrent, carrying a poisonous solution from the mine operations, virtually wiped out this village and four others. School officials said there were at ieast 250 deaths among children alone. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. DINE and DANCE at BONNEY'S GRILL j-s dians lunay - ror inree uays: a. I os Angela at Maria as Vincent Nolle as John Bonnyfeather . .as Don Luis as Denis Moore , . . os Faith . , as Neleta as The Boy A nthony . . as Carlo Clbo . . .05 Debrulle as Father Xavler 1 t k g Two Big Features! The Picture Every Woman Will Want Some Man to See! Nowhere in all of your trcaa ured screen memories will you find a story that so fearlessly fathoms tho lonely, terrifying depths of a woman's heart! KAY FRANCIS GEORGE BRENT ROLAND TOUNQ PATRIC KNOHI.F.S llrnrjr STEI'HKNSON PHIKUA INESCOKT One Show Only in Afternoons Starts at 1:45 t Two Shows in Evening . . at 6:45 9:30 PHIKUA INESCOKT i 1 1 'Jt4 I Here's Hit fk jV no. 2! flullz r " " - r m ii urn w Whon he picks up the mike... J J v " " " " - there's a man of ac tion at the other end Ross ALEXANDER Glenda FARRELL II ' Mothers! Plan now to enter your baby in the Rialto Theatre's FREE MDtion Picture Baby Contest next Wednesday morning between 9:30 and 11:3011! Shows 1:45-3:30 6:450:30 Mats . . . 26c Eves ... 36c Kids ... 10c I i . 1 II if
