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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1937)
' MEDFOTTD MATE TRTBTTJ7E. rETYFO'RD, WREfio. RTTSDAT, TPyB ST. 1937 Charles Boyer And Jean Arthur In Craterian s Sparkling Romance Robert Montgomery in Hit Coming Thursday Comedy at Rialto Wednesday Here Wednesday Return Showing PARIS IS SETTING FOR ULTRA-MODERN EXCITING PICTURE Charles Boyer, handsome French star, and Jean Arthur, who demon strated her ability at comedy in "Mr. Deeds Goea to Town," are united In "History Is Made at Night," opening a three-day run today at the New Craterian theater. Heading the sup porting cast la Jovial Leo Carrlllo. Who invariably makes the stars of the pictures In which he plays look to their laurels. This smart, sparkling romance oasts Boyer In a totally new type of role as Paul Dumond. dashing man - about'town and the moat popular heed waiter on the continent, while Jean Arthur Is seen as the lovely New York mannequin. They meet in Paris under exciting circumstances. The pair become Involved In a gay. Ultra-modern romance that carries them from France to America against a aeries of luxurious settings, includ ing a crack luxury liner and the smartest restaurants of New York and Paris. For contrast to the rich comedy with which the picture abounds, there Is a realistic- crash between the ocean liner and a giant Iceberg, a scene that has been listed as the first and only ' rival to the now-famous earthquake scene of "San Francisco." As a special added attraction on the same program, the Craterian has the tenth Issue of the "March of Time." There are three subjects, . These, are, first, the U. S. unemploy - 'TrvfTiC slttf'ff,v a question that has been, given more2ught in Wash ington than almost an other. Sec ond Is the puzzle prize craze' in which Americans are continually striving to win sudden wealth from various con teats. Third subject deals with the Irish Republic of 1937. DAME MAY WHITTV as Mrs, Branson An experiment In defiance of tra dition a new type of murder story is shown In "Night Must Fall," the amazing screen hit coming Thursday to the New Craterian the atre. Heading the cast is Robert Mont- ROBERT MONTGOMERY as Danny gomery. known, for sparkling, frothy roles of the most sympathetic sort. Now he greets his fans as one ot the most fiendish of murderers, an entirely new person than the one we are accustomed to aee, a thor oughly fain and bad one. ROSLIND RVSSEtX as Olhla Rosalind Russell Is the girl torn between love and loathing for the only one who can excite her. Dame May Whltty, of the original stage cast, has a featured role, as have Alan Marshall, Forrested Harvey, Alan Marsh al 1 , Fores ter Harve y , Kathleen Harrison. Jane Withers Tops Cast Rialto9 s Hit; Sally Blane Stars "Ginger," Jane Withers, whizzing hvadlong into the offing looking for trouble, Is at the Rial to theater start ing today In her new picture, "Angel's Holiday." Playing on the same program on the twin bllt is "Hotel Haywire," farce comedy with numerous famous names that spell laughter. Mischievous Jane plays the part of "Angel," who routs the riot squad w.th Its own tear gas and makes trouble as fast' as she makes head lines when she turns detective. Aided and abetted In her topsy turvy laugh spree by Robert Kent, Joan Davis and Sally Blane, Jane tracks down and plagues the very :vea of a murderous band of gangster-kidnapers, who welcome the ref- ..ugt of Jail promised with the final arrival of the police. With nine comedians loose in a ho tel as crazy as the house that Jack built, "Hotel Haywire" runs the Jane Withers picture a close second for laugh honors. Headed by Leo Carrlllo and Lynne Overman, the cast Includes known comedians even In the "bit parts." Among those to be seen are Benny Baker, Mary Carlisle, George Barbler. Pprlng Bylngton, Porter Hall, John Patterson, Luclen Llttjefield, Chester Conk) In. Teddy Hart, Collette Lyon" and Franklin Pangborn. DAY SAYS GRANT COUNTIES PROFIT BY NEW YORK June 27, (UP) Anest Vanls, 40, was brought into court today on a petty larceny charge, accused of stealing three fourths of a vestibule. Mrs. Yetta Hecht, his landlady, said she paid half the cost of building a vestibule for a restaurant and when he left he walked off wltn three walls. She said that part was worth 10. STARTS TOllAY 3 DAYS Into the "Jaws of Hell" to .V-J. ft... " t " 01.,- o ". f! "si. Pin vritv snsn Pictorial - The press release of June 23 indi cated that the Public Lands commit tee of the house bad taken unfavor able action regarding the wishes of the Land Orend counties and had passed the department of the interior bill in its original form. This was an error, and we have today received confirmation that the committee has voted favorably to recommend the amendments to the bill for which the counties had contended, County Judge Day said Saturday. 'The counties did not contest, and in fact approved, Title I of the bill with certain minor amendments which were agreed upon. Title I stipulated that the government, through the Interior department, should handle the timber on these lands In harmony with the sustained yield idea. This is necessary and de sirable in order that the property may not be dissipated and that the revenue to the counties will be per petual. "The counties did not agree with the percentages stipulated in Title II of the bill, which gave the counties only 60 per cent; 25 per cent for ad ministrative purposes, and 35 per cent to be credited, to the fund In order to retire the deficit of some 98.000,000. It was our purpose to safe guard aa nearly as possible a yearly amount due the counties, which would approximate the amount the counties would have received in taxes had the lands remained In private ownership. If the yearly cut and the stumpage value amounted to as much as it would under present atumpage values, and if the cut was up to the maximum of the sustained yield ca pacity of the lands, the counties would not be much hurt on a 50 per cent basis. But If. during unusual economic conditions and depressed values, the total annual revenue from the lands were seriously reduced, it Is more desirable that an additional percentage be given to the counties and a corresponding reduced amount. credited to the deficit In order that L. v K7- ul Satirizing the innumerable con tests In which American housewives are constantly participating, "Meet the Missus," co-starring Victor Moore and Helen Broderlck, comes to the Rialto theater Wednesday, topping Ihe twin bill that will also have "Un der the Red Robe."' featuring Anna bella and Conrnd Veldt, as the second ft. " F picture on the same program. The hilarious results t of a mid Western woman's being chosen as one of the country's foremost house w.ves In a contest, when the truth ot the matter Is that hubby Is the ace h'.'iise keeper in the household, make "Meet, the Missus" screen, entertain ment of the popular sort. the yearly receipts to the counties might be maintained upon a more equitable and more even ' "basis," Judge Day explained. "An agreement, therefore, was ft nally reached with the department of the interior whereby. If necessary, an additional 15 per cent above the 50 per cent should be given to the coun ties on such years In order to bring the revenue for that particular year up to 390.000. or as near that amount as the additional 15 per cent would bring. After the deficit Is re tired, all the revenue above adminis tration charge will go to the counties. The executive committee of the Land Grant counties feel very well satisfied with the bill as finally amended, and feel that the whole (but not the kind you read in books) IS MADE AT NIGHT! Juliet had her Romeo, Barrymore his Barrie; Napoleon fell for Josephine Tom goes well with Jerry! Mrs. Deeds had Mr. Deeds, then took it on the lam; Now she's fallen for a Frenchy Oo-wah - that Boyer man! With just a mink coat over a negligee, She goes to town in a great big wayl T-SS-Kl. . . T-S-S--K SUCH GOINGS ONI Starts Today -3 Days! . A AND there's a im&shinj dra matic climax to this comedy romance that makes the "San Francisco" earthquake look like a clambake 1 Everyone's raving about itl "IS VXZT" LU US U UmU VIA"'" I UUUU U U Vi U U W i 1 MiMtf mam if mm win LEO CARRILLO and Colin dive Extra!.. . Latest Issue "March of Time matter now will 'be upon a perma nent baals which will-, safeguard for ever. the Interests of the counties In these lands. . The origin of the slang phrase life of Riley" Is not known. 'the Chinese railroad lines are Installing small ; libraries; on passenger trains for the entertainment of travelers. It is recorded Hint pony' express riders covered 650,000 miles of trails Infested by rond Agents and Indlms and lrvtt but on mail. Josephine Hutchinson, as the moun tain girl whoee love Is to be sold to the highest bidder, and George Brent as the young attorney who tries to vivis her from her fate, are starred :n "Mountain Justice." coming Wed nesday only to the New Craterian theater. The screen's first outstanding story i,t fanaticism and Intolerance still to be found In certain sections of Amer ! a, "Mountain Justice" also features Guy Klbbee, Robert Barrat. Mona Barrie. Robert McWade and FWtxy Knight amontr others. Tennyson s famous poem of the (sllant "Charge of the Llitht Brigade" Is at the Roxy theater for a three, day :un starting today, with Errol Flynn heading the giant cast of thousands. Also featured In this thrilling screen opic of the "600" who rode to their deaths are Otlvla deHavtland, Patrlo Knowles. . Henry Stephenson. Nigsl Hruce. Donald Crisp and several oth er favorites. Purchase of the Medford Lumber company by Mr. and Mrsi C. Collins of Beatrice. Neb., from J. H. Cooley was Announced yesterday. Mrs, Col lins Is a daughter of Mr. Cooley, who now Is residing in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Collins and their son John arrived here lust week from their Nebraska home to take charg of thebusmcss. Thety pln to -make Medford their permanent Home and devote all their time to the lumber business. . ' - - w. -H. Roberts will continue as manager of the lumber yard, the an nouneement aald. Card Readings Madame A.- Mui'llfr. Ilontal ajid llrllnblt ivllh but of ctference.. 723 Sherman Street. Phone 903-J-S Reading. Sl.00. . i WHOOPEE!. ..mi WE G0I...0FF TO A GRAND AND GLORIOUS RIOT OF FUN AND LAUGHTER! J. vT" When there's a gleam in her eye . . . watch but for ; ;T little sweetie pie, the screen's half-pint of dynamite STARTS TODAY , 3 DAYS! C V ROBERT KENTJOAN DAVIS SALLY BLANE JT J ( ' fM' tell 'h-" c j j J fyji f PLUS THIS LAFF RIO T ". . Carnival Wk j (Mi o,Nuts!lJlp: ' ' A "Screwy" Is the word for them ... Hj&r . r 'and when they got together Heaven I J 'j holp us if you take 'era seriously I .. V, LEO CARRILLO LYNNE OVERMAN III J 1 MARY CARLISLE PORTER HALL GEO.; Z'P" l! BARBIER BENNY BAKER Spring Byington jj r"H: (ot-g. fcgggShows 1-45-3:16-7:00-8:30 25o 35c - 10elIli3Ill
