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PAGE SEVEN Frances Langford, Phil Regan Head Brilliant Cast Graterian Show rEDFORP MAIL TRTBtrSTR rEDFOKD. OTJF.GON. RTTCDAT. .TTLY 4. 1937 Mi RADIO STARS . FEATURED IN FILM OPENING RUP TODAY Booked In u a special 4th of July attraction. "The Hit parade" with one of the atrongeat llneupa of big-time ''nam" In the caat. open a three day engagement at the New Craterlan theatrs today. Stars of the radio and a tars of the screen, several new tunes, plenty of comedy and a lively, fast-moving story make the picture one that prom Is a enough entertainment to mult everyone. The production la divided into three main chapters. In the flrat, Loulae Henry, whom Phil Regan has promoted to radio fame, gets swell haaded and walks out on her mentor. Phil, discouraged by this act of In gratitude, sets out to discover anoth er potential star. In a beer hall, he discovers Prances Langford singing and quickly elevates her to a high radio spot. In love with Phil, Prances climbs the ladder quickly as Louise hit the skids. In the second chapter, Louise, bent on revenge, learna that Prances la a pa role -violating convict and. exposes her to the press. Prances disappears and Phil conducts a fruitless search. In the third chapter, Phil organizes the foremost radio, stage and vaude ville performera to combine a broad cast to Frances to return. How this Is accomplished forma the climax to the story. In addition to the above named players, the cast Includes Pert Kel ton, Edward Brophy, Max Terhune, Inez Courtney, J. Parrell MacDonald, George Givot, Sammy White. Al Pearce and his Gang. Pick and Pat, the Gentle Maniacs, the Voice of Ex perience, Ed Thorgenaon. Oscar and Elmer and several others. Music Is furnished by three of the most popular orchestras of the coun try today Carl Hoff, Eddie Duchln and Duke Ellington. . 'Bette Davis In Thursday Picture Perry Mason Film Here Wednesday j On Roxy Bill "EE One of the strongest programs the New Craterlan theater has offered this year brings Bette Davis and Ed ward O. Robinson In "Kid Galahad" to the local screen Thursday. As a special added attraction on the same program, the Crnterlnn will have of ficial round-by -round, blow-by-blow pictures of the recent Joe Louis James Braddock championship fight. In addition to Miss Davis and Rob inson. "Kid Galahad," adapted from Francis Wallace's Saturday Evening Poet story of the same name, also features Humphrey Bogart. Harry Carey and Wayne Morris, tall new comer In the title role, whose por trayal of the Kid has given him a tremendous upward shoot to quick stardom. SOVIET TO START TOKYO. July from Hftnklng. 3- (AP) Dispatches capital of the Jap anese-Inspired state of Manchoukuo said today that Soviet Russia would stBrt withdrawal of troops and gun boats from Amur river Islands this afternoon. Recall of the forces under an agreement reached between the Jap anese ambassador to Moscow and the soviet foreign office, further eased war tension arising from a clash between soviet gunboats and A new Perry Mason la introduced and Linda Perry are featured In the to theater fans in the person of Don- cast. aid Woods, starred in '"The Case of ' "What Becomes of the Children." the Stuttering Bishop." coming Wed-drama based on the tragedies of the ncsday to the Rlalto theater. Ann divorce courts, plays as the added Dvorak. Anne Naeel. Edward MrWade feature on the twin hill. Japanese -Ma nchoukuoan forces last Wednesday. The dispatches said 20 Russian patrol boats were being withdrawn from the Sennufu and Bolahot is lands In the Amur river In addition to the troops. The Japanese ; army In Manchou kuo. In a statement from Hslnklng, hailed the peaceful settlement of the dispute, but warned that further "Illegal acts" against Manchoukuoan territory by the sovleta would pot be tolerated. Closing time for Too Late to Clsa- mon PUAI I HMRfQ III IUIU UllnLLLIiULUj BOARD AUTHORITY I ll TODAY 3 DAYS! GALA 4th SHOW! FOR REGULATION DETROIT, July 3 (AP) The Ford Motor company, in a formal answer to charges of the national labor re lations board that It had violated the Wagner act, challenged the board's authority today. The com plaint, the company said, should be dismissed "because the board has no authority to regulate relations between employer and employees en gaged In local production." The board's complaint charged the Ford Motor company with responsi bility for "malicious and brutal as saults" on U. A. W. organizers at tempting to distribute handbills at the plant gates. In challenging the board's Juris diction, the Ford answer cited 11 reasons why it claims the charges should be dismissed. These Included the contentions that "none of the alleged unfair labor practices com plained of affected manufacture, aale or distribution," and that "none ot the former employes named In saw complaint were engaged in Interstate commerce, nor were any of the Ford employes Involved In the fights on Ford private property on May 30. 1637, engaged at any time In lnter sta te commerce." S NET TITLE WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 8. (AP) Dorothy Round, 37-year-old daugh ter of an English clergyman, defeat ed Jadwlga Jedreejowska, buxom Polish secretary, -3. 3-6, 1-6. today and won the women' alnglea title of the all-England tennis champion ships for the second time In four years. Mls Bound. Wimbledon champion In 1034, thus climaxed an amazing comeback after two years of .com parative tennis obscurity. She suc ceeds as champion Helen Jacoba ot Berkeley. Calif., who bowed to Miss Round In the quarter-finals of the current championship. Ricks Is Going Nuts..: And that means FUN'S in store for you! The cops couldn't stop 'im ... a crash couldn't stop him ... an ocean couldn't stop him . . . her father couldnt stop him ... he simply had to have that girl! GEORGE BRENT proves that he's got what it takes to get what he wants-when he wants luscious ANITA LOUISE IN THREE-STORY FALL PORTLAND. July S. (API Carl Beckmann. local window washer, nursed an Injured left arm and left leg today but had no complaints. The Injuria, which hospital at tendant described aa minor, were retired when hia safety belt slipped and tumbled him to the parement from a third story window of the United States National Bank bulla-1 P y I aWj -1 " T- -a .'v T ' "W m WT ' . Tfl MINI I Darlitt I . -A Cr$k At Sta WlT ' f I B CnlJn'tSltpHlml iJvV ZX "NJfrP5 CHARLES WINNINGER I m2is0 im ELDREDGE HENRY 'NEILL Joseph Crehsn Cordon Oliver Eddi Acuff Directed by Busby Berkeley . null Here comn Ikt irlieTkert ' fees Me gnoml . F. Butler SAN FRANCISCO, July 3 (AP- TJSDA) Butter, score: 83. 33c; 81. 314c: 80. 3Hic; 89. 38U.C SACRAMENTO, July 3. (API Churning cream butterfat: first grade, 37c; second grade, 3B4c Lawn mover service, tall and del. Ideal Bike Shcp TeUSS. 411 E. Main. To achieve the Perfect Silhouette wear ARTIST MODEL FOUNDATIONS ' Ethelwvn B. Hoffmann. aaaannQaBaBaavij w li 4 A In Character Role Jean Arthir. in the role of "Ca lamity Jane," Is starred with Gary Cooper In "The Plainsman at the Roxy theater, where it starts a three day run today. Also featured In this eplo story of those roaring days of General Custer. Sitting Bull, Buffalo Bill and other famous frontier char acters, are James Ellison, Charles Blckford. Helen Burgess and Porter Hall. Rapidly making a name for htm- seif in the portrayals of various dtf ferent oharacterlratlons, Aklm Tarn Iroff ("The General" who "Died at Dawn" and lead of "King of Oam biers"), again returns to the New Craterlan screen for Wednesday only as "The Great Gamblnl." Tamlroff playa the part of a mind -reading myo tic, who ftnda himself right In the middle of a murder case that has the poll; baffled. George Brent Has Lead Rialto Show Laughter and thrill entertainment are the Ingredients thst make motion picture hits. At th'j Rlalto theatre starting today for a three day run these ingredients are to be found In copious quantitu-s. Heading the twin bill is Peter B Kyne'a 'The Go-Getter," featuring George Brent, Anita Louise, Charles Winnlnger and John Etdrldge. A Cap- py Ricks utory, with Winnlnger por traying th part of Rlcka, It tells the evsr-excltlng romance of a go-get ting young man who falls in love with Cappy'a daughter and In spite of nil man-made and natural-made ob-'itaclea that are placed In hla path, overcomes them all and finally wins th girl. As tM added feature. "Pick a 0tar & riotura that could very well sUn4 alone, ha. Jack Haley and Patsy Kel ly, who made outstanding hit la "Wake Up and Live," featured with Laurel and Hardy. Lyda RolxrU, Mas cha Auer and Roslna Lawrence. An absorbing story of 9. small. to w boy and girl who make good la Hoi lywood In a big way, "Pick a fltar boasta of several song numbers, Ur iah ensemble scene, many beautiful girls and, dominating It all, hilarious comedy. Holiday Schedule At Theatres Over Fourth Weekend In observance of the 4th of July holiday, Medford theatres will aper ata on holiday schedules today and tomorrow, two complete ahows mat Inea and evenings at all local the aters. Doors open In the afternoon al 1:45 with evening ahowa starting al the usual 7:00 o'clock. NATIONAL PARK REVENUE SHOWS HEAVY INCREASE WASHINGTON, July 8. (AP)-A substantial increase in revenues ot the national parks so far this year, as compared with figures for the corresponding period In 1939, show a growing popularity of the areas, the national park service reported. Receipts at Crater Lake National park in Oregon increased 68.1 per cent. i1 so Mall Tribune want ads. Card Readings Madame A. Mueller. Uonast aatf Hellablt wllh best ot reference. 113 Sherman Street Phone M5-J-I Headings 31.00. IE f ...AND WHAT A SHOW WE HAVE TTH US STARTING I UDAY rUK 3 UAT5! sat AitTv fV4?5aSS V f! vix i mil rnni iiiii.nin i lv i m m. 'y 1 ' WL2nd SMASH HIT! WAKE UP AND GRIN! Seven gte(it fun atari in the longest, loudest laugh in years I t7D EM' Ire. ! B. T. Adams, who witnessed tne fall, said Beckmann landed on nis feet and tumbled over on his head He was conscious when picked up. Tee Mall maun want ads. JACK HALEY . PATSY KELLY . LYDA ROBERTI LAUREL and HARDY MUcha AUER Rosina LAWRENCE DINE and DANCE at the CHATEAU Swing Mrtns Vrenarfera with l-awrence Hubert ttery trfnlnp "iO-fiKlTER" 20 - 11:15 nun "I'lCK X TAR" at I t.l 7:10 10:10 ;Orshow8 1453:30.7:00-9:45 25c-35c 10c! hit wnvSjfi If WAS r? RAIN ' I I IWKT MIAHrACHI 1 . tOVI IS OOOD S 1 '"".-.inlT...A.i.y.. 1 V USTNIOHT Jf I mm MS ilEB? , n tut w -1 f 1 Shows Today and Monday: 1:45 3:30 7:00 0 XA I M - If Matineea-30c Evenings-40e Kiddies ft Dime
