Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1938, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Errol Flynn As "Robin Hood" In Craterian's Technicolor Classic Today MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 7, 1938 OUTSTANDING CAST FEATURED: OLIVIA DE HAVILAND STAR "The Adventure of Robin Hood," filmed entirely in Technicolor, opens a three day showing today at the Oraterlan theatre, with Errol Flynn heading a cast of thousands. One of the most important pictures of the year, it has been acclaimed by critics and public as a masterpiece of screen entertainment. The robust adventure, deeds of daring and heroic exploits which have made the story famous through the years, is given lull play on the screen. Set in the year 1190, when the treacherous Prince John was rul ing the country and oppressing the Saxon elements, while his orother Richard was away at the Crusades, the picture opens with a Jousting tournament at Nottingham Castle, where Robin Hood defeats Sir Guy of GlsrJburne and at once becomes Sir Guy's foremost enemy and the Maid Marian's delight. It is then that Robin Hood organ izes his crew of Merry Men and hies away to Sherwood Forest, from which he forays to rob the rich and bestow a third of his takings upon the poor. Constant danger from those who desire to seize the throne when they hear of Rich ard's capture, and much merriment In their forest home, make the lives of Robin Hood's crew an ex citing one. And when they finally besiege Nottingham Castle and over throw Prince John and his fellow conspirators, the picture is brought to a rousing finish. As Robin Hood. Errol Flynn is said to be perfect. Olivia de Hav lland is the Maid Marian; Basil Rath bone portrays Guy of Gls burne: Claude Rains Is Prince John, Patrick Knowlea is Will Scarlet, Eugene, Pallette is the roly-poly Friar Tuck: Alan Hale the lovable Little John. Melville Cooper the High 8herlff of Nottingham, Ian Hunter Richard the Lion -Hearted: while others include Herbert Mun din, Una O'Connor, Montagu Love, Robert Warwick and Ivan Simpson. John Cartpll Tops Cast of Thrilling Romance at Rialto A new star blazes in the Holly wood heavens as John Carroll rides and sings his way to fame in "Rose of the Rio Grande." the thrilling ro mance at the Rialto theater for to day and Monday. Movtta shares ' starring honors. . , , The story concerns a Mexican ban dit a man of the people, leading a hand of outcasts against the de spoil era of his country. He is known only as El Gato, "The Cat of the Mountains." and his vengeance strikes terror into the hearts of the peon rebels who are ravaging his native land. When he learns that Roslta, his beloved, is being detained at a rebel camp. El Gato races to save her life, and enters the enemy camp as an insurgent general. Excitement ensues as Roslta Is doomed to die, her lover forced to pronounce sentence, and tension mounts to a thrilling climax when the bandit chief discovers that the general- is the famed El Oato. whose name means death to anv rebel. As the added feature on the twin bill, the Rialto has Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLane in "'Prison Break." MacLane is shown as a tuna-fisher man who assumes the burden of another mans crime and is sen- tenccd to San Quentln. For his heroic share in the suppression of a murderous prison riot and whole sale jall-brenk. he is paroled. But imprisonment has left Its mark and honest employment Is something he is unable to secure. How his prob lem is finallv solved marks the cli max of the story. Warner Baxter In Wednesday Hit Harvest Bent Grass ASTORIA, Aug. (p) Clatsop county, producer of 60 per cent of the state s Bent Rrnss seed crop, be gan harvesting the crop this week with a yield of 300.000 pounds ex pected. Growers said prices were abotft two cents abave last year at f.fr cents a pouna. "Soda Jerker" 1 " 1 1 ""' T"I 'An ' Joe E. Brown is the small town soda Jerker with big Ideas in his comedy hit, "Wide Open Faces." playing today and Monday at the Rcxy theatre. In his effort to play detective, Joe gets terribly involved with some big-city gangsters and gun molls. Featured m the eupportln cut are !--d-. HoVrM, Alison Sklp-.vnr'.h. Jane Wyman, Alan Baxter and Ber - ton ChurchU amoag others, When the rumor gets noised about that a millionaire is about to give away a million dollars, fun and excitement start popping in "I'll Give a Million," starring Warner Baxter, with Marjorle Weaver oppo site, and opening a four day run Wednesday at the Craterlan theatre. As the millionaire who gets tired of his fair weather friends who are always trying to chisel him of some thing or other. Baxter has the time of his life emulating the carefree existence of a hobo, until everyone starts being kind to hoboes, not knowing which la . the millionaire Peter Lorre and John Carradlne, almost always shown In sinister roles, are a couple of the "lords of the open road," while others In the cast Include Jean Hersholt. J. Edward Bromberg. Lynn Barl, Fritz Fold. Sig Rumann, Luis Albernl, and Christian Rub. r ON HUNTING If COLUSA, Calif., Aug. ,5. A coroner's Jury found today that Dav id Burton Denhardt. 27, candidate for Colusa county district attorney, died from a rifle bullet fired by "an unknown hand" while hunting deer near Colusa Monday. Sheriff George R. Houx testified more than 200 Uunters In the vicin ity at the time of the tragedy were quizzed without result. Denhard's body was found at the foot of a tree. Companions said he must have climbed It to try to sight deer. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. L FRUIT CORVALLIS, Aug. 6. (ff) Fann ers of the Monroe district are con fronted with the possibility tfiat they may have to give the country -back to the Insects. Recently twelve-spotted beetles at tacked orchards and gardens as a re sult of the long period of dry weath er. Now bees are fighting the beetles for the entire crop. Unable to find honey in usual sources, the bees have Invaded tfie orchards in great swarms. Farmers said their fruit was being ruined, with the drought, bees, beet les and crop conditions the worst In years. , . Kay Francis, Pat O'Brien At Rialto 4u&i ... Kay Francis and Pat O'Brien ap pear together In films for the first tune In their co-starring picture, "Women Are Like That," coming to the Rialto theatre for Tuesday and Wednesday, on the twin bill that will have "Three on a Week end" as the added feature. . The role given Miss Francis is light, sophisticated and spicy. She's the wife of advertising genius Pat O'Brien, and when her lovable old reprobate father throws the busi ness Into near-bankruptcy, she tries to come to the rescue with sex appeal methods, which almost wreck the happy home. ,8, WILLIAMSPORT. Pa., Aug. (Jp) Richard Scalfe, eight, crawled from under the kltouen stove at dawn, yawned and was welcomed with open arms by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scalfe. Volunteers have been seachlng all night for him. Too late to Classify DRIVINO to southern California Tuesday; room for one passenger: share expenses. I. B. Millard, Cen tral roint. MAHOGANY dining set. table opens iv leei. o cnairs; sectional dook- case with desk section. Bargain, 213 Crater Lake Ave. DODGE Convertible Coune: beautiful blue finish like new. Perfect every way and guaranteed. Sunday spe cial only $449.00. You save money two ways by buying your car from f IciKUiS-AbbEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors, A Red-Blooded Adventurer ...and a Hot-Blooded Senorita! Out of the d a r k night sweeps a dash ing bandit lover . . . bringing freedom to his people and ro mance to a lovely girl ... 7 w L a. 1M ft. 7 '-a BIO fiK XN'IIF nt 1:im - 4r4.1 - 11:25 -PRISON BREAK M 3:3.1 - 7:1.1 - B:4S n " r i iose or tne XL 1 . UBAN PnocaiVit ' Jurl,u'nt, DE) 7 TRANSFERRED Must sell electric range. 613.50; 3-compnrtment Ice box, $6.50; chairs, lawnmower. Ivory Princess dresser and stool. 3-plece cane-nacK cnesterneia cnair ana rocker, fruit Jars, silverware, ster ling candlesticks, tools, etc. House ror saie or tease, laa om oi., Asn land. WANTED Otrl, between age of 30 and 30, for general housework and care of one child of school age. Good home with good family; $6.00 a week, room and board. Only those with good references need apply. Box BOO. Tribune. SHEEPMEN Losses through doss shall be reported within 48 hours In order to secure compensation. DOO CONTROL BOARD. LET US give your car a gleaming, new finish, Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop, 608 S. Riverside. FOR SAUE Service station lousiness and stock. Rent, one cent per gal. Good location. Box 4603, Tribune. FOR RENT Partly furnished apart ment house: 4 apartments upstairs now occupied. 706 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Model 20 -K Oletrac. price 295. Can be seen working at Mrs. Vogel'a, Route 1, Box 354, Jacksonville-Phoenix Hwy, mile east of Academy. FOR SALE Several good used trac tors at out of season bargain prices. See them and try them and save money by buying now. Rogue Valley Tractor Co., 16 So. Fir. FOR RENT Modern apartment with garage. Chllders' Apts., 803 West 11th. Phone 1408. $3000 CASH and 9 acres; modern house, clear, for dairy-stock ranch. 5 ACRES, 5 -room plastered house, garage, barn, chicken house, family orchard, part meadow, Irrigated, all cultivated; $1350, terms. 145-ACRE dairy-stock ranch, 60 cul tivated, 40 bottom land, borders stream. 6-room bungalow, large ciairy nam, 74-ton stio, itocKea, equipped, crops, $7600 and clear. Taice resmence. acreage, part pay ment. SHELE7 AGENCY North city limits 'Highway 99. North Pine Cone. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room. 400 J St. FOR SALE Pigs. C. H. Rhoten, 1 mile west Central Point. FOR SALE 1930 Reo sedan excel lent condition. Inquire 327 W. 2nd FOR SALE Screwtail Boston Bull j FOR SALE pup, 2 months old. Phone 1322-Y. 1051. - Large weaner pigs. Call WILL PARTY who found dress In box! from Cinderella Shop please leave at Tribune office. FOR SALE OR TRADE Young thor oughbred Jersey bull (yearling) tine qualities and makeup. Consider ex change for good young milk cow. Address Rt. 9, Box 18, or cill at 21 Hazel St., near Pine Cone, Medford. M. S. Ruff. RANCHES 106 Acres, 47 Irrigated, free water, over half mile creek frontage, fine free soil, modern Improvements, alfalfa, clover, fruit, etc. A nood small farm. Trade for Income or home In Medford. Also For Rent 300 -acre ranch. 10 dairy cows, 7 heifers coming fresh, ma chinery, etc. Will give three years lease fully stocked. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496 or 1548-R. FOR SALE TRACTORS ALLIS -CHALMERS Model M. Good as new. Self-starting system, lights, new battery, belt, pulley and power take-off. A bargain. McCOPAIICK-DEERING TD40 Track Tractor with Isaacson angle blade bulldozer. Oood condition. PERFy L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. EXCHANGE Upholstering, rcftnlah lng. reglulng for chickens, turkeys, rabbits or ducks. Phone 069-R. CANNING PEACHES while theyTast. at $1.25 lug. Bill's Fruit stand, south Paclflo Hwy. BABIES cared for In my home. Train ed nurse. Experienced mother. Rates 85o per day; $5.50 per week. Daytime only 75c day; $4.50 per week. Phone 1382-H. FOR SALE Beds, dresser, dining table, chairs, heater, rugs, dishes, etc., $40 all or none. B20 Dakota. HOUSE FOR RENT Kitchen, dining room, bedroom snd bath; lights and water paid; $12.50 month. 433 So. Fir. CHOICE RANCH. CLOSE IN About 27 acres, good soil, Irrigated, 5 -room modern house. barM. chick en houses, some stock and equip ment; $1,000 down, balance easy, UPP & R1NGOEN, 402 E. Main. FOR RENT 4-room modem bouaa, unfurnished. 34 Quince. WANTED To get In touch with party who ts building. Lumber taken in on trade, will sell at dis count. Rogue Valley Tractor Go 16 So. Fir. FOR RENT Small, modern, furntrti ed house In rear. Middle-aged or elderly adults. 410 Hamilton. SUMMER SPECIALS Pipe Galvanised and Black ne and used sizes from Inch to 4-lnch. Pipe Fittings large and complete stock. Plumbing Supplies and Sundries, ta cludlng small sinks suitable for cabins, camp grounds and trailer houses. Septic Tanks and Hot Water Tanks M reduced prices. Shoes and Boots Canvas Cots Blankets Camp Stoves Camp Equipment Tents and Tarpaulin. Roofing Paper Building Paper Corrugated Sheet Iron Cedar Shlagtaa, Crosscut Saws, Wedges, Sledges. Headquarters for Loggers' and Wood cutters' Supplies, Cable Belting Split Pulleys, all sizes Barb Wire Fencing Wire Nettinf Mattresses special at $4.78. Paint 0 $1.35 per gallon Oil Tur pentine. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU8V 27 North Grape St. Phone 106. ' Ore and Bullion Purchased LlCTwt by SW Cillwi WILDBBRG BROS. SMELTING REFINING CO. Offia.i742M.tfcK St. nFiindm I MarlANC wnd FARRELL i y ifpl i i u M 2 7:00-9:11 jl I I I I " lL K"""' " Urn9 .?r. JI3333LCGK33M 533 Z"'iT" PH? History's Beloved Rogue Lives Again! TJie Adventures of Robin Hood. A thousand times more thrilling in TECHNICOLOR to i11 n'J i f r. iff :i '!vi, " n frmnii. ERROL FLYNN OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND BASIL RATHBONE CLAUDE RAINS PATRIC KNOWLES EUGENE PALLETTE ALAN HALE MELVILLE COOPER IAN HUNTER UNA O'CONNOR M I OLD Robin. Little John. Friar Tuck, Will Scarlet, Alan-a-Dale 11 th merry men of Sherwood Forest livinf again in the greatest adventure ever conceived! 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