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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTjyE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. "ATTGTJRT 12. 1938, Coup, But CoUld SALEM. Ore., Aug. 12. (AP) Rob ert Hoes OrUtltta. Portland, la In a critics! condition at a local hos pital with skull fractures and a com pound fracture of the right leg, re sulting from a collision of his coups last night with a Dollar Una bus. law School Approved SALEM, Aug. 13. (AP) Dean Roy M. Lockenour said yesterday the Willamette university college of law had been placed on the American Bar association's approved list. 4 M SHAKESPEARE FETE I Famed Tragedy to Bring Fes tival to Close 'Shrew' On Tonight 'Merchant1 Seen by Biggest Audience IVOtls 70-Proof SLOE&TN Made from Imported stoo ber ries, t hat the true sloe brry flavor... a rich, ruby color ..0 distinctive, frult-y tang. FIFTHS, $1.30 PINTS, 85e THP . O. tVONS & RAAS CO. Son Prantlito, Callfofnlej With only two shorn remaining In this , year's Oregon Shakespearean Festival, the management today an ticipated a substantial demand for tickets to the final productions from theatergoers who have not yet been able to attend any of the plays. The Taming of the Shrew, one of Shakespeare's most sparkling come dies, will be given tonight and to morrow mgnt tns xourtn annual ies tlral will be brought to a close with Hamlet, one of the outstanding trag edies of all time. It was expected that the dosing play would be seen by one of the largest .audiences of this year's series. Added to the repertoire for the first time this year, Hamlet has proved one of the most popular playa ever given In the annual festivals and although It has already been staged twice this season Interest has not waned and the advance ticket sale for tomorrow night Indicates a near oapaclty house. Tickets For "Indents The management emphasized today that tickets for both tonight and to morrow night are available at special low prices for high school and col lege students. It was pointed out that while the festival is concerned pri marily with entertainment. Shakes pearean plnys are of educational val ue to students. The largest audience of the series to date saw last night's repeat per formance of the Merchant of Venice. The same professional touch that has characterized all the plays was again In evidence. Playing Shylock, Angus L. Bowmer, I festival director, gave the role a con vincing Interpretation, arousing scorn for the scheming money-lender, yet creating withal an undertone of sympathy for the persecuted race the character symbolized. Old as the play Is, the current treatment of Jews in Oermany and Italy gives it a timely Interest and - emphasizes anew the Immortality of Shakes peare's dramas. Dramatic Portia The tense trial scene brought I hush over the audience as Orace For syth, playing Portia, rose to dramatic heights as she pleaded for mercy for the condemned An ton to and, falling In that, ordered Shylock to take his pound of flesh but not to shed a drop of blood. The range of Miss For syth's talents was displayed again when, after the dramatic trial scene, she turned to light comedy In ban tering with Bassanlo, her husband, who had not recognised her In man's attire. Miss Forsyth has been one of the most talented players ever en gaged for the festival productions. In the role of Bassanlo, Angus Moore was a romantic suitor and sympathetic friend of Antonio. Ha- gan Moore made a satisfactory If a trifle stiff Antonio. Doreen Leverette brought loveli ness and understanding as well as a pleasant touch of light comedy to the role of Nerlssa, maid-In-waiting to Portia. She made a good team mate for Miss Forsyth, particularly In the plays lighter moments. Ann Ros waa appealing as Jessica, Shy lock's daughter. Comedians Score Robert Stedmsn again filled an Im portant role with complete satisfac tion, bringing to the character of Q rattan o the proper devil-may-care attitude. Gordon Davis, one of the most promising of the young actors, was a faithful Salarlno, friend of An tonio and Basslano. William Cottrell and James Baughman again display ed their rare talent as comedians, getting all the fun there was from the roles of Launcclot, the clown, and Oobbo, his father. The Taming of the Shrew will be given at 0:30 tonight with the fol lowing cast: A Lord Leroy Lindner Christopher Sly. Hagen Moore Hostess - Catherine Denzer Page .. ..Prank Smith Huntsman Norman Hamilton Baptlsta ...... Vlncentlo Lucentlo ..... 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Cut. 4 "7 m 3 pounds III m Emil's Market Y Hens ... lb. 25c HAM Fnrers ... lb. 25c Whole or Half Lard - 2ibs. 19c lb. 25c Bacon lb. 25c Pot Roast lb. 12c Bacon Squares u , For seasoning tiamDurger ib. 10c lli. 131c Dill Pickles . qt. 5c PUREX The Perfect Bleach Vi gal, 19c PEAS Garden, Sweet, tender 3 No. 2 tins 25c Salad Dressing Flavor Foods yi pint of this dressing FREE with each Quart 33c FRUIT A VEGETABLES GRAPES Fancy Thompson P. Seedless, ...lb. wC GRAPEFRUIT Sunkist 4 f Seedles 3 for I Ul POTATOES 10 lbs. Local Fed Potatoes 19c Green Peppers For Pickling or 4' Stuffing:, each I w Gremlo Hortenslo Tranlo Blondello Orumlo Curtis K&tharina Blanc Widow Cast tor feitl-il to follows: Claudius h Hamlet Polonlus Horatio m. Laertes Ophelia .John Relsacher -Harry Prjestly -Tom ralrchlld .Gordon Davis -Jim Baughman ..Grace Porsythe ..Same Geary Doreen Leverette ........ Alda Luebe Hamlet., which brings the a close tomorrow night. Tom Palrchlld ...Angus L. Bowmer Wm. Cottrell ....Oordon Davis ..Harry Priestly ,.Jorothy Prultt Queen Gertrude Oroce Porsythe Voltlmand Leroy Llndnei Glldenstern .........Norman Hamilton Rosencrants Angus Moore Osrtc Jimmy Baughman Priest Norman Hamilton Marcellus . . Angus Moore Bernardo . Renaldo Francisco Player King . Player Queen Luclanus First Gravedlgger. Wm, Second Graved lgger Robert Btedman ...John Rellsachei Norman Hamilton ..Don Sloans Ida Luebo Robert Btedman Cottrell John Relsacher .Robert Stedm&n Leroy Lindner --..Hagen Moore Fortinbra Captain The Ghost Contrary to rumors of an extended season, the festival will end defi nitely tomorrow night, the manage ment announced. Invent Corrlgan Oars. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 12. (UP) A patent was sought today by a Lake Oswego Inventor. Charles Mor ris, on his "Corrlgan oars." The pad dles are pulled In the orthodox way. but the boat Is propelled forward In stead of backward. ' Most schools of the county plan to open fall terms, September 6 (Labor Day), and September 8, ac cording to the county school super intendent's office. The Central Point school, according to dates on teacher contracts re ceived by the superintendent's office, will open Monday. September 13. This Is the latest opening date re ported. School districts throughout the county are now cleaning, up the achoolhouses and making minor im provements, in preparation for the opening. The state police have also started testing school busses for me chanical defects. ARE MADE READY AIRLINE SCHEDULE TO CHANGE AUG. 15 Changes In Medford schedules of United Air Lines effective August 15 were announced today by Max C. Henne, manager. Beginning next Monday trip 6 southbound will arrive at Medford municipal airport at 13:01 a.m., and depart at 13:11 a.m. Malls will close at Medford central postofflce at 11:39 p.m. The plana now arrives at midnight and leaves at 13:10. Trip 1 northbound will arrive at 5:18 a.m., and depart at 5:38 a.m. Malls will clow at 4:43 a.m. The plane now arrives at 4:56 a. m., and leaves at 5:04. Trip 1 northbound will arrive at 13:40 p.m. and depart at 13:50 p.m. Malls will close at 13:05 p.m. The plane now arrives st 1:11 p.m., and leaves at 1:31 p.m. Weather. Northern California: Fair tonight, Saturday and Sunday, but with fog on the coast: slightly cooler In the delta regions: moderate to fresh northwest wind off the coast. Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur day, but with fog near coast: little change In temperature: moderate northwest wind off the coast. BE SET WE MSE la tC L 4 'lLItZJi j I Jl-J Lj FOR BRING IN YOUR OLD CAR DRIVE OUT M 1ETTE IS GAR Mlffl v 31 9 m I mm$::& w SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 12 AND ENDS AUG. 22nd JUST LOOK AT THESE TYPICAL USED CAR BUYS! DODGE CAB. COUPE Beautiful blue fin ish like new, radio, heater, and guaranteed $439.00 DODGE DELUXE Touring- Sedan. 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