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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.
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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 .....
Pctruchlo
William Cottrell
....Leroy Lindner
Angus Moore
Robert 8 ted man
HE
urphy's Mart
Free Delivery
"Wher Ma Saves Pa's Money"
Main and Grape Street
Prices Effective
Saturday and Monday
August 13th.l5th
Phone 143
KRAFT CHEESE
DEMONSTRATION 1
We will serve various var
ieties of this delicious
cheese all day Saturday.
Amorican or JQ.
Brick.2 lb. loaf 13G
Packed in Wooden Boxes !
KRAFT Cheese Spread,
D oz. Swankyswig i C ft
glass IOC
FREE
Groceries
Beginning at 8 o'clook we
will give away a heaping
basket of groceries every
hour, The last basket will be
given away at 9 o'olock Sat
urday evening.
The first oustomer Satur
day morning will receive
basket of groceries.
We Open at 7 o'clqckl
TOMATO JUICE
Del Rogue
No. 1 tall Cr
cans, each w C
Dozen
Cans ...
59c
SUGAR
Pure Cane AQt
io lbs lac
Brown, Oolden 0. -I A M
s lb, 14C
TUNA FISH
Monarch Fancy
Light .Meat, OQt
Halves 2 for 3G
FLOUR
Pillsbury's Best, none
better, 49 lb. bag $1.57
Snow Drop, guaranteed,
49 lb. bag $1.10
Monarch Coffee
Demonstration
If you paid a dollar a
pound you couldn't buy
better coffee.
We invite you to sampl
this coffee Saturday.
Vacuum pack.
Your choice of OC
any grind lb. aCO L
3 lb. tin ...75r
Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Money Refunded
FLAVOR -AID J
A Cooling Drink for
Hot Weather
All Flavors -
2 packages ,
5c
OLEOMARGARINE
19c
ARMOURS
2 pounds .
Toilet Tissue
Silk
H Silk Rolls 14c
Grapefuit Juice
Tex-Sun Natural Flavor
i 12-oz, OQr
cans CwC
46 oz. OQr
can mit
Sweet Pickles
Fancy, Crisp, 1 C
Pint I wis-
MACARONI
Rose City. 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
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