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rETWRTt MATL TRIBUTE, rETYFO'R'D, $TTT'T. OCTOKET? 1. 1S3S, Janet Gaynor, Robert Montgomery, Franchot Tone In Craterian Comedy SPARKLING MOVIE QUIZ PICTURE 01 Sonja Henie in Wednesday Craterian Show Jones Family at Rialto Tuesday Bing at Roxy CRM'S BILL rr it . t 111 my , clliltllW't s A modern story of a "quadrangle juppjsnts the act -old tale of the triangle In a new, bright and breezy oomedy. "3 Loves Has Nancy." open ing a three day run today at the Craterian theatre as the newest of the 250,000 Movie Quiz contest pic tures. Janet Gaynor. Robert Montgomery and Franchot Tone offer a brilliant array of talent in the principal roles. Miss Gaynor in the best part she has had since the memorable "Seventh Heaven' and "A Star Is Born.' gives a persuasive and sympathetic por trayal of a small-town girl who is given an insight into the sophisti cations of New York by Montgomery and Tone, her rivals In love. Mont gomery hfls a made-to-order assign ment as the flippant novelist and Tone handles the part of the pub lisher with palish and suavity. The carefully chosen supporting cast includes Guy Ktbbee as a bewil dered and helpless father, Claire Dodd as a designing actress and Reginald Owen as a llght-fincered butler. The story, laid against a back ground of ultra-modern New York life, tells of the troubles resulting from a novelist's casual invitation to a small-town girl to avail herself of his help if she ever encountered trou ble on a visit to the big city. She does. The manner in which three men become involved in an unusual and frantic courtship of the girl pro Tides reason for some of the loudest laughter heard in a theatre this year. Luise Rainer With Melvyn Douglas In Dramatic Picture "The Toy Wife." starring Luise Rainer. with Melvyn Douglas ahd Robert Young sharing honors as lead ing men, heads the double bill open ing for 'today and tomorrow at the Rialto theatre. The picture is ex pected to win for Miss Rainer the motion picture Academy Award for this year, she having won it for the past two years thus making it three years In a row. A atory of life in New Orleans and PRESCRIPTIONS REQUIRE BEST We have three experienced regis tered pharmacists t take care of our large list -of prescription customers. Their ability is unquestioned. Our ponfidencfl in these mrn would not be enough to produce the remilts your doctor orders if we did not constantly watch something else tha quality of the products we use to compound prescriptions. You select your doctor with owe. You go to the one In whom you have, the most confidence, not the ana who will treat you for the least amount of money. Your doctor ex pects and demands that hi prescrip tions contain only the best products obtainable. Tor a successful treatment you owe it to yourseif and your Jfimfiy to use the same care in the selection of a drug store to fill your prescrip tion needs. If you are sick, see e physician. HEATH'S DRUG STORE 2 ... 3. tit i hon! fmlai i;:t. -fl'.OO y V'i Sonja Henie, of the flashing smile and the flashing skates, brings her new screen triumph, "My Lucky Star to the Craterian theatre Wed nesday for a four day run. on the Louisiana plantation of the reckless 1850's. "The Toy Wife" pre sents Miss Rainer In the role of "Froufrou" Bri?ard; Douglas as Oeoree Sartoris, attorney and polit ical figure, whom she marries; and Young a Andre Vnllttire. gambler, swordsman, and also suitor for her hand. Heading the supporting cast is Bar bara O'Neil as Louise Bripard, tiv; elder sister: H. B. Warner as the father, Victor Brigard; and Alma Kru- ger as Mme. Vaiiaire, Andre'a mother. Clarence Muse as Brutus. Andre's servant, leads a large group of col ored players in supporting roies. Lulse Rainer appears as a frivolous New Orleans belle who gives up a fascinating gambler to marry re spectable young attorney. When she subseqxiently Vomes to believe that her elder sister has usurped her place in the affection of her husband and child, she runs away with the other man. But before its conclusion the drama is brought to a stirring de nouement. 'Touchdown Army." first of this season's pigskin pictures and also a Movie Qui?. Contest entey, plays as the companion feature with "The Toy Wife." John Howard, Mary Carlisle. Robert Cummings and William Frawley have featured rols in the football drama. All-Local Cast to Be Featured Movie Filmed In Medford Presentation in Medford of an ail local sound movie Is really an at traction which heretofore has been unheard of in a city of this sire, How ever, the Rialto theatre has been able to secure the services of the production unit which is now here to furnish the people of Jackson county an opportunity not only to see motion pictures being made but ftlso to get In the movie. D. W. Bsird. director in charge of filming the Medford movie. "Runnin Wild,1' explained yesterday that 80 per cent of the tourists from the east visiting southern California ex ert every effort to try to get into m m i mi Bing Crosby "D 0 CT 0 R RHYTHM" With BEATRICE LILLIE MARY CARLISLE ANDY DE VINE RUFE DAVIS flint inj: "Hr. Rhythm. "On The "ntimenat ide.' Hesrf 1 Taking LeMin" and jther; One of the $250,000 Movie Quis contest pictures, "My Lucky Star" is credited a being her happiest screen story and has for it climactic ihrili the magnificent "Alice In Wonder land" Ice ballet. the studios to see movies mode. He also said, "You can hardly expect to see a- u per-metropolitan produc tion with hundreds of actor?, e!ec tricisn. technicians and all that sort of thing In our local movie. Bui you can be assured of seeing a reg ular little play with 'fade-ins', "fade ouw,' 'dissolves' 'clrse-ups', and in fact everything that Is used in mak ing a regular Hollywood production, "She whole ideo being nothing more or Vss than just plain fun. In selecting a cast It was explained that extreme care must be given in the selection of each character, in order that the proper voices for the parts to be assigned may be found. In order that persons, no matter whether they live in this territory or not, may have an opportunity of having their talents recorded, ar rangements have been made to malic free electrically transcribed auditions Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this week on the stage of the Rialto theatre. If you sing, dance, play the piano or other musical instruments, clip the coupon which will appear daily in this paper nd leave it at the boxoffice of the Rialto theatre be fore noon Tuesday, October 4. Decline Bed PORTLAND, Oct, 1 (API The Oregon State Fire Fighters associa tion shelves an invitation from Baker to meet there next year as it con cluded It annual meeting. The ex ecutive board win select the conven tion city. f Envied By Women s, I I- Desired By Men..! &ilf!ri ' "iome woman wfe W-....-.T0 THE ONE SJf ff P V 7 SREAT LOVE OF HES LIFE W TODAY 1 Ifji -Touchdown ftrmjf M 111 Bnb:toSSI! I " J I 1 I fl i I R;chaj-d Greene is co-starred, with Joan Davis, Cesar Romero, Snddy E'wn, Arthur Treacher, George Bar bier. Louise HovScfc. Billy Gilbert and Paul Hurst also featured in the large supporting cast. PARENT MEETINGS HELD PAST WEEK Mrs. Maud Morse, extension spec ialist In parent education, conducted two meetings for parents of Jackson county last week. These meetings were arranged by Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, with the cooperation of parent edu cation study ciubs of ins county. An afternoon meeting was held at the Upper Rogue grange hall and an evening meeting at the Jacksonville grange hall. Both meetings were very well attended by members and lead ers of 15 study clubs. Mrs- Morse discussed "The Com mon Problems of Parents" based on problems that have been reported by homemafcers in the state who were enrolled in study clubs work last year. The five problems reported most .freqxiently by the 500 parents In. the order of frequency were; Ui quarrel ing and ieaalng; i3) Household dit ties and chores; $3 pick up clothes and possessions: 4i the activities of the children; fSl financial. These problems were also found to be the most prevalent ones faced by parents of Jackson county. Common courte sies were also discussed as a problem Si w v t& . "- If f HP ci 1 1 yo- Halted as beln ten times fun ny as their best "Safety lii Sum-; bers," coming to the Rialto theatre : for Tuesds? assfl Wednesiavt find all the .loses Family In a Jiim to aethr, Oroitpd around ?ed Pronty and Spring Symplon i iia and F& Jones of the hilarious aeries are Shirley Drane, Florence Roberts, Ken Ifoweil and Cie'rge Ernest. "Sons Of The LeJon," story of the Strugs' of young ragamuffin to noliievc a decent r-pot for himself in but not & very important esse alnce ; this is more of a problem relating to particular as levels and usually cor ! rects itself. Family fun and activities that include the entire family were considered very important in the child's Ufe. These discuf.MfUi mee-tlns were held a an introdxiciion to tbs study ciub work which will be given for parents this year t-sHed "Living To gether in the Family" which deais wjth family relationsbipa. The next meeting for parents of th county alii be hld on Tuesday. Oetober II, ThJs is a family Hrinx conference and is schcdiiled from 10 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Morse wiii also be tee speaker for this conference. CrwMng Tragedy IDAHO FAILS, fdaho, Ort, 1. CAP) Three eastern Idahs beet workers, the youngest nine year old, were killed today when their coupe crashed Into Union Pacific frelcht train at Amnion crossing near bere. TO WHOM IT mm CONCERN T A. VauSbeen i no longer hl nes agent for Tarpeniera loeal imi. He ha aa aui briiy to csilect inUtatUm fees. Sll.f..4Ri L. Ui fSlEY, mil society by solving an el A frsm. plays the addsd feature with h newest f the Josea Fsmfv pieties, Donald O'Connsr, Tynne Overman, BUiy le, EUrsteetli PatScrsi3n and Wiilsam Fraw!ey hnvc festred n?! in the Lesion fUm. Both pictircs arc Movie Qi.its Contest pictures. An a4dd ftttration os the sam program Tuesday and Wednesday will be the KSiditiou and vole? testa for the locft) players to be used in the tivo-reei comedy, "Sunsin Wsia. EAGLES ARE CALLED H SPECIAL IEEI1 A special meeting of Craer Lstei aerie of tbe Fraternal Order ol Fsl?s will be hHd at li o'ciocSt this morn ing in the new 3odse bsS on Sort.b P-ont street isfar Sih stmt. The meeting wss called by h H. Banweii. aerie president wbo Kid 1:153:1 K You'd Never Believe J' That Love Could Be So Funny! f4e C '" I II A triple-threat ga! who 'v1 - if i I can cuddle, kns and cook, , 11 II 'j She mows down her men a "lt" C ' P j I in th honey of aH heart- " ' v . jr 1 ' l- (I . I nnd-hswl shows! - - ' I f U I! I V- V" ' : - '7 4 I U if ,1 I, 1 t " t . t v Is II t h t-r W f jp " ' ' ta?aMe Janet la her firtt I re' j- - plctnr sine hr aemstlonal t M I 1" ' : T ' m in "k Star U Bon,"! I I If UjMlI (SMCJii I'm '1 I 0UY KISBEE REGINALD OWES j f ,' I I CORA W1THERSP00N CLAIES DOBD tj I BsKS CT:v la a CTooninc phv-?i fws who masursf?1 aa a jwiic msit only ia i-w hi heart b hs first ft,vi2nmT?t in "Ttecter Hv.m' plsvisfif torfs? and Mmdsy oniv at ih Sisy theatre. Fesrl-feln! Mary Carisle fa hs rrmastie ii5J?st Us thp srie film. thai while extremely mporism the session wouM be short skd Shg si! mem&rrs tmkm speti f fort So attend, &sm& work will be don ia jrfm-ij-hisg the new club rooms slssr tne men?. Mr, SaawrU said Us k!ng tnnt members report in work attire. hn effort is being mad to h&vf. the new iedge hail ready for se by tae aerie and numtnty or next Tburs days regular meeimgs FEEE VOICE TEST COUPON mj Jaij-a!, an ajrw tSsat if tritrtnl i srtM isls iri la tfc fitrat!e of Jiif!rr ews sssavS.. wt!.l, aa4 forth Ortntwr 4rS, sal Jatr fBn 5 p. m fnr sslflosSc Name .. Phoss PLUS THIS ADDED MUSICAL COMEDY SHOETI Virghii Srey mi Keger Converse la "SNOW GETS IN YOUR EYES And the Latett New veit of ih Day! i&mUmseH it&m F 0s s fSdBty to tb Ans!o-Ftc& f- imt in st of fee Hiti-Chmb? n He3&i?&.p deciaratios. A spck i fin 5d Bmsla maimaJssJ n hr Rgasemems to fosses ta ife erent a ocnfltet. Moscow &?trpu ';say Czei-hosi-ft-vasia's cspHuistion to Poiasd" tr rtorial demands. Atbori??iT qiiar 3ers espn?sed beM?f tb aetion nm. Invs'iv the R5sr,-Crcho;i5 wvam&l sasists?ice since U iJivoSved "imprsvoid aigrewios. Tbe dusgfr of s immediate Stjrs fs?n c-nslict past, thouxsd of fee1 risers fe?sn lesng SitaerUs Mssy Amsnemsis r saasst tb&s who bad th-??- bopif mm lltil esBf?demtAsns seufraUty woald &s respected n tb ev?r5t of ws;. At Henaye, Frn-ce, Spssish jot- evaciiatJos fores fighter from ih gfverrsrr.est army ioaM feegis s?xt veek with tn rrl?! of lssae of SatiKss uper?j sose-mittee. ..... . Asa , I 1 KMttim iSc
