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John Barry more' Has Political Comedy Role In, "Hold That Co-ed"
MEPFORP MATL TRFRTTKE, MEPFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1938.
HECTIC CAMPAIGN
The new American fashion in
medleine-ahow electioneering meth
ods comes tn for some uproarious
ribbing In the football comedy, "Hold
That Co-ed." which opens today at
the Crater lan theater, with John
Barrymore as a budget-bouncing, co-ed-ktaslng
governor, who parks his
bandwagon on the campus and pro
ceeds to make things hum.
Half satire, half farce, and all fun.
the picture proceeds merrily on the
theory that If circus tactics can win
votes fas they aeem to be doing
nowadays), then a winning college
football team could accomplish mlra
clea at the polls for any political
candidate clever enough to turn It
to his own personal glory.
John Barrymore la oast as t he
demagogic governor.
For romance, George Murphy and
Marjorie Weaver prove to be a per
sonable pair. Joan Davis plays the
world's only female fullback and she,
too, ha her romance, with none
other than pop-eyed Jack Haley.
For those who take their football
seriously, there are many exciting
gridiron sequences, In the sensational
manner. But the serious grid fans
axe expected to Join with' everyone
else In enjoying the hilarious man
ner in which Joan wins the big
game.
Five new awing hits highlight the
picture. These are, "All American .
Swing." "Hold That Co-ed." "Here
Am I doing It," "Heads High" and
'Llmpy Dlmp."
4
Return Showing of
Two Popular Films
Opening at Rialto
Spencer Tracy, 1938 academy award
winner, co-starred with beautiful
Loretta Young, returns to the Rtalto
theater for today and tomorrow only
In "Man's Castle," without doubt
the most poignant and moving love
tory ever brought to tha screen.
"Man's Castle" unfolds a tale of
love born In sombre, poverty-ridden
surrounding and climbing above
those surroundings to soul -stirring
and eternal warmth.
The companion feature on today's
returned -by -popular-demand program
W "She Married Her Boss," the most
flippant picture since the walls of
Jericho fell in "It Happened One
Night" and starring the same glam
our girl, Claudette Colbert, also an
academy award winner. Melvyn
Douglas plays the boss, turned sour
on a recent marriage, but possessed
with a new love, that of his secre
tary, Miss Colbert. Other players in
clude Michael Bnrtlett and Edith
Fellows.
Spencer Tracy, whose recent tri
umphs include 'Test Pilot," "Boys
Town" and "Captains Courageous,"
for which he won the year's "best
actor" trophy, appears as an Irre
sponsible, gruff but kind vagrant
who takes under hla wing a hungry,
homeless and helpless girl.
The two popular films of a few
years back are being revived as a
result of public demand the country
over.
Adrienne's Party
Marks Thirteenth
Anniversary Date
Adrienne's are celebrating their
thirteenth anniversary by having a
birthday party, with real gifts, both
to their new customers and to their
old friends who have helped to build
the store up from a small beginning
19 years ago to the distinctive place
it holds today, Adrtenne Steward an
nounced yesterday.
Smart Jewelry, hosiery, handker
chiefs, from Adrienne's regular stock
win be given away aa birthday gifts
at this unique party which start
tomorrow morning at nine, Mrs.
Steward continued.
Adrienne's, which li rated as one
of the finest departmental laed spec
ialty shops In southern Oregon, In
cludes a new modernistic beauty
salon, as well as an extensive stock
of women's apparel. A complete
ladles' shoe department, owned and
operated by Dr. Lantis. occupies a
prominent place In the store.
Adrienne's also operate a smart
specialty shop located In the Med
ical Center building In Klamath
Pulls.
Clark Gable In New sr eel Cameraman Role
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with Clark Gable and Myrna Loy t cameramen, comes to tne Cratenan
together again after their sensa-1 theater Wednesday for a four-day
tlonal success in "Test Pilot." their engagement. Walter Pldgeon, with
new picture, "Too Hot to Handle." waiter Connolly, Leo Carrlllo, Johnny
a rousing story of the newsreel Hlnes and Virginia Weldler is fen-
uirea in an acrion-fuipd. ndvt-ntiire-Ifiden
utiry that taks In everything
.Tom the Chinese Big Apple" to
the filming of b, blazing liner from
.t .roaring plane.
4 BALLETS TO BE
PRESENTED HERE
A repertoire of four ballets, each
entirely different from the others in
subject and form, will be presented
by the San Francisco Opera Ballet
company when It comes to the Holly
theatre Wednesday evening Novem
ber 16 under the sponsorship of the
Southern Oregon Concert association.
For the Medford appearance. Wil
liam Chrlatensen. choreographer, has
chosen a wide range of ballet sub
jects that will appeal to every
theatre-goer. The program opens with
a "Bach Suite." a light and charm
ing ballet In which the company of
30 dancers will weave a story to the
music of the Immortal Bach.
The second ballet will have Johann
Strauss' "Fledermaua" and "Keiser
waltB" for a musical setting of a
humorous ballet In two scenes. Set
and costumed In the period of Vi
enna's height of power and gaiety,
the company catches the mood of
the great Strauss waltzes. Janet Reed.
former Medford girl and premiere
danseuee of the San Francisco opera,
will dance the role of a Viennese
ballerina In this production.
High point of the evening will be
"Romeo and Juliet." carefully fol
lowing within choreographic limits
the score of Tschalkowaky's "Romeo
and Juliet Fantasy Overture." and
with Miss Reed In the role of Juliet.
The closing ballet will be a dance
divertissement, "Sketches," which
will Include numerous dances of
light mood.
Early reports from the membership
committees Indicate that the Holly
theatre will be sold out for the
season when the ballet company
opens with the first of the three
attractions, and theatre goers are
urged to make arrangements for
memberships as early as possible to
avoid disappointment. Memberships
may be obtained from individual
committee workers, or at Prultt's
music shop and Bthelwyn B. Hoff
mann's ladles' shop.
Turks Honor Ruler
ANKARA. Turkey, Oct. 30 f)
Turkey paid tribute to Its ailing
president Kamal Ataturk today on
the lflth anniversary of the found
ing of his regime.
4
College Jokers
PORTLAND. Oct. 30. fpi The
"Saturday evening movement" was
launched yesterday by Reed college
Jokesters who said they advocated a
Jungle Princess
ill 'Ch tftid
Tecbnlcolor brings new splendor
to the screen in "Her Jungle Love,"
playing today and tomorrow o ily
at the Roxy theater with Dorothy
Lamour and Ry Mllland In the
starring roles. Savage rites, Jungle
thrills, the sacrifice of the princess
to the sacred crocodiles, a volcano
erupting and thousands of warriors
on the march are but a few or the
many thrillA to be seen In the all
color film. Lynne Overman and J.
Carrol Nalsh head the supporting
esat.
Mr. Wong
Is a.
r .
Mvaterlous Boris Karloff steps
Trom his horror roles into a new
characterisation, that of Mr. Wong.
Chinese sleuth supreme. Karloff's
first picture In the new series la
titled "Mr. Wong. Detective" and
comes to the Rialto theater for Tuea
day and Wednesday only. Evelyn
Brent and Grant Withers support
the famous star, in his first plot,
which deals with the successive
deaths of three partners In the poi
son gsa export trade: each death
occurring while the Individual Is
alone In his quarters and each with
out visible cause.
"Personal Secretary, starring Wil
liam Gargan, Joy Hodges and Andy
Devine, will play as the companion
feature with the new Karlorf mystery.
Bny A Suicide
CHICAGO, Oct. 39. iff) Nicholas
Bouras, Jr., 13, died in a hospital
today from a bullet wound In the
head which police Sergt. Fred Tap
scott said was self-inflicted broiuse
the youth feared parental punish
ment from an abortive attempt to
hitchhike to California.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m.
Ralls Sue Ship
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 30 t
Three railroads. Southern Pacific,
Union Pacific, and O. W. R. A N.,
Joined today in a suit for 15, 000
against the Norwegian motorship
Hoegh oarrler for damages alleged to
have been sustained to the steel
bridge Friday when the ship ran into
a tower of the draw.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Walnut dining set, ex
cellent condition: bedroom suite,
beds, dresners. rockers. Estate heat
rola and many other Items, cheap.
$6 Crater Lake Ave.
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished house.
S3fl West 10th. Phone 819-L.
WANTED Salesmen. Apply at 8:S0
a. m. at 38 S. Bartlett.
FOR RENT 4 -room duplex. Hard
wood floors, fireplace. Eaxt side.
Phone 16-F-3.
FARM AUCTION
Moving to California Will sell fol
lowing property Thursday Nov. 8.
lf38. at 1:00 o'clock sharp, on old
Jones farm located on Griffin
Creek road S'-j miles southwest of
Medford: 7 milk rows. 7 heifers.
1 yearling Guernsey bull, I fat
yearling steer, grey gelding 7 years
old. grey mare io yeara old (weight
1400 each!. Chester White brood
sow, young Chester White boar.
18 fat and feeder hogs. Red and
Leghorn pullets, farm machinery,
hand tools, furniture and other
articles. Terms cash. A. H. Mann
and A. I. Mann, owners. A. H.
Dudley, auctioneer.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood Ford
aon with power takeoff Oliver disc
side plow. Nearly new hammer
mill for good dairy cows or young
stock. Jesse Allen, Antelope road.
FOR SALE '36 Plymouth coupe. Low
mileage, good condition, very rea
sonable. Standard Station, Sixth
and Main.
NEW FUEL OIL 7 lie per gallon.
Furnace oil, IV4C." Stove oil. 84c
per gallon delivered to you in
40-gallon lots or mfore. Pump and
meter service. 8am son Fuel Service,
Phone 833.
WALNUTS AND FILBERTS. Ifto lb.
Mrs. D. J. Steiner, Route a, near
Howard school.
FOR TRADE Saddle horse, few
eheep, 3 -bottom light engine plow.
Want milk stock heifers, 8-way
plow, clover seed. Harry Barr, Star
route, Jacksonville, Oregon.
FOR SALE Oood gentle mule, weight
1.300. work single or double., Hun
gate, half mile west Talent school.
FOR RENT Modern bungalow, fur
nished: a bedrooms, electric refrig
erator. Adults. See It. (33.60.
1037 E Jackson or phone i-'
1935 FORD SEDAN, excellent,
dttlon. 38S. Will give terms.
338 Edwards, upstairs.
FOR RENT Modern 3-roora neatly
furnished house, garage, laundry
tray, automatic gax water heater,
nice yard. Excellent location. In
quire 1030 Queen Anne avenue,
forenoons.
NOW ON DISPLAY
More Luggage Space.
Beautiful New Appointments.
"That's De Soto for 1930"
BRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO.
GOOD OARAGE for rent. 131 Cot
tage. Phone 587-W.
FOR RENT
Well Improved 3-acre ranch, close In.
irrigated, city water, small or
chard, pasture. References required.
Full vear lease, if desired.
MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY
FOR SALE Good house, newly dec
orated, furnished. 81,400. Also house
for rent. H. O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut.
Phone 1664.
BUILDING MATERIAL BARGAINS
Supply your needs, save money.
SPECIALS on Doors, sash, windows.
Split-shakes. Shtplap, board. 3x4
and many other lumber Items.
Shingles, cedar and composition.
Paints and varnish.
MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK
Let us figure yotur house plans
and save you money.
THE MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
At 3rd and Fir Sta. Phone 630.
STAY EVENINGS with children,
till midnight. 436 8. Fir.
60c
BOOKKEEPER, collector. Man 40
will work next five months at $16
week. References. Box 348, Tribune.
SALE Lease on camp ground and
store, a money-maker.
Also
Will sell apartment house. Income
330 per month, no vacancies, at
a bargain.
See A. F. FLOWERS
Corner 13th and Front
48 USED CARS 46
Must be moved now Prices are
marked down. Easy terms avail
able, you will never haw ear
priced as low again. Bring In your
car and get an appraisal.
A few of the 46
1930 FORD Roadster. $ 6
1938 FORD PlHMip 430
lf3B WILLYS Sedan...-- . 348
1930 CADILLAC Coupe.... M
1930 CHEVROLET Coach,, ft6
1931 DODGE Sedan 186
1935 PLYMOUTH Sedan.. 836
1038 WILLYS Sedan 84
1936 OLDSMOBILE Sedan.. 486
193.5 CHEVROLET Coach 386
1937 STUDEBAKER Sedan. . 738
1937 STUDEBAKER Coupe 888
1938 STUDEBAKER Sedan, Tad lo 486
1938 HUDSON Sedan., .............. 488
IPSfc. FORD a" 486
1931 BUICK Sedan 186
1930 STUDEBAKER Sedan 146
1934 FORD Truck 876
Open Sunday and Evenings
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Sales and Service
LOST torn a 11 brlndle marked dog,.
Name "FrltB." 613 Pennsylvania.
Phone 678-J,
37 ACRES, all In cultivation, good
land, 13 acres In alfalfa. 6-roora
house, barn, garage. Near Medford.
Will consider trade for city prop
erty. Price, $3600.
ALSO
6 acre In clover, modern house.
63.600.
FOWLER REALTY
44 No. Riverside
BIG RUMMAOE SALE Grace and
East 81 de Circles of the Presby
terian church combined. Oct. 99
and 30. Next to Panatorium.
FOR RENT 3 rooms suitable for
light housekeeping or will rent
separate. 18 Laurel.
LOOK HERE
Special Sunday only at the Pine Oon
Stand Sweet potatoes, 100 -lb. sack,
1.76; Arizona grapefruit, alee 80,
doe., 40c; oranges, tree ripened,
doa., 16o; squash, lb., 3c; lemons,
doe., 30c; Tokay grapes, special,
lb 4o,
pension plan to be known as 838.50
every Saturday.
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Ooon Aririim.nt
HIWjSBORO, Oct. 59. (Pj A f
ffnM motion for J! arrnt of Judg
mfnt In the can. of Jack Etbroolt.
Portland war.houmen'i union of
ficial convlcwd of complicity In
bomb plot a.alnat a Bockton tor.
111 be argued Not. t.
rvr . I.ctur. on'chrlHIan Silence
In Varxlty theatre, Ea.it Main tret,
Aehland. Oregon, on Tueeday eve
ning. November lat, at a 00 o'clock.
The public la cordially Invited to
attend.
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