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y Merle Oberon In '"Til We Meet Again" Opening Today At Craterian
GEORGE BRENT IS
CO-STAR IN STORY
Alice Faye As Lillian Russell At Craterian Wednesday
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"Till We Meet Again," co
starring Merle Oberon and
. George Brent, opens today at
the Craterian theatre. Featured
in the stellar case are Pat
O'Brien, Geraldine Fitzgerald,
Binnle Barnes and Frank Mc
Hugh. The story begins In Hong
Kong. At the Bar of All Na
tions, Dan and Joan, (the roles
played by Brent and Miss
Oberon), meet over a cocktail.
It is a hail and farewell meet
ing, for she is sailing back to
San Francisco immediately.
They part, and Dan runs
straight into the waiting hands
of Steve Burke (Pat O Brien),
a detective who has trailed him
all over the world since Dan,
sentenced to death for murder,
had escaped on his way to San
Ouentin. So Ban ana joan
meet aeain on the boat, but
the doesn't know he's a pris-
' oner, for Burke allows him the
freedom the ship. He, on his
part, doesn't know that she has
a heart ailment which may cut
off her life at any moment.
Both know, however, that
' ' every moment they have to
: ' gether is breathlessly import-.
. ant.
Linda Darnell In
44 Star Dust" Head
Rialto's Program
' Boasting what has been call-
ti the most original entertain-
ment idea in years, "Star Dust
starring lovely Linda Darnell
..in i thrilling story that might
.. well be the story of her own
: exciting rise to fame and star
dom, opens a two-day run to-
. day at 'he New Rialto tneater.
Linda is cast as a plucky
mall-town girl In Hollywood
"scrapping for her place in the
" sun. In the great adventure
. that is the mecca of young
screen hopefuls, she meets
. handsome John Payne, another
screen hopeful. Together they
' share heartbreak and happiness
-and find out about love.
r" - With the odds a thousand to
" one against them, they won't
take no for an answer. They
enlist the help of talent scout
Roland Young and dramatic
e o a c h Charlotte Greenwood.
And when things look darkest
they stage a stunt that stands
Hollywood on its ear.
Mary Healy sings "Star Dust"
and two new songs titled "Se
crets in the Moonlight" and
"Don't Let It Get You Down."
Miss Darnell made her me
toric rise to fame in Elsa Max
well's "Hotel for Women," and
with Tyrone Power in "Day
time Wife" and according to
Hollywood master-minds she's
the best bet of the new star
discoveries.
"Gangs of Chicago," featur
ing Lloyd Nolan, Lola Lane and
Barton MacLane, plays as the
companion feature with "Star
Dust."
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All the color and glamor of
America's most fabulous era
will be brought to the screen
of the Craterian theatre Wed
nesday in the production "Lil
lian Russell," featuring Alice
Faye, Don Ameche. Henry
Fonda, Edward Arnold and a
huge supporting cast. The life
and loves of the famous Amer
ican stage beauty are depicted
in the film. Alice Faye sings
several of Lillian Russell's fa
mous songs," including "After
the Ball Is Over," "My Eve
ning Star" and others, while
Don Ameche Introduces two
songs that were written es
pecially for the picture. These
are "Adored One" and "Blue
Love Bird." Also featured in
the cast are Warren William
and Leo Carrillo.
On Wednesday night, at 9:00
o'clock, the Craterian will pre-
THEATERS ANNOUNCE
NEW STARTING TIME
With the advent of summer,
the Craterian, Rialto and Roxy
theat?rs will go on the summer
evening schedules, effective to
day. Show times will be 15
minutes later, with doors open
ing at 7 o'clock instead of 6:43.
Matinee times will remain the
same with doors opening at
1:45.
Closing tlms for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads la 1:30 p. m.
BUILD AT EUGENE
Eugene. Ore., June 1. (Pi
Construction of a $700,000 ply
wood plant will be started here
immediately by the Olympia
Veneer company, President
Morris Sekstrom announced to
day through the chamber of
commerce.
The plant will replace the
$800,000 unit that was destroy
ed by fire at Aberdeen. Wash.,
March 1. It will employ 300
men, Sekstrom said. The com
pany has other plants at Willa
mina. Ore., and Olympia. Wash.
Italian Aid Quits.
New York. June 1. (&
Protesting the "close coopera
tion between Hitler and Musso
lini," Goffredo Pantaleoni has
resigned as head of the Italian
tourist information office.
That fun-loving. all-American
screen clan, the Higgins Fam
ily, will be with us again, with
James and Lucille Gleason up
to their necks in trouble as
Grandpa goes on the warpath
in their newest film, "Grandpa
Goes to Town," coming to the
New Rialto theater for Tues
day and Wednesday.
Harry Davenport plays lov
able Grandpa again and in
this episode of the family's ad
ventures he meets up with a
Hollywood picture company on
location out in Nevada. He
misunderstands their picture
making and spreads the news
that gold has been found anew
In Coyote Wells and from
then on out the fun is fast and
hilarious. The new fighting
sensation, Arturo Godoy, heads
the supporting cast with a ten
round fight between himself
and Maxie Rosenbloom.
"Murder in the Air." featur
ing Ronald Reagan, will play
as the second feature.
sent Ruth Luy's final dance re
vue of the season, with all the
youngsters, about 60 in all. in
several different dance groups. Ject of a search today along the
Seek Missing Grower.
Hood River, June 1. (fl!
Yoshie Akiyama, 28, Oakgrave
fruit grower who has been miss
ing since yesterday, was the ob-
banks of Hood river. His car
and untouched dinner bucket
were found near the stream,
.where he was fishing.
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Roxy Double Bill
Henry Fonda and Claudette
Colbert co-star in the techni
color filmlzation of "Drums
Along the Mohawk," which
heads the double bill opening
a three-day run today at the
Roxy theater.
Mark Twain's favorite boy
comes to the screen in 'Tom
Sawyer. Detective." which plays
as the companion feature on to
day's bill with Donald O'Connor
in the title role. Walt Disney's
"Autograph Hound." starring
- Donald Duck in Technicolor,
also plays on the big program.
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