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Rita HaywoMWreaVAstahe in "You'll Never Get Rich" at Craterian
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Ann Sheridan Coming In 'Navy Blues'
Dr. Christian Picture Here Tuesday
In Air Thriller
World war. Rave now become old
enough to have babies of their
own," Dr. Hauser says.
"And they are having them."
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'MPPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1941.
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Ravishing Rita In Dance
Routines Cole Porter's
Lyrics Are Featured.
As star-spangled as the flag
itself. "You'll Never Get Rich"
brings Fred Astaire and ravish
ing Rita Hayworth to the Cra
terian theatre today for a three
day showing in what has been
hailed as the most spectacular
military musical extravaganza
ever filmed by Hollywood. Cole
Porter's singable, swingable new
lyrics provide tuneful back
ground to the film, considered
the year's mightiest bombard
ment of girls gags and gaiety.
Miss Hayworth's position as
Astaire's dancing and romanc
ing partner has been called, by
both critics and fans, as an
example of plain common-sense,
albeit "inspired," casting. The
young star, one of the most
glamorous in Hollywood today,
made her motion picture debut
as a dancer, after she had won
international fame on the con
cert and theatre stage under the
name of Cansino. Temporarily
abandoning her terpsichorean
efforts in order to establish
herself as an actress. Miss Hay
worth currently returns to terp
aichore with the world's most
famous dancer as her twinkle
toed co-star. The net result Is
raid to be a grand new fame
for both brilliant stars.
Supporting the principals In
"You'll Never Get Rich," de
lightful story of army camp life,
are such prominent screen per
sonalities as Robert Benchley,
John Hubbard. Frieda Inescort
and Osa Massen.
NAZI ACE FLIER
Berlin. Nov. 22. VP) Lieut.
Col. Werner Moelders, regarded
by Germans as their greatest
pursuit airman, was injured
fatally today in a crash on his
way to the Russian front, Dtenst
Aus Deutschland announced.
Moelders, credited with 103
air victories, was returning to
the eastern front with other of
ficers In a transport plane. They
had attended the funeral of Col.
Gen. Ernst Udet, who had super
vised the development of Ger
many's fighting planes.
The news service said he died
In a hospital but gave no other
details.
The black-haired, sharp feat
ured air ace was Germany's
youngest lieutenant colonel and
the first man to be decorated
with the third reich's highest
medal for bravery, the "Oak
Leaves with Crossed Sabres in
Diamonds to the Knights Cross
of the Iron Cross."
Ladies Attending
Craterian Matinee
To Get Bread Loaf
A special attraction for all
ladies purchasing matinee tickets
during the showing of "You'll
Never Get Rich " today, Monday
and Tuesday at the Craterian
theatre, will be Fluhrer Bak
ery's gift of a free Hollywood
Bread.
Rita Hayworth, co-starred with
Fred Astaire in the army camp
musical-comedy. Is nationally
known as he "Hollywood Bread
star" and, with her appearance
at the Craterian theatre In
"You'll Never Get Rich," ar
rangements were made to treat
the ladies with a free loaf of
the bread used by Miss Hay
worth In her regular diet.
MEAT TIE-UP END
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three-week tie-up of the major
meat markets In Portland ended
today.
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Ann Sheridan, with the help
of Jack Oakle, Martha Raye,
Jack Haley, Herbert Anderson,
Jack Carson and the widely
publicized Navy Blues Sextet,
will bring fun and music to
the Craterian theatre starting
Wednesday in "Navy Blues."
A hilarious story of reckless
gobs and gorgeous girls frolick
ing on and off a battleship in
Hawaii, a concoction of mirth,
melody, dancing and song hits,
"Navy Blues" is a veritable
"clambake of fun."
Jean Hersholt as the famous
country doctor. Dr. Christian,
faces his most baffling problem
in 'They Meet Again," which
comes to the Rlalto theatre for
Tuesday and Wednesday with
the cast loved by thousands
over the radio and on the
screen. Nurse Judy Price is
played by Dorothy Lovett and
Robert Baldwin has the role of
Roy Davis, who is "that way"
about Miss Judy. Maude Eburne
is cast as Hersholt's busy-body
housekeeper.
"South Of Tahiti"
With Maria Montez
On Rialto's Screen
WEATHER CHILLY
Portland, Nov. 22. (APV
Temperatures early this morn-
The beat of the Jungle drums
pound out a pattern of tense
drama, the romance of a beauti
ful savage native and a happy-go-lucky
adventurer, plus all the
color of the wilds of the tropics
are highlights of the new island
picture, "South of Tahiti." which
opens for today and tomorrow
at the Rialto theater.
Brian Donlevy, remembered
for his performances in "The
Great McGinty," "I - Wanted
Wings" and other hits. Is
starred. Brod Crawford, re
cently In "Tight Shoes," and
the barrel-figured, squeaking
squawking voiced comedy, fa
vorite, Andy Devine, are fea
tured.
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Baker's IS degree temperature by Universal studios In the role
was the lowest reported In Ore- of the tempestuous, exotic crea-
gon to the weather bureau. Bend , ture of the Jungle wilds,
Ing plummeted to new season
lows in most parts of Oregon. I
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numerous
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"South of Tahiti" begins when
Donlevy, Crawford and Devine
Wings ssninst the sky fasci
nate Ray Milland and Constance
Moore, who hare roles with
Brian Donlevy, William Holden,
Wayne Morris. Hedda Hopper
and Veronica Lake in "I Want
ed Wings," gigantic air thriller
which opens a three-day run
today at the Roxy theatre. The
entire picture was filmed with
the cooperation of the United
States Army Flying corps.
playing three happy-go-lucky
pearl fishermen, drift to an
island when their boat develops
motor trouble.
They are warned to leave
immediately, but they first plot
to steal the pearls which are
used by the Islanders for tribal
sacrifice.
Senator Robert Rice Reynolds
of North Carolina, once ODer
ated n skating rink In Louisiana.
Washington, Nov. 22. (The
Special News Service) Census
bureau officials say the United
States Is experimenting the
greatest boom in baby produc
tion since 1921.
Latest statistics show that the
stork is making a new delivery
every 14 seconds.
Provisional estimates show
that approximately 2,500,000
babies will be born this year to
a population of approximately
132 mflllon persons. That rep
resents about 187 babies for
every 10.000 persons this year.
In 1937 the birth rate was 171
babies to every 10,000 persons.
In 1938 it was 176, and in 1940,
179.
Both the World war and the
present defense boom are parti
ally responsible for the latest
upswing in the birth rate, says .
Dr. Philip M. Hauser, the census
bureau's assistant chief statist!- i
cian for population. I
"The large crop of babies born I
after the boys got back from the 1
Susanvllle, Calif., Nov. 22.
(AP) Questioning the "confes
sion" of a young railroad worker
that he wrecked the $2,000,000
streamliner, City of San Fran
cisco, Sheriff Olin S. Johnson ar
ranged to take the man today to
the scene of the wreck which
killed 24 persons and injured
108.
Thirteen pf the crack South
ern Pacific passenger train's 17
cars left the tracks near Harney,
Nev., on Aug.. 12, 1939. An of
ficial report of the interstate
commerce commission blamed a
deliberate plot in which a sec
tion of rail was removed.
Johnson identified the section
hand as Clarence J. Alexander,
24, Cleo Springs, Okla.
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