Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 05, 1942, Page 7, Image 7

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Wallace Beery in "The Bugle Sounds " Opening at Craterian Today
Abbott and Costello's Latest
"Yokel Boy" Coming
Film Marines
Fred Astaire
Ush fighter protecting a dozen
twin-motored bombers along the
French and Belgian coasts.
All the bombers reached their
objectives and unloaded their
lethal cargoes and all were ee
corted safely home across the
channel, the air ministry said.
Spitfires of the fighter command
fended off the German attacker
in fierce dogfights.
PACKED PICTURE
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1942.
ARMY- MANEUVERS
SHOWN IN ACTION
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Wallace Berry li definitely In
his own territory as tough
top sergeant with a heart of
gold in "The Bugle Sounds,
opening a three day run today
at the Craterian theatre.
Marjorle Main, who appeared
with Berry in "Barnacle Bill"
and "Wyoming, adds humor as
the proprietress of a soldier
beanery and Wally's "own true
love."
The action is strictly eu
thentic, filmed on maneuvers at
Fort Lewis, Wash., and Fort
Knox, Ky. Thousands of tanks,
dive bombers, soldiers running,
riding, crawling for cover, all
add to the excitement.
The picture presents Berry as
a veteran cavalry sergeant
thoroughly disgusted when
horses are abandoned in favor
of tanks. His objections amount
to insubordination when a tank
runs wild in flames, crashing
through a stable to mortally In
jure his faithful horse. Although
his colonel tries to pacify him,
the sergeant balks until he is
given a court's martial dis
charge. From that point on, what
with saboteurs, spies and what
have you, the picture rushes to
a climactic ending replete with
thrills.
Lewis Stone is the colonel
while George Bancroft, iwnna
Reeds, William Lundigan, Henry
O'Neill, Chill Wills and Guinn
"Big Boy" Williams are also
featured.
Rialto Opening 4-H
For Victory Week
With Special Show
The Initial feature of Jack
son county's "4-H for Victory
Week" will be celebrated to
morrow night at the Rialto
theatre with a gala "4-H Victory
Revue" on the stage at 9:00
in connection with the showing
of Jane withers' "Young Amer
ica," which opens a three day
run today at the popular Main
street theatre.
Twenty-one young 4-H club
members will be presented on
the stage in person in what is
expected to be the gayest and
most exciting stage attraction to
play at the Rialto in many a
day. A 4-H style show will be
the main feature of the revue
with a girl and dress from
eight different Jackson County
4-H districts. Each of the 4-H's
six separate branches of,
strength will be represented in
cluding: e a n n i n g, cooking,
clothing, livestock, poultry and
gardening. The entire theme of
the revue will be to show what
"young A m e r 1 c a" through
their 4-H clubs are doing for
their share toward Victory.
The gala event will be a
part of Jackson county's con
tribution to the national "Mob
ilization of 4-H Forces for Vic
tory Week" being celebrated all
over the United States from to
day til the llth. The showing
of "Young America" at the
Rialto is the official "opening
event" of the local program.
The picture "Young America,"
tells entertainingly a story of
4-H and what they are doing.
Others m the cast are Jane Dar
well, Lynne Roberts, William
Tracy and Ben Carter.
The following young people
will be in the revue: Hazel
Saltmarsh and Joan Denny from
Oak Grove, Pat von der Hellen
from Antelope, Margaret Ricks,
Mercedes Swing and Sydney
Nelson from Howard, Rosella
Offenbacker and Evelyn Byrne
from Upper Applegate, Janet
Charley from Lake Creek, Betty
Lou Reich and Bob Barbee from
Oak Grove, Marie Milkouski
from Sams Valley, Norman
Smith from Willow Springs,
. Bob Lewis from Fern Valley
' and Ernest Hamilton and Ernest
Smith from Table Rock. The
Phoenix high school drum ma
jorettes, under the leadership of
Twila Ferns from Fern Valley
Shines Thai Shine
All types Ladles' and Men's
Shoei Cleaned, Shined and
Dyed.
ALLEN HOTEL
BARBER SHOP
For LIGHT in Your
Extra Room Call
OLSON ELECTRIC
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poison OAK?
Try a bottle et ZEMACOL
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cheerfully rrfunoxl CM a eotUe
too a HtSlfJLN ItUelfZ.
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Abbott and Costello, after ex
ploring the fun-making situa
tions in the army, the navy,
the air corps and a haunted
house, now take their comedy
antics to the wild and woolly
west and. In "Ride 'em Cow
will also be included in the
show. Others in that group are
Margy Heckert, Dolly ' Glover
and Marita Furry. L. E. Fran
cis, local Jackson County 4-H
club agent, who has arranged
the program with the Rialto
theatre, will act as master of
ceremonies and the organ at the
Rialto theatre will be played by
Sebastian Apollo.
"Hay Foot" is playing as the
companion feature for all per
formances. WATER PROSPECTS GOOD
Enterprise, April 4. (IP)
Water storage conditions in
northeastern Oregon are gener
ally better than in several years,
the water forecast committee for
Baker, Union and Wallowa coun
ties said.
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THEATRE
MaU: 30C-25C-UC Inc. tax
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Last Times Today
Matlnae Doors Open 1:45
Evening Doors Optn 6:45
WOTTA SHOW!
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theatre Wednesday, add to their
long trail of laughter.
Also in the cast are Dick
Foran, Anne Gwynne, Johnny
Mack Brown, the Merry Macs
and Ella Fitzgerald.
BEER CAPS SERIOUS
Washington April 4 AP) A
war production board order re
stricting use of tin in beer bottle
i caps is a very serious thing. Pre
sident Roosevelt conceded today
in response to a press conference
question.
JANE'S HAPPY NEW 4-H
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The official opening event of
Jackson County's "Mobilisa
tion of 4-H Forces for Vic
tory" Week April 4th to llth
ENROLL for
VICTORY
Join Up to
Celebratei
4-H FOR
VICTORY
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30c-25e-10c
Inc. Tax
Eddie Foy, Jr., the yokel
country hick who makes good
In Hollywood, and Joan Davis,
popular comedienne, have co
starring roles in "Yokel Boy,"
coming to the Rialto theatre
LOST DRAFT CARD
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Eugene, April 4. (Spl.)
William Paul McCane, 34, of
Medford Is In the county jail,
being held for investigation. Of
ficers said he had no draft regis
tration card, although he told
them he had one and lost It.
The arrest was made by Claude
Romaine, special officer.
Medford city police said last
night that they had received no
information concerning the in
vestigation. trie Mall Tribune want ids.
tartt TODAY (EASTER SUNDAY)
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It's a BHUBuster of laughs?
William TRACT o SAWYER '
HAY-FOOr
Jiaa ELEAS3NNm1 EERY,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
"Mad Doctor of Market
Street," featuring Lionel At-
will, Una Merkel and Nat Pen
dleton, Is scheduled to play as '
the companion thrill hit.
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STATE APT TO GET
Salem, April 4. (IP) You're
still the goat, Mr. Cigarette
Smoker.
There Is no feasible method
by which taxes paid early this
year under the Oregon cigarette
levy may be refunded to the
consumer, Attorney General I.
H. Van Winkle said today in an
opinion answering a series of
questions propounded by the
state tax commission.
But, at least, the opinion held,
"if there is to be any enrich
ment ... it should certainly be
in favor of the state, which bears
- 3 DAYS
CLUB HIT!
"Ginger" Jane Joins the
4-H'ers to Bring You
Your Happiest Theatre
Adventure!
They're "Just kids"
but Uncle Sam is
mighty proud of their
effort! toward VIC
TORYI JANE DARWELL LYNNE
ROBERTS WILLIAM
TRACY BEN CARTER
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Victor McLaglen and Edmund
Lowe, who have taken up
where they left off In "What
Price Glory" and "Cockeyed
World" at the Holly theatre In
"Call Out the Marines," are
bringing rough-and-ready humor
to the screen.
Second feature, showing for
the last times today. Is Hal
Roach's "Fiesta."
a closer relationship to the con
sumer than divers dealers and
wholesalers."
Civilian Defense
Activities
A first aid class will start at
7:30 p. ra. April 7 at Roxy Ann
Grange hall on Spring street,
one mile east of Crater Lake
avenue. Air raid wardens not
having taken first aid are urged
to attend. Dr. George Jennings,
instructor.
Messengers Needed
It is requested by the Med
ford control center that all boys
and girls between the ages of
13 and 21, Interested In enroll
ing as messengers In civilian de
fense, please register at the
Medford Chamber of Commerce
building.
Daa Mall TTlbuna want ads.
Continuous
Shows
TODAY
Doors Open 1:45
"The Bugle Sounds"
at
1:40 . 5:00 6:23 -1:30
Last Complete Show
Starts at 8:00 o'clock
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SEE UNCLE
SAM'S NEW TANKS
IN ACTION
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sterl! New tank refl
m'nti! Ile bomheral
llllts bU1ra! . . . rilmrd
In co-op-ration with the
U. S. Artnrt
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33c -2Se -lie
Inc. Tea
Fred Astaire has the best role
of his dancing career as a toe
tapping draftee In "You'll Never
Get Rich," heading the double
bill which opens the Roxy the
atre's new policy of continuous
shows and two main features
every Sunday. The Sunday dou
ble bill will play for two days
only with Monday performances
scheduled tha same as they
have been nights only.
"Charlie Chan in Rio," star
ring Sidney Toler, plays as the
added feature.
NAZI RAIL HEADS
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London, April 4 (AP) The
most violent daylight air fight
ing of the spring raged over the
continental coast today as row
upon row of high-flying British
battleplanes swept over the
channel and returned with It
of their number missing from a
bloody encounter with Nazi de
fenders. German radio accounts of the
action said their new type Focke-
Wulf fighting planes and heavy
caliber antl aircraft guns smash
ed up strong formations of Brl-
THE ROARING, ROUSING
SAGA OF A FIRST
CLASS FIGHTING MAN!
Added AtUactlonst
TED CRAWFORD at tha WURUTZER
Miniature "The Lady or the Tlgerf Cartoon lu Color Mow
NOTED DEAD
Washington, April 4. Of)
Mrs. Clara C. Lenroot, 83, wife
of Judge Irvine L. Lenroot et
the United States court of cus
toms and patents appeals and
former senator from Wisconsin,
died today.
PIONEER PASSES
Tacoma, Wash., April 4. )
Death came today to Mrs. An
nie Dougherty of the original
Pacific northwest pioneers. wne
was born 97 years ago on tha
prairies south of Tacoma.
ALERT IN CALCUTTA
Calcutta, India, April 4. UP)
A Bengal government com
munique said an alert was
sounded in the Calcutta are
yesterday, but no air raid oc
curred. ST. HELEN'S GIFT
Portland, April 4. UP) A
$10,000 gift to St. Helen's hall,
Portland Episcopal Girls' school,
was announced today by Bishop
Benjamin D. Dagwell.
Could Adam Eat the Apple
with Stomach Ulcer Paint?
Tha biblical story of Adam aaUnf
raw apple mis bt nevar ban eon a
pais bad ba suffarad afWr-atlnf
pain. Don't Ignore your suitarlsva.
Try a aso box of Odga foe rallat of
utoer and stomach palna, Indlraathn.
as palna, tor heartburn, burning aas
aaUon, bloat and other oowllttone
cauaed by xeeaa Mid. Ud Tsblate
muat help or money refunded. A
Weatern Tnnrt ana
everywhere.
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