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Joan Bennett, George Brent In "Twin Beds", Rollicking Craterian Hit
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. JUNE 14, 1942.
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Glenda Fan-ell In Cast
"March of Time" Added
Screen Attraction.
A slick comedy cast, headed
by such luminaries as Joan
Bennett, George Brent, Mischa
Auer, Glenda Farrell, Ernest
Truex and Una Merkel, is re-
sponsible for the gayety, fun
and hilarity which highlight
the swift-moving action of the
new Edward Small production,
"Twin Beds," which is slated
for its local premiere at the
Craterian theatre where it
opens a three-day run today.
"Twin Beds" tells a laugh
getting story of a young mar
ried couple, consisting of Miss
Bennett and Mr. Brent, who
become involved in a whole
series of crazy complications
because the heroine goes about
daffily doing good deeds where
they always have the worst pos
sible effect.
Miss Bennett's enthusiasm for
good causes finally brings her
harassed husband to the end
of hii rope and he skips town.
When he returns, on a mission
of reconciliation, he is greeted
I by a surprise that is more than
any man in his right mind is
PHOTOS
3 for a Dime
Complete Lin Novelty
Jewelry Engraving t'REE
Camp Whit Bui Terminal
"Saboteur" Coming to Craterian
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Revealing the most dangerous menace the American people
have to face today "Saboteur", comes to the Craterian Theater
Wednesday for a four day run, as the most Important thrill pic
ture of a decade. Filmed by that master of suspense, Alfred
Hitchcock, "Saboteur" stars Robert Cummings, the sensational
star of "King's Row", and Priscilla Lane. Others In the film
are Otto Kruger and Alan Baxter.
willing to accept. From there
on the story gambols madly to
a bright finish.
March of Time's newest re
lease: "Crisis In India," plays
as an added attraction with
"Twin Beds." This new and
important issue shows the po
litical and social story of Great
Britain's problems in the far
east and also Includes a few
slants on the Burma road question.
ANN MUELLER
wlas CARD and CRYSTAL
READER
EreTyttalns; strictly confidential
72S Sherman. Dial 2312
THEATRES READY
FOR BOND SALES
A new light was cast on the
' sale of War Stamps and Bonds
today as announcement was
made that the Medford Theaters
are now ready and equipped to
sell war bonds both day and
night, In fact, they are the only
agency that Is able to sell bonds
Newsreel SCOOP!
First Newsreel Pictures of the BrtMek
Capture of Madagascar!
U. S. Army and R.A.P. PMott Fly IwtM
to Great Britain!
Allied Fighters Honored and King of
Greece's First Visit to U.S.A.!
See Them Now at the Rialto!
after the Post Office closes at
8:00 p. m. Patrons and the pub
lic in general are Invited to do
their "bond buying" in the even
ing at any Medford Theater.
Competent attendants under
the supervision of Mrs. Ted
Hornecker are on hand every
evening at the Medford Theaters
to take application and to actu
ally sell bonds. Persons going
to the show can make applica
tion on the way into the theater
and after they have seen the
show they may pick up their
bond on the way out.
According to the theater staff
In charge, this has met with
much favor as It allows those
persons who work all day an op
portunity to do their bit for
their country by buying their
War Bonds "after hours."
Stamps of all denominations
are also on sale at all Medford
theaters.
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the happiest hits ever filmed, "Not a Ladies Man", to the Holly
Theater for Wednesday and Thursday nights.
This Was Paris , a shocking picturization of what actually
happened to Paris' socially prominent when Hitler invaded
France, plays as the companion feature. Ann Dvorak and Ben
Lyon have the starring roles.
On Roxy Screen
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featuring Frank Morgan and
Ann Rutherford, plays as the
companion feature.
OWEN APPOINTED
Salem, June 13 (P) Jerrold
Owen, Oregon state defense
coordinator, has been appoint
ed to a permanent federal com
mittee which Is to pass on all
office of civilian defense dlrec
tives affecting state relations,
his office was advised here to
day.
Glenn Ford Joins up with
Penny (Blondie) Singleton and
Ann Miller In the gay, musical
western, "Go West Young Lady",
at the Roxy Theater. Filled to
the brim with laughs, the film
is the screen's first big musical
western.
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Closing time' for Olawlfled Adt t
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p. m.
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Now Open Every Night! Matinees Sat and Sun.!
Matinees 3Cc-25:-lle Inc. Tax Evenings 4Cc-25c-l Ic inc. Tax
In "Jungle Book"
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site the sensational star In the
jungle story which stays at the
popular "big run" theater thru
Thursday night.
PAROLE REVOKED
Roseburg. Ore., June IS
Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimberly
today ordered revocation of the
parole granted last November
to Clyde Lewis Yarbrough, 20
of Reedsport, sentenced to two
years in the state penitentiary
on a charge of burglary not in
a dwelling.
Pendleton, June II OP)
Pendleton's city council will be
asked at It June 19 meeting
to pass a fair rent ordinance
similar to that adopted by Port
land, officials of the local fair
rents committee seid today.
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thrilling Technicolor filmlzation
of Rudyard Kipling's "Jungle
Book," now playing to capacity
crowds at the Rialto Theater.
WATER BAGS
Appell's South African Water Bags of genuine Irish Linen.
Probably the last lot for the duration. One to five-jal siiee.
Two-gallon siit
$1.10
HUBBARD BROS.
CAPACITY CROWDS SAY EVERY
MINUTE A BREATHLESS THRILL!
Now Playing Tkra Thursday!
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Continuous Shows Sunday Doors Open at 1:43
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Plus This Specially Added Short Feeturettei
MARCH of TIME Presents: "INDIA In CRISIS"
The political and social problems of Great Britain' "Hot Spoflll
and news events Irom far and near
CONTINUOUS SHOWS EVERY SUNDAY DOORS OPEN AT 1:43 end SHOW STARTS at 1:00
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