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Barbara Stanwyck In "The Great Man's Lady", New Picture At Craterian
THREE STARS IN
Abbott and Costello Coming
"This Time For Keeps"
"My Gal"
Mystery
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Any movie fan will admit
that three stars In a picture are
better than one, and when the
three stars concerned are such
vital film folk as Barbara Stan
wyck, Joel McCrea and Brian
Donlevy, their picture is bound
to be heralded as one of Holly
wood's major treats.
"The Great M a n's Lady,"
which comes today to the Cra
ft iterlan theatre for a three-day
run, finds the three luminaries
who appeared together so suc
cessfully in Cecil B. DeMille's
"Union Pacific." This time, as
then, their roles are ; played
against the exciting background
ff America in the making. Miss
Stanwyck is said to be superb
as the woman loved by two red
blooded men McCrea, the hard
headed man of action, and Don
levy, the soft-hearted gambler,
the two men, too, topping every
thing they've ever done.
The picture is primarily a ro
mance although the story is set
in the days when the country
was young, the days of the great
silver rush, the days when men
pioneered with their women be
side them. It is the romance of
a girl of 18 who elopes with a
man of 22 and goes west with
Q him to build a city on prairie
wastes. There she meets Don
levy whose love for her affects
all their lives.
From all accounts "The Great
Man's Lady" is full of exciting
incident and romantic fireworks
and should prove to be a truly
great motion picture.
HIT BY CEILING
Washington, June 20 (IP)
The Agriculture Department
advised Price Administrator
Leon Henderson today that
price ceilings on many canned
fruits and berries were too low
to permit canners to pay grow
ers prices to which they are en
titled under the price control
law.
The ceilings were set at the
highest prices canners, distribu
tors and retailers charged In
March.
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Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
are getting ready to roll Med
ford into the aisles again in
their new fun musical, "Rio
Rita," which comes to the Cra
terian theatre Wednesday for a
twosome are aided and abetted
by Mollle the Mule. Others in
the fun cast are John Carroll,
Patricia Dane, Eros Volusia and
Kathryn Grayson singing "Rio
Rita" and other popular songs
four-day showing. The hilarious I from the famous musical show.
ED.G.
IN COMEDY ROLE
The most delightful type of
comedy is one which blends
drama with humor ,and that is
Just what "Larceny, Inc". does.
It tells the story of a gangster
who finds himself kept so busy
in an honest enterprise that he
hasn't the time to rob a bank.
The star of the film, which
makes its local debut today at
the Holly Theater, is Edward G.
Robinson, whom no one can sur
pass in gangster roles whether
they be of the "Brother Orchid"
or "Little Caesar" type.
When the picture opens, Rob
inson and Crawford are about to
be released from prison. An
thony Quinn. in the role of a
fellow-prisoner .tells them of a I
plan to rob a bank. Robinson
turns it down on the grounds
that he has something more
profitable In mind. But when .
his "more profitable" plan falls
through, he sets about to do the !
bank Job. He rents a little leather-goods
store, next to the
bank, from which he Intends
to dig a tunnel. I
In the meantime Miss Wyman
meets Carson when he tries to
place a large order with her
father and they fall in love. I
This proves to be the turning
point In Robinson's nefarious
career, because Wyman and Car
son put on a series of sales pro
motion stunts that brings in a
great volume of business. All this
keeps Robinson so busy that he
hasn't the time to dig the tunnel
to the bank.
"The Man Who Returns to
Life", starring John Howard,
plays as the companion feature.
DRUNKEN DRIVERS
Salem, June 20 (A) State
police arrested 47 motorists for
drunken driving during May,
Supt. Charles P. Pray reported
today. Resulting fines aggregat
ed $2,936.80.
Redmond, June 20. (AP)
Central Oregon's scrap rubber
drive today had yielded 250,000
pounds of rubber.
Uu Mall Tribune want ads.
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Robert Sterling and Ann
Rutherford have starring roles
with Virginia Weidler and Guy
Klbbee In a down-to-earth story
of a typical American family in
"This Time For Keeps," which
comes to the Holly theatre Wed
nesday and Thursday nights.
"Hello Annapolis," starring
Tom Brown and Jean Parker,
plays as the companion feature.
GRANGERS ACTIVE
AT STATE MEET
Delegates representing Jack
son County Granges at the 69th
annual session of the Oregon
State Grange held last week In
Milwaukie included Roscoe Rob
erts, master of Roxy Anne
G-ange, steward of the Oregon
State Grange and member of
the sessions by-laws committee;
Henry Conger, of Jacksonville
Grange, member of the state ag
riculture committee; Marion
Borg. of Talent Grange, mem
ber of the state Y.G.A. commit
tee, and A. T. Lathrop, master
of Central Point Grange and
chairman of the session's tern- j
perance and morals committee.
Also Lillian Force, Eagle
Point Grange, and Sadie Frink, I
sams valley urange, members
'of the session's utilities commit
tee; Edyth Bohnert, Central
Point Grange, delegate from
Jackson Pomona Grange and
Minnie I. Fiene, Gold Hill
Grange, members of the sessions
cooperation and marketing conv
mittee; Otto Fuhrman, of Live
Oak Grange, fire insurance rep
resentative and member-of Y. G.
A. sessions committee.
Lulu Sturgill, Griffen creek
Grange, serving on the Grange
election committee, and Bernice
Godlcy, of Jacksonville Grange,
acting on the home economics
committee.
Other Jackson county
Grangers attending the sessions
were Isabelle LeVander, Griffen
creek, and Millie Walker and
Mrs. Perry Wait, Live Oak
Grange.
Rita Hayworth plays the title
role In "My Gal Sal", the Tech
nicolor musical currently pack'
ing crowds in the Rialto Theatre
where it plays until Thursday
night. Victor Mature, Carole
Landis and John Sutton have
starring roles with the dancing
redhead. Ten song hits are in
eluded in this successor to
"Alexander's Ragtime Band",
CHERRY CROP SMALL
La Grande, Ore., June 20 (IP)
Union county cherry growers
estimated today their 1942 crop
would be 300 tons, or less than
half of normal because of the
poor weather. Harvest will start
about July 10.
Portland, June 20 VP)
Commercial Iron Works today
launched another minesweeper
for the navy.
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Bend, Ore., June 20 (IPS The
Rev. Cecil C. Brown of Klamath
Falls was named moderator of
the middle Oregon Baptist asso
ciation at a convention session
here yesterday. J. R. De Lap
of Fossil was elected clerk.
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p. m.
Errol Flynn stars In "Footsteps
In the Dark , hilarious mystery
thriller opening for today and
tomorrow only at the Roxy
Theater as the companion feat
ure with "Shut My Mouth . star
ring Joe E. Brown.
COFC. BEE SWARM
A large swarm of honey bees
alighted near the top of a tree
lust north of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce yester
day afternoon and scores of tn
terested spectators watched
while Harry W. Morrow of 531
North Bartlett street, a mail car
rier, climbed the tree, cut off
the limb on which the bees were
swarming and placed them in
hive on the ground.
Portland. June 20 (APV
The medical profession soon
may be able to prevent and cure
diabetes. Dr. Jerome W. Conn,
Ann Arbor, Mich., told the Pa
cific Northwest Medical associa
tion convention today.
Recent results from expert
mental laboratories provide new
insight into the factors which In
itiate the diabetic state and fin
ally result in destruction of the
insulin-producing cells in the
pancreas, he said.
"By knowing what these fac
tors are," Conn said, "physic
ians may In the future be able
to give treatment which . will
prevent the disease, and with
increasing knowledge gained by
experimentation, actual cure of
already established cases is not
impossible."
Dr. Anton J. Carlson, Chicago,
told the convention last night
that American prejudice pre
vents the eating of horse meat
and snakes which have definite
nutritional value.
TRAGEDY
Lowell, Mass., June 20 (IP)
On the eve of Father's day.
Barney J. Dussault, 48, father
of 14 children, died today of
'automobile injuries. :
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