Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 10, 1943, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVB fBrian Donlevy, Diana Barrymore in "Nightmare" on Craterian Screen K . ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1943 V DAVID CLYDE IN BRILLIANT CAST Eustace Wyatt And Gavin Muir Have Role In Mys tery Picture. i i Arresting mystery-melodrama based on an Intriguing topical theme is promised in "Night mare," opening a three-day run w4tf at th Prntprlan Theatre. As potentially outstanding enter tainment, tne nun is aaaiuonauy nhnnivH "hv a aiinerlattva cast headed by Diana Barymore and Brian Donlevy, who are co starred.. Interesting- advance data con- : eerning the picture reveals that the plot is based on a story Dy i Philip MacDonald It deals with I the murder of one Captain Staf i ford, portrayed by Henry Dan I iell, and the strange series of j events which subsequently im- i nlfnntA hi estranged wife. 2 played by Miss Barrymore, who i flees the scene 01 tne crime wun t a total stranger. Donlevy has the t role of this very mysterious but irrpnrMsible individual. Th picitlnn adventures, nar row escapes and consequent ro mance involving the two are de clared to contain elements of gripping action, breathless sus pense and vivid romance. Cli max of the plot is described as a distinct surprise and the reve lation of an ingeniously cruel sabotage device. Other competent players in the film are Eustace Wyatt, Da vid Clyde and Gavin Muir. Two Chill Dramas On Holly s Screen For Sunday Crowds Two all-new 1943 chill dramas, combined in a special double horror show, provide thrilling screen fare at the Holly Theatre where 'The Mummy's Tomb" and "Night Monster' 'open a three-day run today. The two have been specially booked for this double-barreled program of screen shockers. CORN REMOVER G.tm fauUnl from piln n4 poafc ttvalT ftunovM htrd corns, sell corn ImIwni tk tot, elloufti, wajts, ptplUomu, . dub nails. It cooUlns mv tl dUiarttt Alls Out salt a, loetra ted doM pot csom (h tniutiom m atreaty acid mlxrum. Whoa all thai, hav lailad try this oo. Sold bom back aianiaa Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT Favorite Dancing Team in Sparkling Craterian Show ii ..tfnti ujw. i i iMnmajyi minim y u mwww piw. m.",.. wi"1 1 - fl.T.f)aMif , Fred Astaire and Rita Hay worth again swing into graceful action as the dancing and ro mancing team of "You Were Never Lovelier," coming Wed nesday to the Craterian Theatre. Xavier Cugat'i band, Adolphe Menjou and Jerome Kern's mu sic are all featured In the fun-fest. In "The Mummy's Tomb" the plot concerns an old Egyptian curse which pursues the invad ers of a sacred tomb and eventu ally causes a country-wide up roar when a conspiracy is engi neered by the mummy's keeper, characterized by Turhan Bey. Lon Chaney and Dick Foran are prominently cast. Some seven or eight murders take place in rapid succession in "Night Monster" in one of the gloomiest, creepiest settings yet constructed for the cameras. The murderer is of course a human "monster." To disclose his iden tity would take the element of surprise from the. picture. Bela Lugosi heads an impressive cast. Harold Young directed "The Mummy's Tomb" and Ford Beebe directed 'Night Monster." PENALTY FOR DRIVERS San Francisco, Jan. 9 (U.R) Motorists who fail to apply for 1943 licenses before midnight, Feb. 4. will be forced to pay $6 instead of $3 registration fee, the department of motor vehic les warned today. TOPS EVERY MUSICAL COMEDY EVER FILMED! Packed Every Performance! WW V - m fiENE KELLT SE0R6E MURPHY fMRTIk EGGERTH BEN HUE BUT WAR BONDS HERE! CONTINUOUS TODAY ('til 6) 40e-2Se-llc IncL Tax (After I) S0e-25e-lle IncL Tax liiiiiM'ira Special double - layer gloves have been developed for the pro tection of men who work with mustard gas, lewisite, or similar vesicants, either on the battle field or in '..e loading plant. Comes to Rialto J!1 lit I H i II Mia-JM Judy Garland, who has the box office role of her career in "For Me and My Gal," playing to capacity crowds at the Rialto Theatre, where It will show through Thursday night Victory's Prelude Theme Added Film On Craterian Bill March of Time's newest Issue, "Prelude to Victory," showing the conquest of North Africa as prelude to invasion of Europe has its first Medford showing toaay as an added attraction at ANN MUELLER Swiss CARD and "-RYS1AL READER BmTthloi strictly Confidential 723 Sherman Dial 1312 Dramatic Role Out of the frozen Northwest comes the most teeming adven ture of any year "Girl From Alaska" starring Jean Parker, at the Roxy Theatre for today and tomorrow only. "Mexican Spitfire at Sea" is double billed. RATIONERS LAUD A verbal "blue ribbon" was given the area engineers at Camp White, headed by Major Byron E. Doll, and the Tiller Mill and Lumber company, by the war price and rationing board, for their fin cooperation with the board in their trans portation committee activities and "share your ride" program. Board officials commended the two organizations on their thor oughness in Investigating their company personnel applications for supplementary gasoline In order that only those deserving of the gasoline should be grant ed cards. Closing time (or ClMlfled ads t t m. Too lata to Cluatfy ISM the Craterian Theatre with "Nightmare." Besides showing the planning of the United Nations victory-, which landed the greatest arma da in history on North African soil, the film uses two "pictorial reports" to show Americans lust what this country is like where our boys for the first time are! coming into hand-to-hand contact ' with the Nazis. I Uncensored pictures of the' arum naval Kqm a t ni.arta ,1. Vi am ! Hitler is expected to make last ditch stand, action scenes of des ert tank battles, U. S. troops be ing welcomed by the populace are soma of the highlights of the film, which shows how the threatened collapse of Italy will affect United Nations strategy In the Immediate future. A crayon-like stick, recently developed, provides a simple means for measuring tempera tures. A mark made with the stick becomes shiny when a spe cific temperature is reached. APOSTOLIC FAITH (Cor. 3rd t N. Central) REV. C. W. FROST, PASTOR MUSICAL PROGRAM (Tonight 7:45) ORGAN Agnes Del . Miss Naomi Frost Organist ..Blast VIOLIN-CELLO-PIANO TRIO Calm As The Night ..Carl Bohrn ORCHESTRA Abide With Me.. The Lost Chord.. LtRoy Neff Director .Arr. by Geo. D. Barnard -,. Arthur Sullivan Sunday ServicesSunday School, 9:30) Morning Worship, Hi Evening Evangelistic Service, 7:43. Mid-Week Services Tuesday. Thursday k Friday Night 1:00 NO COLLECTIONS. EVERYBODY WELCOME From the Makers of "Frankenstein" and "Dracula"! 'wmMi xa. TGiC - 1 We Double Dare You to See This 1943 DOUBLE HORROR SHOW With DICK FORAN . John Hubbard Elyse Knox George Zucco Wallace Ford Today for 3 DAYS TODAY'S SCHEDULE! "Mummy's Tomb" at 3:40 . 7:00 3:43 "Night Monster" at 2 4:40 1:00 10:43 mm H i "1 -3 at M llin, A nameUii THING of llllll, ,n- NIGHT sialklni th y i nan ot a oearn-curseg nouto ... bringing paralyzing tnrnit 1 1 1 1 8Muwi uomkwa -;imt 15MR fa,A Mlf:l fh mmm m mm . .f Today t. .-. f I I! A A'i -tX-) 5ffil il 1 DAYS! ; I'i vs. -; . ' h ' WIS' if a a ts mi . nclNIK T UAlNlcLL - EUSTACE WYATT K DAVID CLYDE i nAVIM iM IM P . rep And MARCH OP TIME Presents: "Prelude to Victory" Have we a master blueprint of final victory? Here is the story of how Amer ica set the stage for the Invasion of North Africa . . how this great United ' Nations offensive was plsnnedl War Bonds Build Ships and Bombers! BUY THEM HERE TODAY!