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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1943)
'PAGE NINE Harry James and Band Brings Latest Song Hits in Craterian Musical Phantom of Opera Opens Wednesday Rathbone Coming to Rialto Nora Walt were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhnrt and son, Bill, In Ashland. Pfc. Arthur Dusenberry Is home on two weeks' furlough cling together In ont pleat. ft". ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians onh Delicious chicken and (teak dinners 7 00 p. m.. 3 a. in., ixccpt Sunday Phone, day time 5300 night 0101. Mrs. George Evans, Mra. Nor- V a . m m , TTinn louni, inn mrs. ueios Whitehead left Wednesday for Palm Springs, Calif., whore their husbands have been transferred from Camp White. OS i HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for Good Used Can HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 So Riverside Dial 4ti9 The native home of the Kara kul breed of sheep is Bokhara and neighboring districts in Tur kestan, Russia, between the Cas pian sea and northern Afghanistan. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER B, 1913 LUCILLE BALL 15 BRIGHT STAR IN TUNEFJJLCOMEDY William Gaxton In Support ino Role For "Best Foot Forward," Opening Today In a blare of miulcul pagean try and to Ilia lilting tunes of Harry James and Ilia bund, tin joy. rnrrfrce aong aii't dunce (llm "llcst Foot Forward" uliirln liKlay at Hi" Crntcrlpn for three day showing. Murkrd by talent from radl'i. jrrrcn and atage. Ilia ni'W pic ture feature Invrly I.uelllo Hull In lli leading feminine rule uith Willluin Uaxtiui and Vir ginia Weldler iiluylnit prominent supporting wrt. Denlgncd In iIiumi the blues away and billed as a prngram that's "UikkI for what iiiln yuu". tlii theme nf "Heit Font For ward" W written wllh light, yiiiilliful nnnrdy. C'linek full nf nrw sung lillji. Hi" light pl'it inuvra gaily aliiii;!. relieved only EM in Show Today 1:43-3:30 It tAi i:10 TODAY k MONDAVI I i v f 1 ti S. i'W -.. - . k l -In-1 . . k wtrt Jufla AND Kl 101(1 p miiM TRACY 'm SAWYER FALL f W . Resplendent In Ti-rhnlriilor and starring Claude Rains. "The Phantom ot the Opera" comn to tho l:ralcrliin Mrdnraday In all III powerful, dramatic tensity. Co-starring Nelson Eddy and Susanna onter, the piituro will play four cloy engagement. hm MfeMaHBMatM'. 'UJe:m Starting a four-day run at the Rialto Wednesday Is Basil Rath bona In his familiar role as the master sleuth in "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" with Nigel Bruce and Hillary Brooke. Com pleting the double bill will be Russell Hayden in his latest western action feature, "Fron tier Law." by laiiKhs and fn.it stepping nov elty numbers. Young Talent In Dabut Among Uilt-ntcd yuungnlcrs making their debut In tho film are Nancy Walker, Tommy Dlx and June All vm. In addition to their reKulnr chores. Harry James' music makers Indulge In severul In strumental srilns that promise to warm Ihr hearts of popular music fans. Added to the feature In com plete the varied program are la' rut news events and select short subjects. Union Row Costs U. S, Ship a Day Richmond, Cl.. Dec. 4 U.PJ Averting that a union Juris dlcllonal dispute which led to a walkout of 4.000 machinists was cmiing the uutlon "a ship a duy." Kaiser shipyard officials txl:iy awaited the outcome of a V:i.ihin;!ton conference attended by union lenders and William Green, president of the Amer ican Federation of Labor. A company spokesman snid he understood Green wos meet ing wllh William Moloney, In ternational president of the Operntlng Engineers, and Har vey Brown, International pres ident of the Machinists union. Jap Pooh-Poohs Cairo Conference San Francisco, Dec. i (UP) Sadao Saguchi, spokesman for the Japanese Board of In formation, today "dismissed" the entire Cairo conference as "sheer propaganda . . . not even worth talking about," Tckyo radio reported. Saguchi then proceeded to talk about it. FOR B, C COUPONS Washington. Dec. 4 (UP) Numbered gasoline ration cou pons, similar to strips of motion picture tickets, will be issued to "B" and "C" card holders about April 1, it was learned today. Tho Office of Price adminis tration announced that the nev "T" coupons for commercial vehicles and taxis would be of this type, effective Jan. 1. The agency had no official statement to make eoncernin new "B" and "C" books, but it was learned they are now being printed for issuance In thu early spring. Like the new T books, the "B" and "C" coupons will be numbered serially. Revamping of "T" gasoline coupons was viewed as a sharp blow at black market operations whlrh allegedly have flourished under the highly-criticized loose coupon system. STARTS TODAY! ... 3 DAYS! 3 CONTINUOUS TODAY! Doors Open 1:45. TODAY k MON. NITE LEON ERROL and MARY HEALY In STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE LLOYD NOLAN and HEATHER ANGEL In TIME ' TO KILL TKF.STRANGEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD! 1 MERLE BRIAN OBERON and AHERNE is Opl HOT GQHES & J Carl ESMOND 7soie ELSOM sfj FritZ EIBER rV7e ANDERSON tV -4TV i1F .' ylA i) ..-mfcJM 'ifA.fA 2 BID futures jfi 1p VV MnV I Of ? CONTINUOUS TODAY WmP&ss'' ha I .7 ; DIAL 4900 - Merle Oberon In Dramatic Story On Rialto Screen Another great rileture is hilled to open today at the Rialto to ncaa a promising two-featura program that boasts big names as well as a full share of enter tainment. Topping the bill Is "First Cornea Courage", starring Merle Oberon and Brian Aheme in one of the strangest love stories yet released by Hollywood. A fast moving dramatic play. "First Comes Courage is based on German occupied territories and the plight of two lovers, played by Miss Oberoo and Aheme. Adding to the film's tai en ted cast are the roles played by Carl Easmond, Isobel Elsom and Fritz Leiber all leading supporting players. The balance of the program is filled with the laughable antics of Henry Aldrich as played by Jimmy Lydon In "Henry Aid rich Swings It", with Charles Smith and Mimi Chandler. Chock full of the familiar Henry Aldrich brand of fun, "Henry Aldich Swings It" is strictly on i the comedy side with plenty of music added in. Turkey Growers ATTENTION! We are now paying CASH for COUNTRY DRESSED TURKEYS at CEILING PRICES. Also LIVE TURKEYS at all times. Giro us a call before selling. SWIFT & CO. 22 No, Fir Street Phone 3849 Sardine Creek Sardine Creek, Dec. 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dusenberry, chil dren, Rayond and Ida, and Mrs. Nora Wait enjoyed Thanksgiv ing dinner Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Wilds and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kendall at Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusen berry and son, Arthur, and Mrs. RUG nd UPBOLSTOY C L EAH I H G By Mr. Petermin, of The Doremus Rug Co. of Klamath Falls WILL BE IN MEDFORD MONDAY DECEMBER 6h For an Appointment Call at MEDFORD CLEANERS 20 SOUTH CENTRAL PHONE 2696 Iff f ILIUKt JHATi.fy MAKES YOU YOUNG! FOR THREE BIG MUSIC-CRAMMED CAREFREE DAYS! 'i . e 1 rfMU I W .ILkMIL LU& aWw BBl W saaaa. . Sl' i I ll It 4 I I aaf aatjaaak. raT - W 13 rimw.. -. - sr, . ,ar- mm mm U sTI -' . I I II II- V '-Vij 7 1 ' .BB&ZA ie- "IV ii A 4 Pocked " . I "tr( ft ij f A S3. Si ri ...... . T - w ao9 nl. 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