Mother To A Star
Through courtesy of Esquire. Inc.. publishers of Coronet
magatine. the Mail Tribune publishes today the first installment
of Mother To a Star." Sidney Carroll's personality sketch of Lela
Rogers, mother of the glamorous film star. Ginger Rogers. Addi
tional chapters of the sketch, published first in the July issue of
Coronet, will appear Monday and Tuesday.
The article is of particular interest to Mail Tribune readers
as the Rogers Rogue River ranch is located only a few miles from
Medford.
Copyright, 1944, by Esquire, Inc.
819 N. Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
(Coronet, July 1944)
Ginger Rogers is a singer, a
dancer, a dramatic actress, and
the winner .of an Academy
Award. She has been a movie
star for 10 years, which is about
three times as long as the aver
age movie star's tenure of office.
She is, moreover, the only act
ress in Hollywood who can play
a 10-year-old girl and get away
with it. She has made a great
deal of money and will make a
great deal more for a long time
to come. She even owns a home
in the Hollywood hills, complete
with a soda fountain, for of such
is the Kingdom of Heaven,
movie style.
But do not assume that such
virtues always bring their own
rewards and that the only thing
responsible for Ginger's success
is her talent. She did not rise to
her present eminence simply be
cause she was endowed with
such abundant natural gifts. She
got there because she did what
her mother told her to do.
The world at large is well
aware of the chronological facts
in the life story of Ginger Rog
ers how she entered a Charles
ton contest and won it, and from
that humble beginning how she
advanced on Broadway and
Hollywood. The lesser known
side of the story is the fact that
Ginger Rogers has been chap
eroned every inch of the way by
a combination manager, coach,
writer, cook and dressmaker,
who also happens to be her
mother. Ginger's mother's name
is Lela, and Hollywood knows
It well. Hollywood also knows
that Ginger and Lela are insep
arable and that you can not
mention the daughter without
ringing in the mother in the
next breath. Hollywood knows
that immediately after the
daughter won the Academy
Award for her performance in
Kitty Foyle, the wise men of
M-G-M came to the mother and
laid 50 thousand dollars in her
lap. "We want to make the life
story of you and Ginger," they
told her. The gentlemen of
M-G-M were well aware of the
fact that the life story of Rogers
fille is synonymous with the
Life and Times oj Rogers mere.
Lela Rogers refused that offer
from M-G-M. She didn't think
It would be good for Ginger.
Lela Rogers is the paragon of
all stage mothers of song and
story because she possesses to an
Ideal degree all the things the
mother of an actress should
have. These qualities are (1) un
bounded faith in the daughter
(2) a shrewd business head (3)
iron nerves (4) colossal assur
ance (5) indestructible intestinal
fortitude. But she does not look
like the lay conception of the
stage mother, who is commonly
supposed to resemble a bloomer
girl from the Amazon country.
Lela Rogers, at 54, looks like
her daughter's elder sister. She
is small, blonde, chic. If you saw
the daughter in The Major and
the Minor you also saw the
Mother, for the blonde lady who
played the mother in that film
was Ginger's real mother. Al
though Lela Rogers is some
where on the sidelines of every
picture Ginger makes, The Ma
jor and the Minor was the only
one in which she made a per
sonal appearance. Her policy, by
and large, has been to stick to
the sidelines. She does not blush
there compjetely unseen, for
Lela Rogers is no shrinking
violet, but she has devoted the
last 20 years of her life to aim
ing the spotlight squarely at
Ginger. She is the perfect im
presario. When Ginger, at the age of
14, decided that she wanted to
go on the stage, her mother was
writing a column for a Fort
Worth paper, running a music
publishing house on the side and
managing a home. She dropped
all three when Ginger 'got foot
light fever and took to the open
road with her one remaining
asset a 14-year-old Charleston
champ who was going to earn
one hundred dollars a week. The
aga of what happened to them j
from that point on was precisely
what M-G-M was willing to pay
50 thousand dollars (as a down
payment )to put on celluloid.
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INVESTORS SYNDICATE
MINNtArOUt, MINNESOTA
FREDERICK W. SNOOK. Did. ReprtitnlatiT
P. O. Box 1221 T.I. 2512
Medford. Oregon
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rtAma&&a;;s t.-d
Lela Rogers
. In the beginning, Ginger sim
ply danced. It was Lela who sud
denly decided that Ginger could
also sing. Ginger herself was
flabbergasted by the idea, but
Mama knew best. Mama took
some of the popular songs of the
day and re-wrote them to suit
Ginger. She taught Ginger to
sing in a piping recitativo fash
ion that wasn't singing at all,
but when she finished her num
ber her audiences were hypno
tized into thinking that Ginger
was one hell of a vocalist.
Through all the vaudeville
days, Lela would sit in the audi
ence at every performance, mak
ing dozens and dozens of notes.
After each performance she
would lay the law down to the
orchestra leader, to the master
of ceremonies, then she would
confer with Ginger. After that,
Lela would write special dia
logue, and special gags, and she
would teach Ginger the small
gestures that are known in the
trade as "business." Each week,
for each new show. Ginger
would have a new dress. Store
bought dresses weren't good
enough for Ginger. Mama made
them herself.
' There were lean days for
them during the early vaude
ville era, but Ginger never knew
about them. Lela always insisted
that they stay at the best hotels
and eat the best steaks, even
when there were no vaudeville
Jobs. When their funds were
low, Lela had a reserve to draw
upon, for there was a thousand
dollars which she had saved for
Ginger's college education
which srfe drew from, rather
wistfully, whenever times were
bad.
(Continued Monday)
congeTpeeds
war surplus act
Washington, Aug. 19 (U.R)
After four days of hot debate,
the house was geared tonight for
passage not later than Tuesday
of legislation setting up machin
ery to govern disposal of sur
plus properties.
Meanwhile, the senate mili
tary affairs committee rushed
efforts to get a bill on the same
subject ready for floor action.
The senate bill is expected to
have committee approval by the
middle of next week, but lack of
agreement by both houses on all
details of the legislation may
cause delay in final congression
al action for at least another
week.
".Milk Run" Planes
Plaster Iwo Jima
Pearl Harbor, Aug. 19 (U.R)
Seventh air force liberators,
apparently beginning "milk run"
bombings of the Bonin and Vol
cano islands, less than 700 miles
from Tokyo, blasted buildings
and installations at Iwo Jima in
the volcanoes Wednesday, it was
announced today.
The Liberators took off for the
1300-mile round trip from bases
in the Marianas. The same day
fighters attacked Rota and Pagan
islands, bombing and strafing
gun positions and the air strip.
Disguised citizens of Massa
chusetts conducted the Boston
Tea Party in 1773.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
$ 15. 000 23 acres. 10 in orcharcT.
showing good returns. Irrigated, am
ple water, excellent soil, modern
buildings, wonderful view of valley,
price includes equipment and stock.
Owner selling account health. Carl
V. Tengwald, Realtor, Holly Thea
ter Bldg.
BICYCLE tires. Guaranteed. Sim.
Bros.
WE HAVE buyer for modern homei
and suburban properties. List your
property with us lor quick sales.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Realtor, Holly
Theater Bldg.
FOR SALE Seasoned 7-foot cedar
fence posts. See Carold J, Parker,
610 S. Central. Medford.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Irish Ter
rier with papers. Write Rt. 1, Box
433, Grants Pass, Ore.
EXCEPTIONAL BUYS!
Good west side urban home In
foothills Modern, lawns, shrubs,' a
lot of trees, automatic spring sys
tem, grand view, near good school.
Just the right number of acres for
country living. Ample for garden,
fruit, saddle horses, a few chickens,
a place for that tired business man
and priced to sell.
30 acres on Applcgate river, near
store and highway. All bottom land.
26 acres cultivated, all free soil, free
irrigation. Just the place for after
the war. $4200. 'a cash, balance ar
ranged. Exclusive.
21 acres, 6-room modern house,
grand view. Just off Old Stage road,
good district, good school. May be
subdivided. $5250. Exclusive.
5-room modern house, shower,
all redecorated inside and out. New
roof, an old house in new garb, near
school. Good street, 6hade trees.
$1260. Exclusive.
We have several stoflt ranches
and farms on the Applcgate and
Rogue rivers, ranging from $20,000
to better than $200,000. These places
are fully stocked and equipped.
THOMAS J. HIGHT,
Real Estate Broker.
200 Holly Theater Building.
WANTED Movable laundry trays.
Phone 6101.
FOR SALE Four ar five milch cows.
J. R. Winn, Trail, Ore. Ph. l-F-7.
BICYCLE saddlebags Just arrived.
Sims Bros.
FOR SALE Four-wheel trailer. 5 V7
ft. by 10 ft. rack; wood range, din
ing room table, also 3 does, 1 buck
rabbit. Ph. 5924. 1020 E. 11th.
FOR SALE About 14 acres, all in
clover and rye grass, fenced and
cross-fenced. Barn with 10 tons hay,
stanchions for 6 cows. Hen house,
woodshed and other outbuildings.
Quite large 5-room house and fruit
cellar. Water piped into house. lots
of shade. All buildings electric light
ed. All under irrigation. 2 cows. 2
heifers and 3 calves. All for $3200.
21 miles off Crater Lake high
way on Butte Falls road. Harry
Steele.
BICYCLE saddles. Below ceiling price.
Sims Bros.
SOMETHING new in real estate sell
ing. When you list your property
with our office your listing is im
mediately passed on to our asso
ciates in Medford, Ashland, Gold
Hill. Rogue Kiver and Grants Pass
thus you are assured of an active
sales organization that will exert
every effort to dispose of your resi
dential, farm or business property
quickly and efficiently. List your
property now with us. Carl Y. Teng
wald, Realtor, Holly Theater Bldg.
BICYCLE tires ore not rationed at
Sims Bros.
$8000
Very good suburban home with
three bedrooms, fireplace, furnace,
hardwood floors. Double garage,
lawn, shade, flowers. Five acres of
fine garden land with paid-up wa
ter right. This place is practically
new. lerms,
Also
$6900
Five acres garden land with free
Irrigation, fine running stream on
place. Eight-room modern home in
excellent condition, garage, chirk,
house, barn. Located on Little Butte
creeK.
Also
$3500
Very close-in modern home, four
rooms and bath, large lot with fruit,
shade, shrubs. Four-stall garage. Ex
cellent rental property.
AJBO
$4000
Very attractive modern home,
large living room with fireplace,
two bedrooms, batji with base tub,
pedestal lavatory, attractive kitchen,
breakfast nook, large garage, cor
ner K)l.
Also
$5700
Five acres, clover, alfalfa, 3'i
acres Irrigated, bal. subirrigated.
Five rooms, bath, fireplace, base
ment. Garage, barn, new chicken
house. All kinds of fruit, shade,
flowers. Medford citv water.
Elmer Herrted. Exclusive Agent,
Dial 3367 or call at
44 N. Riverside.
BICYCLE seats. Get one now at Sims
Bros.
FOR SALE 3-room home, one block
out of city limits. Not modern. Lot
50x150. Inquire 527 Beatty St.
NOW ready: Potatoes, tomatoes, corn,
beans, eggplant, peppers, etc. 1 mile
west Central Point. Blankenship.
ROOMS near park. 146 S Holly.
ti.r-ffl
A soldier oversea, get,
welcome assistance with
hit laundry, from a native
woman thankful for libera
tion. He contribute, the
oap. she, the primitive
technique. Here at home,
where our modern facilities
are ready to anume your
waihday prob.ems, your
laundry will come back to
you on schedule, at clean a,
modern sanitary laundry
methods can make it.
BUY WAR BONDS
WANTED Washing machine, any
Phone 3480.
WANTED 5 or 8-room house on west
side, close in, reasonable. Ph. 6525.
CABIN for rent, (6 per week. 22 Rose
avenue.
FOR SALE 4 cheap used trucks.
Medford Auto Wreck In . 1618 N.
Riverside.
FOR RENT Mod. small apt. and
sleeping rooms. Continual not wa
ter. Beautyrest mattresses. Well lo
cated for teachers. 1222 W. Main.
FOR SALE Regulation army officer's
shirt, size IS; gabardine trousers,
size 31-32; cap, size 7'; one Hopf
violin, new case, $18; two brand
new vanity sets. Phone 4175.
LOGGING truck insurance now avail
able. See Carl Y. Tengwald Insur
ance Agency, Holly Theater Bldg.
FOR SALE One acre Franquette wal
nuts (crop pays good interest on
investment), with 4-room house,
bath, citv water, near school, 4 miles
from Medford on paved highway.
$3500. Phone 5601.
WIRE bicvele "skets, pre-war qual
i'j. Sims Brett.
FOR SALE 95 young turkeys. 50
head vearling ewes. Pat Maloney.
Murphy, Ore. 0 miles on Missouri
Flat road.
WANTED A portable typewriter in
good condition and a wardrobe
trunk. Ph. 3701 after 7 p. m.
FOR RENT 2 -room and bath base
ment apartment. Private entrance.
Close in. Phone 4068.
BICYCLE saddlebags. Three sizes.
Sims Bros.
FOR SALE
Knox Out Fly Spray actually kills
will repel from one milking to
next.
Earwormicide treat your late
roasting ears and be free from
worm,.
Earwig Bait clean up these pests
bv a sure-fire method.
Government Wheat bring your
sacks.
Turkey Grower a real buy, $3 60
per cwt.
F. E. SAMSON COMPANY
Ff)R SALE By owner, 44 acres, Ir
rigated, modern 2-bedroom house,
fioultry houses, 350 pullets, outbuild
ngs, pressure system, family
orchard, stoves, feed, small tools in
cluded. $8,200. West side. l' miles
beyond city limits. Phone 6171 for
appointment.
FOR SALE Deep well pressure
pump, complete except for tank.
Call 243S.
' WANTED Man and wife for night
stocking iob in local food market.
Good salarv. Nice clean place to
work. Write P. O. Box 68, Medford
for interview.
Write P. O. Box 68, Medford for In
terview. CANNING peaches growers price. Pay
less market. 233 So. Riverside op
posite Firestone.
FOR SALE Oval quilting hoop, with
stand. 9 E. Jackson.
FOR SALE 3 deer rifles and shells.
.30- 30, $55, .23- 20 $35, .38 rifle $25.
McFadden. Loiter Lane.
SCREEN DOORS A good selection.
Minton? Building Supplies. Jackson
ville Highway. Phone 2454.
INSULATION Fnl-thick Rockwool
Batts. Call at Minton Building Sup
ply. Phone 2454.
BARGAINS Slightly used clothing
for whole family. 518 E. Main.
FOR SALE 5-room house, large
porch, garage, floor furnace, com
bination wood and gas range, elec
tric retrlgerator, electric washing
machine. Price $3,900. terms. Call
Sunday. Owner, 20 Tripp.
MOVING Padded van service for
vour convenience. Ph. 4664. City
Transfer & Storage, 38 So. Fir St.
3ioii from
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TOR SALE rine apartment house,
paved corner, close in. Apartments
lurn.fehcd. 7 loom unfurnished for
living ouariers. Furnace, basement.
Owner leaving says sell for $ii,i50.
See A. W. Flowers, 12th St. near
Front.
PAINTING Let us recommend a good
painter for your interior or exterior
paint needs. Sehorn first quality
paint. Minton Building Supply. Ph.
2-iM.
WANTED To rent by reliable Med
ford citizen, unfurnished house.
Two In family. Will pay six month
rent in advance. Phone 2756.
WANTED Experienced typist with
some shorthand ability. Perpinnent
position with local paper. Phone
4794 Sunday.
PACKING and crating by reliable, ex
perienced men, don't take chances.
Ph. 2888, Davis Transfer & Storage
Co.
FOR SALE Walker-Turner in.
press drill with General Electric
motor. Phone 4624.
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Daily care for children of work
ing mothers. Ages 2 to 6. Hours 7 a.
m. to 6 p. m. 22 Geneva. Ph. 2013.
WANTED Seed cleaning. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Our top service per
formed by men who actually know
seeds, coupled with best cleaning
equipment obtainable assures you
of seed which will bring you high
est possible prices. F. E. Samson Co.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Ph.
Jacksonville 363.
DREAM HOME 40-acres on Little
Applegate river, small creek, also
20 foot water falls, lovely wooded
park, finest garden land, 20 acres
can be cultivated and irrigated,
free water. On main road Newly
remodeled 5-room house. Fruit and
vegetable house, chicken house and
barn. Finest of fishing and hunting.
Gold mining also. Plenty fruit. $3,
500 If taken soon will include furni
ture. D. E. Millard. Ph. Trail 1805.
FOR RENT Downstairs furnished 4
room apartment. Frigidaire. oil fur
nace, electric washer. 518 So. Oak
dale. FOR RENT Furnished ?-l!l?droom up
stairs apartment. 17 Newtown St.
FOR RENT Furnished 2-bedroom up
ment, close in. Phone 7315,
TOR SALE ONE console model bat
tery radio, operates on 1 wet bat
tery. $25; one old style dining set,
squnre extension table, buffet and
5 chairs. $10; some dishes and misc.
articles. Rt. 1. Box 50, 13 miles
west of Central Point.
REPLACE your broken window glass.
New glass installed while vou wait.
MEDFORD MILL WORK CO.,
The Glass House.
Phone 4112. 10th and Grape.
FOR SALE! We always have a few
later model used cars on hand. See
us before you buy. Crater Lake
Motors.
WANTED Late model used cars.
Highest prices paid for good, clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors.
WANTED Man for tire service and
repair work. Excellent opportunity
to work up. Jennings Tire Co., 220
N. Riverside. Phone 3277.
WANTED Man for tire service. Jen
nings Tire Co., 229 N. Riverside.
Phone 3277.
FOR SALE Ortho Rodent Destroyer.
Kills rats. mice and gophers.
Faber's. 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
See
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
45 South Central.
A Pioneer Firm.
FOR SALE Fisher's Calf Meal or
Builder Pellets. Faber's, 34 S. River
side. Phone 4449.
FOR SALE lf32 Ford 2-door. excel
lent tires, car in good shape. Call
after 0 p. m., 125 Willamette. Phono
5727.
. CENTRAL PHONE
, FOR SALE Berry's Grill. 128 E.
. Main.
I .
FOR SALE Two Guernsey heifers,
two year olds, bred to registered
Durham bull. One freshen soon.
Box 356, Lozier Lane.
FOR SALE Bedstead, small wood
range, coils, hot water tank. Phone
38i8.
WANTED Hay and straw baling.
Everett Faber. Dial 4449.
MEN WANTED
DRY LUMBER HANDLERS
GREEN CHAIN PULLERS
SOUTHERN OREGON
SUGAR PINE CO.
WILL TRADE model A on '36 or '37
car or will pay cash. Phipps Serv
ice Station, Riverside and Jackson.
WANTED Three to ten acres, close
in Some irrigated and in clover.
Good improvements. Pay cash. Ph.
G4H7.
WANTED Girl for housework. Cnod
Medford home and working condi
tions. Phone 3338 or 3277.
FINE saddle horse. Stocking footed
light hnv. Well blooded cattle
horse, 8 yrs. old, 5125. Crater Lake
Hwy.. 2 miles north Reese Creek
bridge, at green gate.
WANTED To trade !00 equity and
nice 8-room homo on west side for
small home. Balance on my prop
erty mav be paid In reasonable
monthly 'payments. My home is in
a residential district 10 blocks from
citv center. Has 3 large bedrooms.
1 small bedroom, living room, din
ing room, kitchen, fireplace, hard
wood floors, excellent furnace, gar
age, excellent locution. Good income
property. la answering please give
descriptions si?e and location of
your property. Tribune Box 4534.
WANTED Woman to rare for 1-year-old
child in my apartment $50 per
month and board. Permanent posi
tion. Call 2 7 ;;..
FOR SALE "26 Chrvsler conch. finflx
20-ln. tires, $55. McFadden, Lozier
lane.
WANTED Local girls for permanent
position with well-established firm.
Experience necessary for steno-
Jrnphlc and secretarial position,
ribs also nvallnhle for typist and
gcncrnl orfice work. Write Tribune
Box, 4654 or phone 2161.
DEAFENED
Free Duratron hearing aid dem
onstration. At the Automobile Market,
6th and Bartlctt. Phone 3910.
Complete fitting, $50
FOR LEASE Desirablo business lo
cation. N. Central, lust off flth
street, lormerly occupied by Chris
tinn Center Inquire Scott V. Da
vis. Phone Eagle Point 31-F-5.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Gas.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3110 flth and Bartlctt.
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us.
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Sunday, August 20, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
UTAH COAL Summer prtca off car.
Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
DRY SLABS You haul them by tier
or lc. Medford Fuel, 1122 Si. Cen
tral. FOR SALE Expert seed cleaning. If
your seed crop is cleanable we can
clean it. We also buy seed crops
of all kinds. Monarch Seed & Feed
Co.
PLANER BLOX Big and clean. $5 30
per load. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
ATTENTION. PLEA HE I
LOOK THESE OVER.
Late model used cars, OPA prices.
Large supply fnmous Davton-Mc-Claren
tires. Bring In your certifi
cates. Fogllnhts. Prestone. Goodvear hat.
terlcs. Buy now while stock is avail
able. See at A. Z. "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontlao Dealer,
Richfield Station - Dial 2043.
6th and Grape. Buy More Bonds.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Siicrlals
during August on permanent. 120
N. Central. Phone tit4. j
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slabs.
freen, ti-tler load. $6 50 Medford
uel. Tel. 3111. 1122 N. Central.
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GARRISON BELTS Heavy leather.
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SILVER MILITARY RINGS
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