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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1944)
FIVE STARS HEAD CASI CRATER! THR!LLERTODAY "Mask of Dimitrios" Show ing Three Days; Twin Bill On Rialto Screen. Murder, international in trigue and espionage comprise the background for the new film opening today at the Cra terian. It's "The Mask of Dimi trios," and boasts a superlative cast, starring Sydney Green street, Zachary Scott, Faye Emerson, Peter Lorre and Vic tor Francen. Zachary Scott, a newcomer to the screen, plays the title role, while Greenstreet is seen as an unscrupulous Englishman and Peter Lorre as a Dutch writer of mystery stories. Faye Emer son supplies the love interest and Victor Francen plays the role of an international spy. An excellent supporting cast Includes Steven Geray, Edward Ciannelli, Kurt Katch, Mar Jorie Hoshelle, Georges Metaxa, Monte Blue and others. The screenplay was adapted from the Eric Ambler novel, "A Coffin for Dimitrios," by mys tery writer Frank Gruber. "Mr. Winkle Goes to War" and "Pardon My Ryhtem" are the two headline features on the Rialto's .screen starting today. Cooper On Stand Denies Wild Party South Bend, Ind.. Sept. 30 Jackie Cooper, 22 year old former film star, testified today that the July 22 hotel party, which resulted in his arrest on charges of contributing to the delinquency of two girl minors consisted of talking, dancing and moderate drinking by the made guests. The naval V-12 trainee at Notre Dame University held to a stary that he observed nothing immoral about the party and flatly denied that a 16 year old girl witness for the state saw Pauline Frederick, 19, co-defend ant with Cooper, lying nude on a bed. B BIGGEST Show Value in Town! m Nights Only Weekdays Start 6:45 CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY NOTE.;; The management cannot be respon sible for loss of sanity . . , due to this picture! . . , THEY'RE NUTS! THEY'RE LOOSEY! Here are Held- f Jaf apoppin' V1Vj? ranies .;- iL. I on ins loose in H .Playing "i" i Red 1 'yij Riding f Hood" n Wf& I k j JOHh'SOH )7 TODAY For Martha O'DRISCQU 3 BIG DAYS! ALSO MYSTERY MELODRAMA! WMftl f i ' i rv t 1 VI ' "CoHra Woman" Wednesday Hit 1 jrj..fsH.j.. . uhaTj Opening Wednesday for a sational tri-star team of Maria four day run at the Craterian, Montez, John Hall and Sabu is "Cobra Woman" in magnifi- with Edgar Barrier and Lon cent technicolor with that sen- Chaney. Joe E. Brown in Rialto Comecly June Havoc and Joe E. Brown in a romantic scene from their latest picture "Casonova In Burlesque" with Dale Evans. Playing as" the companion fea- ture at the Rialto starting Wed nesday is Hop.Along Cassidy in "Mystery Man", with Andy Cylde. T Holljvood, Sept. 30 (U.B-r Stately Actress Carole Landis has separated from her husband, Maj. Thomas C. Wallace, her studio announced tonight. Miss Landis, studio repre sentatives said, gave no reason for her break with the army air force officer and former Eagle squadron flier whom she mar ried in London, Jan. 5, 1943. She had met him while on a "Four Jills in a Jeep" enter tainment tour of American ar my and navy posts in the Euro pean and Mediterranean thea ters. The blond actress returned to the United States just two weeks ago after touring the South Pacific with an enter tainment troupe headed by Comedian Jack Benny. BRiCKER TO ViSIT BEDFORD ON TRIP of West Main and Grape street. Material for GOP party workers and others will be available and pamphlets and buttons will be on hand, Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini, Re- publican state committee woman said yesterday, and the head quarters will probably be open from 10 a. m. until 5 p. m. and occasionally in the evening. Col. O. L. Overmyer, chair man of the Dewey 50,001 club in Medford, has made plans to move headquarters into the GOP headquarters on West Main St. Republican members stated that the club is being enthusiastically received here. Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio, Republican vice presidential no minee, is scheduled to make a rear platform talk in Medford Oct. 13 enroute to California dur ing his four-week tour of the south, midwest and west begin ning Monday, according to word received here through Republi can sources. Local Republican committee activity includes opening of GOP headquarters Monday morning in the former West Side Pharmacy bitilding, corner Stock Ranches Farms Country Homes Our Specialty THOMAS J. HIGHT Broker 200 Holly Theater Uldf Dill S397 Oregon Lawyers Urged To Combat Prejudice Wave Astoria, Ore., Sept. 30 (U.R) J. F. Kilkenny of Pendleton, opening the 10th annual conven tion of the Oregon Bar Associa tion here, today appealed to lawyers of the state to combat the wave of intolerance and prejudice that "threatens to di vide the nation." . The House of Burgesses In Virginia was founded in 1619. Usa Mall Tribune Want Ads. Sorters and Place Packers Apply In Person at M CREEK ORCHARDS South Pacific Highway Medford -A V y' " - SAW X - M t CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY with SYDNEY GREENSTREET He hunted him from Capri to Cairo! ZACHARY SCOn -The man to watchl FAYE EMERSON Her kiss was mnre rianrnu thin hie tl -- "'" heii PETER LORRE His crimes are beautiful! VICTOR FRANCEN Money cannot pay all debts!. Showing 3 Days MICKEY WED TO Sudar, Oct. 1, 1944 MEDFOHD MAIL TBIBUKE PAGE SEVEfl friends by surprise, since they had speculated last June, when Rooney entered the army, that he might become reconciled with his former, wife, actress Hollywood, Sept. 30 (U.R) Mickey Rooney, the pint-sized picture star, was married in Birmingham, Ala., late today to Miss Betty Jane Rose, the Miss Birmingham of 1844 beauty contest winner, a telephone call to his mother advised tonight. The call said the marriage ceremony took place at the home of an army officer, a ma jor Riehcards. Robney's marriage took Ava Gardner. Cloaing time rnr Classified tda a. m. Too Late to Cla&alty, 12 30 p m PLANET JR. 4 H. P. Rubber Tired GARDEN TRACTORS AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, Inc. 213 So. Fir. Phone 6214 WANTED 50 USED CARS Medford's Larger! Buyer Pays Highest Cash Prices No Delays. "Ask the man who told on" HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. 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