GINGER RETURNS
IN TECHNICOLOR
HIT HERETODAY
Ray Milland, Warner Baxter,
Support Star "Naughty
Marietta" at Rialto.
Medford's "neighbor," Ginger
Sogers and Ray Milland, who
haven't been seen on the screen
together since their hilarious
comedy, "The Major and the
Minor," have been reunited by
Paramount for one of its biggest
productions of this or any other
year ' Lady in the Dark,"
Based upon the play by Moss
Hart, with music by Kurt Weill
and lyrics by Ira Gershwin, the
film version of "Lady in the
Dark," is said to surpass in vis
ual beauty its stage sister, and
to provide for the talented Gin
ger and Milland another sure
fire hit. Filmed in glorious tech
nicolor, the story of the woman
editor of a magazine whose re
pressions almost wreck her life,
is told against a background of
dreams brought to life when
Ginger, who plays the woman,
is induced to visit a psycho
analyst. "Lady in the Dark"
opens today at the Craterian
theatre.
"Lady m the Dark" was pro
duced and directed by Mitchell
Leisen whose past hits have
proved him one of Hollywood's
top picture-makers. According to
those who have seen the picture,
cult production assignment is a
masterful job.
Departing from the usual
twin-bill programs at the Rialto
the single musical feature
"Naughty Marietta" will hold
the spotlight.
TOP a TV UIT
Las Vegas, Nev., Jan. 13 OJ.R)
Senatorial ratification of a pro
posed water treaty with Mexico
was vehmently opposed today in
a resolution adopted at the clos
ing session of the Colorado river
water users conference.
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ROLAND YOUNS
HILARY BROOKE
"My Pal Wolf" Here Wednesday
no yy"
"My Pal Wolf," poignant
drama which co-stars Sharyn
Moffett and "Grey Shadow"
comes to the Craterian theater
Wednesday. Cast with this team
are Una. O'Connor and Jill Es
mond, playing respectively a
kindly if shiftless cook and a
stern, unimaginative governess.
The picture is hailed as one of
the finest films of the year.
MASTER MAGICIAN
AT HIGH SCHOOL
TUESDAY EVENING
Thrills and plenty of fun are
promised when the Great yirgil,
world famous magician and illu
sionist, with his skilled company
of demons, ghosts and goblins,
brings his show of a thousand
wonders to the stage of the Sen
ior high school auditorium Tues
day, at 8 p. m.
The Great Virgil, considered
the fastest and most mystifying
magician on tour today, presents
as many as nine baffling mys
teries in the course of three
minutes.
Much Equipment
Starting with such feats as
snatching live birds and bowls
of fire and water out of thin
air, the Great Virgil goes swift
ly into the more sensational ef
fects of Death on the Guillotine,
the dissolving of the bodies of
two human beings, Chinese
opium den mystery, weird ex
ecution on Mars, and dozens of
others using tons of elaborate
equipment that will tax the ca
pacity of the stage.
Illusions and feats of magic
follow In such rapid succession
that the entire auditorium seems
transformed into a veritable
fairyland during the entire eve
ning.
Julie, the Great Virgil's lead
ing lady and heralded as Ameri
ca's sweetheart of magic, will
present two outstanding acts
during the performance. The
first a beautiful act of art and
the second her strange demon
stration of human television
which has puzzled scientists and
doctors all over America.
Special Scenery
Several special changes of
scenery, dozens of beautiful cos
tumes, special music and light
ing effects, birds and animals
and magic galore will be used
during the presentation of this
mystery production.
All proceeds from the produc
tion will go directly to the new
visual education department of
Medford senior high. Tickets are
on sale at the auditorium box
office located at the Chamber
of Commerce. Early reservations
are urged in order to insure a
good location as all seats will
be reserved.
Noted Dead
Los Angeles, Jan. 13CU.R)
Herbert Roderick MacMillan, 88,
vice-president and general coun
sel of the MacMillan Petroleum
Corp. for 21 years and for many
years a prominent attorney in
California, Utah and Nevada,
died at his home here today.
Death was attributed to coronary
thrombosis. aMcMillan had been
ill for the last three months.
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from the Fort Fairfield column
of a Bangor newspaper:
' "Tip to anyone who may be
contemplating a burglary along
Fort Fairfield's Main St.: The
best time to pull such a stunt is
between four and six o'clock in
the morning, because the night
officer goes to bed at four and
you will probably be the 'only
person around at that hour of
the clock. Take your time. too.
because the day man doesn't re
port on duty until 7S0."
Closing time for Sunday Too Late
w vuwif aou aacuraay afternoon
Please remember
Benny Goodman In Rialto Hit
of
Benny Goodman. "King
Swing," and his orchestra "give"
with a solid story of the life and
loves of a million-dollar band in
"Sweet and Low-Do wn," a musi
cal hit opening Wednesday at
the Rialto. Also starred in the
picture are Lynn Barl, Jack
Oakie and Linda Darnell. Play
ing as the companion attraction
on Rialto's twin bill.Charles Star
rest provides the thrills in "Sad
dle Leather Law,"
SPECIAL BUFFET
SUPPER AT U.S.O.
A special buffet supper will
be served by Pocahontas ladies
Sunday at 5 o'clock at the Riv
erside USO, fololwed by an fa
formal evening of music and
games. Other activities Sunday
at the service men's center in
clude the Sunday morning Java
session at 9:30 a. m. and a Twi
light sing at 4:30 p. m.
A special dance is planned
for Friday night with an orches-
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cheerfully refunded. Get bottle to
day at WESTERN THRIFT.
Today for 3 Days!
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graph records, the program
chairman announced.
A dance is scheduled aiss for
Monday night at 8 p. m, Tues
day night is game night with
bridge and pinochle, and Wed
nesday a bingo game will be
conducted by Biii Blading.
NO FROZEN PIPES
Plumbing tieups. even in the
sub-zero temperatures of the
Northwest, can be prevented by
electric beating cable.
EAGLE PT. CHEESE
PLANT WILL OPEN
Sunday, Jan. 14. IMS
MEDFORD MAIL TMBTJSE HU
in Syracuse, N. Y., when she per
suaded him to stay one more day
even though it meant hissing
his plane.
The plane young Lowe was
scheduled to take crashed at
Btrrbanic last Wednesday carry
ing its crew and 23 military pas.
sengers to their deaths.
Closing time for S2ftQa? Too Leg
to Claarfy 53f Sirurdt? afternoon
Please remember
The Eagle Point cheese fac
tory, recently acquired by the
Christ's Church ef the Golden;
Rule, will start operations soon ;
on a smalt scale, according to j
L. M. Hagier, general manager,
ot the organization's holdings.'
Milking of 350 dairy cows will ;
begin sgsut April I, when the:
cheese factory is expected to op- j
erate on a large basis. j
The organization several;
months ago acquired the large
Hartley ranch on Butte Creek,
and in the past ten days have
purchased other farms in the
same area, Nagler says.
Arrival of workers and fam
ilies, many living in Eagle Point
at present, has increased the at
tendance at the Eagle Point
school more than 80 pupils,
county officials reported. ,
Plea of Sweetheart
Saves Sailor life
San Diego. Jan, 13 &SB
Here's one sailor who was really
lucky in love.
A delay of one day to linger
with his sweetheart meant the
different between life and death
for Robert Lowe, F3C of San
Diego.
The 21-year-old sailor vet
eran of .action at Saipan and
Leyte, was visiting his fiancee
beautiful
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