Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1950)
BIT MEDFORD (OREGON) MATL TRIBUNE Friday. March 10. 1950 ....AROUND HOLLYWOOD ly VIRGINIA MacPHERSON Unlt.d fnu Corr.ipoad.nl Hollywood, Mar. 10 U.R) Ev ery Hollywood actor should play a movie cowboy at least once a year, jimmy Stewart said today. The role keeps agent from getting neurotic. There's noth ing Tike a little game of cow boys and Indi ans to keep a movie profile from getting too b 1 2 for Virginia. i t s breeches, BhcPherw Stewart said. "It does something for an actor," drawled the lanky gent whose frame is custom-built for skin-tight blue Jeans. "You take off your tux or your British tweeds and crawl into a pair of chaps and a gun belt and . . . well ... all of a sudden some thing happens to you inside." Gives a guy that "Hopalong Cassidy" feeling, it does. And anybody knows there's nothing bettern n that. "I'm a sharpshootin' cowpoke in this," Stewart said on the set of his latest film. "Feel like I could lick the world." Stewart makes a very fine looking cowpoke. He is also a recent bridegroom, which might account for that top-of-the-world feeling. Good For A Man "No kidding," said the bride-groom-cowpoke. "Getting out on the open plains with a rifle and a western hat is good for a man. Sort of restores his balance be tween the everyday world of modern movies and the world of the sagebrush." Stewart thinks too many Hol lywood heroes turn up their Gre cian profiles at. rootin-'tootin' western roles, believing they're beneath the talents of a he-man lover. "Heck." said Stewart. "Those are the kind of guys I call the 'drawing room boys.' They've balanced a cup of tea on one knee and a blonde on the other so long they don't want to try anything else." Used to feel that way himself, he said. Then somebody talked him into a pasture operetta called "Destry Rides Again." The star in the other saddle in that one was a gorgeous cowgirl name of Marlene Dietrich. Uninhibited Actor "And I figured," Stewart shrugged, "if a gal like Mar lene could start chewing sage brush, there was no reason why I shouldn't have a fling at it. And by the time I'd finished, I was ready to walk into any Bev erly Hills drawing room in a iair of Levis and a 10-gallon mt. "I was an uninhibited actor at last!" Stewart said half the male population of Hollywood is itch ing to hope on the chuck wagon. For one thing, westerns are al ways cinch money-makers at the box-office. And then, again, there's always that lick-your-neurosis feeling. And this is the first time we ever suspected there were so many uninhibited actors around. Alleged Death Note Introduced At Trial Frankfurt, Germany, Mar. 10 (U.R) A note in which Mrs. Yvette Madsen allegedly wrotp that she was going to shoot her husband was read today at her murder trial. Mrs. Madsen, 22, a Brooklyn brunette, is on trial charged with shooting Lt. Andrew Mart sen, 32, a U. S. air force pilot, at their Frankfurt home October 20. Prosecutor Worth B. McCauley read into the trial record a my; lerious note, often mentioned in the case but never before made public. It was found in the Mad sen home after the fatal shoot ing which followed a drinking party at the home of a fellow officer. The note, which he said was written by Mrs. Madsen, said she intended to shoot her husband because he was going to "beat me up." Kidnaped Manila Man Released Unharmed Manila. P. I.. Mar. 10 (U.R) A kidnaped Manila businessman was released unharmed today af ter his family paid a $50,000 ransom. The victim. Vicente Araneta. president of the Ramie Develop ment corporation, identified his kidnapers as guerrillas who fought the Japanese during the war. He said they told him at first they were Hukbalahaps, communist-led dissident peasants who have been fighting the gov ernment since the end of the war. Later, however, he learned they were not, he said. 1 Uia Mull Tribune Want Ada DROPiUcoio WATERY MISERY fern iniiiiiiiiii 2 drops of Penetro Now Drop f in eacn noiiru reauce waiery flow, ioothe raw membranei. V Breathe easier this z-dropway, -gflrnr PENETRO NOSE DROPS Check Your Brand for All 4 Extras! YOU'LL FIND THEM IN CARSTAIRS fuvor BOUQUET SMOOTHNESS MILDNESS I I I I I I fSftXTKA FLAVOR $lXm BOUQUET 5f fXTM SMOOTHNESS EXTRA MILDNESS 415 QUART $2 PINT A i t.. CARSTAIRS TthltrSfilj MMIID UNHID The Man who Cares. . . says CARSHMRS White Seal TASTES BtST- cosrs less; Caritaln Broi. Distilling Co , Inc. Louuville, Ky. Blended WhiAev, 86.8 Proof, 72 Grain Neutral Spirits give now $AVE DOLLARS! - RIDE IN STYLE! - BEST BUY$! DririGAHl DAYS FOrt, USED GAR BUYERS! Want to Save Money' Just Check Over These.. - a 2 mmmm 1942 FORD 4-D00R SEDAN Heater, tailor-made ml 1 I f seat covers at a price tj r f I J you can't afford to pass up. 1948 FORD V2.TON PICKUP Powerful V-8 engine. O O ( ( I Looks and runs like I I BTNl If You're Looking For ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION You'll Find It Right Here On This List! 1949 Ghev. Convertible S1795 Radio, heater, white lidewalli, plastic tailor-made seat covers. The car you'd like to own 1949Chev.Frtline4-Dr.S1645 Radio, heater, very low mileage. Locally owned. Look this over. 1946 Buick Suoer Sdnet. S1295 ladio, heater, clean at a pin. Big car comfort for less. 1946 Mercury 4 Dr. Sdn. S895 Radio, heater. Top condition. 1941 Hash 4-Dr. Sedan $495 Heater, tailor-made seat covers New paint. 1941 Dodge Coupe S495 Heater. Completely reconditioned. 1941 Chev. Club Coupe S595 Radio, heater. Clean as a pin. 1941 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan - $495 Heater, new paint. Very clean. 1940 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan $345 Heater, tailor-made seat covers. Rut very good. 1940 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan -$395 Thii car li r.allr worth the money. 1940 Ford Club Coupe S395 Tailor-made seat covers, new paint. Mechanically perfect. 1940 Studebaker Champ. $245 2 DOOR SEDAN. Economy glut on thii on.. LOOK AT THESE BARNES BUYS! 1938 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan --S179 Radio, heater, new paint. This is a steal. 1937 Plvm. 4-Dr. Sedan $195 Very good condition. ' 1937 Mfiv. 2-Dr. Sedan $145 Runs like a top. Very clean. 1937 Pontic 2-0r. Sedan $125 Runs very good. All dolled up. 1937 Chev. 2-Dr. Sedan $125 Runs very good. Needs paint. 1937 Plymouth Coupe $95 Mechanically topi. Body 1 littl. rough. 1936 Ford 2-Dr Sedan S145 Runs like a top. Body solid. 1936 Ford i-nr. Sedan $125 This la really a buy. 1935 AM - Wlr. Sedan S69 This beats walking. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe $59 This will surprise you. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe $39 Pick up box. Look this one over. 1935 Willys Pickup $45 Check this one for economy and service. 940 Plym. 4-Dr. Sedan S395 Top condition In every respect. 940 Olds 4-Dr. Sedan ... $395 Radio, heater. Very good condition. 939 Plym. 4-Dr. Sedan -$295 ly. it Try it and buy it. 939 Olds Club Coupe - $375 Completely reconditioned Ready to go. 939 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan -$295 On. of Ford'i Boar for Leu. 939 Plym. 4-Dr. Sedan $245 Runs very good. THRIFTY BUYS TRUCKS and PICKUPS 949 Chev. V2T. Pickup $1295 Heater, 4-ipeed transmission. Like new. 948 ReoVATonTniek $1295 Equipped with Brown-Lipe transmission and flat bed. 547 Wav. ? Tnn Truck SI 285 2-speed axle, flat bed. Completely reconditioned and ready to go. 942 Ford Lo? Truck $795 Thii li a real buy for a short I09 haul. 938 fart Panel-. $295 Clean as a pin. New paint. 948 House Trailer '"$795 Completely equipped 18 ft. long. ONI Lraujc NINTH and BARTLETT MEDFORD iui 8) LET TELEPHONE 2-6115
