Medford mail tribune., July 27, 1956, Image 22

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B EUGENE BUPNJ
Ranger-Naturali jf
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jt , iV:. . in moviri pick
r-l -d p.ke over 40 miles of
wi in ' Prmi-e Aihert N-
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p p-:t IwO ;.r.T:. ocpnn 'Pin-'
p"' ra ' re s iia'. e nn!'.' ''e lip.
aori: nr;e fif'iP'n of one octree.
Animals such as dogs. rat?.,
hens, tizers. elephar.t?. rior?e.
birris. rows, baboons. gorillas:
anH Hama. like man. fiffer
f'-r.m harripnmz nf the arerifs.
rc CsrbnM-14 rlaM'-;
: c:.iris. it i'las been asxrtamed
hfit clacial ice thousands of fert
taick buried the area where Mil
waukee Wisconsin, now stands
;ome 10.700 years azo. Thi.- was
the la't ice age to blank"', south
ern Canada and the Northern
S
Right or Le-ft Handed
The man killing Pnrf;;ie;e
man-of-war. a .iel! fish, can be
either right or left hanripri
Under the influence of wind, it
iias been found that the left
handed ieilyfisii move to the
ncht of the downward riirrrlion
of the wind and the risiit-hana-"tf
jelhfi.sh go to the hit. Tin;
movement in only one direction
with the wind apparently has
survival value: it prevents an
en'ire brood from washing no
on shore. Right and left hanrier;
arp shoijt equally divide .
The poison of the black wid
ow spider is 15 times more
powerful than rattlesnake ven
om but fortunately there is
very little of it.
In the ancient palace of King
Xestor of Pylos. Greece, a built
in bathtub, decorated inside and
out with painted patterns, has j
been unearthed. The bath wa-1
ter was carried away by a drain.
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CAR HOUSE WRECKER
Kalamazoo. Mich. 'U.R1
Owen Muncy exposed all when
he had a spat with his wife. The
angered Muncy drove his car in
his five-room house three times,
smashing in two walls and leav
ing the living room, a bedroom
and the kitchen exposed.
TRADE-IN ALL0WANC!
Deai Hne Sunday Clarified is at
nn,.n Saturda v; 10 a m Monday for
Monday, other dan 5 30 previous day
"SLirulW iST
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m 21 N. Centra!
WBPWBraj ' -r -TTT-i i il i 1
h " f . h ve;
;a:.ed in canvas
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u, , v..v-r. V. i-n they were
-oat cold. ' f fivi were bedded
d r.- n in chipr-cd ice in wooden
containers then taken to
thfsr re-..- iio.,,'-s Doing this
!,.;-.! i o-;i 'o a minimum an-l
Ho
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t 4LINE MOSBY
Jrwojoi rvta Crrcjpondenl
asanas ac a ""w hn'i-
jcv-ik9 xm irn. I'li-v n h
fOKM n oU'n ..-t.ir- in-
frs m w a reoli.tlon. In
m, tbito-fr-ta,. iiwum ii'iiKwoort
dSxx t$X0 fccaa wtiiiB the rhantr.
li Koard :u What is
t! c 3 0 c ol tt3 Bivie business'1 .
):i.ln.;rv i-fOtoC 6 o.tp that a
. vrar pra
t: 3' s.r.v film
! i aters as ton
ring in the en
tertanutl e n t
oi irl is d raw
ing to a close
Tins y ear
Hollywood i
Sar.ibling i t s
future on a
Jtaote Jshr rash of epic
Oiftures that costs nearly $50.-
nno.ooo.
SVnirs a-Cn't the only victim
of the shoes Ci.vne.ss revolution.
The big rfrvviitrs re folding:
b,g n'gntclbrw w fading and
D O" iiO CS fuct cept in New
?o B 81 Jis Veai Nov.
Ti'lC- ".to taa not lie th"
nruvff t-oo o Sn loloci -t-. o-.
t'-f pi.l'-TII ,$ fl nOriCiil! j-.fP S
c'!i:i;i - in;, o Q.-tivi!:- f-n
i'-iri aroijn.9 autountoilr.
Itackyard liar'ueci,, the do-it-ji'iit.-rlf
movrmnt and TV set.
V.'l ate'er h rt"3ons. revolu
tion signs in the movie industry
have been increasing.
Warner Bros, sold its backlog
of films to television. When tra
ditional MGM recently announc
ed it would rent its old films to
TV including "Thp Wi.-ard f
Oz-' theater iiibi'',rs oh
.iert"ri and eve x - MGM-ite
Clark Gable complained.
Net Profiti tp
Net profilo a" ti e big movi"
studios hac dropped, some a.--much
as 40 yo cent.
M"st f-:o-ac:s think the
trend will fta tr-.'.arri the releas
of frueo p. Close j ear. most oi
'hem s jju'h.i' epics. Many
O:? 6o tcoe y independent
pjtt3;iC'8 I'h'nit studio over
tie 8 no on: aout. while the
e'ud CT--e -i.o'e on TV films
max ics o on t
ti-c tlicatcio. "
v. riat
at to
(Vimn
Oiltl'.
pun ,
inn -a
n ri "
C3r o:v multi-miUion-gi,i:or
p;ir.8 a' heing released
thfl't 8 0'iy t nr: in hi-tory. As
one produce s.r.s, -If tlms"
o on t -pl them into
g will."
Manv fi'.Si n-.gers f--rl the
f.itc (f ilol!o, hmgcs on
happens to these pictures
p lioxoifif-r ''Tip Ten
umrinie-i: " -cos: SlTl.fliW
-War a-id rra-e'' i"ti,lllil
"lie Kii'c and I" iS4.3fli..
'M.'h Dick" I'M.. "fll.. OOHi
f.i;;::1 i ,nnn nnfi
So f,ir. ti-c picture th.it have
been released are doing well
Rut whc'h.er .iie trennendous in
vestmoni will pay off in the Ion :
run won t be known until the
f.tiai re'urns are r:
Many Theaters to Close
Howcer. observers d-c-.
lill! K ' " VC ol ; i! loll
in; ;;no-
I'm f : e year.-.
ti e un turn's 1(1. linn root le ihea-
-4 '( ri'-u c u-s a:-ri - on"
"h.i:c!'"r,- t:'i ri'.' uicile 'o u
Pun. Xe-c l- ''eaters w::!
how s:.-.'! i . .: :. ..--al epics and
"ad:.!:" tut.-ies u-uuus a pro
duction code seal i that can t
he sctui on te faiv.ily TV set.
Pay-TV pp. ay mean top movies
at home.
A top ri.rrc'or. John Huston.
oPv Dick." re
. "I'm not pessi
t hat dft'n t see
us; bae hern
1 u;,o I p-priiC'p'i
:d - akp le-s pir
w e-p sore a
lid
r p
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( in-
of
old
1-IS
1
t an a erage
to 20 pictures a
UK Pec; :" w ho say thev can't
: :; kc p;..-a' big budgets
will ci ":-;:- tune. Within
t o cars wc il he getting man"
S!uor"."un p.. cures And ::
t':. p. riot s i t h ippen -- - v' e nia-.
a- wr'i. S" O u- a-'d S'JH worK-
tr:g lor telev.s.-.-n."
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