NEWSPAPERS: Grieve Orchestra, Jackson County, Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Monday, 22 Jun 1931, p. 5

GRIEVE ORCHESTRA AT CRATE TONIGHT

Fox Craterian theater offers a novel feature tonight at 8:30 when they will
start a series of Monday night broadcasts from the stage of the Fox
Craterian by remote control to radio station KMED.

Earle Davis, Medford's popular entertainer will act as master of ceremonies
and will introduce all the talent. Jim Grieve's "Prospectors" will be
featured tonight. The personnel of the orchestra is: Frank Stinson, violin;
Wyatt Clark, guitar soloist; Dewey Hill, piano, and Jim Grieve, accordion.
There will be other entertainers.

Special efforts are being expended to make the Craterian amateurs
opportunity broadcast feature one of the most novel and entertaining
features on the program, bringing before the public the finest talent of
Medford and Rogue River valley. Music, novelty and comedy will be the order
of the day.