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Tells Story of oh'n the Bapt tldt tutti the Dancing
irl—Dec' ares Disbelief in: Bible Booth
ui-t the Bible But It May. Ilattln thi
Soul—Draw Modern Comparislins
“Any kind of u belitf‘ is good
‘if‘ilnlixh to sin by. Some s'ny: ‘1 (font
believe in l‘léIlJIYou don't hate to' go
there. Some don‘t belltvolin the
liible. 'Thtit doesn't hurt the Bible
nny. Your belief may damn yOur
soul, 'btlt. it's not going to rehange
facts. The. only time your belief is
worth anything is when it harmon-
izes'with the truth. " .
Dr: AnderlIon lruil‘edl those cold
facts at on ludlenco which till (1
the largo Tabernacle in W‘est are-
nue. l :
In his strinon Dr. IAnderson de-
.seilbetdI I'nlth all lilo witchery.of
description. of which ho is master.
the life of Herod from the time
he' first met John tho Baptist and
invited him to his home. tlirotiglrthe
events that followed including the
slant royal banquet and the. dance
of Salome, which ended so tragic'el.
ly in the killing of .lo' theBnptisi.
to the. news of the 11 vol 0f Jesus
on the. iller bank and thd'acCOm-
panyini; fright of Herod: ‘ who
thought Him John the Bttptlst,.risen
from ‘the dead.
Dr. Andéisohs Bf‘l‘mOi'l follows:
Dr. Anderson lettd to; could
\\ ll. \Tx FOLLOWED THE DANCE.
Text: “It is John whom I'llelif‘nd-
ed: He. is risen front the dead."—
Mnrk 0:16.
The royiil palace was ablazeleth
light. for‘Klili; I‘lerod was iceleli'rul-
ing his birthday. The Idoorwnye
werenjar in invitation tounrcstrlcl-
ed row]. The air \ibrated with mu-
sic ahd “as lodcncd with sweet odors
arisingI from fountains of. perfume.
Men lil'lll women .hrrnycd in richly
embroidered robes, josllod one on-
otherifronl room to room and
throtl b‘ the pillttrcd. corridors came
the: chestrai music. with the wild
suite 5 of idiotic drunken laughter.
so only the attenlitm of the poo.
plo “I. re. attracted .bv npplauso coin-
ihg fldm an oped doorway. who're
sloodli: young princess erSsgd‘ as a
done $.31” Tho croWd printed to
make om for her adiande 'to the
king‘s hrone. Her httir- wds ins the
tangle midnight, beneath-which her
eyes :4 one like twin stat-s. Iier
chceiIl's‘. were ubioom with roses and
upon li‘ltr lips lingered the rich color
of Ita'lllin wines. Her every gesturé
was 'a poem as she swayed to and
fro do the. mystic. dance 'of the 01'-
lent. The audience was breathless
(18 she finished her dance arid. bow-
ing bolero the kings throne extend.
ed liei {envied fingers for his kiss of
uppioxal.
Herod was amazed. Noyer before
had a king been honored by hating
one of royal blood dance for the en-
tertnlning of his guests. We impulse
was to reward her but wher could
he find a gift of stiflicicnt .wOrth.
ills half drunken brain refused to
think clearly, but moments were pre-
thllIS and he must say something.
Bidding the princess arise. he bade
her choose a gift even to the half
of hisI kingdom.
A Thrilling Moment.
(What an opportunity for the girl.
There was not one guest. however
dissolule. who did not wish the
young woman to make a good deci-
sion. 'Iho only cxil- wishers for the
south: people are. thOso engaged in
com'ineitlnlized sins and amuse-
ments. That is the gang that every
father and mother. as well as every
lorer of good society, must watch
with eagle eye. '
Young folks, you have no idea
how eager the men and.women of
this audience are for you‘ to make
wise choice and in this crusade
which. to many of you. is the sus
premo moment of decisidnld take
your stand for Christ 'znnd His
Kinngm. Ybu think that no one.
observes you but .you are known and
watched and your conduct in school
is determining your future. Men
and women who will ‘gladly'assist
‘you in days to come areIwatching
you tonight to see if ydu .make
good and are worthy of their inter-4
est and support.
Ewry eye was I‘l\ll(‘d upon the
princuss as they awaited her de-
cision. and'behold the disappoint-
ment when. with a. silly grin on her
face; slic’said: "Gii‘e’me'here John
the Baptisl's head on a charger."
You cannot expect much from a
girl when her mother trains her]
feet at the expensoIof her head:
There was never a larger per cent
of girls going wrong and nine times
out of ten,thero is someone in .the
when a mother
teaches her child that dancing in-
stead of culture of't'h'enit and it'rq'iIn
is the way to win'ones wey's d
when a mother 10 l tthrustr ihr
daughter out amid th 'reieiv leek;
m with no npptral‘ to n 'oI'xcept.‘ a.
commons one. that girl s going. to
be a sad disuppoi'ntm II the
1‘
world.
A death- -Ihushvt 11,10" tile. as-
senibllig'c. he it his girhed‘none
1 less brilliantlyi and nine » flur-
l ndln I last node of {trilrirthrih
ilant co 01:13” L's but Herod 'stbddm'dle
and itstolin'd ed Ill e que sluiill ll'ed by
a hedw blow. -‘ helmet t’IA mIst-
ter'? 1t~.wss not ins t on t'ltIf
murder, for he hhd reicllell tIhl's
throne on the prostrate forms IoIt'
-lhoso whom he had again. H‘s Iwa‘s
stunned by the m'en‘li hingzofI ith‘at
nanrcL-J'ohn tho I'lIsptist. .
Some iilontlis boioio.- all Glilll'ee
and JudEa were astonillibdsut‘ tlIibl
fearlc'ss pr'eachlng 'of o.‘ grelt ril'g-
god stalwart 9011 01.1119 \tllld rncss.
lie one ii man with u rm gIrlp oil
God and therefore «list not afraid
of the combined ferc‘es. of earth and
lit‘ll.‘ I: t .. Ll ‘
The church is often 131 deIr'to not
poor ridiculous in the: ‘. 6t iInenf
because of the cow‘ar'dly ttit dc aa-
hunted by the men of hureh
iou cannot get them to some upon-
“ linportahti coiriniitteg.'-‘ltlrey will“ mgm’ is what a man blames his wife-
not march with a “up of tnén in
n‘ religious procession;l_ they stand
hesitant w‘iien asked to. t In their
stand f0r Jesus Christ bocdupc't'they
tlienlselies haten’t a‘ clellr girl on
God. When‘cier s mop dels‘ 1t lzrlb
on God he theis hltt wli‘ht any man
or any draup of inert mayday.- Tho
stréc't- cdrncr loafers, lpuhgedlt-
lords. and cigars ' fie cowto 11 ef-
fect onu- thosc‘nl 0 db not know
God. John enme- With a: clear \ls-
ion of God and the deed of. nigh and
he pr'oached “llli i an yr stir tncss
ihiit thrilled tlielwltolef c till
The world says .thzt’. if y‘eu filth:
the sin of your de11 oIlrie city, tho
you are knockin'g \‘Oui‘IJ'Oufl tbwn.
That is not rue. _‘i‘ilelonly hillli'w ho
is u loyal citizen is‘the one \{ho tfor
olho stills of Gdtlyaml the iii-owing
generation condtnin the sins. .lhnt
bring on lht to :chdl‘ftctcr s‘ hea-
tructiOn 0 homes. And 0,7:ch dittn
who hits a firm died; .3100. on God
will do it with Itlie niliiiulliilth 'of
John bri the r-ivér' nank‘. Men
Kids Herod liked it and int lifted the
preacher so lhftt he Inslte hlln 16
come home and the with mm in
the palace. - . '
Guest of the King.
Lemlng his hunible fare of' locusts
and wild honey. tho gretit preacher
became an honortd guest at the
kings table. ’l‘he' best hours of no.
iod's life were those pent in the
month with John til. Bulit{st- dis.
cussingihc thinks perlaltIilns 'dIod.
But he who prohohed- Jlistlco oh
the river bunk must prctlch right-
eousness in the klhk‘s phllc'e. '80
n hen John int imprint new no sli-
tlng onIItho throne befiide It' eruler.
ho exclaimed: .
"it is' not lawful torso?
her." From their on, ih
plotted his destruttion l'thd with this
in mind she had trained iler: dough;
for to dance. Iio turned ubbutls'egk‘.
the a Way out but his drt'inltcn lit-oi
refused to aid hint afid Ilielpleisiy he
gene. the. orI-dcr for ‘the Ipropliet's
death. in a, few 'mlhut'ta‘ the hidden
girl receh ed a charger of lipid upbii
which rested the blo'0d~ stdi'nld head
of John.
Weeks passed. The 'l'l'g his of fes-
tivity had gone, out an the. I'glddy
girl had sought other fl ids of ton-
quest. but the mil woolen was \et
beside him on- the throne. Messen-
gers came running to Illn'eelj befme
the throne and report the coming of
a new religious leader. who with now
beginning to stir thtl nation with his
annual of uncompromising'goodness.
Leaping t‘o his feet, Herod exdlhlm-
ed: a -
“I know who it ls:1I it is John the.
Baptist wlmm I 'behchdcd He is
risen from the dead." ' 'l ‘
. 1 want you to behold this startled
king as he stands teriIo -siniltcn at
the repett of the Mess h. rind see
how. in the presence ofI Christ on
unbelief 11nd misbélief g'o ddwn in
defeat. 1r .akes .a) in; difference
what‘s man believes. flies-ever ‘sin-
cere he may be. lieiod was a Sad-
ducee. and the insulin; tIlii-et‘ai that
faith was that there colild -he no
resurrection from death. In this be.
lief Herod was fixed and! if he and.
John eier differed in argument. it
was likely on‘this. as Iferbd‘firmly.
asserted "there can «be. no 'resurreCa
tion of the dead. " But when Jesus
comes his old tcaohlnssI and dogma.
are thrown to the windl andI hcferlesI
to ilnye
women .
tints "I't ll John the Bsiitlh'whom
in needs. “its is risen from the
I“ . l~ "
‘. . Believe in item 1‘
Any tIhtoIi‘y is deep enough to sl
0.1.; 'u- shy: “I do not bélleve i
lieil"—-— do :do not hthe to btllove in
hell to. 0 there. Ydu say:' :“I do
not lieliele that Jesus is the 8011, of
God"—y0t'x do th h‘vle to believe. in
tires s to ill '3. life of sin. dishonesty“
or i ‘nui‘ltyu‘t‘ou Im'eylil liws whqt
t'oli'i lt‘so‘; out: theI bled: out
tnIt o urbh ubI in Chril't.lnbout odl
'tbopt h $0817.31 ah‘o'ut hell and about
the .vlsst' et'e'rnlty ‘tOWflTd'Wthli you
are: Ilolii‘neytnk..and while you are
living ybu'rI. sinful life your I‘theory
may ‘-.lie .‘a wonder-tuitco'nifort and
bongo let; ".to I.your \mind. :YIo‘ur
thé'bry in not an undeniable to
dedd'eni chnsci'en'qe'; . and you; may bd
perfectly‘ amines with our; theory.
IiI'tIitI-I1 i! y'thlilfe;
flil’lfl" y'our‘ beliefs aside all thoush
thdy were filthy‘ rags and face things
as I‘ttiey tii'c. “‘I'llhere isrno icsurrec-
lior'i. "India the king. when he mur-
get-ltd 'John "but when Christ comes
rid contcienco iIs' aWakened he crle's
0:111" "John the Baptist is risen' from
‘Ih dcntl."
lleholll' this terror smitten King
rid steo how the coming of Christ
destroys all arguments about: being
the \lcih‘ii : of o'ii\‘.iionnienli The
small: boy'wh‘eIu asked what the. dif-
fer'ehce b'etlve'sn heredity aild eti-
virIo‘nn'ient responded: .
PHeretlity is 'whnt a men bIlamcIs
his futhtli and Iniothcr for: PnlIirlHl'v
tind‘. children for.’ 1..
If anyone could haie exculIled his
conduct ion the ground of being a
\lctin'i of circumstances Herod was
the' mono Herod could llaIvIe ex-
missed .his lsleed on the pyramid that‘
the' yound‘g‘lil‘ had taken 11 vantage
and abuséd his generous 0 er.
could new shirt that he was l .the
Mouth of unavoidable circumst'a'nc'es
aIno that l3fipnbiic opinion was strainer
lili illso had the nt‘gument
than no land been drinking and that.
no: drudkéh man should be held' re-
slrbhsibitn. .
HimsellI 'Ilp Bionic.- '
in the Ili he of .111 these lacis ho
c0010 ‘lisxle insisted that he, was-noti-
to bltilllb.’l but it on Jesus 0'9an and
his conscl not: w s awekehe'd he for-
gnt'I all aliOut nil enyirbnmenl. 'rnc
it'tiillutitliliil crowd. the. (landing girl,
the boltiilt dine. and dr-unllen rat-er
floodt irgig _hll \‘.islon and no shit
ntniséii no Its the alitltOr tot tut
brittle. ‘lt‘ is Johh th'é Ilaptidt
Mom 1 h'tlimletil'n ntfi. “wiltni t'lic)
compo led me ahead.” tier
"whom the ‘liehea'ded.’,' but "whom
I tithesdéd" Down deep “in his
hlarl M know thht neither the
schehiin woman. the silly It‘ll!“
the rerelers were reepodsll'tle. He
could have soul: "N0. little Iirl;
thh lhc Bhptlst out not be battens.
ed. this stoning. so run nwey are fast
as youcln to mentors and tell her
to train your head .and basil more
and your-I feel less." lie could h’iive
sto'o‘d litanle presence of the mph i-
tudla an ldefendcti his true and
trusted Ifrld'nd lie know that there
m no Newer on earth to make a
king perform such a dead And like
it than he admitted it: "It is John
whom.‘i beheaded. "
No honest men can excuse his
ions on the mound that. he Got in
thetwroug croonnnd. that they
compelled him to go‘ . wrong. for
no one- siIhs unless he 'whnts to.
Ten cannot sin untll~you to; the
tonsent tif your Will to do “rout.
The pressure brought to. beer. mil.
be beam dud hard to resist and
for that reason a man, ould avoid
cv'ii nesoclstos. Manner duet held.
the. drunken re\el the wdnlon "\(thJ
on ebuld “iiot‘httie iiilido: her infam-
ous demand. ;
'l‘en'tptations seVeie cnofi'gh' will
come: upbiddenI to the btsIttof us.
and it is useless to go to the sales
or htli tolimite their attack. While
liils' is true. '110 crowd not gahk 'of
demons can compel a man to sin-
I'ngninstI ills will A man sins for omv.
'onc rca‘stin. he wants to sin and
sa'y:tl "NYes.’ instead of "110‘" to the
lenrpter. A boy or girl comes home
anti says. 3' ”I know that I went co'n-
tiary to your teachings and did that
\\ huh was contrary to your reducer
but I «at. with the crowd and cIo'uia-
h't help iiiyseIlI._f" Do you mean to
say that they picked you up bodily
hnd though you 'oit' and scratched
and pulled hair..theyI oyerp‘oweres
you? You know better. If you‘ sin-
nch it was because you lean ed [0 '
sin. more than you wanted to, do
right. Why" 'not. be lionést Iabout it'
l'xe known a husband to could
homegat night from a club where‘
'white. mule" had been holding gall
cndurai’ice test. and say: ' ~
~ “Darlihg wife. I did not “'nn't to
drink but the crowd combine;
me." . . . ’
is ‘not right with God
our our will come whenl you Will‘
‘Thei‘e is room
Tonight 5 Radio Pr grant
Do you mean to say that min
were tied hand and foot yd flogged
until you were too weal: dr sol dew
than. and then they stoodryou up in
In corner put s tunnel in your. mouth.
and poured down your. throil'tla
litinltl“ strong“ enough to| take the
entertaining olt a. water spouth.
‘.' Cllqndo in hemp-rs .
Behold how lite‘ coin‘in'z of Christ
ute things. in Ithelrirlght ie‘iotlo'ns.
'el'otl was king. living in a pulses,
hav'lng soldiers to. defend and iter-
tents to obey hltn. He had wealth.
power and glory.I for back at him
Was the glory of Theme: yet ‘in the
presence of IChrist how insignificant
these t‘Ihing's beeome.‘ Y0u may
‘ehéose' any- objective. wealth,‘ honor,
Plousure' or pow", but the factlre-
,nlsins that the most important} of
all ninuttere is the salvationmf on01~
soul. Napoleon isuxhinlly remdrk-
dd th'at .Go‘d was on the side of- ItiIie
lergcst' army. "but: on rat. Helen's.
stripped: of 'all‘ ehr'tbly :10er and
glory Ihe do‘ci‘sied by- the immortal
words that: the spiritual win first:
"Caesar, Charlemagne: and I‘ have
founded empires, we rounded them
upon force and they have perished.
‘Llesus Christ formedIun empire. of
love and today there are thousands
ready to die for him." Put first
things first. “Seek ye first the king-
door of God. and His righteousness
and all these things she. be added "
Behold in this frightened king the
fact there is no earthly power or
wealth that prevents punishment for
sin. Bo'not deceived. Church mem-
bership will not shield you from the
dIohscquenc-es of a double life.
Wealth cannot gilo immunity from-
the results of impurity. Successful
l'iusiiiess is no excuse for folsehoodr
and dishonest}. Sin Is sin. and sin
l. punished. There is only one way
but and that is thrtfligli the one
Against leionr Herod locked his
doors—the. Lord Jesus Christ.
I have always wished that Herod
'1le invited Christ to his borne. as
chad‘ invited John Abe Baptist.
then he would lune had not only
the one who would haw denounced
hissins. but the One| that could
have forgiven ‘his sins. Whnt n glo-
rious place that old pnlucc could
limo been had John been able to
join hands with Herod and make it
i 0 center of Christian acthitles
Hit a guilty conscience distorted
.llio king's \islon so that Christ, in-
stead of being his friend and sin-
tor.I appdtrcd as a spirit to haunt.
Chriol' never .cnnre to bring fem or
serrowulntoluny. life. it. is. sin that
cronieslfear; Here. the boldness to
finite film into your heart and life
rind habit. .iie comes not to restrict
life but: thiitnte. may.- lime more
a‘bunddh't to. He comes not to
haunt Inn: 0 bring good (llf‘If‘r. is
Wire. are whys of pleasantness tiiid
all .his paths are pence. ' ‘
r. “Vented Ills Father.
When 1- 2"“3’ a little ion of less
that; ten years. we had 'a mural in
biir'illtItle‘ within and at a meeting
heJdIflir bows and girls we were
dtk‘ed if we wanted to go to heaven
or not. My father had died about a
your before and my) only thought. of
bench «as the home where father
“(as and. of course I wanted to go
Itomrdet him”! held my hand high
0113], afterwards when in imitation
it s dis-en. I_ went to kneIc'l at a lit-
tle old fashioned "Iinourner‘s bench. "
It did not' Iitll'te long for Ime to coin-
niit my life. to God and soon I hall
In assurance thntt all was Well: and
that I would meet father in heat"-
'en.I1Ihsd no I'lenguags to employ.
but I smiled with joy at the know-
ledge: but- -m'y delight Iwas sh do
”100 for (1nd ofqthe. Sdlnls. see u'g
Line smiling in theyhouse of God,
and especially at the placéIeof pray
er. stopped down and said iisrshh:
"George, this is no piece to Isniile."
In an instant my heart was fru-
sen. Had I sinned Against Gpd be-
Cause. x was 'gIlad or the assurance
of my childish bean. and for \Iénrs
liwas afraid of God. I have learned
differently how. When Clirlst..cothes
ho forces smiles ' upon the nice.
Hope you been afraid of God?I Hone
thouglitI of Him and His finIai Judg-
ment- brought terror to \‘wour soul?
God is ion: and who need ndt fear
Iiim more th‘ni‘i- you would. fear your
mothers out- stretched aims Christ
is the great joy besloner and in
His‘prcsence men and angles join in
song. Had Herod only prayed:
‘Conic to my heart. Lord Jesus.
.in iny.heart for
Thee.“ not. only would the haunted
look forsaken his heart but he
would have found with the secret of
happiness the povver to have chang-
'ed the currents of human history.
.- . NEGROES TWIST-t.
“ COI.l,.'iliBlTS.-O..;—'l‘he state regis-
ti’ar of'()hio vital statistics reports
that in the last three years the Ohio
negro population has increased 8
per cent. while the death idle for
'the. period has increased 30
Percent. He says tuberculosis is "the.
great rm‘a'ger of the colored$3 race.
\YEAF. NEW 1' «Mn.
6: 00 P. M. i—Waldor Astoria dinner
Illllllc. .
1: 00‘ PM —I—'“Old New YoI.rk " Henry ,
Brown. .
tel. . t
.7: 26 P.M .‘-'~Geort‘o 'O'nrl'en. tenor.
7: 36 P.'. M Amends he it in. pihno.
7: 60 P. M.~Georte 0! ran. tenor.
8:00 P. M. ,--G,ormsn_0'rchest,rn.
8:80 P. M. —-‘Adelphl9.n's Ladies’
uartel.
‘8'. 4 PM M—Psrnssslls String Trio.
9: 00. P. M. —— Adelphlsns Ledies‘
Quartet.
9: 16 P. M. -—ParnssIs'us St'Irlng' Trio.
9:30 P. M.——Marie Opfin'ger. sopra-
no. James I-Isupt. tenor. -.
9:46 P. M. -—Le'on Goldman. violin.
10: 00 P. M. —Marie O‘pfln‘ger. eo-
pyano: James Haunt. tenor.
fol-t6 P. M.-—Leon Goldman.
in.
10: so P. M.—-—Allsn Harris. banjo.
10:05 RM
sno.
11:00-12:00 P. M.-Lopes Orchfis-
tra. ‘
WNYO, NEW YORK—628.
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80 I'. M.——Police sls‘rms.
36 .I'. M.-—-Chateau Four. ,
00 'P. M.——Basebsll results.
vio-
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7:
7:
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26 P. M.— —h§ldred Dornstrcich.
\lollnist.
46 P. M. -— Stanley Silverburgh.
musical saw soloist.
9:00 1'. M.—Pollce Quartet.
0:80 I’. M.——-Marlbel Pratt. soprano:
Norms. MacAuley. soprano; Roger
Bird. tenor: Emily Avery. piano.
10:30 P..M.——I’ollce alarms. weath-
er.
twp, xnw noun—1:75.
7:00 I'. M.-—-Dinncr music.
8700 I‘. M.—-—Seo'rcs: racing results.
I\\’GBS, NEW YORK—310.
6:00 I‘. M.—~l'nclc Geebee. _
6:30 P. :\i.——l)ulclmcrlans Orches‘l
tra.
7:00 1’ .r\i.——l)r. 0. Miller, psychol-
ogy talk.
7:10 1‘.
elicslra.
7:30-9:30 P. :0.—Paul li’orclresi.’
Mme. i’orcliesl. songs and piano:
. John McNally. songs; Abbie
initchcll. spti'ituuls; Vincent De
Sela. piano; 'l'wo Hot Knights:
Dick Owen. entertainer. Margie
La Valle, soprano; Dr. Peter La
\‘tiile, guitar.
9:30 1’. .\l.—~Wurners‘
sic.
10:30 1‘. M.-—.\rrowhead .
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theatre mu-
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0:00 i'. M. \'all's String Ensemble. .
7:00 i‘. .‘ii.——-Aniplilons.
8:00 ‘1‘. M.——"\‘l’hnt‘s Happening:
Now," George liogner.
813041700 1’. .\l.——l.eonurd Hoen-
‘l‘ilngl‘l‘. baritone; Eryn Giles, so-
prano;1-Ztiltiorris. piano; Bob
,IMcl)onald. ukeieie.
11:00-12:00 I‘. M. ~Holei
orchestra.
_WRVY. \It W YORK—200
700 i". hif—‘jWhoso Birthday To-
dey?"H. B. Srincrs'tepi.
.105 P. si.—-sports..
i:6 l’. M .-—C0Il'li'lll'el‘ce of the day.
to P. ill—hairy tan-s. .
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0 P .\i .——IAitne. Russo. songs.
no P. M. —-'iilrnni'li Schwarurm‘an.
piano.
3; 00. P. M -—ltooselel't orchestra.
8:16 P. M. ~—\lotlon picture talk.
5: 80 P. .\l. ——Gutseppe Adsmi, vio-
lin
s 45 P. .u —"AiiItonio on the had-
lo" Al LX-nc'n' .; .- .
9:00.1' .\ii.——ltemIinine 'newl.
9516‘ P. Iii. ——Studlo- Mature.
9:30 i‘. ~\'i. ——Bern'stIein Trio.
10‘: 00 I‘. M.—‘l’il010glaphihg the
Family." Jessie Beats.
10:161P. M:-——l)a’ncing’tnlk. a
12:00 1‘. hi.—-lt‘errucci‘s orchestra.
' “‘FBH. NEW YORK—278
6:00' i'. :0.—SouthernlSerenhders.
0:45 1*. .\l.——liasebail resume.
7 .00 P. nix-Friedman and Finch.
songs.
7.15 l'. .\l ——t ‘reole Syntoputors.
ll: :10 l‘. Ill—Dance music.
\"BllR. LTATL‘N lsLAVlH—fla
S: 00 I‘. M. ——.\ial%lm Carment.
clarinet; Marion Brown. soprano;
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:17 P. \l.——Shelton Ensemble.
:16 P. M. ——“Sports." Bill Wiltliey.
:30 P. lit—Casino orchestra.
:00 1‘. M.—Serenaders Plectrum
Quintet.
:16 P. M.—.\larie Le Vincss. so-
prano: Mary Waterman. violin;
.\'eino Male Quartet; Theodore
\‘an Yorx. songs: Mildred Miles.
piano.
9zl5 P. M.—Serenaders
Quintet.
9:30 P. M.—Soeiet yorchestra.
10:15 P. .‘i.——"'l‘he Lost Atlantis,"
Dr. G. W. Gilmore.
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10:05 1’. M.—l)ance music.
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