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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
wnomronn. Incomnnm 0, 1020. ‘
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C P. M.—-—Dinner music.
‘1 P. ISL—Synagogue services.
“(:30 1'. M.~«t'nltcd States Army
Baud. .
8 P. .\I.-r'rhe Daddies.
[.30 I'. l\l.——Pooley concert.
I P. ltl.—'l‘roubndours.
10 P. M.—l(oxy's Gang.
11-12 P. M.—l¥cn Bormv‘s Orches-
tra.
G P. hie—Uncle Geebee.
0:80 P. ISL—Jersey Colleginns.
1 P. M.—"Mm'ie Sideliahts."
7:10 P. _M.-—-Jersoy Collegians.
WEN—NEW YORK CITY—801
0 P. M.—Dinncr music.
:80 P. M.—I)add_v Dingle.
:45 P. M.——Dlnnor music. -
P. M —Tcd Louie's Orchestra.
:30 P. \I —-I‘.\e Dnrlon. songs.
:40 M ~Robcrt Iflcland charac-
ter Ilatories.
7:50 P. M.-—I-I\'a Rothenbsrs. piss.
‘ ist.
0:00 P. M.-——Vcrsatlle'80rena‘ders.
10:30 P. M.—li‘ri\'oliiy Orchestra.
11:00 P. lit—Orchestra.
" 11:30 P. M.—Melody Orchestra.
> 11:00 P. M.——Cotton Orchestra.
’12:30 A. M.———llnrry Richmun‘s En-
tertaincrs.
“'MCA—NEW YORK CITY—841.
3:00 P. M.-Olcott Vaii‘s String En-
semble.
0 P. M.-—-—Ernie Golden's Orches—
“ tra.
:00 P. M.—-“The Files or Lacquer."
7:10 P. M—Ernio Golden's Orches-
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7:30 P. lit—Spanish lesson.
1:45 P. .‘\i.—-—JOSe Bohr. songs.
‘ 8:00 P. M.——"Thc Florida Room."
.‘3:15 P. lib—Dr. King‘s Northmizr
ster services.
|:15 P. M.-“Your Job," ll‘r'ml'
Wadsworth.
. Into 1’. M.——Auduhon Theater.
: . 11:00 1". M—Entortainers.
11:30 P. M.——Jack Smith, baryion.
6:10 P. him—Market high spots.
6:20 P. M.-——Plnno selections.
* 6:30 P. M ~r‘lcmontary Spaniel
lessons.
7' 00 P. Ma-Adxnnmd Spanish ls.
» sons.
V 'I: 30 P. M.-Poice alarms.
1 7:35 P. M,—New York Six.
, 3:30 P. M.—Walter Scott. violinist:
* George Dowd. tenor.
1:30 P. M.——Pyrumld Entertainers.
’ 10:10 P. IIL—“Glory of Work," Wins
.. tor Russell. 4
10:30 P. M.—Policc alarms; weathQ
or.
' WEN—NEW YORK. CITY—218.
Harlem Night)
8:00 P. M.——“Growth of Harlem."
Curtis J. Beard.
v 8:10 P. M.—~Bill Brown's Brownies.
7 8:20 P. M -»Songs and band.
9:00 P. M.—Addrcss. H. R. Hart-
,ley.
"(9:05 P. lit—George Meyer's Orches-
tn.
nus P. M.-—-—Songs and Orchestra.
9 0: 05 P. M.—-—Hison Sisters, songs.
' 0': 55 P. M —Gcorge Meyer's Orche-
ra.
F1311. NEW \ORK CITY—318.
00 P. M.—-—-Meredlth and Osborne.
15 P. M.-—G r a c e Strassburger.
contralto.
6:30 P. M.——Entertainers.
7:30 P. M.-.-—leericks.
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“\“IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKI III.
OVE and Ambition! Both beckon to the
modern girl.
3 Both have their joys. Both have
their sorrows.
Love promises a happy marriage. . .the build-
ing of a 'dream home... rosy- -faced children
to bring Joy during the springtime of life, to take ‘
away the pangs of loneliness 1n old age. But
there’ s the drudgery of being a wife and a
mother—the washing of dishes... the cooking
of meals. . .the worries of rearing children...
and the specter of divorce.
Ambition promises to bring the world to the
feet of the modern girl. . .fame, renown and
publicity. . .her name in the flickering electric
signs of Broadway. . .wealtb, freedom and in-
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dependence. But there’s the other side. a
life without love” .the loneliness of spinster-
hood .. .no one to share Joys and sorrows. '
These are factors that enter into the most
important decision the modern girl 18 called
upon to make. Often it is the determining
factor in future happiness.
Every, girl at some time or other during her
life thinks deeply on this problem. ‘
Virginia Swain’ s new newspaper serial,
“Spinsterhood, ” now running in The Eve-
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of life. It is a true to life story of a girl who
makes her great decision and then tests it in
the crucible of experience.
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