THE EVENING murmurs-so. NORWALK, Conn. . PAGE SEVEN
"Nona-if you‘ll pick up llin bet
and hold the rear door open. we'll
take this young gentleman bill-k to -
town. We really ought to leave him
lying here. but my kind heart slwsys .
gets in the way of my spiteful Ideas."
Barbara picked the prey velour hst
. _ out of e rlvulet at the side of the
; . , . roed. Mr. Manners had placed Jer- l
W mum“ mu . outs on the rear seat of the Manners ,. .. . -. . . '
' uwmmwm , u car. He was now holding the door ‘ ACE E N l' i ' R
3 BEGIN HERE TODAY money? 'Nope,’ says he. 'This is s ahead. Barbara saw its yellow “Sh" W" m front for 3"“‘1' 5‘“ hesi- pAL " . '
; BABMRA HAWLEY. ”I billet don: from your sweetie.‘ flash above the rise of ground. She "ltd for I (Mellon 0! a. "COM “'4 ' .. " " ‘ . I —
t hula with i... done. BRUCE "1 opened the papers. and there turned to Jerome. shot I sluice down the road. Niel“ TODAY | TODAY ,
REYNOLDS. and m . M on it was! Twenty-live thousand bucks-— "Unless you turn beck at once. hid quite cloud "1- . I II ' .
. the Chlosgo Telegraph, to dim for a few kisses and e bit of I'm going to shout at the driver or Monnera watched Iher.I his line min, trio and - I ' 2.15. 7;“, “M 9 .
i order to see 1m, footer-y. Now what do you think of that car for help. lell not betakcn twisting ironically. WIell be in Five Acts of Vaudeville ‘ . _.-
lI m3“ McDEflMO'fl', a” me" where 1 do not wish to ‘0." town in half an hour.I he said. . and THOMAS‘ '1“! ER . “‘-
5 moaning edit“, I. 3 10m“- Barbara frowned. Jerome's ‘voice' The anger in her voice sobered the "7100!le- Then it ”till tell me . . H t i . t ‘ i
~ friend of her father. BOB ml”. was setting thick. msn. "Aw. now. Babe." he bis-n- “hm You" mm“ “W" I“ "“V" \Vllllam S- at ' —in—- I TODAY SUNDAY EVENING
I Imus. Ponce reporter. pious "And 'st seedy little mIan Lisa :11: But on. bald Idling iIiIle dogIofthlti; :3: I34? fixrflmrfinvwwg m; —~in- i i I
.‘ Madly. nerve to say it was is tell et on! our open, r pp iig a s e on n - - n _ “ . t n .
this t of the middle of the “ EEDS T Let 5 Co (Talia her .
~ mm {$3.th mas" w - TUMBLEW ”M... T. ' g . E Richard Talmadge Barbara LaMarr and
“m "'° Mm" moses lisTixn‘erui: l??.‘.f.’..’§'ll:.%.‘€$°3: ”ND“! EVENING i Comedy and NW” i Conway Tcarle
3&1" am“ oi J Malina” hill». Manners tgrrIlIed 0;; it‘thetd Clara BOW 811‘“! ; ~ I ”l“ '
fro in and tail lights an t on o m n o e ; . _ l . _
Mr..." “" ..... "' ....... $2.533. '.’.‘.‘.°.‘.‘.‘.'.‘.'.' .lm. .‘.:'...: “WT” ° ‘ ' SUNDAY EVENING 1 “Prince of Pen" . “
NORMAN HOLLOW a ' . ‘ 'l . i , .
K froIsITITnm broer. is found dos: 373:5 "" W ‘°° "‘1' m" ‘°’ a". . “The Lanlll Chester 1 Patsy Ruth Miller, i “The Heart of a Siren”
I! e room. "no“. BM ' ’ " WW‘ . "
found in his pocket. but Barbers “1..Bfl."..‘;:i..‘“:;°..:‘i.:.°.'“::i§:: Monday and Tuesday i Alec B. FranCTs, i "0“” "m" Fm" .
. dude 1 women's scarf under the and they were oft ‘ Richard Dix and I P l- G T The t'rrecn Archer Comedy Klnograms
“bl! and gets a " " on the ' . all ten 83'0“ i
“om . . Manners drove easily. outdo: st Edmund Breese l .
nfi‘é" 1.31:1? at“?! In prose ” ' “‘““' i .4"— . ’ ' 4
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nent society women. 'en s val “WOMAN HANDLED”i “Rm of the world” . '
“hm’fii'fimn'mmflha le "MW" *0 “ll“ “mam” Monday and Tuesday ’ Wednesday, Thursday,
mule hlvlng mg g m u, Regent (special Attraction nest wot-It Monti"- TIIPN‘M‘. “'cdlicsdnr. Friday
the oleanerstoheveewinestsln “A Riv. for Cindcnclhi" with a otnizc nmlosuo 3"“ ”I“ 2' ““3“” «T- “1 Comedian"
removed. Bel-hers connects the 1"lliltlecn. =‘ lme e I . . _ .
wine-stained dress withtberoad- x0 Allin-«mm; IN PRICE Lon-inn (mfmh
house shooting of flollowell. a ”h
Barbers attends a reception
\ ignore by Mrs. Story to and
i bare sees Bruce with s shadowy-
.»eyed creature who Is smiling np
atnlni clillilisnly TRIUMPHS NOT -‘TT"E‘1‘-'“~“'*3~ E Comedy Paths News 1 Our Gang Comedy News,
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: NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY . .. ' . . . William S Hort ‘Apllcsrs for-II Last }
CHAPTER XXIV . . . . . . Times in “Tumble-“rods. . . .A
mania went on across the When Barbara looked up. the saw Lydia Stacy going toward McDermotl 8 private \viiilim 5. Tim mii i-..- mn tm‘
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upl‘oni'lous producilon with human! pilotopial‘. "Let's Go galiagllrr.“ It
T . an in editor r at d the visitor the lust tlmcs today in his crow-rt , .
- :zfiltésr:::12;lubl:x;eglr:::1 00168. The door Opened and the m “g g 9 c C . ’ l I‘ll'lllrt‘ “Tilrill-iteu'ecds." with file zITiiun-Juz. 'gllc Saculcst ”serial ThIe ’5 I‘Iil'rl' William"; and 011:;lh'i” 3‘01!
i" ' ' ' ' ~ . . v ,, :incc thr-- , .‘vl'ccn Tl‘ lcr lln' ll"0 o lcr specm - iii enjoy in‘inlolisv 3. OlilOl‘l‘UW
uddles. She found erome‘s blue throttlcd him with my mm the liolence of her gesture. . his cignrct end never-100nm, at here . . y Al in 0! mild illle at the Pi . _ . ». .
roadster waiting at She curb. and aflm‘hands.” The car swerved The cal-in front swung around. its bard. she shifted uneasily in the Ins“ Variety Star “ ho Illi‘l‘. “lll‘l has both rnptiizlting lilrilm—s ulll be seen \iith the his 191- night Palsy liuth {iiilltr and Alec
Jerome himself Just going throuxh again. wheels slithering in the mud.. it cut seat beside him.gl:lilcin;; sidelinseoog D l. I ted Cl‘OWdS at . IIudeI” M of 3m... “.1”, his art- It“... . B. Francis Wm be shown in “Rose
the revolving doors into the lobby of “Dan't ou think we“ better 5:0 of! the road in front of the blue casionolly at his round face. 9 lg" IanI His role 1. a n-pimi one for I 'iumol'row night "'1 he Heart of A of the World." it is an ingenious
the Telegraph building. back homi?" asked Barbara» "11'! roadster. Jerome. in '9". °f his b°' "Lucky for you Icsme along in” Tony Pastor’s “Re.' him and because ot this hr shes :l iSil'i'n-" presuming Barbara LaMnrr story with a. romance (-1 unmistak-
"Hurrr hurry " he cried when he slmost dinner time." “5‘“ “m' "“9“ "'° “"3“” then. young lady." he volunteered It , ,, Spli’lllfid performance, \\'ith llni-T .umi Conuay 'l'eiirle will no lhe at- Obie appeal.
saw her. 'tPegasus is outside. champ- “Dinner time be damned." Jer- hm“ ‘“'““°“V°W “d brought ‘h‘ lust. They had entered lhE NW. “red at 245 on lll" urn-on and The H; \nlldMlHI' | traction. Siren of iii-arts is the boau- 0n llimlday. TUVMRIV rind Wednes-
- in: at the steering wheel." . time's voice was an pettish as a '3‘" to “ ”99'1“;”“'° teet from ‘h' limits. “That chill? in the ‘T‘ui‘k WI! _,.. _ . acts in nrliliilon the Minor is The litul llurbsrs. Swearing “ith a day "A Kiss tor Cinderella," with a.
. "1..“ so bedraggled I hills to ‘0 child's. “Aren't you going to give otlaolI- rrikaT'I‘Iliino.Ba lIiIin he scIltic-(IiItbaIck would probably have ditched ills not, ill'll IV“; N .1 Jan. :ultsi psni-n in (lilfi) n good enitrminlng . graceful gesture through “an“ of stage prologue of twenty children
with you," sighed Barbara. 3"" 'h' the “Y sympathy? Pine kind 0t ‘ onSh cone, altimbi; ?u{°§i'°3f. ,2“; and km“ you both. “WK?“ t. ' \ ’ 1 ' :l‘l'ind .. llin- . cloning, . iliixury. 'i‘ol'iiiu with hearts and los- will occumv the program of the Re-
went after her hilt and COIL pol you are!" t GP?” :nn logo 0 in ,h, slime drive with . drunken man. ‘ “’hmmmmd‘ a M “I h " “ ' J" ' ‘ "l‘niiimiunii- iiig'ii “Tho l:T-.\.'iil ‘ in: nor own instant. in the quest 0! cont theatre. It is not a fairy tale.
"What's up. Bebe?" ”Red Bob. as Barbara looked “"9“in down the s "h. n “db Tl" d c pof th other Bulletin. “"3me mm‘L‘V “u” ll mil-r of licr hulk -‘l ””10 5‘0“ “f “7'! (‘liivinvrj' xiizli T'vi'iin llriw ;iiil ltiii. T nintilrmin romzince. Wearing clothes linilke "Ptitar yum" “A Kiss {or
she hurried bY- u-Whlt’a mlkh’il ma, There was not. I Vehlcielln. :fazhlengmoliene: Glourll‘imrfl Blocked didn‘t know he \I‘Idr‘: drunk till Just. C(illil‘llli‘Ti iii-ii Maggi? (time is no‘. 1mm” ”UK“. in ”v. l‘vrlllclptiis “ill Cm“! {can the e} tr—l‘l‘mlng her true t‘lndci'i‘lia." it. i101 all time}. but
’01" eyes '0 Queen: 11 eight. and “1. house]: flax-1:8“ "I lhflply ll- lhO ‘8" 0' "‘0 "1““ who if“? malls-IT. 34:38. 112:5!” m‘ unmiwij' oiircl‘vcs )liiggiv, "at : in: featured at the l“:.‘..irr. The p: l“ t lit-duly in an noctic and alluring vivid, appealing. modcrti any 1‘4).
‘ no§°§mi§ fiend" $3.33; “3%. 033302;: 3:) back." ““9 merged' ‘ g . I-Ki ~ i 1-. i look "43- “ ll'irsi. zilil‘ii-fsl story you o‘er hrvpcd Performance. mance.
I did 'notergto sto seengob shalt. his id :1 feet while “Almost hsdabsd emnehupthere." ”“3",“ all.” “.3,“ :N‘if: ”f: re! ruii TlTr-rc‘r I’ll) Trail lcn‘inziii; Tit ‘To Two. On Monday and Tuesday. "Time .
5" I p u ' er ' .. he ssldto Jerome.vrho w'iistiow also and "’9‘- “ ”“5 W‘ n ‘ “a ,: , . .- r we ~~TT‘-.' .\lm::1:l\' rind Tucsvlrii'. l’lmhdrrl ‘- n . w . > .. .. .
h on ~ { J romo Wu! . . . e ‘l' . ltvu‘et ill-ii r T) . ii i . .Tiie (-uiii,illail, itsturlng lee lod\ I" e or ea 1.85
. cad. . It! A mush 11¢: 0 crawl“. out. of m. roadster “And Krill me .'i nlwrpdnci “onion. . iJl- .. i - - . 1 . ~. l‘- . . I l~ -. . I . . . , g p
Tho curtains of the roadster were paying. He paid no attention to her Jew": {MINI icrociouslv'nt the he ”III gm“ 5... ,r "I“, more I.;iil;:.l.\il‘.; liSI ltix rm.) idlilllllit‘l .ionsr. “(I [ll r- m i .IIM ”I” Busch. “I” “(tom the outcr-
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“"0“ USM- 5° 1h“- no drop °t rain "0“.“- "EWW fellow has “f ““9: stranger. "'Flno lloit‘riydo." he Tlicn. if't‘lli; liar dinunlliliilr. he luv }".:fi‘f iit'I-i li)‘. . I , “.3" “— “it-3‘"; 1-I7\I.\‘]n.m32,11”th ‘III iIflHlll'iCni. llcro in thT nlostI non cr-
could enter. Jerome arranged “16 out [or himself or some nonlun growled “What made you cut across changed the iriiigixi. "Mi-e Elivl‘y m. Wu,» in 1ht~ {(irilLighi .iiim: 01.“? fin“ T iv . .Tn iiillls . .x mi “N human PM...“ youie m."
fur robe around Barbara. with me- get him. Every little bit of tun you in frontet me“ mu saw I” on \‘ale Acres. lliss l‘nc .inriiims and ”I? ,.Im,..i,.fi-fm,.,.I T “m Tim... Ffrumln. (h, ha.” r.H. :rrcn. l' I, the fascinating story of s .
sessive solicitude. Barbara smiled at have with a Kiri. she mukcsbyothlINk)’ “That's “my” sold the other man. ."i'lWlt‘Iv. Those lliitlgn iltvlp ii low—do “33,“. ”I. {0”,qu .. in.“ r. 5“...“ iii 1 iii» midwn luughinr in this gm“ 3 woman “ho lziugliinl at Time. but}
him “d relaxed “fin" th‘ culh- '05 “in" by marriage '37 y no ' T-Th ' ' th i'v mail us well :is us. Hill). .. .. our] u" i fTT‘rcttlillicst volltml)’. 'ri-v d it: T‘ o \' ld w—
. e mud made me. l assure you 0 r. 5 bdrm. Plill‘ll . ( iii i. i lil'i i n ”n, . m not m her
1°“: ' m3“- .. - Ti u h will keep it on. This , .. . , . , .. . I.. , (“mi N ,h.._________,_'__ _ . _
.. . . it “.3 the lust. thin on earth i the 908? l‘ o m h, as do“. ‘h ,i)(li git , unit ”h hounds 0‘ d shattered ro- T T TOD
.‘u “HappY. honey?" he asked. when "I get so sick of it. His voice uss wanted to do. i havegno l'mson to thing's a ltF-“it‘il' that deserves pub- of in ‘ “I. 1 AT ’l‘lll: “till”. I liiiiiire. LAS IMES .AY
‘ car had left the crowded DIN”?! tulle! pathos. ,1“ « arrstnz want to navigate that cornilcld. i “C IUPDUI'L” TT-V. vii-iii, T‘iiiwmi " ill“: r~:illerlI llii-lllird 'rll‘illuldfll‘ .Itppcnrs In I w.--......--.....-.-_,.-_..,_ World's greatest :Tll T-oliircrl show
a d was s inning down I oney He went' on. "‘ls m ' . ,. .. l-. lil.n- ‘. 1.... .. , .. .. . i. ."
r . 8&er smiled and nodded. makes me sick, anyway. IAIII rIiinIit “xxx? 2:2:I?::":IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII “9293f; ‘I‘I.‘I“I‘:°Ififr‘g”;::‘I’IIIIck‘In it”? . Ixiii:.:IIIi:ji'IITI-II- in-.'\.‘."'\ii~r"\~:1:! In ow [whiff E; '1“, Wm.“ AT Tliir. nmlcx'r = LUCKY SAMBO
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i". nulls“: xzrolli‘igl‘d'xwa'icxorozh 81:: 1:12, 35;:2 113:; it. {At‘s why 1 MG M380" into drunken belligerence: m' “’“nd' ”“1"“: m: “c" 1m ' and 1mm :mOllii‘l‘ ‘7”“0‘” i "‘ ["1“ “"3"“ "“1"" “n" m “m; ”f ('0 “numb" INFI'NUN‘ The Black Diamond
ifigugm “You're such a. I kid m". on Bobbie dear." The girl lie advanced upon the man. nets . q mini}. a! mint; minim. m-m- ill“ 3 mils. theatre. in his latest t’Oil'itT’]\‘.I radlll. "floor of the \\ urid Spot-d Chorus
31°35." he said "that you nuke. shivezed: doubied ““d “‘9 b‘Mk- A “.w an" ml." M??”;'ngit°,‘: inn! .1 full anilvrliiifll ago, inn li'it’il‘illlla sonsaiion. Siliashinc mu. Tomorrow.
‘ fellow. gee] “ugh just to look It "Don‘t. like you to go on working Barbara gasped and stepped out and lxel'nuszbzggI; ‘lll: rpmmotlon ' - i ;.-;.ii.l i-l-l liniv u: ilir sl'lzn" . iiilil‘Iliili‘l. S‘Yi't‘l‘ll’lg Tiil'r' hiiiiiuni The week-mid pl‘ogrfllll for Tlin JAM-Any 5, um] (i
you. I was pretty low when I called for that damn ngwgpaper, but do of the way. The stronger calmly lit than: T3309. 83:"me found a m“ ”it. nail her new in ill'i‘ :4:T~pflllild i may, Tiilrgi‘ilc silspoiisr, ironlillsinilsInng. “l ilionii-e iiiiils Two tine pic-I RAINBOW ROSE
on u tods . Didn‘t know of an - nl: ou've ta level head on you sciuim‘tand looked at Jeromo- Then 0 . ‘ I‘ '.I._II.'.HII.,I.I “r comm” and “ms,” of mud]. WW II” ”I ’l‘mliiy Thomas Tyler.
3’ p y y thi 3' ‘° . , , hi hi m. r , um a“, page adtertllcmem in the Tel graph . . .
body who could do mess much good to let matrimony alone. hoverImlnd Iizuie Joggr‘nc'ssnztserelifed and I“; on the duv before Christmas. sn- *gr. ni.-iiiii..r no" Th... Till do.’ “Uh haul: bouncing [hr-ouch thisi‘ .ll ill‘ n. ..n in “I ".1... amusing
as you." what. I said about it When. Wu l i. .. . , nouncms the We of ”Wm IN". ii. -:Iilldi\1JFFl"- “.liiat “III Im) 0M.
Barbara 1°°k°d at him lnquirlngiy. sober. I'm drunk “0“" and 1m ‘0“. tried to talk. Suddenly he uent down Tired lots and lnvitinz inspection of lililt‘l' “hi! Maul» Chan" is! i
' " l a few shots in B heap. his hut rolling off into the . .
'What do you mean. Jerome? ing the truth. G ve mIoI . d ., ditch and m, head "sun, on ‘ rid” others. i “not “ill iii-ople min-mori- the
my???ifehtéarcag.33efi"§sfierl Otsgrzaxmgutpdhexr “£221! or? the of wet mud. "Bruce Reynolds. architect. ea wudmlllt‘ MW of ”‘13)"? Why 3"
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.. .. . Just about all in. isni he? said mind to ndlise purchasers regarding .W TN! ,5.) they .1 halo l'll .
. grin;ntgrlggeof‘f'scn‘zeeu'£23013; $33.21“: 21:: zone: 3:23;?“ the complacent stranger. “hilly 1 model homes." the announcement! ifslll rlcwli on a lot. of tlirmt ‘ i
‘ ‘ ' - . "Fat take you back to town. Miss linw~ said. The on of the variety stage. one at are Our
r 1.5:;me 1'3: hiznhz‘hldsliilghmzn; ch?:¢e.u:l:tl:°:ed.y..“Ixyblglight YO“ 19y?" . 5h. "3 reading u“ advertisement. authors from Maggie. had length and . I
with quite some time. Just good out here to tell my trouble: to you Barbara started and looked at him W11"! someone can'thlmu‘hrte‘: breadth and thickness hack in thg I
puts. you know. and now by God I'm going to do it with puzzled eyes. lie drew a card "“118an In" IMOA (gurz’isntd; a“. when she took New York by . I
"Well lately I haven't been going “As 1 was saying. you‘re the most from his pocket and handed it to “ml" °‘ ‘h' ‘°°m' storm and Then ranged out oxer the .
out very often. and bless Pat if she convenient kind of girl i .know. her. "Jonathan Manners." it read. perfume .31" Kat'sfizkm.“ "provinces." ,’ . an i
doesn't present me with papers in I Never get tied up with any one man. "Mannersf Stone and Reynolds." flagrmrbirs looked up. “'1. u. Down in the. Bowery it was that . - l'
breach of promise sultl Found a All of us have a chance. And a "You've quite forgotten me.1 see. L'dia Sta going toward Me “as”! made her name: the Bowery
,seedy little man waiting in my spart- fellow can have some fun with you. But I remember you. You came into low. 5:”. otlloe The dmoa: that was rough and tumble and lov- .
ment when I went home today," He without belnl afraid you went I my adios somo weeks "3 to 3" ‘ :1 ned End the managing. editor ed its beer. ' . ‘
laughed foolishly. weddinl ring. That's the stuff. old story for the Telegraph. He was pr§etsd the mitor "But did smut ‘0 in the Bowery 7 _ .I‘ : .f .
“'What’s 'ls?‘ I said to him. 'llos kid. I'm for you strong.” lifting Jerome out of the mud. with d “I In C; tinned) It did not." explodes Maggie. "it . . -. ._ - '2' ,5» . ,
my rich uncle died and left me his A ur was coming over it hill Just a mattenof-fsct air. 0 n .. “I“ lrt that went down there—art , I I ,
with clothes on. Butsmtlt's all they
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- 7 P. M.-—-Hsrrold's string ensemble. want now." I ..
GHIGHESTEBI’S PILLS ‘4' R P. .i.——Edith Michel, talk. Tolerantly chidlng is Maggie of II. I
‘ ‘ ‘ “Turna- 3. It’s“ r. "l‘ i 8:15 P. M.——Jsck Horton~Nat Dunn, the modern performers. ~., . .
E ' " a. 0 hi” 1M songs. "it's not their fault. I guess." she ;‘ .
, 3. «his: {isn't , [iii]. liiiii 8:30 P. hi.-—-Mrs. King. soprano. concedes "it people Are sail-tied ~ . i!
' m‘g't'mfi s ”2‘ " 5:45 P. M.——0iive May. soprano. with lust less and smut and imita- J .. ti
o nan or a. 4N “m- 9 P. M.-Orlsinal Sax Eight. tlon. performers will give them that. . ii
minfnunarssighflfln ellsbie "it .I N , 9:80 P. M..—Joe Martin's orchestra. But what a tough time they would : » I' i
.. _ .. Still! W060 WERNER! ~ , warn new you arm—ass have had at Tony Pastor's!" .. .r
e P. M.——Tom Cooper's orchestra: G°“°v with many °t "l" familiar '
l WJZ. NEW YORK CITY—455 10:00 P. M.—-Erva Giles. soprano. telk. faces of the Bowery of old. is Tony l
'LI’. u—Bemhenl .Ilerltow‘s .con- 10:15 I‘. MvEdwsrd Morris. pisn- 7 n lit—Theatre ”on.“ Pastor's the Fourteenth street thea~ ' = ~ i
cert. . int. 8 P. M.—South Amboy mm. tre where msnyea performer struck . ‘l' . '
We A“ Our Own mg“- 8 P. M.—-Coemo Hamilton's Radio 10;!0 P. M—Normsn Pearce. restl- 10 P. M.--Hsrtley Joy Boys. the higl:l laadbtloflstsrdgn: of the f . a...
re and Retailers 0 novel. vnss- ~ - woxo NEW you (nu—see 0' MI 0 . on u memory
Bale 8:25 P. M.~—Philharmonlo Society 10:55 P- lit—NOW!- , s P. lit—'aeorse Coleman. steelst. of Tom Pulor- done I-wlth law I. i
U ALITY GROCERIES of New York. student concert. 11:00 P. I‘L—Ei’lfld Goldens Or- 3.15 p. M.—-Lucllla Ronstadt. ee- leery of Maui! CHIN! singing ‘
Q 10:30 P. M.—-Paul Specht’s Orches- cheetrs. prsno. , “We still 1- brllht for mu! I “1'
. “I wm‘c. NEW YORK CITY-52°- mis P. .‘li.—-Stelis Ross. Nessa no» em! New Yorker- .
A F BeCkmann C0 ‘ WEAR NEW YORK CITY"‘” - 7‘00 P' M‘“L°M°ln° Du“ 0mm" eonwien. songs. Lillian Russell played with Meg-
' ' 6 P. M.——Dlnner music. "'5 8:50 P. lil.~—lsabei Henderson. sc- ste Cline at Tony Pastor's. Lillian mki . .
In 7 P. M.——-Ross German‘s Orchestra. 73" P- M"P°“°°I “3”" 0 h prano. Russell. and Jack Kraut". end the SATISFACTORY b 118 comcctlon
. c. 8 P. hip-Joyce Meredith'l mad“ 0 3:35 P. :‘il.——LeMo no since rc es- 0:06 B M.~—-Mary Withers. yum"; Irwin Sisterxnd tlgeACTIarnell limitin- . e t s
8:15 P. M.—deio dream girl. ’3' Captain Kidd’s Pirate Bend. one. In Le r on ion. In a. W1" be Mn fact ,
Washington 3"“ PM” 3565 3:30 p. M.—-Corneil University Glee. ”0 P- M-~B""°’ “mm”: ”M“ 11 P. lit—Billy Johnston's Chicago- ter Daly and his teilows of the _ an ml” 01' In Your
1 mm mm 8"” "4 mm“ cm“ “W“ W 1" ”PM"! Greenberg. ,.. ‘“" “mm ’°“" business and personal finances.
10:20 P. M.-—Hughle Barrett's Or- mm- won. NEWARK—eel "Played." analyses Maggie. "so .
chestrs. . < 8:15;“? M.-—John Morehead. bery- 3:1; gigs-ngds maggot years ahead of their time. For they - I I I I i
i . .— t L e ' Or- ' = . --" ports." I!- care crowds at Ton! Pastor's all i '
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