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THEATRE NOTES
":1“ -
luck Jones in “Thirty Below
lore." with Eva Novels are the an-
tortainors for today at the Rialto
theatre where they will be thrilling
the hdl'ences with their showings.
"Thirty Below Zero." is a sparkling
War with Jones in the saddle
dotsg his daring stunts pt horseman-
ship which will amase the viewer.
Tomorrow night and ,Mondey.
George O'Brien will be seen' in "The
Blue Eagle." Bail with George
O'lrion over the bounding rosin.
lee a greet battle fleet in action.
Wituo. the soul stirring ep.ode
when a monster of the sea is at-
tacked by a submarine. It's a vital.
stirring story 0! the big city and the
high loss. it is another triump by
the director of "The iron Horse."
Q.
“GIFT
At the Regent today. Gene Tun-
ney is starring in "The Fighting
Marine" and Lefty Flynn in "Heads
Up." two great features. tomorrow
night. Dorothy Revier will be seen
in “When Husbands Flirt." a fine
comedy.
Regent
GENE TilNNEY
—~ln-— ‘
“The Fighting Marine" I
and
Lefty Flynn
“HEADS UP"
1 .
TODAY 2:15. 7:15 and 9 '
Theatre
seiner
“When Husbands s
Flirt”.
starring
Dorothy Revier
One of the finest comedies oi the
season.
Monday and Tuesday. Clive Broom
with Florence Vidor will be starred
in "The Popular Bin." It is a light
comedy of love. marriage. and di-
vorce taken against a background oi
Parisian society and backstage life.
PALACE
The excellent vaudeville program
at the Palace theatre will close with
today's three presentations and those
who do not see it. will be losing opt
on the greatest treat of the season.
“Al's Here." is only one of the big
acts which have been assembled to
entertain you. Al‘and his pals give
you an act picturing by~gone days.
This feature alone is worth the price
‘0! admimion. The other tour great
numbers will be round very pleasing.
The picture attraction is "Atis. Boy."
featuring Monty Blue and is a
comedy of newspaper life.
Tomorrow night Ralph Lewis
comes to the Palace in "The False
BROWN. by choosing
aliioug the students. each as ERIC
WATERS. a radical senior.
Another
Donald. astronomy
in love with Eric. and Jealous oi
spends the Christmas
as lyra's sorority house.
and on aiflstmas Ivo.‘ when she
is alone in the house. has tries to
n summons ha
1"th “WWI“.
musihelpinhisreiermosmpalgn
one has been found dead In a car.
“all smashed up.”
NOW GO ON WIT]! Till 8T0!!!
CHAPTER XXII!
UDi‘i‘n sat at her desk. her hands
clenched in her lap. The whls
pars grew fainter and finally
stopped. ‘
"What is it?” she aslrod at last.
Thus encouraged. babel broke
loose. They all talked at once. and
Judith could understand nothing.
"Bush." said the spectaoied youth
"I'll tell
grandly. to the others.
her.
our editor first thing.
around town yet.”
“A man!" gasped Judith.
is he?" a
"You mean WA! he.” corrected
by. nobody
arsed Shea
Why. Miss Martin. are you going to
the boy. dippently.
much. Just a fellow
faint?” . a
, The eldortllss Iteasey rap to Ju»
xi d‘plttod her with irritating
a duttsrs about the head and
. sh uiders. Judith shook her on '
"Nonsense. of course l'm not going
‘ toiaint.“
togooawithtbeetoq. “Butpeo
hops you'd rathersothaar any more
‘ about it.” he mid to Judith.
bhe summoned a smile.
me."
i
' aim.bothisearwasallsmasiledup torialroomot the school newspaper.
ontopothils. gainodanenflable position ottnr
“the whhhy containers were penance among the curious.
g moonlignaadwioaailoyertbe- ~waotenaanimr'ssaedcsroline
surrounding country. But thus fleoonigie. her blue eyesvery wide.
wasn'tmnehwidohyneliMem 'Iotnebody working on the road
ittberohadbouso-aatthetime noticed rats that slid of! into the
stills death. Theyninh thebettias bushes. and two aspungs that had
andthingswuoo-pu.’ been torn down Just beyond." an-
‘ffiobablytshia'btolddioswmdssi-Roooey. ‘
bird to be Iliad.” tampohted the “Bensiotbeorinsoftbecrees.
wiseyoothegsla. r asdhohsdthrougbilietrses. Just
“Wssn'titrmta-eeereeeisestr attaelittle band. when all the boys
' goasw-Ishisgia the summer. there
”an! wasaasa-ottaogiedsutornooiie
tomorrow fists. all severed with mud and
slime. But it wasn‘t is the asset
sees Dos M
“Ones .‘Thohbsrerscrambieddowntbe
mote-or. ‘
M owners. a student. l?
"Who
nonhar AND russnar '
"ENC!" 'VIDOR
RIALTO THEATRE
‘ Palace
TODAY 2:153:15 and 9
BUCK JONES in “30 BELOW ZERO”-
TODAY 2:15, 6A5 and 9
3 (‘ompieie
Vaudeville Shows
"ow--
George O’Brien
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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iiiiltthlE
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and Margaret Livingston
l and
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Monte Blue in
“ATTA BOY”
M.-. a .n. -.
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Alarm." a fire melodrama which will I
keep you in suspense and in thrill-
ing moments during its showing.
Monday and Tuesday. the grout-l
eat hit of the your is coming to ou-l
tcriain you. It is "\Vc'rc l n The
Navy Now." starring Raymond lint-
ton and Wallace Beery. What a
scream it is! It is so funny that you
will sway with joy. cry with pira-
surc and laugh until you ain‘t
laugh anymore. Join up and lw at
the Palace Monday or Tuesday.
White ants are the most produc-
tive of all insects. They have been
linown to lay eggs at ill" ruiv- of
simmo a. day for a month.
The Bank of England possesses its
own water supply .uinl iho bullion
in several feet of water.
~As One Woman
(Continued from Page and)
uitcrly unable to locate either him
or anyone who know who he was
where he could he found.
"Ask the bootblaelt." a taxi man
advised be. [did so and he lminedl- [5 It Fair? l'ntlvr Huvli ('Oiiiliilons l um sure
diely pm out his “and. “Yet." he . . ‘ . iiuvnlnizi “(mid Flu-llv piiy ‘.‘.‘.c {or
said. "i‘ny men I did and ”k“ for min“ is this uullu “ll" ‘0 ”1‘ W1" pun-kins slime. 1 “will.
:1 claim check He had none. "But ' liui .h. hililiillun now scemg to be
l watch cor he said. “Very safe. ‘1‘.“ parking “'0 ‘5 charged at the tlmi, “’lli‘ri‘iis rnrmr-rly we left our
No 0,... m.“ "3-. Manon. ought not the ordinary cure cars at llli: Million for a few hours
I ”1‘”an after dark that eve- or pay; parking spaces be guru in at our m.“ “bk and at no cost. nowi
”in“. Not a human being w" in return. the railroad presumably receives a‘
sight at the station. on guard. either
inside or outside the building.
1 walked over to my car. unlocked
it. turned on the lights and drove
depnriniont is suhmcrirrd rim-y night .uwny. Just as anyone else could have
LLOYD HUGHES AND
DOLORES DE RIO in
“PALS FIRST”
Tuesday and Wednesday
WATCH SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
THANKSGIVING DAY
SUPER FEATURE
PROGRAM
Oi'
.lnvsilou my right.
The customary service.
«lnnn who had a key, with no one to
when a
ire is charged. is that all cars are
tagged. a claim check is given to
the parher. and no car is allowed
by the guard on duty to leave the
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.l‘udith steadied herself. ‘-
any—builei holes?" l'
class looked at Judith bxpectantly.
At three o'clock she closed the
book impatiently. Eric had not
come in. -
The ltsdway dinner table boned
. with the story of the murder. The
Misses Reasey. having heard it from
the Journalist straight from the edi-
l,sash-it's about twenty use high
is some.” urg‘htuish .'
a-so ~ soles
N“. T > o
‘g fiM‘Mfl-rvdsdiwh-l
r w *‘=
m
‘as
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'Di'd they? find any wounds.
after two hours' digging and lifting.
The automobile was literally wrapped
around him.” o
‘A row of horrified eyes looked at
the narrator from the other side of
the iahlo.
“When is the Muesli"
Lilian Stedway.
"Tomorrow afternoon.
rushing it."
The other til- neasoy spoke up
"There were some mud-soaked letters
in his pocket that they're tryins 0°
wash oil and decipher.” she slid.
triumphantly. '
Her sister looked at her reproach-
tuiiy. "That's only rumor. ‘
said. .
The younger sister was not ‘
denoted. “They Q! Who W
drunk and aosldlrt the as."
The ‘elder Iii-
'Or maybe somebody
and he was diam Time‘s
asked
They're
; Q": v
chris-
4.; , ~‘l
Virginia Swain) . .
. "i
man has gone in the ditch too."
Miss Btedway glared at her. "That
doesn't change matters. Personally,
i believe that Pendlelon will be bet-
ter off from now on-or would be. it
they could only get the rest or Shea's
gang."
Judith was too tired to talre up the
battle.
After dinner. when the house had
settled down for an evening of study.
chatter and sleep. Judith went down-
stairs. There was nobody in the
lower hall. and the usual parsimoni-
ous little bulb was shining dimly near
the door,
She called the Sigma Psi number
and waited for an answer.
The Iousemnn answered.
Mr. Waters is not in."
Will Wetherel came to the tele
phone. "Hello. Jude. Just passlnr
by and thought it might be you call-
ing for Eric. He hasn't been home
since noon. The gang's wondering
about him. How much have you
heard about Shea?"
l'A good deal." said Judith weakly.
"Can you tell me any more?"
"Nope. not till tomorrow. 0x. oi
our men in the medic school is going
to help Doc iliilyer with the post
mortdm. But we should worry about
the gruesome details. What i wont
to know is—where's Eric?"
Judith leaned against the tcle
phone wearily. “i‘m not Eric's
keeper. Will. it i knew where he
was I wouldn't be calling him.”
Late that night Mrs. Timothy
Brown called Judith. "When can i
see you alone?" she asked.
Judith though? a moment. "i
don‘t think you can afford to take
the risk. The dean and i auarrelled
this morning. What is it you want
to talk about? Can you talk now?"
“Have you heard anything about
Shea—anything about the letters in
his pocket?"
“Nothing but a rumor that there
were Ones." replied Judith.
The woman at the other end of
the wire gasped. "My God!"
"You hadn‘t written him. had ou..
tor heaven's sake?" exclaimed Ju-‘
"No.
‘ dith. '
“No. But—l can't talk any more.
Good night." Bolero Judith- could
reply. the receiver went up. she
went back to bed. puzzled.
The campus was mad with excite-
ment the next day. Groups of stu-
dents atood on every corner. discuss-
ing the death or Shea. Judith saw
many worried faces among them, on
her my to class. ”Godl Shea had
the lowdown on everybody." she
heard one boy say to his tsllow-
skinned companion.
She hurried on to her classroom.
Here too. the excitement was great.
The latest shoots of the town paper
wero spread out on the desire. -
Judith «lied the class to order.
Near the end of the hour her eyes
drifted toward the pus beyond
the window. and she, started. Eric
was walking toward the building. As
she watched. he ruched it and dis-
appeared from her view.
A test minutes later he appeared
in the bail outside her door. When
he mugbt hr eye. be pointed tothe
leit and went away.
Mil distill-ad her class are
missus early and followpd him. she
:ound him standing by a window
MM beioon that o nod
ed a side cartoon _’ ”
“Ego.“ she «led. “when have you
havodthaquestionasidamas
ibedsssulisdyouf"
Wabash. herhoad. “Not_ since
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atheist as. M finished
www.miuem
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space until the claim check is pre-
SI-iliul.
1:..er rouiul liili'i- {or the charging
pl‘l\lll",{-‘ \‘.llll‘ll the bootblaclt gets.
the bunlbluck gets a neat daily in
conic from the cars left thcro during
the day, and tho car owner still
takes his own risk but pays for the
privilege or doing so. at 25¢ a
chance. 7
éTod Morgan Retains
His Fight Title
Torl Morgan, junior lightweight
champion or the world met the
challenger. Ca'l Duane. the slugging
llitlinn of New York. before 15,000
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
‘ Here They Are
BACK’Amm/
Theatre
I ‘ . SUNDAY V
" Ralph Lewis ill L
“The False Alarm"
and
GENE TUNNEY in
i'TI‘II FIGHTING MARINE"
NEWS and i‘i)\il‘.ll\
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inns in Madison Sqilill‘i‘ Garden last
ulghi.
The lmut \vus marked by Mor-
gun's lllll‘ll defense of his crown
“'lilllll a your in New York ringl.
when has lurnml buvlt li‘d Sullivan.
rurmrr ('li‘illipluii. and Joe Gllck of
New York. .‘luriznn 'M‘ilzlll‘d 187');
lllliiii. 1;". g , ..
.l‘liv till-nullity \\nl|. lilll. :tiier “I DA NC
far “1"!" L'i‘ili‘llllli.‘ struggle illilll *
. iiml‘ketl \llll"l‘ of his previous tlllc * it" ‘ “Mm“
liticnsls “lirll lli' knocked out Kid ‘1' I.
Sullimn. ilm im-niir champion. in.
l >l\ rounds (lllll Ollii'lliSfit‘tl Joe:
Gilli; 01‘ New York. l
Duane hlllHlL'iI ('xri‘pilonul ability
to absorb the raking lire of Mor-
gan‘s punching power and ill: cu‘n
smashing hooks in Morgan‘s face
i‘l'Ollillli blood slimming ii'dm lh--
" \‘humpium's miliiili. Morgan gau‘i‘ a -..
l l»rii?i::n‘. i.\llil'llll|ll. lililililli‘l‘lllg.illc
liltlo .\'v\\ tori. liiillliii about the
: llt'l’id With an iz'lucli tllut closed
3 ‘liiunvda right qu JilllI cut lll: mouth. “THE EVERGLABES”
lull ill" l'll.llli|llOll ni-vvr “as able. to .'
.i'el.i,\ his. timer ulv'lonsv. Several? ThI'OIIIII Train
'Imvs lumnv's .i‘iiil punching jarred I From New England
j him :no- holding. . .Lv..3 deal-id 823mm-
The l‘li.llii‘l'll{t'i‘ haiilr-d Morgan on 1 o :25,“ '23:: 3‘:
won i-iii->.r0i~1.lle first three rounds. i z ”and? log: on.
maicinm: iu uggresslwuoss Blur—i -‘ as “ll "" f "“"
Kim's i-im'ornvss and ability to box ; bri LII-52".-
Jilii'ii) li'um 1mm '5 i‘liblli‘V. Nv'lllu‘rl 'l‘lr Trains a“
nuns uldr- ll) M'urfilvnvlly in the fast l 7 0"le n y
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