Audiences Enjoy Stage Offerings At Local Theaters
Readers get a mix of film and stage offerings this week with two strong movie choices. Miss Nobody at Palace adapts Myrna Wells Sheba into a comedy worth seeing, while What Happened to Jones at Empire retells a bridegroom’s hardship from the 1890s. Irene Rich shines at Aster in a beauty parlor rejuvenation tale, and Northwest mounted drama stars at Princess with Adoree and Moreno. Peacock’s Feathers depicts ranch life and romance, and a vaudeville program at Royal showcases Greer and Riley. Desperate Genre at Majestic features Eva Clark with first class entertainment and guitar music by Villa and Striggio.
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Palace Theater
Fany Wells
Jones
Empire Theater
Reginald Deany
Aptir
The
Princess
Renee aAdoree
Antonio Moreno
Tavages
Riglia Theater
Jacqueling Logan
Calen Landis
Bob Greer
Mickie Riley Galllant
Royal Thes
Renners
Majestic Theater
Eva Clark
Manny Bing
Herbert and
Belt
Villa
Striggio
Beulah
Majestic Theater Week Show Promises Diverse Entertainment
A Majestic program offers a mix from Eva Clark soprano and Manny King funmaker to a first class bill. The lineup includes Parisian Art features, a guitar act, and a unique aerial display. Herbert Sand presents an exotic exhile with Blow motion aerobatics by Blue Eagle.
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Chemter
Eva Clark
Manny’ King
Minekeners
Stewart
Zaitar
Herbert Sand
Blue Eagle
Rialto Peacock's Feathers at Rialto Theater
The Rialto presents Peacock's Feathers a comedy and news reel with James Oliver Gorwood's The Flaming Forest at Princess Theater. Also feature films include Miss Nobody at Palace and What Happened to Jones at Empire with a news reel and cartoon full of entertainment.
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Temple
Cailen Landis
Ana of
Ogan
Rialto Theater
James Oliver Gorwood
Flaming Forest
Northwest
Princess Theater
Valley Trip Plans Move San Antonio Business Delegation
Final arrangements for the fourth annual trade trip to the Rio Grande Valley were made with about 70 San Antonio business firm representatives set to depart Tuesday night from the 1-G. N. depot. A minstrel program and band concert will accompany the group in Harlingen as San Antonio day is observed at the mid winter valley fair. C Wolfe, secretary of the trade extension department, leads the excursion.
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Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
Harlingen
C. Wolfe
Trade Extension Department
Weather data storms and temperatures across cities
Weather and temperature figures for multiple regions including San Antonio East Texas West Texas Chicago Kansas City New York St Louis Washington with temperatures highs and lows, wind directions and precipitation notes. Park Hills ad promotes fine home tracts with ten fruit trees free and an exclusive sale event in Hariandale.
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Chicago
Lowes
Bansas City
Loweet
New York
le Ye- St. Louis
Newco Seeks State Tax Survey Expansion
South Texas Chamber of Commerce president R W Morrison announced support for a statewide tax survey in Texas. Senator Sam Witt of Waco said equalization of taxation hinges on complete information. The chamber’s executive board will meet in early December, date to be announced due to Mrs Morrison’s travel.
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South Téxas
Sam Witt
Waco
Mx. Morrison
Morrison
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dr J W Lackey Reopens Office Opposite Gunter Hotel
Dr J W Lackey reopens offices at 208% E Houston opposite the Gunter Hotel. Announcement notes a benefit dance and card party by Semmering Lodge No 82 Order Hermann Sozs at Hermean Sons Hall 925 Garden St Tuesday night Nov 20. Admission 23 cents. Also mentions Dr A A Brown resumes practice.
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J. W. Lackey
E. Houston
Gunter Hotel
Semmering
Hermann Sozs
Hermean Sons Hall
Garden St. Mang Vrizes
Sun Dial Thefts Across Town Reported
Mrs Oliver Woodhull reported two sun dials stolen from her front yard in Seguin W Walton lost 25 dollars after sending a suit to a tailor and forgetting the money in a vest pocket Mrs Ellen Dimaline reported a wall fan stolen from St Marks Church auditorium E W McMillan reported a woman's pare valued at 6 50 dollars containing a 5 dollar bill staged as a theft summary
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Oliver Woodhull
West Poplar Street
W. Walton
Seguin
Ellen Dimaline
Vngin
St Mark's Church
E. W. McMillan
East
Quincy Place
Farm confab set at Tulsa Oklahoma
A Chamber of Commerce representative will attend the second Southwestern agricultural conference in Tulsa Oklahoma January 3 and 6. Porter Whaley, general manager, announced the event aims to improve farmer service through chamber representatives. Delegations from Texas Arkansas Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma will attend. Steering committee chairs include George W Catts of Kansas City.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
Olln
Porter Whaley
Chambers of Commerce
Whaley
Texas
Arsensas
Kansas
3Lissouri
Oklahoma
George W. Catts
Kansas City
Philips University Head to Address Chamber Luncheon
De L Wen DMcCaeh president of Philips University at Enid Oklahoma will speak at the regular monthly Chamber of Commerce luncheon on December 13. He tours Southwest Texas visiting Rio Grande Valley and other towns to address local chambers of commerce. Accompanying him is Arthur W Large agricultural and industrial agent for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.
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de L. Wen Dmccaeh
Philips University
Enid
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
McCoeh
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Carbers of Commerce
McCash
Arthne W. Large
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
King Ferdinand's Critical Condition Prompts Carol King Ferdinand
Belgrade dispatch reports newspapers saying King Ferdinand is critically ill and has expressed a desire regarding former Prince Carol. Nicholas Iorga, leader of the nationalist faction, in Paris, is to inform Carol but warned to consult the Romanian government before any action.
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Br International News Service
Belgrade
Ferdinand
Carol
Nicholas
Iorga
Paris
Prince Carol Seeks Romanian throne if King dies
Paris November 29 Prince Carol I seeks accession to the Romanian throne upon King Ferdinand's death but vows not to return by the back door He favors a constitutional revision to restore his rights while opponents in Parliament led by the Brătianu and Agee premier resist any move Officials warn of possible coup or popular uprising if restoration efforts fail
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Paris
Carol I
Ruemania
Ferdinand
WS & Pevitert
Romania
Garei
Carol
Neu
Bratiano
Rescu
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ROYAL
Mickie Riley
Royal Theater
Andy
Tiffany Well
Don Felice
Raich Soule
Mildred Ormesher
Rosa Domirguez
Virginia Rivera
Louise Hulse
Bizet
Reginald Denny
Marion Nixon
Melbourne MacDowell
Otis Harlan
Emily Fitsroy
Zaen Pitts
Everage
Greatland Rice
Antec
Drene Rich
London
Space
Papa
Barres Langdon
Haney
Kirk Frederick
East Texas
West Texas
Vartia
Park Hills
Hariandale
NEWCO
A. A. Brown
Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co
Ferdinand Ying
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
New Jersey
New York City
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Walter C. Teagle, Esq
Ipti Bs
J. P. Morgan & Co
Fies
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