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PAGE EIGHT ^Downtown Parade,Pep Rally in Hotel | Lobby and Original “Flash Strut” at Came Score for Greenville SaturdayWho is this Ina Ray Hutton, anyway? was the question of the citizens tn the Centennial City between halves of the championship fame Saturday when the Flaming Flashes, to the accompaniment of 40 Astaire-aspirants of the Greenville high * school band, illustrated the rhythm vibrations ofNEW, LOWER PRICES ON BIG DODGEAlready priced only a lew dollars more than the very lAest-priced cars . . . Dodge lias ftccntly announced eten lower wke ... as low as $640. list pr c# at the factory. Detroit! But /he big, new. money-saving D«*ge laves you more than on original ML cost. Frcm all over the country come reports of amazing pas and ofl economy—18 to 24 miles per talloO and savings up to 20% on oil, o\sfcers say.More luxurfciujy appointed than ever before . 5. frith stunning new style and beauty, this new Dodge has been hailed by noted auto editors and fashion authorities as the most beautiful car in all Dodge history. See and driva this big, new Dodge Beauty Winner without delay. See the free economy test. Find out for yourself how Dodge can save goa money every mile you drive.Peruna with a Flash Strut that would make the famed Mel. odier leader look like one of the Cherry sisters.• • •Band Boys Turn Lobbyists.As the Flashes supplanted the fame of Miss Hutton, the natty , band boy’s took charge of Mr. Phtt Harris’ musical reputation at the Ado’phus Hotel. In a circle surrounded by ardent local fans and amazed Sar.die rooters, the band gave a concert of football and jazz songs in the lobby that could be heard to the top door of the hotel.INor were the orchestra leaders' • achievements all that was rivaled. The fans and student body followed a flashy parade of the band and pep squad from the UnionStation to the hotel that would have brought a smile from Bar-num him: elf.• • •No Fashion Parade.It would not exactly be called a fsahon parade, however. Thefaithful fans’ loyalty outshonetheir styles as they apparentlyfeader the advertised Public Enemy No. 1 (cold germ) more than the catty-cisms of the fashionists.For they were smothered with
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Greenville Evening Banner
Greenville, Texas, US
Mon, Dec 30, 1935
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