Splendid Singing Show at The Empire Tomorrow
Mr. Lester A. Bucas appears with J. A. Coburn's Greater Minstrels in a strong touring program featuring "Down Deep Submarine" and "The Port of Missing Ships" solos. Coburn praises the show as the best this season with a vibrant quartette and an acclaimed Mattaradjah Naizam act. Tickets range from 25c to $1.00.
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White Post News Items From White Post Va
White Post residents report church attendance by Rev Mr Wilson from Roanoke Va and travel notes. Miss Lucile Bowie returns to Front Royal after visiting Miss Louise B Meade. Miss Dorothy M Skinkerts plans spring summer at Greenway Court. Lewis Kennerly returns from Montgomery Ala and joins his wife at her mother J Frank Kennerly's home. Judge Green of Charlestown W Va visits with Dr and Mrs McClure Scott in Winchester. Ethel and Pauline Sowers with Harold Sowers attend Empire Theater in Winchester. Mrs R S Bryarly visits Mr and Mrs Robert Green in Winchester. Junior Auxiliary of the Episcopal...
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Twin Beds at Ford’s Theater Promises Farce and Slapstick
Baltimore News notes Twin Beds opens for a week at Ford’s with a brisk, rib-ticking farce about a man who wrongly enters another’s apartment and stirs chaotic entanglements with his wife and the head of the apartment. Performances feature R M D Angleo as a drunken companion, Virginia Fairfax as the wife, and Leonis Bolton as the flirtatious spouse. The show travels to The Empire in Washington and returns to the National in D C with a later engagement April 10th.
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Copal Church Hosts Parish House Evening Entertainment
The Copal Church held an entertainment in the parish house Saturday evening featuring the story Never Heard Jane and sacred music. James Denny spent a day in Winchester last week. Mrs. Graham of Hagerstown and Mr. Kerns of Brunswick visited Mrs. Riley’s mother. Butler took his son to Winchester to consult Dr. Hunter H. McGuire about his eyes. Marguerite Elliott spent Friday night with friends in Berryville and attended Romeo and Juliet. Willie Denny has recovered and returned to school Nature's Care. The evening of life briggs with its lamp. Joubert.
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Winchester
Hunter H. McGuire
Mountain View Nursery Co. Seeks Orders for Fruit Trees
Apple and peach trees can be obtained from the Mountain View Nursery Co. in Williamsport Maryland on short notice. The notice invites readers to place orders promptly.
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