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CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
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DEBATE SPONSORED :•:CLASSIFIED:•:
BY PISGAH LODGE
CATERERS--Strictly kosher. En- TO RENT during summer month•,
gagernents, wedding and,
beautifully furnished 7-room
banquets. Catered by plate. De- !
upper duplex. Radio, piano, ga-
Prominent Attorney and La-
trait Catering Co., M. A.
rage included. Reasonable rent
l'ereira,
Prop.,
Longfellow.
5654
to reliable party. References
bor Commisisoner to Dis-
required. Inquire 2051 Calvert
cuss Unemployment.
I ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
from 8 a. in. to 6 p. m.
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TORS—We do painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran- TO RENT—A beautiful furnished
The unemployment situation will
room. Use of telephone and Ka -
teed work. L. Nathanson, 2987
receive a thorough airing when •
rage if necessary. Call at 2951
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
Frederick A. Schopp and Eugene
Glendale.
from 7 to 10 a. nt. and 4 to 8
Brock meet in debate under the'
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VEND()ME
RESTAURANT
615 Woodward Ave
Clifford 7736
Galling Bros., Proprs.
ttuspices of Pisgah Lodge No. 31,
I. 0. B. B. at the Wid
n Moshe
Synagogue, ' Dexter and Lawrence,
on Monday, \lay 19, at 6:30 p. m.
Eugene Brock, who is well known
fir his activities us labor commis-
sioner for Michigan, takes the neg-
alive on the subject "Resolved.
the Present Business Leaders
Clone) Relieve the Unemployment
Situation," in lillpOSin011 to Fred-
erick A. Schepp, prominent local
attorney, who takes the affirmative
side.
The capacity of the auditorium is
limited, and since the general pub-
lic is ins ited, a tinge audience is
expected and those who desire to
attend this debate lire therefore
urged to come early. There is no
charge for admission.
Last Monday's meeting of Pisgah
lodge resolved itself into a welcom-
ing home to "Daddy" Adolph
Freund by members of the lodge
and of the Adolph Freund Chap-
ter of A. Z. A. Delegates to the
recent constitution grand lodge
convention held in Cincinnati re-
ported. Tickets for the debate on
Prohibition between Clarence Dar-
row and Dr. Clarence True Wilson
to be held May 27 at Orchestra
Hall, were placed on sale. Choice
seats can still be obtained from
Aaron Droock of 917 Penobscot
building, chairman in charge of the
debate, also at the conclusion of
the debate next Monday, May 19.
FRENCH-AMERICAN
CUISINE
French Specialties a la Carte
Full Course Regular Dinner,
served every evening, $1.25,
Special Sunday dinner, $1.50
Thar
Detroit's Finest Rendezvous
Largest Floor Show Wes
of New York
One Visit Will Convince You
1717
7.€1-
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Special Course
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(No Cover Chugs Till 9:)0)
Dining..31usic..Daticing
Big Special Dinner Rerun ,T: ',Z
Phone Cad. 6960 for Reservations
HARRY FINEBERG WAS
, MIDDLE-AGED German woman
,
will clean small apartment and
I cook evening meal for employed
couple. Meyers, Randolph 2400,
,
I Line 205.
WIIERE YOUTHFUL SPIRITS
FROLIC
GERALD MARKS'
FOR RENT OR SALE—Six-room
up-to-date flat, furnished or un-
furnished. Garage if desired.
9917 Broadstreet. Phone Eu-
clid 8755-It.
FOR RENT—Our 3-room apart-
ment, completely furnished.
Young couple preferred. Reas-
onable rental. Available June
I. 3345 Richton, Apt. 204.
Hemlock 1816-M,
DINNER DANCING MOO until 11
i No Convert During Dinner)
HOUSEKEEPING position wanted
by young woman in motherle,
home or in home with no other
woman in charge. Call Euclid
0275 - R.
A. SAGE, Manage.
The
3747 WOODWARD
A New Show
JIMMY O'BRIEN
Master of Ceremonies
ALVIRA MORTON
Pr.mt Donna
DOLORES MITCHELL
S niter of Popular Songs
BERNICE VERNE
Acrobat c Dancer
HELEN FLYNN
Sanger of Popular Songs
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BETTY MARTIN
Someth n3 D fferent
DAILY
Itallan• "monk..150
DINNERS v
Served 0 to 0:30
Entire Shnw 7:30
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46 Lendale10434-9218
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
THEATRICAL NIGHT
El Trovatore
Orchestra Every Night
French and Italian Cooking
Chicken and Steak Dinner
Special Frog Leg Dinner
Arrangements made for
parties, banquets and wed-
dings.
Royal Oak 9542
No Cover Charge
at Any Time
Madge Caiger
May Devine Jack Vann
DANCE TO
SIX MYSTERIOUS
MELODIANS ?
Come any time—Slay a. long as
yen like—Open all night.
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to Dinner at the
Grand Cafe
Chinese and American
Restaurant
GRANDWOOD HOTEL
14 West Grand Avenue
at Woodward
Unexcelled Cuisine
Individual Booths
Pleasing Service
&airmail Luncheon and E•enint
Dinner emend week days- Special
Sunday Dinner, 61 .00
Chop Suey wholesale and
retail. Free automobile de•
livery to any part of the
city.
Phone Longfellow 4100
IN SIXTY-THIRD YEAR
Mrs. Sarah Lillian Kapetansky
of 1730 Clairmount avenue, passed
away on May 5, at Harper llospi-
$100,000 FOR YALE
JOURNALISM COURSE
NEWHAVEN. — (J. T. A.)—
Paul Block, owner and advertising
representative of a considerabl e
number of newspapers, has contrib-
uted $100,000 to Yale for the pa r
pose of founding a course in jou r
nalism to promote "a better under-
standing of the press as a factor in
human affairs."
"Your Uncle Dudley" Re-
mains at Civic Theater.
"Your Uncle Dudley," the hilar-
, ious comedy by Howard Lindsay
and Bertrand Robinson, which has
been delighting audiences at the
Detroit Civic Theater fur the past
week, will continue fur another
week at the playhouse.
"Ingagi" Returns to Shubert-
Detroit Theater.
MRS SARAH KAPETANSKY
tal, in her sixty-third year. She is
survived by her husband, Joel, sev-
en sons, Louis, Max of Hollywood, ,
Cal., Herman, Maurice, Benjamin,
Dr. Abraham, and Dr. Nathan; two
daughters, Mrs. Katherine Kalman,
and Clara; and 13 grandchildren.
SEVEN-MILE COURSE
OPEN FOR GOLFERS
The Soren Mile Gulf Course at
Seven Mile Rend and Evergreen
announces excellent fuel lilies for
golfers, with experts in charge.
Joseph Hershey is president and
general manager; Theedore It.
Keller is secretary and treasurer;
Joe Weinberg is assistant mana-
ger; Larry Anderson is chief pro
and Jerry Huntley assistant pro.
The courses are open daily, rai iT
shine,
'r
night.
1
The in' management
m
ma gat.'
tt"f ul r2n im
sh es-
clubsI halls. Th
wait-
ing fur practice.
Nancy Carroll at Michigan.
('harming Nancy Carroll is at
the Michigan Theater this seed( in
her latest picture, "The
Devil's Holiday."
Wild animal films are all very
well—but they must be different to
get by these day's. At least that's
the contention of Congo l'ictures,
Ltd., sponsors of Ingagi, a pic-
ture of adventures in Africa and
embracing more thrills in eight
reels than have ever before been I
collected in one film, it is said.
Sound is the element today that
makes such pictures exceptional
and "Ingagi" which means Gorilla
in Sw'ahi'li (Indeed, has sound as
well as a spoken lecture by Sir Hu-
b•rt Winstead, who headed the sa-
fari into the Belgian Congo to get
the amazing gorilla shots that are
the most thrilling ever depicted on
the screen.
AI Alexander to Play at New
Results of Senior Playground
Ball League fallow:
Sunday, May 11—Strangers 7,
Ben Heys 1; CI estons 6, A. Z. A.
No. 93 I.
Schedule for Sunday, May 18—
Strangers vs. A. Z. A. 93, diamond
2; Creator's vs. Ben Bey, diamond
No. 1.
Results of intermediate games:
American Le gue—Maccabeans,
9, Balfours 7; Celtics 4, Pirates 3.
National League—Olympics 4,
Spartans 1; Crescents 2, Raw-
lings 1.
Schedule for Sunday, May 18:
"Lord Byron of Broadway"
National League—Pirates vs.
at Fox Theater.
Balfours, Celtics vs. Maccabeans,
both played at 2 p. m. National
The Fox Theater will offer as the League—Spartans vs. Crescents,
screen feature, "Lord Byron of Olympics vs. Rawlings, both played
Broadway,' an all talking comedy at 12:30 p. m.
with songs, featuring Charles Ka-
ley, Ethelind Terry, Marion Schil-
Fannie Hurst Abroad.
ling, and Cliff Edwards, and in-
cluding Gwen Lee, Benny Rubin
Fannie Hunt sailed for Flor-
and Paulette Paquot.
me where she plans to finish the
Charles Kaley has the role of novel which wit I follow "Five and
Roy Erskine, 01 cafe piano player Ten," (Harper'( ) and then to take
who has trouble keeping women several courses at Oxford
in
from falling in love with him,
the summer,
Al Alexander, who has been
playing in Detroit's leading night
clubs fur the past five years, has
been retained by La Rue's new
Casino, Cass lake, to play all sum-
mer. The Casino, which has been
vacant for a number of years, has
been completely remodeled and a
new dance floor installed. The
ballroom will be under the man-
agement of Frank I.utz and Jack
Rubin, who have had wide experi-
ence in promoting dances.
BACK AGAIN BY POPULAR
DEMAND AT THE
(very Day from IO a. M. to
11 p. m.
sik
to 6 n. in. Evenings 75c.
Children 25c
— NOW SHOWING —
STRANGE CREATURES
O 161 W. Vernor Highway e
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THURSDAY, MAY 22
INTRODUCING THE GREAT
NEW ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERPRISE
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VAUDEVI LIE
ON THE STAGE
SNYDER'S COFFEE
SHOP
1 WEBB GARAGE
COLLISION WORK, GENERAL RE:*
PAIRING, WELDING, STORAGE
3720 Webb Avernus
Phone Garfield 0474
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FOR RENT—Seven-room single,'
completely furnished, including I
grand piano, electric washer, 3
bedrooms, large can parlor. Rent
$100 monthly. 1523 Lee place.
Open all day Sunday.
REGIS
"FRAMED"
THE FILM
of a,
THOUSAND WONDERS!
czath Sow)
FERRY FIELD
711EA7RE
GRAND RIVER AVE.
at West Grand Boulmard
(Opposite Northwestern lliyht
SUN., MON., MAY IS-la
WILLIAM POWELL in
FOR RENT—Pleasantly furnished
JEWISH CENTER CO-EDS
room suitable for either gentle-
Standing, first row, left to right: Anne Bankler 1l manager), Rose
man
or
lady,
with
privileges
of
a
garage. References requested.' Than Gertrude Solomon, Tilly Heiman, Ida Korby. Second row: Sara-
' lie Schwartz, Anne Kerby, Anne Solomon. Seated: Dora Wittus, Mil.
l'ingree avenue between La Salle dred Hassel (captain), Sophie Grossberg.
f
EVELYN A
In the All-Talking Thriller of Night Clubs , nd Racketeers
FOR RENT—Room for couple :n
quiet home. Call 2092 Pingree,
Apt. 302. Mrs. A. Goldberg.
4 VIOLIN taught with Auer method
100 Rooms—All Outside
o
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by Carl C. Austin at his studio
,
in the Northwestern Service'
Highly Recommended—Personal
Building, 2019 West Grand
/
Service—Home Comforts
boulevard, corner Dexter. Sae-
,
cial low tuition rates to pupils
Phone Cherry 3615
j
/
enrolling now. Phone Euclid
W. C. ADLER. Manager
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6979 or Euclid 2925,
Wts viVaVa.WCWIA.%%%10‘.1.%%1C FOR RENT — Furnished room.
Private family. Convenient to
three cars and bus. 2290 Hazel.
wood, near La Salle boulevard.
Euclid 2925.
1526 WOODWARD AVE.
AND
BRENT N D TOOMEY
FOR REN1 — Nicely furnished I
room in private home. Suitable
for one or two gentlemen or
couple. All modern conveni-
ences. Garage if desired. Rent
reasonable. Good location.
2676 Leslie avenue, between
Linwood and Lawton.
2467-SI or Garfield 7209-R1
$7.00 Up Weekly
CENTER B ALL LEAGUE
Casino, Cass Lake.
106116
Do. LA
FOR SALE—Grocery store. Will
sacrifice. Woman alone, health
failing must sell. Call Item
lock 68,-.)-J.
Woodward at Ten-Mile
Road
Featuring
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MRS. KAPETANSKY DIES I
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
bedroom with bath. Suitable
for two business girls, gentle•
men or couple. Meals if desired.1
Convenient to Trumbull or
Fourteenth cars, also near bus.
2242 Blaine, Apt. 35, or call
Euclid 6734.
$1.00
Italian and Domestic Cuisine
FROG LEG—CHICKEN-
STEAK DINNERS
Fairmount 5928
LIGHT A MURAD,
TO RENT — Nicely furnished
room, continuous hot water,
shower, in refined home. Reason- I
able. Grand avenue near Dex-
ter bus and Fourteenth car.
Fairmount 2954-W.
Where You Dine and Dance
6800 Wyoming,
South of Warren
Dine-Dance•Be Entertained!
at Any Time
For Resery•tions Call
be nonehalunt ..
WIN PLACE IN CLASS "C" LEAGUE
CLUB
CARO
NOME
No Cover Charge
somebody switches on the light . . .
ADAMS THEATER TO
HAVE VAUDEVILLE
Columbia Recording Orchestra
SUPPER DANCING a.so until I
HAROLD
getting on so nicely in the dark and
SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER -
CORRESPONDENT can capably
relieve busy man with handling
of correspondence, general mat-
ters and details. Eight year,'
successful diversified experience.
Can take full charge. Used to
meeting public. Desire perma-
nent or half-day position. Write
Box 795, Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle.
FOR RENT Large airy room for
FOR RENT—A nice large fur-
one or two gentlemen, with
nished room in a refined home.
family of adults. Convenient to
Ilarry Fineherg, formerly of Al. I
Near street car line and bus.
street car or bus line. Garage
toona, Pa., resident of Detroit for j
Call Garfield 61804 or 2033
optional. 1713 Calvert, up-
the past eight years, at 1332 Clem-
West Philadelphia.
stairs. Arlington 8443.
ents avenue, passed away at Ilarp-
er Hospital, Tuesday, May 6. Mr. FOR RENT—Nice airy room with
FOR RENT—Large bright airy
Fineberg was married to Sarah j
shower bath and all conveni-
room or two adjoining rooms.,
Hollander, Jan. 1, 1889, in Philips- j
ences in nice quiet home near
Adult family. Near Fourteenth
burg, l'a., and resided in Altoona
car and bus line. Reasonable.
bus, Trumbull and Clairmount
for 33 years, where he was a lead-
Call Fairmount 6381-J. 3801
car line. 2053 Taylor, Gar-
er and participated actively in civ-
Elmhurst.
field 4075-W.
ic, educational and charitable Jew-1
ish affairs. Ile was instrumental FOR RENT—Large front bedroom FOR RENT—Beautiful brick cot-
for one or two gentlemen. Meals
in the founding, of the Talmud Tor.'
tage at Sylvan Lake, all modern
if desired. Near Hamilton and
furnished, good beach, $400 fur
ah system in Altoona and urns its
Trumbull cars. Glendale 57674.
season. Call Pontiac 2.3777.
treasurer fur years. Ile was also
instrumental in the founding of the •
FOR RENT—Beautiful airy room
first synagogue in Altoona.
in private home with every con-
Mr. Fineberg was a member of
venience. Garage if desired.
Logan Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Near Dexter. References re-
of Altoona, fur the past 50 years.
quired. Call at 3910 Calvert.
He is survived by his widow, and
Vaudeville is to be given a real
the following children: Mrs. Gay- YOUNG MAN of good appearance chance for a successful break in'
ern, Sam and Nathan, and his
and ATTRACTIVE young wo- Detroit when Publix vaudeville
grandchildren, Allen and Stanley
man wanted. Must be willing to
is inaugurated
Govern.
work. Can make $40 to $60 a
at the Adam
week. Part or whole time. Call
Theater
tt e x t
A. Z. A. ESSAY CONTEST
week days from 9 to 5. Mr.
Thursday, Slay
Wardner, 201)8 WashingtonI
2.
The
Adam-
Enthusiasm of Detroit Organi-
Blvd. Building.
Theater is me,
zations is swelling the list of con
being Kiquippc.1
testants in the city-wide essay con- WANTED—One or two refined
with the most
young girls to share apartment!
test sponsored by A. Z. A. 63.
modern s t age'
with two girls. Ideal location.1
Among organizations entered in
and light equip-
Convenient
to
street
ear
and
the contest are: Louis Marshall
ment.
housekeeping
Light
stores.
Girls and the Olympics, two inter-
Adams was se-
Rent very reason-•
privileges.
mediate groups of the Jewish Cen-
lected for the
Phone Sunday, Euclid
able.
Mary Haynes vaudeville house
7598-W.
The winners will be presented
because it is the most suitable
the awards at the Jewish Centers
BUSINESS GIRL of a refined house downtown for this purpose.
"Honor Night" to he celebrated
Four shows will be given each
family would like to gut tie- .
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Cary,
,
earl y in .lone.Iloward
quainted with a refined young day under the new Adams policy.
donor Of the gold medal award, is
man of good reference between I These will consist of five acts of
so pleased with the contest that he
the ages of 25 and 35. Object, Publix vaudeville and a first-run
has promised to give one every
strimonv Call Arlington all-talking feature picture with a
year for the Detroit A. 7,. A. lie
62211, or write Box 830, Detroit news reel and comedy. Each Mon-
annual essay contests. The win-
day night at the 9 o'clock show
Jewish Chronicle.
ning club is to be presented with
there will be a professional re-
an engraved loving cup, known as FOR RENT—A beautiful fur- view on the stage, which will in-
the Louis ,lames Rosenberg trophy.
nished room, very airy, with clude the regular five acts on the
The silver medal is presented by 'j
four windows, newly decorated. bill and five acts trying out fur the
Wilbur DeYoung. The central
Suitable for one or two gentle- regular I'uhlix circuit.
theme of the essay is "The Future
men or young ladies. Refined !
Mary Haynes will headline the
Judaism in America." The con-
family; no children. Use of tele- opening vaudeville program. She
phone. Garage if desired. Con. is known as Broadway's foremost
test CIOSeS su01c and all essays
must be tna iled to Essay Contest
venient to street cars and Dex- comedienne and will .be accom-
Committee Headquarters, 11338 N.
ter bus. 9235 McQuade. Phone panied on the bill by the Five De
! Martindale.
Garfield 9289-51.
Cantos, I'age and Class, Out bits
front musical comedy, and one
TO RENT—Furnished room, new- other act which has not yet been
Change of Name.
ly decorated, by private young booked. The screen feature will
family. Suitable for one or be "Framed," starring Evelyn
William Goldstein and family of
two ladies or gentlemen, or for Brent and Regis Tourney.
2130 West Philadelphia avenue
couple. Kitchen privileges. Rent'
have legally changed their naive to
very cheap. 2'2'21 \Vest Euclid
William Grahm and family.
avenue, between Fourteenth and
I,a Salle boulevard. Phone Gar-
field, 3923.W. Mrs. Shear, up-
stairs.
NOM
MUM
UCCU
When you have been
p. m.
TO RENT—Nice room for proper
gentleman. Best transportation.
SIRS. J. SHERLINE—First-class
tion. 9747 Broadstreet.
catering for weddings and par.
ties, 15850 Linwood. Long- FOR RENT—A nicely furnished
fellow 7352.
room for single person or couple,
with kitchen privileges. Private
A QUIET FARM HOME can ac-
family. 2507 Blaine, between
commodate several Jewish fami-
La Salle and Linwood. Garfield
lies. Jewish cooking (not
7478-R.
kosher). For particulars write
Box 950, Detroit Jewish Chron- FOR RENT—Nice large airy
icle.
room suitable for one or two
ladies or couple. Home privi-
FOR RENT — Comfortably fur- leges. Adult family. Rent
niched room for gentleman or
reasonable. 1635 West Euclid,
lady. Private family. All con-
near Trumbull car line. Empire
veniences.
2519 Hazelwood
3020-W.
1
avenue.
FOR RENT—A nicely furnishes
room for one or two refined gen-
ROOM AND BOARD, in good
tlemen in private home. Refer-
home, for one school or office
ences. Apply at 3270 Tuxedo,
girl. 2217 Clairmount. Phone
upstairs.
Garfield 9317-W.
AN ACTIVE LEADER
13AILLCON
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EMBARRASSING MOMENTS
The Jewish Center Coeds basket-
ball team finished the season's
games in fourth place in the Class
"C" League of the Recreation De-
partment. The Coeds played 10
scheduled games of the season and
lost one to the Grand Trunk Girls.
They also lost the two final
championship games. This entitled
them to fourth place. Last year,
the Jewish Center Coeds were en-
tered in the Inter-Settlement Girls'
Basketball League and won first
place winning all the games they
played. For this they were award-
ed gold basketballs.
The Jewish Center Coeds is the
only Jewish girls basketball team
in Detroit. In spite of the fact that
the Jewish Center physical educa-
tion facilities are so limited, the
girls worked hard and made an en-
viable record for their team, which
consists of the following: Mildred
Hassel, captain; Anne Solomon,
Gertrude Solomon, Anne Korbv
Dora Wittus, Rose Than, Tilly
Heiman, Sophie Grosoberg, Ida
Kortiy, Saralie Schwartz, Anne
Bankler, manager.
Ferry Field Theater.
This Sunday and Monday, at
the Ferry Field Theater. Grand
River at West Grand boulevard,
the feature talking picture will he
"Street of Chance," with William
Powell in the star role.
Tuesday and Wednesday "So
This IS College" will be featured,
and "Glorifying the American
Girl" will be the talkie for Thurs-
day and Friday.
"STREET OF
CHANCE"
Littrnan's Peoples 1 heater
Phone. Office
Empire 3472
8210 TWELFTH STREE1
Bee Office.
Ens r• 3400
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 16
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MAY 17.18, h at. and Eve.
Edwin Relkin and Samuel Weintraub to esent the
THE ACTOR. SINGER AND DAN) ER
JULIUS NATHAN SON
In the Greatest Musical Production Full of Jo y and Laughter
"GRAF YOSS EL"
With Jean Arthur, Kay Francis,
Reg . • Toomey
(PRINCE YOSSEL)
A Colorful Musical Production
He will be assisted by Anna Nathanson, Goldie Eisman
and Martha B
LAUREL AND HARDY
All-Talking Comedy,
”NIGHT OWLS"
TICKETS: Evenings-22.00, $1.50, $1.00, 7k; Matinee-
$1.75, $1.25, $1.00, 75e, 50c,
('onlinuoiln 2 to I I
Special Added Attraction for
Tickets Oe Sal. Now at Box Offi Ce
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MONDAY, MAY IS. ONLY
MARY PICKFORD in
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY"
TOES, WED- MAY 30-al
Laugh Rest
"SO THIS IS COLLEGE"
With Elliott Nugent, Robert Ment•
'emery, Cliff Edwards,
Sally Etarr
CAR WASH—QUICK—COURTEOUS--4 OMPLETE
95c
No Extra Charge for Wire Wheels
MATCHMAKER
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Men and women desiring to make
worthwhile acquaintances for mat-
rimonial purposes., we me.
S. PARANSKY
1471 Virginia Park. Elev. 302241
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS, 31.26
to Momisen'e, the Aut• Laundry Originator, In the best ear wash
with the quickest uteri. al thi• low price. Net only
washiag—liut •
complete auto serwte•—• ONE.STOP SUPER SERVICE STATION.
MORRISON AUTO SERVICE TATION
2425 Park Ave., nor. Verner High way
One Block Wool of Woodwart
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