Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-29

ANIMAL Hs=aa7-Ths m5-5 interest
ing event of the week in church cir
cles viii be the fourth annual bazaar
of the state street Christian church,
10 be held next Saturday. Last year
The church was crowded all day with
people seel5m. Christina presents tor
friends and enjoying the social inter
course afforded by The oeea, ion. The
fancy work booth will be the center
of attraction, as usual. aud a wealth
of beautiful and useful presents VIII
be on display There will also be the
flower booth, The candy booth and the
children's booth. each appealing, in its
own way. To In" interested public. Du-
ring the afternoon refreshments will be
served, and the women invite the peo-
pie to spend an hour i'm enjoying the
society Of their friends.
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Club Entertninmcnt-Res seats
for the second entertainment of the
Redpath Lyceum Buredu, which is fea
turing Chancellor George II. Bradford,
who appears at the Palace Tuesday
evening, are going even better than
expected and the predictions are that
the Woman's Ten Thousand Club will
reap a good reward for their efforts
TO provide high class attractions for
their subscribers. Chancellor Bradford
is conceded by press and public II be
one % the greatest speakers and
thinkers on the public platform to-
day. Ills services are in demand all
over the United tSates and il was only
by mere chance that El Centre was
given a night in his itinerary. He is
member of the National Board of
Education and one must possess the
highest qualifications to attain an of
flee of this Importance. lie viii be at
the Palace theatre Tuesday night only
and a great crowd is expected to hear
him.
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"Song of Wage SIave''-"The Song of
the Wage slave" taken from Robert
w. Services spell of the Yukon" with
the great Edmund Breese in the lead
ing role, will be shown at the Palace
theatre tonight in conjunction with
the great Spanish dancers. This won
derful 5-reel Metro picture abounds in
novel situations ana part of the scenes
were actually taken IN the Yukon riv-
er in Alaska. The public will remcm-
Der Edmund Beesc as The star in
Charles Klein's "The Lion and the
Mouse" Tomorrow night Neal of the
Navy" will be shown and Manager
Best makes the announcement that
hereafter the great American serial
will be shown on Wednesday nights
only, he having booked other big at
fractions to play his popular house
on each Thursday for some time t.
come. Lieutenant Governor Eshleman
speaks a the Palace next Thursday
night and the future Thursday an
nouncements will be made from these
columns.
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Great DanccrS-Tonight the Palace
presents what is probably one
of tn" best vaudeville attractions that
has visited El Centre in many a day. I
The Spanish dancers, Ostiz and Mar
tinez, appear there this evening in n
series of dancing thai brought them
fame i'm the Mission play at san Ga
briel Miss Marines costumes should
made decided hi with the lady pa
irons. Her shawle and gowns are
priceless and have been handed down
from a generation of dancers in Spain.
where Senorita Martinez has lived un-
Ill brought 10 his country by John 5.
director Of "The Mission
PLAY Senor ostiz, whom Henry War
mack, the critic of the Los
Angeles Times, classes as "the great
est dancer i'm the world is but a mere
slip of a youth, being but % years Of
age. These wonderful dancers will
have special music for their act and
the Palace management will spare no
EXPENSE 10 give the DatrOnS The biggest
and best entertainment they have ever
had for their money OStiz and Mar
tinez play the Palace tonight and then
go on a tour Of the Valley before re
turning to San Diego, where they open
at the Spreckels theatre in the new
big Hippodrome program.