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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

CHARLIE NC CRANN TO
FIGHT BILLY MURPHY
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

Due1to the fact that Rocky Walker
Of South Amboy is confined to bed
n Jersey City with pneumonia
Matchmaker Ed Dalton has signed
Charley McCrann of Elizabeth to
give battle to Billy Murphy of Staten
Island in the eight-round main event
on the program for the boxing show
in the local Auditorium tomorrow
aight.
McCrann is a far more expert
enced battler than Walker and
therefore should give the lighting
Irishman'' from Staten Island a bet
ter fight. Murphy, it is said, was
. counting on his experience to enable
SDim to score a kayo victory over the
lAew South Amboy fighter.
The Betsytown featherweight has
fought Jack Morris of Montreal,
Canada; frankie Farmar, Charley
Ryder, Young Feb, Patsy Mullfgan,
Al belmont, Mickey Brown, Kitty
Diamond, Andy Tucker and Harry
Daba. The ability of Farmar, Ryder,
belmont, Brown and Diamond are
well known to the fstic fam of this
section. Ryder has a knockout repu-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
Morris Wins

The six round semi-final eontes
ended a victory on points for Cart
Morris OF CaFteret. He o~utpointed
Gene Johnson of Elizabeth in this
contest. Morris weighed 1872 and his
opponent 1887 pounds.
johnson ~outfought his opponents
in the third and fifth rounds. Morris
holding the upper hand l.. the four
other round. Morris will fight IN.
this city tomorrow night stacking upi
against Tommy Thompson of stat
en- Island in one of the four round
contests.
In a bout featured by action, 4
four round contest, Danrv Donovan
OF Elizabeth fought a draw with
Billy Lewis of Railway. The tive
twelve minutes. Lewis also Will
fight at the local auditorium tomor@
row night, stacking up against Joe
O'Brien of Elizabeth.
Freddy Bett ell Of forth Reading
quit in the second round of lis
scheduled four round go with Rough
Seede of Elizabeth. Seede has the
bette Of the milling ! the opening
session. Sammy Vanella of Port
Reading was kayoed in the third
round &C his attic with Joe Cohen
Of Roselle. VaneI1a tc k a count Of
seven twice in the second round.
Cohen substituted for Young Ginda
of Carteret.
Howard Smith of Elizabeth ref
creed these bouts and a fair crowd
attended.
TIE next boxing show in the
borough will be a benefit for Mike
Cotter, Of C~arteret, a former boxer
who was injured in an accident re-
Gently. This show will be staged On
Feb. Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
Team 4
TO ORGANIZE CITY v0LLEY
LEAGUE AT "Y" TONIGHT

The 1928 City Voliey Ball League
will be organized Tonight at a meet
ing with Physical Director S. G. Pew
at the Y. M. c. A. The prospects
of about ten teams entering the
league this year are bright, and eff
forts will be made to distribute
some OF the players, SO as to equal
lie the strength of all entrants.
Tonlght's meeting will be the only
session prior to thu opening of the
league next week, and each captain
must submit The names of the men
bn his team tonight. together with
the request for any particular play
ers he desires to strength an his line
up. A special committee will con
slider the alloting of players to
cams requesting extra men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

201 led the Amboy mems scores.
In the second game the result was
In doubt until the last ball had Leen
rolled. Amboy won by three pins,
largely due to AL Simonsen's 20s
which was high for the game.
Smiths 1872 was high for the visitors.
The deciding game of the match
went to the county seaters by fifty
one pins, Gorsline's 240 going a long
way toward assuring the visitors of
a victory.
- Amboy goes to Bayonne next Sat-
urday night.
The scores: .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E l.

Charley McCrann Of Elizabeth will
battle Billy Murphy of Staten Island
in the eight "ound main event at the
local Auditorium tomorrow night.
Rocky Walker is confined to his
home by Illness.
Ed "Blackie" Regain returned to
the Perth Amboy basketball fold on
Saturday night and displayed old
time form. His speed adds to the
class of the local quintet.
Baseball fans throughout the met
ropolitan district are confident that
Charley Dutch Schesler of the
Perth Amboy team Of last season will
make the New York Giant pitching
staff this year.
The Perth Amboy Elks team in
the EIks State League Is leading the
the local "Bills" defeated the crack
Elizabeth team on the local alleys.
Regular shoots of the Perth AM
boy Rifle Club are being held on the
indoor range on Friday and Sunday
nights of each week. A great inter-
est is being taken in this sport.
Tottenville basketball fans are
| counting on their representative
basketball team to defeat the Mon
| tanas and st. Peters, Staten Island
championship ~contenders, in return
games. These teams hold victories
over the Tottenville representatives.
Local baseball players and players
who performed in this city last sea-
son, r expected to leave for the
South during the early part of April.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

The Victorian basketball team
of Sayreville added another TO ats
streak last night, in a game win
the Holy Spirit five of Asbury Park
on the Victorian hall court, Sayre-
Vile. The final score of this game
was 1923.
Next on the list Of the Victorian
team is the South Amboy Terra
Gotta quintet. This game will De
played next Sunday night.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
o,Rourke's An-stars "Wednesday

The Perth Amboy Five will get
plenty Of opposition Wednesday
night At the Auditorium when
Frank O'Rourke of Elizabeth brings
his all-star combination to this city
to contest the locals claim to the
state championship. The Elizabeth.
outfit have defeated some Of the,
strongest quintets of this state. in
Guiding the Roosevelt Separates.
whom they defeated by a fifteen
Point margin at Carteret.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

The first match on the second half
schedule Of the Elks local bowling
league will be rolled on the Madison
avenue alleys tonight. The Star
hsh and Madisons tied for first place
in the first half.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY sURRoGATE's

COUNT
FFTC
In the Matter of the Application For
An Order Declaring Arthur Beaumont
ON PETITION
ORDER
A duly verified petition having been pre-
sented 10 me in the above entitled matter
showing thst Arthur Beaumont. a late
resident Of the CITY of New By in
the County OF Middlesex, on Monday the
New Jersey, has remained beyon tho
aeas or absented himself from this State
tor more than seven (7) years last past.
I do hereby on this 27th day of Janu
AIRY. Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-thres,
order and require that cause be showu
bsfore me, Charles Forman, Surrogate OF
the County OF Middlesex on Monday. tn
twelfth day OF March, 1898. at the office
OF tie Surrosate in the County Building in
the City of New Brunswick. at the hour
OF 2:so o'clock In the afternoon. why 8
decree should not be made declaring the
&aid Arthur Beaumont to be dead.
1t is further ordered that this order
shall be published In the Perth Amhoy
Evening News once q week for i've weeks
copy thereof be manned within five (5l
DAYS to Mr.. william Carlin and Captain
nexs preceding the return day n that a
Beard directed t. their propoi post office
addresses.
Surrogate.
aaBli-2-B-le-is-9e-s-A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
senior Basketball Games Tonight

Senior Basketball Games Tonight
Another series of games in the
senior basketball league will be
played tonight in the Y. NJ. c. A.
gyb. The teams of Chizmadia and
Drost will clash in one game
while in the other Geske and To-
tins combinations play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

A good sized crowd witnessed the
boxing bouts at Coughlin's auditor
ium in Carteret on Saturday night,
The show was staged under the aus
pices of the Borough American
Legion Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
BOLIN STARS WIN

HELMETTA, Feb. 5-The Bolin
Stars won two games from the
Clinton Stars at the Helmetta CLUB
alleys. High score was made by
Pietroski.
The lineup:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

stellar light. scoring four tinlea.
from the field and once from the
f~fteen-foot line. Corey and Mill
gan each located the shreds for two
double-deckers.
The twenty-ifth victory:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
NATIONAL CAsR REGlsrER go.

"KREBe's oniy authorised agent 70
Middissex County; new and second hand
Cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs. supplies 10 West GRAND street
Elisabeth. n. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

Nby ETA 06TVIUEJ
ST. LOUIS-Branch Hickey. man
ager of the st. Louis Cardinals. fs
dead set against any plan that will
curb home-run hitting.
President johnson of the Anerf-
can League, Clarke Griffith of the
Washington Club, and man other
big men of the game, believe the
home run has become so cheapened
that it has lost its zip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

The Perth Amboy T. NJ. c. A.
bowling team dropped two games TO
the New Brunswick association team
oil Saturday night and as a result
there is another tie fog Ers. place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

1t is probable the Roosevelt Sep
arate baseball team will go into &C.
ton again on CoughIin's auditorium,
Carteret, this Thursday night. This
team defeated Amboy here last We'd
nesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
/. Gallup WINS
HIGH HONORS
Team z Beats Team | on
Rifle Club Range Friday
Night

Il. Gallup was high man in q
sheet staged at the Perth Amooy
Rifle Club indoor range on Friday
night. His score was 1872 and Will
liam Zengenberg of the local heal,n
board made a 172 core: Teain
No. 2 with which Gallup ana
Zangenberg lined up neat
Team / by an eight point margin.
Prior to the match the >month.y
meeting was held and two ne"
members Joined the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

In the near future a volley ball
league similar to the one OF last sea-
son viii be started in the local Y. NJ.
C. A. There is great interest in the
proposed organisation of a vo1iey
ball league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

Hungarians Booking
The Hungarian Catholic Club bas-
ketball team of Manager Faubl
would like to arrange a game for the
Cortland street court for Wednesday
night OF this week. The II. q: =.
manager can be reached by calling
2163 between z and 1880 o'cloc-. at
night. The Hungarians will resume
home playing on Sunday nights in
about two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

A number Of holdouts are expect
ed by the New York Yankees as a
result of salary cuts and it is proba-
bic trades may result. The Yankee
Colonies have talked Of trading sew
erai good men who have not been
doing sc well under Higgins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

Perth Amboy Five
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
ON TIT
ORDER

In the Matter of the Application For
An Order Declaring Arthur Beaumont
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preston Miss Kathryn Williams re-
ceived first place and Miss Kittie
Pearl Collins received second place
These will represent the Ellaville
high school at the Third district
school meet in Cuthbert in April.
The judges were Mrs. Emmett Hollo-
way of Americas; Mrs. Mcleod, of
Pineview, and Miss Helen Keister, of
Americas.
Mrs. w. A. Murray's bridge-tea
Tuesday evenig was pleasant social
event of this week. Mrs. Murray's
home was beautifully decorated with
peach blossoms. After tea, three
tables of bridge was enjoyed. Play
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Strange, Mr.. and
Mrs. Truxton Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Hogg, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c.
Hill, Miss Addie Munro and DR.. T.
w. Wilson.
Miss Addie RE McCrory, who oc-
cupies position in the Decatur high
school, is spending Easter at home
with her parents, Col ard Mrs. c.
r. McCrorv.
Fred Slaton, who has been night
agent at the Centarl of Georgia le.
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pot, has gone to Alabama to accept
a position.
The friends of DR.. B. T. Rainey
of Buena Vista, regret to learn of
the loss Of his eye, acid from his
car having accidentally gotten into
it. DIR. Rainey formerly lived at
hopewell, near here.
Mrs. Rogers Williams was the
guest for few days this week Of
relatives in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hart motored
to Buena Vista Thursday afternoon,
where they were guests of relatives.
Miss Mildred McCrory, who is a
student at Wesleyan College, is
spending the Easter holiday season
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. G. R.
McCrory.
E. W. Strange, N. c. Strange, DR..
J. R. Jordan and o. c. Hill were re-.
cent visitors to Columbus.
Mesdames Claude Johnson, H. j.
Williams and J. H. Statham formed
n pleasant party shopping in Ameri-
Gus Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Esther Smith, Of Atlanta, is
the guest this week of her mother,
Mrs. Elem Smith,
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3 ELLAVILLE, April 2.-The music
pupils of Mrs. j. S. Lightner and the
expression pupils of Miss Ida Mae
Pruitt on last Friday evening March
30, rendered the following program,
in a recital at the high school audi.
forum that was most pleasing to
the large assemblage of people Bres.
enr
Grande Valse Caprice, Englemen
Louise Rainey; Duet, Cabaleta. Lack
Marp Battle and Bertha Johnson.
Reyierie D'Antoinne, DuPre, Mildred
Burt; International Peace, Stubbs,
Linwood Lightner; Fen Fallet. Jimgi-
man, Marguerite Snipes; Duet. The
Graces, Wachs, Verta and 80 Annie
Clifford Pool; Rosy Fingers, Wachs,
Dorothy Dawson; How the LaRue
Stakes Were Lost. Robertson, Eliza
beth Rainey; Song of the Birds,
Helms, Mary Dwight Wall; Patsy,
Virgins, Eleanor Wall; Duet, Nom,
n, Geibel, Gertrude Burt and Mat
viii Powell; Valse DeConcert,
peabody, Ruth Wall: The Arena
Scene from Quo Yards, Svenky-
vch. Kittie Pearl Collins; Olga, De-
cevce, Genevieve Hargrove; Ma
Moiselle, Guertin, Kathryn Williams;
Concert Polonaise, FELTON,. Christine
Stewart; Polacco Briiliante, Bohm.
Susie Snipes.
At the Baptist church Wednesday
morning, Rev. J. W. Ham, of Buena
Vista, preached on the 75-million
campaign. Other speakers on the
program failed to appear. 1t is be-
iieved that Ellaville's quota will be
reached.
Little Eva Belle Stevens was host
ess Thursday afternoon at an Easter
ego hunt to which were invited a
number of her little friends. After
the little girls had found the doz-
ems Of eggs that had been hidden,
they were served lemonade, sand
wiches and marshmallows. Those in
yited were Frances Arlington, Lii
liam Rainey, Kathleen Hale, Ruth Nc
Neal. Kathryn Wall, Ruth Statham,
Bertha Mae Dawson, Sammie Living
ston. Carolyn Johnson, Emma Gene
Battle, Truxton Stevens, Jr.
A delightful social event of this
week was the bridge party at which
Mrs. H. w. Hogg entertained Thurs
day evening. Dogwood blossoms
were used in decorating the recep-
ton rooms. Six tables for bridge
we're arranged. After the game, a
salad course was served. Invited
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Strange, Mr., and
Mrs. Morris Hill, NJ. and Mrs. TruX-
ton Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c.
Hill. Tr and Mrs. Grady Killebrew,
! of Lacrosse, Miss Hattie Arlington,
Miss Leila Williamson. Miss Roxie
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jordan,
Albert Richardson, Miss Munroes
Clark williamson, DR.. 7. W. Will
son. Eugene Dixon.
At a preliminary contest held at
the high school auditorium in eX-
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Standard Dry Goods Co

Forsyth St. Next Bank Of Commerce
AMERIcUs, GzoR G A
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THE STANDARD

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gain DAYS, Monday and tuesday
April End and 3rd. You will Not
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$lOO will buy 7 yards full Stand
ard Dress Bingham; fast colors; 1ull
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$1.0O will buy one pair Ladies Silk
stockings with silk clocks; value
l$15O.
SLOO will buy 2 yards regular voc
Table Damask; beautiful patterns
SL0O will buy 20 Mems Hem
stitched Lawn Handkerchief; full
1 Size.
$1OO will buy 10 Ladies All Pure
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500 will buy 10 yards light
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$LOO will buy 8 yards best stand
Aard Sheeting; fine, smooth, heaVy
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SLOO will buy 3 Gold Seal Pillow
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$IO0 will buy 2 yards Beauty Silk
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S1.OO will buy mans full size
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$1.OO will buy Genuine Duplex
window Shades; size 3X6 1eet COM
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S1.O0 will buy six pairs Mems
Socks, black, white and brown; reg
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$100 will buy 2 Mems Checked
sNainsook Union Suits; elastic oach'
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$1.O0 will buy 4 large soc Turkish
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$l00 will buy 2 pairs khaki Knee
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l $t0O will buy Ladies Muslin
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j $lOO will buy II large cakes OF
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to Americas.
The Rev. J. w. Ham, of Buena
Vista, was the dinner guest We'd
nesday of DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Sears.
Clarke Williamson made business
trip to Columbus last week.
DR., B. L. Bridges has returned
from a business trip to Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j Williams had
as their guests for the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Peayy, Jr., Miss
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Powell, Mrs.
r. E. Hill, Miss Matte viii Powell
and Miss Marguerite Hill were shop
ping in Americas Wednesday after.
noon.
Miss Maurine Munro, of Wesleyan
college, Macon, is spending the East
er holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Addie S. Munro.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dixon and Mrs.
H. Willis Hogg were recent visitors
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test at the High school auditorium.
Miss Ida Mae Pruitt spent the
weekend with friends in Pineview.
J. H. Holloway, Jr., has recovered
from a severe attack of dengue fever
and has resumed his studies at. the
r.navlue hlgh school
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Kate Lamar and Miss Nellie Lamar
of Byron.
Prof. H. H. Hargrove motored to
Americas Friday afternoon and re-
turning to Ellayille with him were
the pudges of the expression con-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-16
NOICESM THE AIR
KDKA
Observation-Disclosures Pittsburgh.


SIS p. m.---Dinner concert by the
kDkA Little Symphony orchestra I'M
der direction of Victor Saudck.
p. m.-"The Turkish Situation" by
DR.. James l.. Barton of Boston.
7:15 p. MA talk to mothers by
Ella Ruth Boyce, director of Kinder
garten Pittsburgh Public schools.
1880 p. m.-"Cutting Your Social
Coupons by Mrs. Chester B. Storey.
7:45 p. m.--The visit to the little
folks by the dreamtime lady.
S p m.--Home furnishing hints by
Harriet Webster of the Joseph Horne
Co.
Sis p. m.-Special talk on the pre-
vention of Diphtheria, this week being
devoted to educational matter on the
prevention of this disease.
$3.50 p. m.-Concert by KDKA Lit
tie Symphony orchestra under direc-
ton of Victor Saudek; Steel City Male
quartet and Mrs. Gertrude Sykes King.
dramatic soprano.
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JACKIE cooGAN AT rox's.

Daddy. starring Jackie Coogan,
which made such tremendous hit
at Fox's last night. continued this
afternoon as a big drawing card and
will be retained through Wednesday
that all may see this boy wonder In
his latest and greatest film triumph.
Today the accompanying vaudeville
bill presents Crowden's dogs, clever
trained animal act that appeals not
only to children but to adults as well:
Harry White Is a brisk entertainer
and Sodell and Rex are two pretty
girls who play the piano, sing duets
and otherwise add to good musical
offering, The Shaw sister and COM
pany with brilliant dancing revue
round out the program.
For the last three days of the
week. with new vaudeville bill is
Milton stills in skin Deep" one Of
the greatest crook plays yet screened.
Beginning next Monday is The
Town That Forgot God" staged and
directed by Harry Milarde, the man
who directed "Over the HILL"
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The troupe has some comical situa-
tions around which. the comedy parts
are written, while the chorus sings
and dances well and the principals DO
their parts we'll.
4, On the same bill Ia a cofking GOOD
movie drama, Betty compspn IN "rhe
Green Temptation" Miss compaon
proves herself a star OF many we'll
developed talents and portrays
woman whose life undergoes two big.
vital transitions.
Theodore Kosoff. noted Russian
dancer. plays the heavy role Of Cas-
pard, the Apache. Throughout the
picture there are dances more sensa-
tonal than usually seen In the mo-
vies. thrills of the Paris underworld
that give ono that creepy feeling. and
a romance that Ia fne.
Tho first three days OF this week.
and each succeeding week, brings that
red blooded serial. Fighting Blood"
taken from the Golfers story by Wit
wer
The musical comedy program
changes Thursday and THE movie pro-
gram likewise shifts. bringing Viola
Dana In "a Noise i'm Newboro." Miss
Dana plays the role OF a small town
girl who Is snubhed because she has
TO money. Newboro Ia the kind o. a
town that does not provide an echo
of approval for anything that can't
make noise like money. But Mar
tina vows that she will make her
mark In the world and show the
home town folks something--and in
this prediction she is right
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"ADAM's RIB" AT PALACE

Tho biggest Sunday night crowd
ever, came to the Palace last evening
TO witness the first showing of Cecil
b. De Miles 10 reel masterpiece,
Adams sRib." where II will continue
its run for the next three days. Hun
dreds were turned away and those
who gained admission saw a most
wonderful photoplay.
The picture scored veritable tri-
umph. In "Manslaughter" we saw one
side of the modern girl. In adams
Rib" we have the other. Surprising
scenes include tho Natural History
Museum. filled with gigantic skeletons
OF million year old monsters, the Chi
cago Board of tradc. interesting
vision" scenes showing the life OF
prehistoric man, and a ball that
marks the ultimate In De Mile mag
nifcence.
In addition to this feature Round
Eleven OF The Leather Pushers" Is
being offered, also an excellent Keith
vaudeville bill Of quality. The acts
include the Three Bangards In great
musical offering: Palmer and Huston
in comedy singing and talking oddi-
ty: Peggy Brooks, very fine singing
comedienne, and Gray and Old Rose
who will be liked with their fine varie-
ty offering. On Thursday the entire
bill changes and brings Walter HERS.
now Paramount star, in his first
starring photoplay MIR. Billings
Spends His Dime"
The Palace will present in the near
future the sensational photoplay
Hunting Big Game in Africa" which
has just closed a run of three months
at the Lyric theater in New York.