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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
Annual Meeting OF Somerset County
Sunshine Branches

The annual meeting of Somerse,
county branches of the international
Sunshine Society was held at Lake
wood, Wednesday. The meeting
was held at the theatre and the
headquarters for the day was the
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Roul-
lard. The annual meeting was call
ed to order at = o'clock in the after
noon and the president. Mrs. Cora
Hilton of Arson, presided.
The Golden Rod branch OF Show
hogan and Golden Glow branch OF
Lakewood sent very interesting re-
ports. which were read.
The following program was pre-.
sented: Piano duet. Lena Roderick
and Mrs. Rose Borden: vocal solo
and encore, Mrs. Rosalie Cote, ac-
companied by Mrs. Borden; piano
solo. Lena Roderick; recitation, Pru-
dence Cote, aged six years. After
the program the election OF officers
ensued with the following slate be-
ing elected: President, Mrs. Emma
Bird. Madison Center: vice presi-
wood; secretary, Mrs. Susan Y.
Chase. Skowhegan: treasurer, Mrs.
Cora Welch. Madison. r. q. d. A
committee composed of Mrs. Rose
Borden. Skowhegan, and Mrs.
Sadie Clark of Madison to have
charge of the program for the an
nual meeting OF 1928. Delegates
were present from Rainbow Branch,
Arson: Golden Rod Branch. Show
hogan: Golden Glow Branch, Madi-
son.
At noon a delicious picnic dinner
was served at the Roullard cottage.
The forenoon hours were passed So
cially and the meeting was q very
pleasant one for all Sunshine ladies
in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
Shower for Miss Berry

The Corriveau cottage at Lakewood
was the scene Wednesday evening of
4 happy party given Miss Velma
Berry of Millinockett. in honor of her
approaching marriage to Budson
Everett Tracy Of Houlton. The'rooms
were effectively decorated in yellow
and white. The guests made up a
theatre party and afterwards games
and music were participated in.
The party was given by Misses
Juliette Corriveau. Fay Burkhardt,
and Edith Young, who served a de-
licious lunch of salad, rolls, assorted
cakes, coffee. candies and nuts. Miss
Berry was the recipient of many
lovely gifts from the guests. Miss
Berry is a graduate of S. II. s. in
the class of 1922 and many friends
here will be interested to know of the
approaching marriage, which will
occur in the fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27

II you plant thorns. you can not ex-
pect to gather roses. II you use
poor havoring extracts you can not
expect delicious desserts. Use
Bakers and be certain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27

This afternoon the Town Improve
ment Society will hold a food sale
in one of the stores under Hotel Co.
burn. The sale will be held from
= to 4 and will be directed by the
Official board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27
THE FOUR sTRAGdLERS
BY FRANK /. PACKARD

ls" Of "T1s Miracle MS," @Dsn d tie Esi" "Jinmis Dale"
Copyright 1873, Geo. H. SrslI Ledger Syndicate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-27

(Consinued Tomorrow
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Crandall' Galloping Gal.
lasher."

Galloping Gallagher" the new F.
IL. .. release starring Fred Thomson,
Pacific coast athlete to be shown for
the first time in Washington at Gran
calls Theater the first three days of
the present week, beginning this aft
ernoon at o'clock, is an action
drama in which the star plunges
7hroush adventures, hand d-to-hand
COMBAT with bandits and other esca-
pades, all to win the love of a girl
ne girl is impersonated by Hazel
veg from the intelligent activities
81 his fine white charger, Silver
ing, who is becoming a popular
tqulne screen star. The comedy for
me first bill of the week will be
Sarnum, Jr.." executed by a clever
'aSt of juveniles. Added short reels
;'nd pipe organ accompaniment will
<omplete the program
Beginning Wednesday and continu-
lns the chief offering throughout the
remainder of the week will be shown
1tadlng roles are played by Florence
nldor, Rockliffe FelloweS. Earle
Williams, Robert Gordon Charlotte
Merriam and Claire Du Brey. The
STORY concerns the experiences of a
woman who borrowed" the husbands
OF ner friends when her own went on
a South American expedition. The
results were not altogether what she
expected-wherein lies the drama in
he theme The comedy for the last
half of the week will be Mack Sen
nett's Picking Peaches" in which
many Sennett comedians and beauties
are ConSpicuouSly ,present
Evening star., 1924-05-18

| Spare" takes her profession serious
| ly. After crying through several long
scenes Mary's tear ducts refused to
| function any more. In despair she
ran to her mother, saying:
| "Oh, mamma, i can't cry any more!
Please scold me so | can begin
again.
a big deal, discussed for month,
to secure the cream of the Famous
PIayers-Lasky picture productions
for 1924-25 for patrons of Poll Thea
ters, after a final ten-hour session
behind closed doors eliminated
recently in slgned contract IN
resented the S. Il. Poll enterprises
and George j. Schafer of Boston and
John J. Powers of New Haven the
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation.
The first release is in August.
Gareth Hughes has been engaged
by Universal for Desert Law" an
novel, in which he will be co-starred
with william Desmond.
Having finished Capt Fearless"
an adaptation of Eugene 3 F.: Lyle's
Maximillian's downfall in Mexico.
Reginald Denny is taking weeks
rest. When Denny took vacation
| after finishing Sporting Youth" he
ran into an accident that laid him
up in the hospital for three months.
The whole studio has its fingers
crossed for Denny, since Universe
has just purchased Harry Leon Will
| sons story, "Oh, Doctor.
f.. H. Griffith has succumbed to the
| siren voice of the Everglades, and
| has bought twenty yacre tract on
the Tamiami trail. where he intends
some day to erect a bungalow as a
| fifth now owns property at both ex-
| tremities of the United States. He
! has a tract of land at Lake Winnie
| cock in Mane, and between the two
should have no trouble in getting a
luStriouS names in her supporting
variety of scenes for productions.
Priscilla Dean has a galaxy of il
| cast for THE Siren of Seville" which
! lnce studio, under the direction of
| Jerome Storm. Alan Forrest. who ap-
| peared with Mary Pickford in "DorO-
thy Vernon of Haddon tiaIl" will
| play the male lead opposite Miss
Dean. while Stuart Holmes is cast as
the heavy" THE Siren OF Seville"
is Hodkinson release.
Dimitri Buchowetski, famous Eu-
ropean director, who directed Pola
Negri in Men" at Loew's Columbia
this week. adds another noted figure
to the continental screen colony in
America. BuchoWetSki, during his
| stay in this country. is scheduled to
! direct Emil JanningS, remembered as
! the leading male character of Lu-
bitsch's "Deception, Jannings first
Evening star., 1924-05-18
FL m o g r a m S

WORD comes from London that i'm
| mediately after Sir Gerald du
Maurier saw the premiere of ''Trilby."
at Covent Garden, with Andree La
fayette in the title role, he asked the
Parisienne to appear as leading lady
| in the new play he will produce in
London next fall. Du Maurier is one
| of England's favorite actor-producers
and son of the author of "Trilby."
Richard Walton Tully has an
nounced the completion of his con-
| tinuity for the screen version of his
stage success. THE Bird of Paradise"
which is to be his next offering to
| filmdom. Production is scheduled to
start early in June.
Belonging" novel by Olive
| Wadsley dealing with society life in
Paris and London, has been purchased
for Maurice TourneuTs next produc-
ton. No selections have been made
for the cast as yet.
| Montague Love. who recently re-
| turned from abroad, has been en-
! gagged by oliver Morosco to create the
| Schemers." due to open in Broad
| way theater shortly. This does not
| mean that Mr.. Love will forsake the
| screen, as he has been engaged to
| play the part of Lord CORVALLIS in
| the new Marion Davies feature Jan
ice Meredith" now being produced in
New York.
| Violet Mersereau and Alan Simpson
will be seen in support of Helen
| Chadwick in Her own Free Will,
| the screen version of the Ethel M.
Dell story, now being produced under
| the direction of Paul Scardon.
| Leon Barry. former leading man
! with Sarah Bernhart, will be seen
| with Harry Carey in THE Lightning
| Rider" in which he will have the
| role of the heavy"
| Colleen Moore and Conway Tearle
| are to be co-featured in Counter
| felt" from the novel by Leroy Scott.
John Francis Dillon is to direct.
Claire Windsor has finished the
| leading role in Earl HudsonS For
Sale and left for New York. where
| she will be featured with Bert Lytell
! in First Nationals Born Rich"
! Having finished five days doing
| fencing. scenes for Monsieur Beau
| caire," Rodolph Valentino left last
Evening star., 1924-05-18

week for Miami, Fla. for short va
cation. When he returns to New York
he will begin work Immediately upon
another, "A Sainted Devil" an adap
tation of Rex Beach's story, Ropes
End"
Lou Tellegen will support Corinne
Griffith and Milton Sills. who are 30
be co-featured in Single Wives"
story of modern society dealing With
cotemporary Droblem-the socially
! neglected matron.
Ben Lyon is to appear in the male
lead opposite Pola Negri in Com
promise" an adaptation of Suder-
manns The Song of Songs" to be
directed by Dimitri Buchowetezki.
Betty Compson has been signed to
long term contract by Paramount
her first picture under the new agree
ment being The Female" which will
be produced by Sam Wood
Having completed THE Mounte-
bank" a perturbation of William J.
Locke's story, Anna Q. Nilsson and
Ernest Terrence have returned to the
west coast.
Richard Dix is spending short
vacation in Atlantic City following
the completion of work in the Alan
Crosland production, "Cnguarded
Women"
Viola Dana has been signed by
Paramount to appear in two pictures
according to announcement. In"Mer-
ton of the Movies she will be fea-
tured as Sally Flips Montague, on
posite Glenn Hunter. She will also
have a featured role in open All
Night" directed by Paul Bern.
Thomas Meighan recently attended
a reunion and fair at his alma mater,
Mount st. Mary's College, at Emmits-
burg, Md. He expects to leave New
York soon to begin work on the west
coast in 1.-The Alaskan" under the
direction of Herbert Brenon.
William F'arnum, Lois Wilson. Di-
rector Wallace Worsley and d group
of players have returned to Holly
wood from Yosemite Valley, Calf,
where they made several scenes for
THE Man Who Fights Alone
In her latest Paramount picture,
"Manhandled," Gloria Swanson will
blossom out as a cOmedienne Of the
first rank. 1t is said that in this role
she combines mimicry, broad COM
edy, tears and pathos into one of the
best character delineations of her
career.
Little Mary Francis McI4ane. who
has an important role in Not One to
Evening star., 1924-05-18
CONTINUED from First Page.)

In 'The Telephone Girl" the roles are
played by Alberta Vaughan, Gertrude
short. Al Cooke, Kit Guard and others
VINO aided in the two series of Flight
ing Blood" dramalets
Thursday, Friday and Saturday the
- Hsentral will present diversified pro-
sram. The major film offering will be
IniversaPs production of Sporting
Youth, with Reginald Denny and
. } aura La Plante. The comedy will be
supplied by Cliff Bowes in Powder
Marks and a touch of novelty will
he lent the bill by the Ives-L.eventhal
plastigrams," which, with the aid of
q pair of "spectacles" provided for
me purpose create effects that are
startling to the spectator. The bill
VIII be rounded out by the usual aux
iliary features and pipe organ music
ny Miss Juno and Mr.. Thompson. The
nigh point of interest in Sporting
Youth" is reached in the running of
an automobile road race under actual
road conditions
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Lincoln-Lilies of the Field

Corinne Griffith and Conway Tearle,
supported by Myrtle Stedman, Crau-
ford Kent, Sylvia Dreamer, Alma
Bennett. Charlie Murray, Phyllis Ha-
Yer, Cissy Fitzgerald and Charles
Gerard, will again be seen opposite
each other al the Lincoln Theater
the first five days of this week. be-
ginning this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
when the major attraction will hr
FIRST Nationals picturization of W.
liam Hurlburts stage success. Lille,
of the Field The comedy for the
first five days of the week will be
supplied by Cliff Bowes in oh, Cap
tain, and the latest issue of the
kinogramS likewise will be shown
Friday and Saturday, Anna O. Nils
son and Milton Sills, in First Ma
1ionals film version of Rex Beach's
novel Of the Texas oil fields. Flow
Ing Gold" Alice Calhoun, John
Roche. Cissy Fitzgerald, Josephine
croweH. crauford Kent and Bert
Woodruff are the leading mem
hers of the supporting cast A juve-
nile comedy, "Over the Fence" and
added short reels. together wits music
arranged by Louis y. Brown. will
complete the entertainment
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. "Monna Van
na," also comedy. Keep Healthy;
Tuesday, Jack Hoxie, in The Desert
Rider" also Monte Banks, in always
Late; Wednesday and Thursday,
Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt and Nita
Naldi, in Don't Call 1t Love-" also
Our Gang comedy, Lodge Night: Fri
day, Jacqueline Logan and Antonio
Moreno, in "Flpming Barriers" also
Mack Sennett lomedy, Flip Flops" !;
Saturday, William Desmond. in
"Breathless Moments" also comedy,
"a Lofty Marriage"
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Chevy Chase.

Today and tomorrow. Baby Peggy
in Darling of New York" Aesop S
Fables of Fun and Fox News Events; !;
Tuesday, 1.-The Mark of the Beast;
Sennett comedy, 1T Pays to Exer-
cise"; Wednesday, with matinee at
$3.50, and Thursday, Bette Compson,
in "The Stranger" Fun from the Press
and Fox News; Friday, Tom Mix, in
Ladies to Board; Pathe comedy,
Get Busy" and Way of Man." No
5; Saturday, Eleanor Boardman and
Raymond Griffith, in THE Day of
Faith; Century comedy, Should
Poker Players Marry" and last epi-
sode of Ruth of the Range"
Evening star., 1924-05-18

Sagement at LoeW's Palace this ar
ternoon. In this production Hari
appears in strictly modern western
type, rather than the post -beIlunl
type in which he achieved his fame
The Los Angeles Kiwanis Club had
as their honor guest last week JACKIE
Coogan, the organic alton Of business
men piedging themselves to SUPPORT
Jackie's 'Children's Crusade" whic.,
will be launched this summer to raiso
a million dollar cargo of milk. cloth
ing and foodstuffs for the orphans o
near eastern countries
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Takona.

Today and tomorrow, Robert B
Mantell, in Under the Red Robe
Pathe news and topics; Tuesday
Betty Compson, in The Stranger
comedy; Wednesday, William S. Hart
in white Oak; comedy; Thursday,
Mary Philbin, William Collier, jr., and
Myrtle Stedman, in The Age of De-
sire: kinograms; comedy; Friday
Fred Thomson. in North of Nevada"
Aesops Fables: kinograms; THE Tel
ephone Girl and comedy: Saturday
.'GalIoping Fish," with Sidney Chap
lin, Ford Sterling and Louise Fazen-
da; Aesop's Fables; comedy: Santa
Fe Trail" (chapter 15).
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Anna Q. Nils
son and Milton Sills, in Flowing
Cold" and Charles Chase, in April
Fool; Tuesday and Wednesday, THE
Friday, Douglas Mclean, in The
Yankee Consul" and Neal Burns, in
Dandy Lions; Saturday, Priscilla
Dean, in "The White Tiger" and Our
Gang in Sunday Calm"
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Next Week S Photoplays

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Talmadge, in "The Goldfish
COLUMBIA-"Icebound."
RIALTO-"Broadway A fter
Dark"
PALACE-"The Meanest Man
in the World
AMBASSADOR-C tance
Talmadge, in THE Goldfish"
CENTRAL-"F orty- Horse
Hawkins.
CRANDALL' 'S-Douglas Mac
Lean, in THE Yankee Con-
sui"
Evening star., 1924-05-18

American picture, which will soon be
released under the Paramount banner.
1t is a rare week that finds Robert
Edeson missing from the Washing
ton screen. The veteran star of
"Strongheart" appeared in Mae Muir
rays support throughout last week at
LoeW's Columbia in mile. Midnight" :"
and is at the Columbia again this
week among Pola Negrrs Men"
William s. Hart, screen star has
tapped rich vein of romantic drama
in his latest picture, Singer Jim
Mckee" which opens weeks en-
Evening star., 1924-05-18
York.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coogan
in "A Boy of Flanders" and Charles
Chase, in April Fool; Tuesday, Buck
Jones. in Not a Drum Was Heard
Stan Laurel, in "The Soilers" and
scenic; Wednesday, The Governors
Lady" and Howe's "A Sailors Life;
Thursday, Barbara La Marr, in The
Shooting of Dan McGrew," and Lige
Conley, in wide Open; Friday
Wesley Barry, in The Printers
Devil" and Witwer's The Telephone
Girl; Saturday. Laura la Plante, in
Excitement" and Will Rogers, in
Two Wagons, Both Covered"
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Hippodrome.

Today, Katherine Macdonald, in
Chastity: tomorrow, White Sin;
Tuesday, Bebe Daniels in Heritage
of the Desert: Wednesday, Jack
Hoxie, in "The Man From Wyoming: ::
Thursday, Harry Carey, in THE Night
Hawk: Friday, THE Days of Faith" +;
Saturday, Jane Novak, in The Lul-
laby"
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Apollo.

White Way: Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Anna G. Nilsson. in Flowing
Cold" and Charles Chase. in April
Fool: Thursday. t}arbar.. La Mari.
in '"The Shooting of Dan NyCirew." Cliff
Bowes. in Cave Ian Friday, The
Breaking Point" and "WitWer'S THE
Telephone Girl: Saturday, Wesley
Barry. in The Printers Devil" and
Clyde cook, in The Misiit
Evening star., 1924-05-18

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tall
madge, in 1.-The Song of Love-; Tues
day, J. w. Kerrigan and Anna Q.
Nilsson, in '"Thundering Dawn; Wed
nesday, John Gilbert, in Just OFF
Broadway; Thursday, Betty Comp
son, in '<he Stranger; Friday, Harold
Lloyd, in Safety Last; Saturday,
Tom Moore, in big Brother
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Dumbarton.

Today and tomorrow, Daughters of
Today; Tuesday, The Day of Faith; :"
Wednesday and Thursday, Mary Pick
ford, in Tess of the Storm Country; /;
Friday, Hope Hampton, in Does 1t
Pay?' Saturday, Tom Mix, in Ladies
to Board"
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Milton Sills
and Anna Q: Nilsson. in Flowing
Gold" and Charles Chase, in April
Foor'; Tuesday and Wednesday, "The
Great White Way: Thursday and
Friday. Douglas Mclean, in The
Yankee Consul" and Sennett's "Shang
haied Lovers: Saturday. Patsy Ruth
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Betty Comp
son, in "The Stranger; Tuesday,
Viola Dana. in 'In Search of Thrill; ;
Wednesday, Maeterlinck's "Monna
Wanna; Thursday, Robert B. Mantell
and Alma Rubens, in Under the Red
Robe; Friday, "A Chapter in Her
Life; Saturday, Strongheart, in
1.-The Love Master"
Evening star., 1924-05-18

It's very rarely that married couples
are enabled to act together in the
same production, unless they are as
familiar n team as Weber and Fields
or pork and beans. Blanche Ring ard
Charles Winninger are two players
who have managed TO stay in the
same production for several years.
Now Lynn Fontanne and her husband,
Alfred Lunt, seem likely to achieve
their ambition and join the same giddy
category They have received several
offers to play together next fall.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
PHOTOPLAYS THIS WEEK
Carolina.

Miller, in "The Breaking Point" and
comedy, Family Life
Evening star., 1924-05-18

The important events az
the life of one of the greatest
figures IN the history of the
,UorId 1Uoven into an enter
toinmcnt that surpdssess IN
gripping interest dny similar
biography ever p1sualized
upon the tion picture
screen.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

Spare" takes her profession serious
ly. After crying through several long
scenes Mary's tear ducts refused to
function any more. In despair she
ran to her mother, saying:
"Oh, mamma, / can't cry any more!
Please scold me so | can begin
again.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

First Time in
The Capital
Evening star., 1924-05-18

The character of Lincoln is
maTueloalsly portr yed by
George A. Billings, whose
performance transcends mere
acting and takes on the i'm
pressiue dignity of actudtity
an individual tri ia m p h
aOorthy of so mighty a sub
jeet.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

EUery element of theatrical
enjoyment is present IN this
ne1gnifce,atly filmed life of
the great emanciputor-hu-
NOR, puthos, adventure, the
crash of aoar, thrills, tragedy,
triumph and finally the pass
ing of a great spirit to be-
long to the ages.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30
NOVEMBER len KERtjL sZIN.
RE A "MEzESKALACs"
Macy OPERETT.
A magyarsagnak rendkiviili mive.
szi esemenyben lesz resze - Fe
dak Sari jatsse a.s' dszeskalacs I
f6szerepet tehetssge erejeber
mutatkozik be magyarsagnak =
Szombaton Farrellben lesz meg.
tartva az el0adas.

Szombaton, nov. Len este ma
gyarsagnak ujra alkalma lesz Fe-
dak Sari miiveszeteben gy0ny0r-
k0dni. Mem ez az elso eset, hogy
Fedak Sari megjelenik magyar
sag elott, de ketsegteleniil ez az
els0 alkalom, hogy miveszete tel
ies erejevcl, lebilincsel6 varazsa-
val mutatkozik be. Olvas6ink BIZ
zonyara 0rommel veszik tudoma-
sui, hogy Fedak Sari es miivesz-
tarsulata szombaton Farrellben
vendegszerepel. Ere a pompas
elSadasra felhivjuk a Farrell, Sha-
ron Sharpsville magyarsaganak
figyelmet elsosorban - de yo-
ungstowni magyarsagot is figyel-
meztetjiik ere az eloadasra. Far
rel varosunkhoz mines messze, vii
lamossal, omnibusszal konnyen,
alig egy fel ora alatt elerhet0, ra-
gadja meg mindenki EFT az alkal-
mat ezen az esten minden mast
felreteve, legyen oft Farrellben.
A kis faradsagert sokszoros gyo-
ny0riisegekben lesz resze.
A mai korban, amikor miive-
seek es miivesznGk elsosorban a
k0z0nseg zsebere utaznak - lega-
labb is Macy resziik - val6ban or
vendetes anpak megallapitasa,
hogy van vendegjaro miiveszn6, a
XII termeszetesen mem yeti meg a
! dol;arokat, de ugyanakkor a dol
larok elleneben megfelel6 ellener-
teket is akar nyujtani. SSt mem
csak akar nyujtani, hanem nyujt
IS.
Fedak sariban, barmennyire
operettmuveszn5, erosen 81 a mil
Neszi lelkiismeret, ami alatt az
ertend6, hogy mem csak szerepel-
nj akar a szinpadon, inert ez egy
m6dja az ervenyesilesnek es a j6
penzforrasnak, hanem jatszik,
inert istenadta tehetsege ere keny
! szeriti, amikor jatszik, valoban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30
A PENTEK EsTI MAszKA BAL


Ne feledje ell senki sorok OIL
yasasakor, hogy ma, okt6ber 81
en-, pentek este tartja meg a Kos
suth K0r sajat helyisegeben Macy
szabasu Halloween maszka baljat.
Minden esztend6ben feledhetet-
len emleke mindenkinek a Kossuth
K0rben elt0lt0tt Halloween este =
ez esztoben sc maradjon ell err0l
a pompas balr6l egy magyar Sc.
Ez esztend6ben meg sikerultebb
lesz ez mulatsag, jobb lesz a ham
gulat, tobb lesz m6ka, az alarco-
sok, maszkasok serege is sokkal
nagyobb lesz. Ha mindehhez meg
hozzavessziik AIT, hogy a Heck.
man orchestra. fog muzsikalni -
AIT hissziik eleget mondottunk.
Minden magyar szamara feled-
hetetlen ester6l gondoskodik a
Kossuth Kor pentek esti maszka-
baljanak rendez6sege - legyeu
OFT rninden magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-30
MAsZKA BAL.

A ni!esi ;kornyeki magyar
sagnak is alkalma van cbben az
esztend6ben Halloween estejet
magyar mulatsag kereteben meg
iilni. A nilesi ref. egyhaz Ifjusag;
Kore nov. Len, szombaton este,
mindenki alal j6l ismert X. p.
Hallban nagyszabasu maszka bait
rendez ere szives szeretettel
hiv meg minden mulatni, szorakoz-
nj vagy6 magyart. Muzsikalni ez
alkalommal Rig6 J6ska kozkedvelt
zenekara fog.
Megemlitjiik meg AIT is, hogy
ket legszebb es ket legmulat-
sagosabb jelmezt viscl6 erdekes
ds ertekes jutalmat kap.
Aki szombat estet kellemesen
akarja eltolteni az legyen OFT
ezen a pompas mulatsagon.