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Evening star., 1924-12-07
Films and Romance.

n W. GRIFFITH, electing to make
~ d story of the American Reyo-
luton, which he entitled America.
achieved a dynamic effect in his rev
elation of the ride of Paul Revere
through the New England country
side. L. Mason Hopper, directing an
other Revolutionary story, Janice
Meredith" elected to make Washing
toms crossing of the ice-choked Del
aware the highlight of his produC
ton.
1t is worthy of comment that the
popularity of the Revolution as a
fictional background which attained
a crescendo around 1900-1904, is re-
peated in 1924, though this time a
new species of storytelling is re
sponsible-the screen.
Janice Meredith" serves to recall
golden days OF American novel-read-
Ing which have been ended. largely,
by the more facile method of fiction
telling by the movies.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

in East of Suez' which Raoul Walsh
produced for Paramount, were rooms
in a Chinese temple which an English
man had adopted to his own use. This
called for wealth of fantastic Chinese
detail blended with the practical things
such as an occidental would require.
From the same conceptive form
came the sets which appear in Cecil
B. De Miles 1.-The Ten Command
ments," the sets in Peter Pam
Locked Doors" Feet of Clay" THE
Golden Bed" THE Garden of Weeds
and all the other productions whose
settings are unusually elaborate.
In East of Suez" Hans Dreier is
supposed to have interviewer success
fully architectural styles separated by
thousands of years in their inception.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Lincoln" "Circe, the
Enchantress.'

Mae Murray will be pictured at the
Lincoln Theater today, tomorrow and
Tuesday in "Circe, the Enchantress,"
the spectacular film play written for
her by Vicente Blasco Ibanez. author
of THE Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" together with Louise
Fazenda, in "Dizzy Daisy" a laugh
maker, and the Kilograms. Wednes-
day and Thursday. Pauline Frederick,
Conrad Nagel and Mae Busch, in
Married Flirts"; Jack Dempsey. in
"Alls Swell on the Ocean," and Cliff
Bowes, in Good News; Friday and
Saturday, Marie Provost and Rock
life Fellowes, in "Cornered." a mod
ern drama of suspense and thrills:
LLOYD Hamilton, in Lonesome" and
the Fox News.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Sweet Little Devil" De
cember 81.

1T is announced that when Con-
stance Binney comes to Polls The
ater the week of December 81, in her
musical comedy. Sweet Little Devil
this charming star of the stage and
screen will be supported by the same
cast which shared her New York run
in this piece at the Astor Theater
Among the principal entertainers are
William Wayne, Ruth Warren, Irving
Beebe. Bobby Jarvis, Edna Dare, Rae
Bowdin, Olivette, Billie and Billy Tay-
lor and two score other clever people,
including the famous Broadway chorus.
Constance Binney numbers countless
admirers of her work in the photoplay.
but there may not be many in this
city who are aware that she scored a
success both in musical comedy and
drama before she left the stage, at the
age of IS, for the motion picture
studios.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Tivoli-" Secrets"

Norma Talmadge will be pictured
at Crandall's Tivoli Theater today
and tomorrow, including this after
noon, in Secrets with Eugene
O'Brien and a good cast. It is the
story of Mary Marlowe. afterward
Lady Mary Carlton, at four different
ages. A new Aesop Fable, She's in
Again" will be shown also. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Jacqueline Logan
will be featured in THE House of
YOUTH and Jimmy Adams in Saw
age Love-; Thursday and Friday,
Elaine Hammerstein, in THE Mid
night Express" and Ralph Graves, in
Mack Sennett's travesty, SRiders of
the Purple Cow; Saturday, Rin-Tin-
Tin, the police dog, in Find Your
Man" and Lyman H. Howe's "Haz-
ardous Hunting" with the third re-
lease in the new series of two-reelers,
Fast Steppers."
Short films and pipe organ music
will be added daily.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
A Pedisreed Singer.

MARTHA MCDONALD, sister OF
~ Randolph Mcdonald, vice pres
ident of the National Commercial
Bank of Albany and daughter of the
late State Senator Michael Mcdonald
of Scranton, Pa, who has joined the
chorus of THE Student Prince" is &
coloratura soprano. She spent two
years In Florence, Italy, with heI
mother and studied voice there.
Miss Mcdonald makes her stage
debut with the premier of '"The Stu
dent Prince"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge, in Secrets" and Aesop Fa-
BILE. The Lumber Jacks: Tuesday
and Wednesday, 1.-THE City That Never
Sleeps" and Lloyd Hamilton, in 10
nah Jones'; Thursday, Shutdown"
and Lyman H. Howe's Hazardous
Hunting; Friday, Eva Novak, in
Tracing for Life; Jack Dempsey, in
THE Title Holder" and Stan Laurel,
in Near Dublin; Saturday, Rim
Tin Tin, in Find Your Man." and
Juvenile comedy, "The Junior Part
ner"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
"Sandra.'

"SANDRA," woman of dual per-
~ sonality, who did not realize
that her greatest happiness was
to be found in her own home
with her devoted husband, but was
tempted to learn what might be
around the corner on the winding
road" beyond the horizon.
Rare scenes of gayety In Paris,
Deauville, on the Riviera, every
where in the world where frIvolity-
beckoned, are pictured in the screen
production of the story, which will
be seen here soon.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
SAVOY.

Today, Eva Novak, in Lullaby, .
and comedy, The Speed Boys; tomor-
row, Catherine Calvert, in There S
Millions In It." and Monty Banks, in
"In and OUT; Tuesday, Anna @
Nilsson, in Between Friends" and
Hystericai History, "Benja min
Franklin; Wednesday, Herbert Raw
linson. in THE Dark Stairway" and
Baby Peggy, in Our Pet; Thursday
Sessue Hayakawa, in The Danger
Line and The Hallroom Boys, in
Their Dizzy Finish; Friday, Elaine
Hammerstein. in broadway Gold .
Jack Dempsey, in THE Title Holder. .
and Bert Roach, in 1.-The Game Hunt
err; Saturday, Jack Hoxie, in "The
Galloping Ace" and comedy, THE
Pinhead."
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Arcade.

The Arcade, in addition to it's reGu
lar dancing program, announces
dance for the patrons of the upper
ballroom Tuesday, while the big au-
ditorium will be given over for a
benefit dance and bazaar under the
management of the Hebrew Sisters
Aid Circle. and novel aviation dance"
for Thursday night, with prizes from
the air.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Park.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday. Lois
Wilson and ]. Warren Kerrigan, in
1.-The Covered Wagon" and Pathe
News; Wednesday and Thursday.
Marion Davies, in "Yolanda," and
Aesop's Fable, Good Old Circus
Days; Friday. Antonio Moreno and
Helene Chadwick, in THE Border Le-
gion," and Joe Butterworth, juvenile
comedy, "Over the Fence; Saturday,
Mary Pickford. in Thru the Back
Door; Our Gang, in Cradle Rob-
bers," and Into the Net" chapter 8.
Evening shows, z and S:45, Satur-
days at 1880 and Sundays at 2:45
continuous performances. Due to
length of pictures, Sunday through
Thursday, last show at 3 pm,
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, 'The City That
Never Sleeps" and Larry Semon, in
kid Speed; Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. THE Sea Hawk" with
Milton Sills; Friday, Shutdown" and
Aesop Fable, THE Lumber Jacks:
Saturday. Richard Dix, in "Manhat-
TAM" Funshop. Jack and Jill" and
second of 1.-THE Fast Steppers" Sc
ries.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Takona.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, D.
w. Grifith's historical film, Amer
ica"; Wednesday, Hope Hampton, in
The Gold Diggers," David Belasco' s
play; comedy, Air Pockets; Thurs
day. Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton.
in Lone Wolf: comedy, Bobby Yer
non in Ride En- Cowboy: Friday,
Lone Wolf; Aesops Fable, serial,
Into the Net" No. 5; comedy, Bobby
Vernon in ride EN- Cowboy; Satur-
day matinee, Strongheart. in Braun
of the North; Aesop's Fable, "ILeath-
er Stocking No. 10; comedy, "She
Knewer Man; Saturday night, Fred
Thomson and silver King" in
''Thundering Hoofs": Aesops Fable.
comedy. "She knewer Man"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Dunbarton.

Today, Enid Bennett and Ramon
Novarro, in THE Red Lily; tomorrow,
Estelle Taylor and Antonio Moreno,
in Tiger Love-; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. ]. Warren Kerrigan, in THE
Covered Wagon" (time of shows, 8,
5, z and 8 p.m.); Thursday, Mae
Murray, in "Circe, the Enchantress" f;
Friday, Buster Keaton, in THE Navi-
gator: Saturday, Tom Mix, in "Oh,
You Tonyr'
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Central" The House of
Youth"

Jacqueline Logan, in THE House of
YOUTH an intimate analysis of pres
nt-day life, will be shown today and
tomorrow at Crandalls Central The
ater, with Jack Dempsey in "The
Title Holder; short reels and pipe
organ music. Tuesday only, Jack
Holt and Norma Shearer, in Para
mounts Empty Hands, romance
of New York elite and the West, and
AL st. John, in Stupid, But Brave;
wedne sday. Gloria Swanson, in "der
Love Story: Earl Hurds cartoon
comedy, The Hoboken Nightingale" /"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Olympic.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Mary
Pickford, in Dorothy Vernon of
Haddon. Hail.; Wednesday, Marie
Provost, in Being Respectable" !;
Thursday, Monte Blue and Beverly
Bayne, in Her Marriage Vow; Fri
day, Buster keaton, in THE Navi-
gator; Saturday, Betty Compson. in
'eThe Fast Set"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Evelyn Brent
in The Cyclone Rider" and Larry
Semon, in plans and Pajamas"; Tues
day and Wednesday, THE Covered
Wagon" (shows beginning at 5, Z and
81; Thursday and Friday, Pola Negri,
in Lily of the Dust" and comedy,
Felix Gets Left; Saturday, AL Fer
guson. in THE Harbor Patrol" and
comedy, Charlie Chaplin, in THE
Pawn Shop" Surprise night Thurs
day. Kiddies' surprise matinee Satur-
day, and fifth episode of The Fast
Express"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
York.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Sills,.
N THE Sea Hawk; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Gloria Swanson, in Her
Love story" and Cliff Bowes, in
Desert Blues: Thursday. Pauline
Frederick, in Married Flirts," and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Jonah Jones':
Friday Marie Provost, in 'Cornered." ;" =
and Bobby Vernon, in High Gear:
Saturday. Tom Mix, in "Oh, You
Tony"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Carolina

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davies,
in "YoIanda"; Tuesday, Lionel Barry
more, in 81 Am the Man; Wednes-
day. "The Man Without a Heart"
with Kenneth Harlan and Jane
Novak: Thursday, Peter the Great;
Friday and Saturday, Thomas
Meighan, in "The Alaskan"
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Life series; Thursday and Friday.
Pauline Frederick, Conrad Nagel and
Mae Busch, in Married Flirts." and
Mack Sennett's wall Street Blues;
Saturday. Buster Keaton. in THE
Navigator; The Lumber Jacks" an
Aesop Fable and the Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Chevy Chase.

Today and tomorrow, THE Arab,
with Alice Terry and Ramon No
varro; Aesop's Fables and News
Events; Tuesday, Jack Holt and Nor
ma Shearer, Empty Hands; Sunshine
comedy, when Wise Ducks Meet;
Wednesday and Thursday. Gloria
Swanson. "Her Love Story Fight
Evening star., 1924-12-07

and Win Series, Jack Dempsey, $50
This Is Paris?" News and Fun from
the Press; Friday, Pat O'Malley and
Mary Astor, in THE Fighting Amer
ican': Charles Chase, "All Wet;
Chapter No. 4, wolves of the
North: Saturday. Bebe Daniels and
Tom Moore, in Dangerous Money;
Hysterical comedy, Benjamin Frank
lin: Chapter No. IA, Haunted VAL
ley"
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week

We
PALACETongucs Flame Shown this evening
COLUMBIAJanice Meredith Shown this afternoon and
METROPOLITAN-"Iot Water" afternoon
RIALTO-Lovc Glory" Shown this evening
AMBASSADOR-"Thc Midnight Express" Shown afternoon
and
TWOLI-"Secrets" Shown this afternoon and evening
CENTRALThc House Youth Shown this
LINCOLN"Crc the Enchantrc Shown this afternoon
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Frances Howard is to play opposite
Richard Dix in THE Maker of GeS-
lures, which Paul Sloane will direct.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Portland. Greg, has absolutely
banned PoIa Negri's picture, Forbid
den Paradise" Offers to cut objec-
tional parts were rejected.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

IINIVERSALS production Of Mir
" aclc," by Clarence Burlington
Clelland. has been retitled Clash
and is announced for release in April.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Thomas Gerachty is going to adapt
"OId Home Week" for Thomas
Meighan. "Old Home Week" is a
George Ade story.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

There is no photoplay that is the
best" which fine publicity has not
made it so.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Hippodrome wanted to have first
chance with the new screen produc-
ton of Peter Pan" but news reports
say the Rialto and the Capitol prob
ably will show the picture first.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Despite the announcements that the
Thomas H.. Ince activities were. to be
continued under the general direc-
tion of Mrs. Ince, widow of the late
producer. news comes that the big
Ince studio at Culver City will be In
definitely closed December IL.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Lloyd Bacon. comedy director and
son OF the late Frank Bacon, is
directing two-reel comedies at the
Mack Sennett Studio. He is at pres
ent engaged on a Ben Turpin bur-
leSuue
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Mrs. Wallace Reid's newest picture,
Broken Laws" according to Film
Daily, is one of the really big pic
lures that have been recently pro-
duced. 1t is the story of a pampered
SON who finally kills a woman with
his car and the blame is assumed by
his mother, who has spoiled him.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

They are now calling Norma Tai
madge, Pola Negri, Gloria Swanson
and Mary Pickford queens of trag-
edy." and the quartet is to be made
into a quintet by the introduction of
Colleen Moore, who is to be starred
in so Big"
Evening star., 1924-12-07

Metro Goldwyn is said to have Sc
cured an option for large interest
in an invention which may revolu-
tionize things in the movies. 1t is a
patent on a process for making what
is known as raw stock" on an alumni
mum base, which is said to make 1t
impervious to wear
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
megint kidugta a feiet.

ba megint kidugta a fejet.
Mar egy leanyka is van, -
$ most meg gyorsabban huz6dott
vissza.
- sJaj fstenem nyogott ia
nos, jart-jart tovabb. A baba
kijott.
Meg egy kisleany van, mind
sep, eleteros gyermekek. Tobb
mondanival6ja mem volt.
- Atya Uristen mar harom
- h0rdiilt fel Janos, eszelosen
maga ele bamnlt, maid elkezdett
szamolni.
Tizenhat honap alatt negy
gyerel1, ha ez ICY megy tovabb,
husz fv alatt negyven gyerekiink
lesz. Pedig lesz! Ez borzaszto!
Janos rohant haz vegebe.
A gyerekek mar megvoltak
fiir0sztve, tisztaba rakva, delet
is elharangoztak, Janos mem mu-
tatkozott. Kerestek. Az Greg Griz
talalta meg az olajiito mesterge-
rendajan l6gva. Bizony ez felk0-
t0tte magat a nadragszijjara, a
nagy szamolas vegeztevel.
Lam-lam! Igaza lett Bimbo ta-
nit0 uramnak. Ha Janos mem jar
ia XII hat iskolat, mem tudta vol
ma az omin6zus szamolast megej-
teni, S most is cine, ha az6ta sza
balyszeriien meg mem halt volna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

1lemetlen volt. 81 ,lgy esett meg,
hogy amint illend5en bemntatko-
zik, mondvan, hogy 3 Mandr,la,
haz ura hangosan kezdett ka-
cagni.
= No de ilyet, hat mar ugyan
hogyan hivhatnak valakit Mandu-
lanak, aki ilyen hosszura kin6tt
az listen markab6l9 Ha-ha-ha! =
Janos zavaraban meg a leveg6
utan is kapkodott, $ csak hajsza-
lon mutt, hogy neki mem esett az
ajt6nak. f kritikus pillanatban
megszolalt g szobaban szorgosko-
do Griz Veronka, haziur ici-pi-
ci, de annal gombolyiibb leanya:
= Ugyan apa, hogy besz6lhetsz
ICY, hiszen a Mandula nev igen
szep, szoba urunk pedig egy fl
nom. elegans ember.
.Tanos csak most tudta meg,
hogy milyen erzes az, mikor az
cmbert hajjal kenegetik. Halasan
pillantott a p0ttyomnyi leanyra.
Ket hete lakott csak oft .Janos,
S a 10 szom szedok mar eszrevet-
TEX, hogy ugyancsak tapadozik
Veronlqa !szoknyajahoz. Nyakra-
fore irtak a nevtelen leveleket Il
fiatalembernek, de meg az Greg
Mandulanak is, hogy vigyazza-
max, inert Veronka ilyen, Veron-
ka olyan, hogy kutya jart kert-
ben ts t0bbi. Ennek dacara a
harmadik vasarnap Janos 6s We
ronka mar jegyesek voltak.
Havlicsek szomszfd, mikor meg
hallotta az eljegyz6st, mem ALTA
$40 nelkiil.
= No ezek ugy paszolnak egy-
mashoZ, mint szemcm, meg az
0kl0m.
De hat Havlicseken mem lchct
csodalkozni, hiszen otthon OF Ella
do leanya volt, bizonyosan az
irigyseg szolt belole.
Janosnak ugyan beszelhettek,
irhattak, olyan k6tyagos volt a
szerelemt6l, mint a palinkas ke-
ny6rrel megetetett kappan.
AIT mem lehet megallapitani,
hogy az eskiiv6t XII siirgette, de
teny, hogy ismeretsegiik negye-
did heten mar meg is eskiidtek.
Eltek boldogan, t0bbet cs6kolodz-
TAX, mint ettek. De hat minek is
enni, ha cs6kolodzni lehet
A hatodik honap utols6 nap
jan, a cs6kol6dzast abba kellett
hagyni, inert csodalatoskeppen
menyecske egy kis Mandulaval,
akarom mondani egy hatalmas fl
ucskaval ajandekozta meg az
uracskajat Lett ere Macy men
de-monda a sZomsZedokban, meg
az Greg Mandula is kezdett sza-
molgatni a biityk0s ujjain. Mem
ertette az esetet, de mem szolt
egy szot sem, inert fla boldog apa
max erezte magat.
Telt-mult az id6.
A legifjabb Mandula tizh6na-
pos, meg par napos volt, mikor
Janosnak megint tud6sasszony-
ert kellett szaladni.
Mig a golyaneni felesege k0riil
foglalatoskodott, addig 9 szoron-
60 Swivel jart az udvaron fel-le.
Egyszer csak gyereksirast hall. =
Megvan, gondolta boldogan. = A
tud6s asszony XII is sz6l:
Egy flu mar van, = ezzel
eietye visszahuz6dOtt.
Egy flu mar van9 Nit jelent-
sen ez? T0prengett Janos. Mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

n
mafoltozas 1k0zben el-el nezett, =
madzaggal fejehez er6sitett papa
SCENE felett, S elgondolkozott
azon, hogy tulajdonkepen nit is
kezdjen ell egyetlen fiaval, a ia
nossal. Hol ennek hol annak
szanta, de legjobban szerette vol
ma papnak nevelni. Neha meren-
gesei k0zben, mar mint kalocsai
erseket is latta. - De hat Mandu.,
La uram terveze.t, az listen veg
zett, meg pedig mem a Mandula
Marion szaja ize szerint. Ahhoz,
hogy Janosbol ersek, - de akar
csak kaplan is lehessen, tanulni
kellett volna. Mar pedig Janos
meg a nadragszijjat is jobban all
ia, mint a tanitast. Mem tanult
az meg a Herko Paternek Sc.
Valtig mondogatta rektram
nram az Greg Mandulanak, hogy
ne tanitassa fiat, mem erdemes.
Ada oda valami tisztes mester-
segre. Az apja is csak mesterem-
Der, megis van becsiilete, tisztes-
sege. Csizmadia letere presbiter
az egyhazban, hites a kozsegha-
zan. Kell ennel t0bb becsiilet?
Hiimmogve hallga'tta a jo tana-
csot az Greg, de mem vctte be,
inert neki is volt am magahoz va
10 esze, ICY gondolvan.
Mesterseg csak egy van a
vilagon, az a csizmadiasag. Ere
mem foghatom a fiut, eloszor meri
szamar, ehhez pedig esq kell. Ma
sodszor mem lehet, inert hogyan
g0rnyedne az ilyen hosszu lingo
ember egesz nap a haromlabu SEE
ken a bankli el6tt. Mem, mem =
ez mem lehet, fiunak tanulni
kell. Pnnktum!
Ett0l az idot0l kezdve Mandu-
la mas strategiai tervek alapjan
dolgozott. Legelso dolga volt, az
egyik hizo disznajaba kest d0f-
nj, akkuratus diszn6tort csapni.
Termeszetesen ere hivatalos BIN
DO Istvan tanit6 uram is. A tor
vege az lett, hogy hajnal tajan
mestert, Mandula ket tanuloja
saroglyan vitte haza. Efajta kolla
ci6k aztan gyakorta ismetlodtek
meg, meg pedig olyan kitiino
eredmennyel, hogy Janos II es
fel ewes koraban kivegezte cred
menyesen a hat elemi iskolat.
Ezen tulestek a Mandulak, de az
Greg gondja naprol-napra mott,
kiil0n0sen mikor nemcsak hona-
pok, de az evek is lcr0piiltek, s
Janos meg mindig senki-semmi.
Nit akar egyszer azonban az Is
ten? Semmi mast, minthogy k0-
vetvalasztasra keriilt a sor Man
dulaek varosaban. Egy hatalmas
MINISTER lepett fel, meg pedig,
mint legt0bbnyire szokasuk a mi
nisztereknek, kormanyparti
programmed.
Mandula uram nemcsak csizma-
dia, de egyuttal politikus is volt,
meg pedig a javab6l. Ellenzeki a
szakadasig. Neki mem imponal
penz, er6, minisztreseg. Fujta
maga n6tajat szivvel-lelekkel. 0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

Mandnla Janos tragediaja
1RTA /: zABRACzKY JozsEr.

volt most Is az ellenZek fOkOrte-
Sc. A MINISTER emberei tanakod-
tax, mikent lehetne leszerelni a
lelkes csizmadiat, de nem talaltak
a nyitjat.
- Meg van! En- megf6zom Man
dulat, ;elenrette XII az egyils
furfangos adotiszt.
Mar is ott van mesternel, aki
vendeget beteSsekelte az els6
szobaba.
Mandula bacsi, nagy szel no
zott engem ide, kezdte monde
kajat az adotiszt. Engem a ke-
gyelmes ur kiild0tt, hogy r6sziink-
re megnyerjem batyam uramat.
DE err6l uram egy sz6t Sc Fin
Mandula Marion zsenge ifiusa-
gom ota 10 hazafi voltam, vagyok
es leszek. Engem megtantoritani
mem lehet. Az atkos reakci0t mem
partolom. A kormany a hazat
arulja, mar pedig en- a hazaarulas
mibenletjet is megvet6nek min6-
sitem. Vagy hazafi valaki. vagy
mem.
= Hiszen en- ezt mind tudom,
- vette at a sz0t ravasz ado
| tiszt. Mem is ugy gondolom az
iigyet, mint maya, de hat hall
gassuk meg egymast. Nezze csak,
a minhzter nr megtudta, Ihogy
van Onnek egy fla, 3 ezt secret
ne kinevezni egy eros adovegre-
hajt6i allasba. Sep fizetes, io
mellekes, sot id6vel meg nagysa-
gos ur is lehetne, de hat hogyan
nevezze XII, hogyan bizzek meg
benne, mikor az apja olyan nagy
politikai ellensege. Higyje el Man
dula uram, hogy hazank is job
ban boldogulna, ha az 3 sz6l6-
jet egyiitt kapalnank.
A mester egyszer regen, meg
mas koraban bemaszott pleba-
MIA kertjebe kajszinbarackok
utan. A pap, inert loptak a
gyiimolcset, rokavasat allitott
fel. Mandulat vas megfogta.
Akkor is meg volt fogva, de mem
oEan er6sen, mint most. CSak n;-
zett-nezett maga ele, meg a We
rejtek is kiit0tt a homlokan.
= Tiszteh uram, = sz6lt meg
nagy nehezen, = nagy szeget
iit0tt fejembe, nemcsak a fam
allapotjat illetoleg, de kivaltke-
pen haza sz6l6jenek kapalasa
| Iigyevel. Igaza van, hatha jobban
tudnank AIT egyiitt kapalni, inert
hogy eddig rosszul volt kapalva,
bizony mondom. Parolat sem
adok, de meghanyom-vetem ma
gambia a dolgot. Tstepnek ajan-
lom.
Masnap reggel Mandula mester
cegere mellett Oft lobogott mar a
MINISTER zaszloja.
Dictum-factum a iriszter KEEP
visel6, Janos pedig Wegrehajto
lett, "a harmadik varmegyeben
egy olyan kis varosban, mint szii-
lohelye.
- OFT kvartelyt egy-kettore ka
pott. Griz newt iolajiitS mester
hazanal, ahol fogadtatasa resi-
ben nagyon kellemes, reszben kel
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ls24, All ! 14|tE; ], q.

IlyehfoffhAh hem csoda, Ia d ma
gyar csapat ket doht6 vereseget
szenvedett. Legf5bb ideje, hogy
csapat vezet6sege mas systemat
vezessen be, inert ha ez ICY megy
tovabb, ugy csakugyan a dont6
er3vel bir6 merkSzeseket fnindig
Ell fogjak vesziteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
MAHONING VALLEY-NILES.
csapata merkozik a Kimmel Bruck
futbal palyan

Egy igen eros kizdelemnek lesz
szemtanuja a Youngstown sport
kedvel6 k0zonseg. A liga sorsola-
sa folytan nilesiek vendegszere-
pelnek Youngstownban a Mahon-
ing Valley csapat ellen.
A merk0zes Kimmel Bruck-i
palyan vasarnap delutan 3 6rakor
kezd0dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
mefkSzes kefetsben.

Az els6 felidot a magyar fink
kitiinoen megalltak, ugy hogy a
felido 10 aranyban az 3 javuk.
ra d6lt. A masodik felid5ben azon
ban teljesen leszoritottak 6aet a
St. George-ok. Eros temp6t diktal-
tax a magyar kapu ellen, ugy hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
vAsARNAPI EREDMENYEK
st. George 2:4-re gyoz
Kossuth csapat ellen.

Fair minden moZZanata fut-
ball klasszisra emlekeztet0 merko-
yes folyt lie az elmult vasarnap
Shenley palyan. ST. George es d
Kossuth csapat merkozOtt llga
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
a masodik feid5ben 4 gol kuldtek
q magyar kapu hal6jaba.

A magyar csapat vereseget nj
Dol a jatekosok valtoztatasa idez-
te el6, inert eeyes csatarokat ve-
delembe toltak es mi legrosz-
szabb, nj embereket allitottak be,
akinek jatekat soha sem lattak.