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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
Rogers Revue
Takes Honors
at Pantages

Ray Rogers and his seven IA.
rinian' beauties. easily take tho
leading position on the new PantaErs
bill which opened al the hsatsr
Monday. Ragnrs. himself. II a elsy,
er and eccentric comedian who
knows jus, what tricks VIII he
sure to bring laughs from tho most
hardened audience, Ills coutoriions
lst dancing varies tho comedy stunts
very crsdltab.y
And then who could fail 10 BE-
impressed BY tho comedy and well
moulded and trained chorus. who
nil IN the act with unique steps.
His leading lady. whether or no,
the rrat arc Partisan. looks no
herself and lives up TO her looks
The audience liked Smith & Hol,
den Ia their clever act. Hello
Fred" next best. u the applause
and laughter arr 70 10 the judge.
Their actions. pattcr and singing
arc nonssnsieal. but for that rea.
son get over big The harmoniea
and guitar selections arc also Sp.
preclatcd
Two musical numhrra on this
weeks program are first class.
They arc tho DuharTy sSxtct. fca.
,ured IN 10 Minutes in Melody
Land" and George and LAZY Car.
den in Hyiophono act Tho Du.
barry group OF three men and
three women havs wclltgaInod.
powerful voices Their rendition OF
various selections from grand opera
msritsd quito a little applause Per.
sonaliy, did not realize Hyiophonr
music could 10 40 beautiful Until
heard tho Gardens play The RIOS.
airy" Tho other numbers were
equally clever
Tho Great Junotros had roms
a.littlc,dlffcrcnt ncrobntic stunts and
Ray & Frank Dornn have "a real
kick" in their dancing Henri
IN Bets songoloEuo is IN good as
ever,
The feature picture Daring
Love" starring Elaine Hammcrstcin
md Huntly Gordon, IN ono OF the
best have Eecn nj tho PantAEeg,
II II interesting and. tho littlo
too dramatic and conventional to.
wards the close, ends up in way
that sends everyone away with a
smile That always makes pic.
ture worth while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

Madeline Hurlocll on the next s..
Is n crystal gazer in a new comedy
directed by Del Lord.
Natalie Kingston. not far away, Is
playing a Spanish dancer oppcsi,a
Harry Langdon.
On the next stage Thelma PAR IS
playing with Raymond Mckee un-
der the direction OF Eddie Cline.
while Eugenia Gilbert Is vamplng her
way thru tho same picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
"Chickie" Starts at
Strand Wednesday

"Chickie" Is scheduled 20 start n
Today run at tho Strand wcdnes.
day. following the current picture.
His supreme Moment" featuring
Blanche Sweet and Ronald colman.
Dorothy Mackaill has tho Lead
Ing rula In the perturbation OF
Eleanor Mehrin'H story Of typl.
cal American working girl Tho
supporting east includes John Bow.
ers. Hobart Bosworth. Gladys
Brockwen. Paul Nicholson. alyr,lc
stedman. olive Tell. Lora Sender.
son and louise Macintosh
Chickie was n hard working little
typist with dreams Of millionaire
husband hut when tho millions
came her way. she spurncd them
for romance.
The film Is said 10 bo well direct.
ed and 10 follow the original story
closely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
"Great Divide" Is
Next Capitol Feature

Dick Talmadgc's newest stunt
drama. Danger Ahead" viii remain
az the Capitol until wednesday
night only. Talmndgo injects moro
than his usual quota OF laughs and
thrills into this entertaining picture,
Starting Thursday. and for three
days. the attraction win be The
Great Divide" featuring Alice Terry
and Conway TeRrle. The picture
tells tho story OF sheltered East.
crn girl who IS cast alone into the
wllds OF the West. She Is forced 10
marry n rough man. typical OF the
fiery. defiant. lawlcss spirit OF the
West. An unusual romance IS the
result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

Only ono person volunteered for
when My Sugar Walks Down the
Street until the prize was finally
doubled TO SO. and n second singer
entered. Norman pobrcn was given
tho decision.
The songs for next Sundays con.
test viii be, Rose Marie" Song Of
Love" from blossom Time. -
when We Were Seventeen" "old
Black Joe" and who Taloes Care OF
the Carctaker's Daughter when the
Carctakcr is Busy Taking Care"
Wallace's numbers will DO tho over.
ture TO Norma" and melody by
Rnchmaninoff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
Evelyn Brent Is
Slick Little Crook

Evelyn Brent ought to DO able to
outorook the crookedcst crook that
ever crooked by this time. sho in
appearing in her latest drama Of the
underworld. smooth as Satin" at
the Winter Garden until wcdnos.
day night.
Smooth ns Satin" liz ADAPTED
from Bayard Velllor's great play,
The Chattorbox." The story deals
with n clover Girl crook. who mar.
rieB an adrolt burglar Tho two
decide to 20 straight. but, once n
crook, It's not 80 easy TO shnko
FREQ from the smooth.fingorcd trade.
An excellent cast supports Miss
Brent 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
She'd Probably Be
a Little of Both

Does a siri who il born in AmSica,
educated In Spain. and who mzrries
an Irishman. become his Irish senior
tn or his Spanish Colleen?
This Ia The question propouuisd
By the character Fernando in Proud
Flesh" tho picture now playing al,
the Blue Mouse.
Eleanor Boardman plays tho role
OF Fernando. and Pat o'NfaIlcy de-
pie;s the part Of Patrick oMoiley,
Harrison Ford appears az young
Spanish noble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
SENNETT SUPER-SlX
ALL BUSY AT ONCE

Mack Sennett's super-six beauties
arc working side by side at the Eden
dale studio this week.
Alice Day. sennstt's one and only
eomedicnnc. Is playing donghnut
designer in pastry shop, under the
direction Of Art RoSson. Ruth Tay-
Tor is n flappcr in the same picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
Lionel Barrymore
Stars at Colonial

Tho story OF marriage wrecked
by tho stupid interference Of "Mcd.
ding Women" ls tho photoplay OF
Tint name playing at tho Colonial
Tuesday Lionel Barrymore is
starred, with siErid Holmqulst play.
Ing opposite him.
Enid Bennett and Harrison ure CO.
starred IN Tho Fools Awakening. /"
which viii be tho screen feature for
wednesday Ford has tho role Of
liar who marries an heircss. and
later cannot cxtricato himself from
the network OF lies In which no has
ensnarcd himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
frankie Bailey Back
With Old Employers

Tho ams frankie Bailey. but
many years older. who FIRST won her
way into tho hearts Of the New
York public. when she appeared In
tho old Weber and Fields Music Halt
and then won worldwide rsnown tor
beauty and talent. has Joined the
crowd out Hollywood way That Is.
Frankie Bailey. tho woman whose
exquisite lega were tho talk Of the
countrywide, 10 appearing in Friend
ly Enemies" with Weber and Fields.
al tho Coliseum this week.
Sha wanted 20 appear In tho film
with hcr old employers and shs
begged Tor part. no matter how
small The only thing they could
offer her was minor part ~ a
mother. but Frankie grabbed Mt The
idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
LIBERTY SONGFEST

Oliver Wallace opened the concert
and song contest Mt the Liberty Yes.
terday afternoon at 1890 o'clock
with "Berceuse" and by tho Waters
OF Minnctonka." and closed tho pro.
grmam with 'Pucclniana' on the
giant Wurlltzer.
Sunrise and You" startcdthe song
contest, and Del Frankenborg came
out winner George Bailey. we'll
known Mt these entertainments. took
tho prizo for Believe Nc, II An
Those EndenrinE Young Charms"
No one attempted the third number.
indian Dawn" no Goodbye Broad.
way. Hello France" came next. and
Justus Peterson won tho honors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
Youngsters Head
State Vaudeville

Clark. Lenora and Ryan appear
in Fun n In Carte" happy COM
binatlon Of youth and versatility. as
the headline attraction OF tho vaudc.
vIllo program at tho State until
Wednesday night.
Four additional acts combine mu-
steal comedy, and novelty tents. wal
ter Wells and his artist band offer
an arrangement Of popular sclcc-
tons Tho Rosebud Revue offers
some dIycrting music and dancing.
Tho screen attraction is n Western
romance featuring Jack Dougherty,
Al Wilson and Eileen sodgwIcS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
"REx- STARRED AGAIN

Hal Roach has recently released
another wild-horso picture that ia
said 20 offer even more thrills and
Rmazsment than his fnmous King
OF Wild Horses, which set picture
fans talking last year His latest
release is titled. Black Cyclone, -
and stars Rex" the Wild horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
Wonder If Bull
Earned His Salary

Bull Montana, no OF tho caullflower
onr and the pugillstio mlcn. plays
Bully Boy" in tho Tom Mix picture
Dick Turpln," Mt the Holllg this
week. Bull Is native OF voghcrn.
near Milan. Italy, and RENAMED in
his beloved country until he was 20
years old.
As boy Bull worked on n farm
and then M apprentice to shoe
maker for tho munlfccnt sum OF
three cents week. After working
for tho shoe maker ono year his
snlary was increased to eight cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

Among the recent visitors TO Sing
Sing prIaon NJ Ossining, New York.
WINS Thomas Molghnn. Mcghnn'a
latest picture, "rhc Man Who Found
Himself" In n story Of prison life,
and Molghnn. accompanied by hIa dl.
rector, Alfred Green. sought local
color for tho photoplpy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

Alma Rubcns n having M Inlcr-
csting time with the costumes sue
wears ~ Lady Isabel" in East
Lynne" Alma, being m up-todatc
girl, finds tight lncns and such
things Of tho period Of 1880 rather
difficult 10 manage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

Douglns Fairbanks, Jr., has been
loaned by Paramount, which has him
under contract 10 play the juvenile
lead In stella Dallas" to bo direct.
Sd by Henry King, Young Fairbanks
recently finished n part In "Wild
Horse Mesa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

George o'Brien. featured player of
tho screen version OF tho stage sue.
cess. Havoc" has completed his
work in tho war sequence Of the
picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23

While on location az Red lake.
Arizona. filming Zane Grey's wild
Horse Mesa, a group Of cowpuneh'
ers introduced goai.roping among tho
Navajo Indians at rodeo which
they staged as little diversion,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
ha rubSer.

place was thar t-o wind blew off
Nurse James hat.
"Excusc me-" She cried 10 Uncle
Wiggjlv, as the March brcoze sent
her bonnet sailing beAiud hcr down
the path. :" Ny hat is gone"
ON get IL" politely offered
the rabbit uncle, and he had to
hop fast TO catch tho hat which
was bowling along before the wind.
Uncle Wisgily brought il back to
Nurse Jane and she put it on her
head, but, 10 sooner had she done
50 then-puff-auothcr blast of
air blew the bonnet off again.
"IIold on, Wait Il minute If you
plcasr,' cried Nurse Jane 10 the
bunny. "My hat is OFF again. But
III get IL myself.
"No, ! can't allow that.' said
Mr.. Longears. III chase it Tor you,
Nurse Jane.
This, time, when the hat was ON,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

The jails still yawn for evil-doers; only, their
yawns are shorter, and often seem to cover smiles
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
Looking Backw ard
What the Press Files Tell of
Imp o1ial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
March G. 1906

Clarence Conant is homo from
Camden, \. y, where he sn2nt the
winter. He reports seeing heavy
snow storm before leaving for
California.
Alex Stewart who has Just return
ed to the valley, has engaged
ten four horse teams to grade his
farm in No. and will at once get
it under cultivation.
ID. :. Elder, who owns 4 m2gni-
ficent farm in No. s and who hIs
been i'll at Banning, has returned
to has home i'll Brawlcy, where he
IS eonvalcsciug.
Mekimm Brothers have imported
from the East % pure bred Jersey
Duroe breeding hogs, which are
among the best stock in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

the bunny said:
"Isn't there any law of max
ing it stay on, jamie, my dear, 10
matter how hard the wind blows'
Can t YOU keep your hat on, your
head -
II could if / had a piece Of rub
bcr band, or stretcher, to put
around my hat and under my chin,
answered the muskrat lady. Il
have no rubber on this hat. 1t
needs an elastic.
"I1l hop 20 the store aaa Ct
YOU 4 stretchcr,' - kindly offered
Uncle Wiggiiv. 1T takes too much
time chasing back for your hat eF-
CIV time it blows off. You staE
here and hold your bonnet until /
return.
Tie rabbit gentleman hoped o
the three and four cent stare-aat
elastics not being very expensive
and he bought a yard Of stretch
/ er, - as he called it, for Nurse Jane.
/ Holding the rubber in his paw,
/ Nd. Longears started to hop back
to where he had left his muskrat
lady Aousckecpcr sitting on a flat
stump, holding her hat and waiting
for lin. But. all Of a sudden, rs
th- bunny hoped along, he heard
rusrling in the bushes, and out
popped the Weasel.
Now the Weasel, though small. IS
very sly and savage, and it Is very
good at catching rabbits. Or per.
haps. from rabbit : viewpoint, |
should say a Weasel is very bad.
This Weasel 5 name was Pop
YOU may have heard the sorg about
him Pop Goes the Weasel. :, His
other name was Goes, but he seldom
used it.
".Hello, Uncle Wiggily," saarled
the Weasel
"HeIIo, Pop" greeted the bun
ny.
eve come to nibblc your cars"
went on Pop. But what have got
in your paw?' lie asked, noticing
the hat elastic.
"It's strctchcr,' said Uncle
Wiggily
blNt IL ~ nv 't'Hih tAs''a nv
sly chap. ~ like S'rctchers, " and
thinking il was something good TO
cat the Weasel caught hold Of ono
end of the rubber in his teeth and
pulled. Uncle Wiggiiy kept hold
Of the other end The strctcher
stretched out very long. "Lct goi -
snarlcd the Weasel. And when Tn
Gle Wiggily let go his end Of the
stictchcr il snapped in the Weasel 5
face and hit him SO hard it knock
ed him over backward.
"Oh, / don t want any moro
strctchors!" howlcd the sly chap,
and back TO his hole he ran, while
! Uncle Wiggly, laughing, picked up
the rubber, which, when Nurse Jane
fastened it on her hat, kept the
bonnet from blowing off, and all
was wGL
And if the pussy eat 5 tail doesn't
tickle the face Of the clock and
make it laugh its hands off, II tell
YOU next about Uncle Wiggily and
the Squigglo Bugs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
TEN YEARS AGO
March 6, 1915

Preliminary PREPARATIONS for the
election on April OF elementary
and high school trustees in every
school district in the county were
begun this morning in the office of
A. Z. Shibley, county superinten-
dent of schools.
Out of the five trustees Of the
Central Union High school district,
only two trustees will be elected.
The incumbants whose terms expire
in April are II. II. Clarke and Dr.
w. w. Apple. The remainder of
tine board, c. y. Perry, J. Stewart
Ross and ". o. Hamilton will re-
tain their positions.
William 5. Larew, nephew Of J.
5. Larew has returned to the valley
from Los Angeles, where he has
been attending L. s. c. law school.
Mr.. Larew has been admitted to
the bar and will be associated with
his uncle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
Hog Raisers Are
Using Profits
For Equipment

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Mar. g.
The hog raiser of the middle west
is not spending the profits from $l3
hogs for luxurics for himself and
his family. Instead of buying 1929
model automobiles, diamonds. and
furs for his wife, he is investing i'll
new corn planters and binders; IN
stalling lighting and heating plants
in his home and looking ahead to
the rainy day.
In the opinion of livestock com
mission men and buyers who mingle
with the hog raiscrs when they
bring their fat ones TO market, the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

tive OF Mexico, resident Of CalcAi-
co.
ESCALANTE MAGALLONES -
Louro Escalante, 81, native of
Mexico, resident of Brawley; Vir-
ginia Magalloncs, %, natiye of
Mexico, resident of Brawley.
MEDINA-HERNA-NDEZ - Anto-
Mo Medina, 81, native of Mexico,
resident Of .Brawloy; Matilde NJ.
Hernandez, IS, native of Mexico,
resident Of Brawley.
BERNANDEZ-UUERTA - Jose
Beruandez. 80, native of Mexico,
resident Of II Ccntro; Jesus Hucr-
Ia, %, native Of Mexico, resident
Of El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

Films are getting filmy and radio more radiant.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March 6 1910

r. NJ. Davies, who recently sold
out his interests in the FL Centre
Meat Market, left last evening for
Taft.
Harold Bel Wright author Of
the three fastest selling books to-
day, is visiting his big ranch near
Meloland.
Miss j. Suroa left last evening
fer Los Angeles. Miss Suron has
been a resident of Ell Ccutro for
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, foreseeing an
era Of giant power fears electrical monopoly. ''It
is excellent have giants strength but it is tyran
nous to use it like agiant.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD r. CARTS
Copyright, 1923, ny Mcclure
Newspaper Sypdicaue
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
STRETCHER

"Cncle Wiggily, may 20 for
a walk with YOU today" asked
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy of the
bunny rabbit gentleman one morn
ing, when he was about to start
out from the hollow stump bUnga-
low on an adventure trip.
"Why, certainly! Come along,
Glad to have you. cried Mr.. Long
ears ia his ioliv voice. And if
we meet any of the bad chaps l
shall ask them 10 be extra polite
to you.'
"Don't talk of bad chaps
squealed Nurse Jane. Il hope we
don t meet any
g" However, [ generally DO whom
am out adventuriug. said the
bunny with Il laugh and q twinkle
of his twink nose. .But we shall
see. -
As It was, though. something else
happened before either the Fuzzy
Fox, the WooMe Wolf or the Bob
Cat wcre met. And what took
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

grower of hogs isn't in the coupon
chipping class by reason of the soar
ing price of PORK. Not by any
means.
Corn at $l.25 Il bushel is mighty
expensive hog feed they pointed out
and hog prices will have to go high
or than $l3 for the feeder to begin
to think of fat profits and forget
the lean years when pigs were only
pigs and cholera meant more me-
gotiations at the bank and home
made Christmas gifts for the fam
lily.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06
March Starts
Out JoyOusly
For Dan Cupid

March started off with u bang,
as far as marriage licenses are
concerned, four couples, all Mexi-
cans, getting licenses at the court
house yesterday. The couples are:
LIERA-HlGUERA-Au Auisoto Lie
IA, -, native Of Mexico, resident
Of CalcNico: Josofa Higucra, %, ma
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

about two years and leaves n host
Of friends here.
Mrs. A. M. Davisson, mother of
County Auditor l.. f. Davisson,
who has been visiting here for the
past three months, left Saturday
night for her home in Santa Ma
ria.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

Last man of the \. i. F. is back.
Really the last one. Maybe he was
waiting for those Christmas pack
ages.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-06

No woman is us bad as she looks
10 hcr enemies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
WEDNESDAY
NOM STATIONS

HOME STATIONS
htCL taoal -pEt5. aTkstH and
weather. no. Van cocks exercises use.
studio program,
MIR ltsD-l. time signal ilb. 'or-
san rseltaig g. homo hslpsi 2lit, pf0ducs
report. $50, closing markets. eiae, the
atsrsi and sac, studio prosrams
hfoA asa -Isisa, Rotary lunahi 4
sud ., liofmann orchestra. GgaG, Hep
peT-Nslly program. $50, organ recital,
OTHER STATIONS
hGo ta6n. oahiAnd-t, coueUtl 2.
news silent night
hro tissl. san Francisca-7. AFInis.
tiCe day program; :, and 10. orchestra
nix 5000. oakland. bswa! .. sdu-
eauon' ?, Armistico day program 10,
orchestra
kNN tssI). Hollywood orchestra.
and .. programs, 10 orchestra.
XIII ,soo). los Angeles 1lto. college
dlse club; 3. astronomy talk. $50.
Armisiies daY program, 1910. orchestra.
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stuTiesi fso, musical program. :, string
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hHW tipD, portlaud-Tlto, news q
Armiaiies day program Infantry eand3
10. ceueoTt
kwso tsts). PuIlmsn--7.io musical
and educational program.
hoA tAssl. Dsnrcr-5. 1atE.olassic
contest votes Armlsilcs day program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Seattle Programs for Tonight

s-s,is +. NJ
kFoA--ifofmanus concert orchestra,
dinner music,
dtis-s1S T.. NJ.
KFoA-TaUEart Motor company pr.-
ssuting Mslbourus sfrinK trio aud other
artists. playing Love song tfisslsrli
chant sans Paroles trhchhikawakYl. BY
the trio. MomipE tprl RlsEol. wAiiiaE
tMillardl. BY Ruth Prior soprano; two
selections, BY wllbug Wrstsrman. yiolini
Allegro CMendsiss1hnl. Why tFumn, by
Gwsndolyn Alinrss plano Heats % Mine
tMhlsri, neilaYo Ne ~ All Those En-
dsatinE Young Charms tMoarsl ~ Ruth
Prior. saptano. seFsnsdo sWidoFl. KAN
msaoi osiroW tRubeusislnl. hy the trioi
MuupwlnE lspyhru lIsnssnl. rsrpsisAl
Motion twsbsr1. ~ GWendolyu Macs,
piano. two selections. b. Wilbur wsstsT-
man. Violin; Fafth and spsinE ,sehu-
oerll. Loves MerchAnt BY Ruth Frior,
soprano.
rs +. NJ.
ETcLs-Klrchuer's New washlnEton
hats, orchestra. dinner music
SO +. NJ.
krCfs--t. y. y A. musical proErami
Ccntral,e solo. Leave II VITA Him. By
Hazel Cook: piano aaio, waits IN o
sharp Minor. b isabels puthis! tenor
solo. selected. ~ Joseph Mlsids. Hibls
lecture, Paradise on Earth. ~ Mr. niaf.
SOC; eoutsaito solo. Stranger OF Gailiss.
BY Hazel Cook. piano solo. Second Ia.
rartsils, BY Isabelle nutatr. tenor solo,
selected. ty Joseph Mlslda,
sfan-tO Il. NJ
ISJR--Hsnri natnskts orchestra via
Puge, Sound Savings and Lean Assosis-
tor. playing. National Emblem march
tRaEisyl. American Patrol tMssehsml .
Danube Waves waltz tfyanavicp. ole
South fIsmsenlkl. tIEht Cavalry over
sure tvon suppsl Wild Irish Rose, by
string trio. talk ~ John =. O'nvi.r
waits vsnitis twindaafls ssn1phsns
solo hY Henri DANISH. selection. Robin
Hood tDeKgVsnt. Moonlight sarsnads
tMovsJ. MAJ In N. FervN tEiisassFEJ +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
R Ado PARTIES
FOR WOMEN
Eastern Quitting Co. TO
Offer New Service

uDADIo tea parties" viii be In
~ huguratsd In Seattle Friday
afternoon. as new air service FOR
Pacific Northwest women. The
Charmed land trio win play re-.
ques,sd numbers. furnishing the
music Tor any party between Q and
4 each Friday,
The service Is a new one OF the
Eastern Quitting company. Seat.
tie. Tho company win DO on tho
air regularly. from 20 Fridays,
and from 7;ao 20 $50 "wednesday
evenings. KTcL win broadcast.
1.-THE trio win attempt TO furnish
musical entertainment for any
hostess who is giving a party be-
tween . ana Z any Friday" said
Bert Fisher. operating KTC1A
Those who desire certain numbers
may telephone 20 tho studio. az
AfAin7O7O a day or two ahead The
trio viii do rs best 20 oblIge.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Riga Station viii
Open This Month

WARRINGTON Tho construo-
ton o. tho two towers for tho radio
casting station At Riga has been
recently completed and - ia ex.
pectsd that the station win DO IN
operation this month. G, J. Mayer,
commercial uttnche. advises the Do.
partment Of commerce. n Is be,
lisyed that tho Latylun postal nd.
mlnlstnuon will not monoyollzs tho
future radio business In Latyla az
originally planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Chicago Station
Is to Broadcast
Only Music Soon

GHlCAGO. nov, ia new pro.
~ gram policy Tor station
WBBM win mako their programs
20 per cent musical ana musical
entertainment.
Speeches and lengthy talks.
classified as educational or Of
public interest. will DO barred.
Tho only talks win bs OF the
nature Of condensed Information
as sport results. outstanding
news events and cooking recipes.
Tho new policy was adopted
after an analysis OF thousands Of
letters and requests from listen.
ers expressing a preference for
music and similar forms OF en-
tertainment.