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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
"Paisian Knights"
Showing at Riaito

Thrilling adventures of wealthy
American sculptress who falls in love
with the leader of an Apache tribe
thus mourning the cnmity of French
girl who also loves the Apache. form
tho theme around which an exciting
story is woven in PARTISAN Nights, >
at the Rialto.
The greater part Of the picture /.
taken in the picturesque Partisan un'
derworld.
Elite Of the French capital are en-.
tertaincd by a wealthy patron Of art
who for novelty introduces a pa
rade OF living models.
The party later goes Summing, and
il Is On this trip that the heroine
meets the Apache leader, who is en-
gagged by her to pose for one of her
statues. During their association, so
cial distinction is forgotten md their
love for each other shows itself.
Jealousy causes the Apache Queer
to stir strife with an opposing outlaw
element, md this leads up to a thrill.
ing climax. featuring a leap from a
building being bombardcd, into thu
waters of the River Seine.
Elaine Hammerstein and Lou Tel
legen are seen In the principal parts,
with Renee Adoree playing as thu
Apache Queen.
Humor is supplied by one of tbs
Pace Maker Series" by II. c. Wit.
wer. An excellent musical score has
been arranged by Director Ernest
Hauser, featuring a Medley of Pop
ular Airs ..st -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
"HeRs Highroad"
Showing at Palace

"Hell's Highroad," with Leatrice
Joy as the star, delivers a mighty
punch to jaded theater-goers at the
Palace this week. 1t is from the story
by the same name written by Ernest
Paschal. 1t deals with the age old
theme. love and money. It is an old
situation presented in 1925 manner.
The star is capably supported by
Robert Edeson and Edmund Burns.
he story opens with Leatrice Joy,
child of the slums. in love with a
poor engineer. She plots with a
wealthy admirer to advance her sweet.
heart so they can be married happily.
She then bitterly sees her b. sand
become possessed of the money fever
and about to discard her for a wealthy
woman.
There is two-reel comedy a Taxi
War Mary Stuart Edwards, Rosa
Dominguez and Lillian Chaffe, appear
in prologue under the direction of
Don Felice, entitled "Songs of Sunny
Seville" The Palace orchestra also
has a special musical program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Sant1esy Brings ' NV
1880. ~.
Crowds to Majestic

santrey: A synonym for good en-
tertainment."
And good entertainment is in store
for all who attend tine Majestic thea
ter this week, for Henry SGntrey and
his orchestra began dispensing 1t In
generous quantities Saturday.
Most of those who heard Santrey
and his grooming melodists last year
must have gone to the Majestic to
henr him again Saturday and Sunday.
The popular theater was filled at each
performance those two days, and
hundreds Of people stood in line for
an hour Sunday night, waiting for
reats.
The rews had gone out that San
trey was back at the Majestic. Said
news is the magnet that is attract
ing the largest crowds of the season
to the vaudeville playhouse.
And. as has been said elsewhere,
there's reason"
That reason lies in Santrey, him
self, and his twelve musicians. The
lnimitable leader sings-three excel
lent solos and were his contribution
Sunday night-hc dances, he recites,
he jokes and his jokes bring laughs,
nc directs and he entertains every
minute he is before the footlights.
The orchestra, under Cantrey's direc-
tion, supplies jazz music Of a new
and rare type. Jazz is given a new
Interpretation by Santrey's men.
Harry and Anna Seymour would
be headhning any vaudeville program
II they were not on the same bill with
santrey. They sing and dance and
round their act out with chatter.
Miss Seymour also appears with
Santrey in an amusing afterpiece TINT
supplies fitting climax to one Of
the best programs OF 1925.
Lewis and Norton are amusing in
their skit. From Coast to Coast. ("
They enact the story Of hotel clerk,
who becomes manager and then owner
OF big hotels, only TO turn honest"
and open n gambling hall.
The Mclroy sisters open the vaudc-
vile program in an eccentric dancing
net that goes over well. They fen.
turc clever buck and wing dance,
both in solo and duet.
Another Fox pre-rclease. "The
Winding STAIR" is the screen feature
for the week. 1t is story of the
Foreign Legion, enacted in the ro-
mantle setting of Morocco. Alma
Rubens and Edmund Lowe are star
red. Acsops Fables and special mu-
sic by Sam Ezell's syncopaters round
out an excellent program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Stage Play Here
in Picture

Thcatergoers in San Antonio who
in the past have witnessed Seven
Keys to Baldpate" ON the stage have
something TO anticipate in the screen
version Of the play. now appearing at
the Empire. Hundreds who saw 1t on
the opening day have almost all agreed
that the screen version in its wider
range excells the original play. Doug
las MacLean plays the lead in the
screen version.
In the play a young author is In
love with the daughter OF his publisher
and spends more time making love to
the girl than he does to writing. lie
has promised finished manuscript on
certain date. but as the day draws
near he has not written line. Finally
he decides to lock himself within the
walls Of "Baldpate." a deserted estate
tn which he thinks he has the only
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
CHARGE PARENT
IN VACCINE
BATTLE
School Heads Sign hHi.
daNts Against Families
Who Oppose Law.

Three charges against parents vi
have sent their children to San Au-
tonic schools unvaccinated in violation
Of the compulsory vaccination Law TO
mentnrily are expected TO be filed l..
corporation court Monday.
Affidavits to this effect were pre-
pared and signed by the principles Of
the Woodlawn and Elee3or Bracken-
ridge schools in tho office of Assistan
City Attorney W. S. Anthony shortly
before noon. Judge Anthony an
nounced he would file the charges i'm
medirtely.
The afidayits charge that two fam
lilies permitted their children to attend
classes in the Woodlawn School Fri
day. November 20, and the other n
child in the Eleanor Brackcnridse
School
Two OF the affidavits were signed
by A. $. Bush, principal OF the Wood
lawn School. and one by Miss Nette
Carpenter. principal Of the latter in
stitution.
According to Marshal Johnston. SUI
perintendent Of San Antonio schools.
Mise Mildren Baskin, principal Of
Bonham School, was due to appear
and sign an affidavit, but that the ipu-
pill has been withdrawn from her
school.
Superintendent Johnston and W. j.
Knox, director of general education,
attended the meeting at which the af
fidavits were signed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
DIVERSIFIED PROGRAMS
OFFERED -COERS

Holding a par to last weeks bills Of
entertainment, San Antonio show en-
thusiasts are again fortunate in hav'
ing diversified and interesting seven
days OF films and vaudeville.
Henry Santrcy, his musicians and
Anna Seymour headline the Majestic
bill. With his nationwide fame it is
needless to say more of Santrey. On
the same bill are other acts that meet
with much applause and the approval
of the house.
"Hell's Highroad," starring Leatrice
JOY, deals with the age old theme, love
and money presented in a 1925 man.
ner, with the usual good musical ac-
compartment ut the Palace.
Douglas MacLean puts over 1.-THE
Seven Keys to Baldpate" in such man.
ner that the screen version excells the
original play, say Empire fans. 1t is
a comedy well worth seeing.
Partisan Nights" at the Rialto is
an interesting picture of the Paris I'M
derworld. Elaine Hammerstein and
Lou Tellegen starring, add materially
to the picture by their characterized.
tons.
"The Ancient Highway" starring
Jack Holt and Billie Dove. is a mix.
ture of love, revenge. intrigue and nc.
ton. Entertaining for those who like
logging camp scenes.
Musical comedy fans received with
much entertainment V. E. Siner's lat
est production, Smiles" at the ROYAL.
This bill. is supplemented by The
Lighthouse by the Sea" starring Rim
Tin-Tin the dog.
"The Code Of the West" a Zane
Grey story, "Wages Of Virtue" with
Gloria Swanson and "The Lighthouse
by the Sea," Is the weeks lineup Of
return showings at the Plaza.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
MERCURY MOUNTS
AFTER LIGHT FROST

"Just enough frost in San Antonio
Sunday night to put pep into the
Thanksgiving turkeys" said Metero-
logist Jarboe Monday morning. ave
had a general frost in Southern Tex
as reaching to the coast, with killing
frost in Palestine, Houston and other
points; but the frost in San Antonio
was just heavy enough to pep things
up Bit" Mr.. Jarboe continued.
The weather map showed that the
entire country from Maine to Cali
fornia and from Canada to the Gulf
experienced cold weather Sunday and
Sunday night, with the coolest rec
orded temperature at Huron. 8. D.,
where the thermometer dropped to Is
above.
Monday, however. the thermometer
began its upward climb in San An
tonic, with the forecast predicting
fair and warmer weather for Tues
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago; Temperature. 20; clear; four.
teen-miic wind from the northwest,
lowest temperature in last "a hours, 20;
Highest. 80.
Kansas City: Temperature. 2s: cloudy;
less than ten-miie wind from the south
east; lowest temperature In last q
hours, rs: highest, SO.
New York: Temperature. So; cloudy;
2i-mile wind from the north: lowest
temperature In last ~ hours. 49,; high.
est. 56.
st. Louis: Temperature, &c; clear: less
than ten-miie wind from the northwest;
lowest temperature In last - hours. %;
highest, IS.
Washington; Temperature, 80: cloudy
less than ten-miie Yind from the north
west: lowest temperature In last "a
hours, 30: highest, 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
NEGRO EMPLOYE,
RIFLlNG REGISTER, Is
HALTED BY SHOTS

Detectives Carver and Ruhnke .ex-
pect the arrest of the burglar who
narrowly escaped with his life after
robbing his employer.
For more than a week." Mr.. Cara
said, "all of the small change has
been stolen from the cash register
Sunday night he decided to lay for
the persistent thief. Shortly before 10
o'clock his vigil was rewarded as be
saw the negro youth coming through
the window.
He ordered the youth to stop after
he had gone TO the cash register. The
thief ran towards the window and
Mr.. Cara opened fire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23

key and to write the story within "a
hours.
1t develops that six persons besides
himself have keys to Baldpate and ali
of them visit the place that night.
They are as widely different classes
and types as could be imagined and
the thrill of it all makes one of the
most interesting stories Of the stage
with a great deal Of real humor.
Pathe News anniversary reel with
scenes Of long ago that will recall
many things to the minds of those
who remember the events, is one Of
the features Of the program at the
Empire. There is a splendid Felix film
and good "Hod.e Podge" reel in
addition to the offering Of Bassett's
band featuring number of new jazz
pieces.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Jack Holt Stars
in "Ancient Hiqhway"

Revenge, love and intrigue feature
the Ancient Highway" a James Oil.
yer Curwood production running al
the Princess Theater this week. Jack
Holt is leading man and Billie Dove
the heroine.
The plot Of the story weaves around
adventure, personal combats. scenes in
logging camp. log jam. a million.
aires office and home and the tri-
angle of two men seeking a woman's
hand and heart.
A news reel and comedy complete
the program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Otter Musical
Sholu and Film

Another Of V. 4. Siner's musical
comedies and the dog film star, Rim.
tin-tin, are the attractions at the
Royal this week.
Smiles" featuring Sam Mylie Of
the musical comedy side of the bill
brought down the house Saturday and
Sunday. Funny lines, situations,
mystery and plenty of pretty girls arc
the ingredients that make the show
worthy Of favorable comment.
Excitement reigns supreme during
the showing of "The Lighthouse BY
the Sea- starring Rip-tin-tin. It is
the story of a dog and his master. q
lighthouse-keeper of the Pacific coast
where a vicious band of bootleggers
operates. Two short comedies com.
plete the film side Of the bill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. .3.-Q9-Butter
cary; receipts. 6sei. Creamery higher
than extras, Si@5lhc; extras coz score)
6ohs; firsts tss to 81 score). tsh a 5oci
packing stock current make No 2. 80 ic.
Eggs. irregular: receipts. 5oI3. Fresh
gathered. extra firsts, 63n66c: storage,
3s637c: fresh gathered, firsts. $40 62c;
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites. flrsts 10 average extras. 500
73c; Pacific Coast whites extras. 7oH
q73c; firsts TO extra firsts. b6Gl69c.
Cheese, steady; receipts, i0..3ic
pounds. State whole milk flats. fresh
fancy TO fancy specials. asa 6s7hci
average run. 2tM a csc: state whole milk,
flats, held fancy, 2TG2Sc; average run,
25ts 126hc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
FIND RADIUM WORTH
$500 WITH AID OF
MECHANICAL HOUND

ST. PAIL. Nov. 23.-R)-Six
weeks patient search with n "mechan-
ical bloodhound has resulted in the
finding in n sewer pipe Of tiny
tube containing $500 worth OF radium
which disappeared from hospital
here.
Professor Henry A. Erickson, head
q the physics department. University
Of Minnesota, constructed ionization
chamber dctcctors which were attach.
cd 70 clcctroscopcs and began to hunt
along sewers leading from the hos.
Iitnl.
Today the dctectors led him to a
ninc-inch pipe in sewer tunhel. The
radium tube was found within two
inches OF a mark he made on the pipe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
ARMY TO PRESENT
AMATEUR PLAYLETS

A call for amateur theatrical per-
formers to take part in minstrel or
other shows at the army post, has
been issued among troops OF the Sec
ond Division.
Soldiers who are interested in the
movement have been asked to report
to First Lieutenant II. W. Killpack.
division athletic officer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
CHARTERS GRANTED

AUSTIN. Nov. 2S.-(E1-Chartereds
- Lake Creek Lumber Company. Hous-
ton: capital stock. $4,000. Incorpora-
tors: Lynton L. Scharff, Morris Meyer
and r. II. Jones.
Magnolia Petroleum Company. Dallas;
capital stock. 800, 900. Incorporators:
Z. r. Brown. W. c. Proctor and F. v.
Faulkner
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Zane Crey's
"Code of West' Here

THE Code Of the West" n Zane
Grey product, is the offering the first
of the week at the Plaza. The pic.
ture is full of human interest and ex-
element. The stars nre Owen Moore
and Constance Bennett.
Wages of Virtue" Gloria Swan
son vehicle, will be shown Wednesday
and Thursday. Ben Lyon supports
he-.
Friday and Saturday. Rim tin-tin,
the canine celebrity, will appear in
The Lighthouse by the Sea-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
SAN ANTONIO YOUTH
WINS PROMOTION

Chester s. Fitch. son Of Detective
Sergeant S. W. Fitch. was promoted
10 the district salesmnnagcrship Of one
Of the country's leading tobacco COM
panies, al Shreveport Monday.
Young Fitch has served as n repre-
sentative Of the company in San An
Antonio for the past several years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
MRS. ANNA LAWRENCE
DIES AT HOME IN S. A.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Lawrence, 81. who died Sunday at her
home, OIL North Palmetto Avenue,
were held Monday afternoon. The
Rev. Massey Of the Government Hill
Church of Christ conducted the cere-
monies. Mrs. Lawrence is survived By
four daughters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
INDIAN HEAD PHOTO
BEING STAKED OUT

A design for the Indian head pic
ture of the Second Division is being
staked out on Treat Field and ada
cent artillery parade grounds at Fort
Sam Houston.
The entire division will be photo
graphed Friday, massed in the form
Of the division insignia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Elephant Fund Ballot

Every ten cents contributed counts as one vote
and the school having the greatest number of votes
when the fund is completed. will be entitled name
the big elephant. The school standing second will
the little elephant while the school having the
third largest number Of votes will have charge of the
elephant christening ceremonies. Mail or bring your
ballots the Elephant Editor" San Antonio Light,
SIT Travis street
Enclosed is........... for which please regis
ter. votes for ........a... ............ school
Address ........-...... ................
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
MARIA FEODOROVNA
SHOWSIMPROVEMENT

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 23.-R-
The former Dowager Empress of Rus
STA. Maria Feodorovna, regarding
whose condition anxiety was felt yes
terday, passed a good night and was
up early today for walk i'll the
garden Of the royal palace.
Maria has been much affected by the
death Of her sister. Dowager Queen
Alexandra of England.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
JUMBO VOTING
RACE GETS
CLOSER
Elephants Show Off New
Tricks at Benefit
Soccer Game.

With the elephants out at Bracke
ridge Park learning new tricks every
day, San Antonio school children are
moro determined than ever to keep
them in San Antonio and the drive to
raise the money to buy them is getting
under way with even a lot of the old
er people interested.
Monday morning. F. II. Kingsbury,
51S Gunter building. sent in IS to be
voted for the Main Avenue High
School. Then Selma McCullar. sol
Dawson street. Drought in a vote for
the Emerson school which is running
in second place, for the big first prize
Of 500 In cash and q statue for each
room and the honor of naming the
big elephant.
Alamo Heights is still in the lead,
but both Emerson and Main are close
behind. Back a little farther are all
of the rest of the schools. any one of
which could easily be put at the top
of the list by a donation OF 500 to the
Elephant Fund.
MANY WAYS OPEN.
In addition TO giving their dimes
and giving entertainments to raise
money, school children can help their
school by getting some of the older
folks who like elephants and children
to make n nice big gift to the Elc-
plant Fund and vote the money to
their school.
Out at the Mark Twain School the
contest is Just getting under way and
the children would like awfully well
to take off one Of those prizes. The
Beacon Hill School, too. is preparing
to get into the contest.
The Elephants had fine time Sun.
day afternoon out at the benefit soccer
game at San Pedro Park where
S13.SS was collected from the crowd
by the elephants between halves. The
elephants showed some of their stunts
and bowed to each lady who donated
to the fund.
CHANCE TO BROADCAST.
Children can he sending in their
votes now to be announced over
Elephantics next Friday night and for
the best weeks standing.
From the school which gets the
largest number of votes this week,
the Three Elephanteers will make
room on the Elephantics program,
December 4 for a musical number
by pupils from that school. Here's
a chance for some school to get their
talent on the air. The votes will be
counted from Monday until Saturday
night and then the school having
turned in the greatest number of
votes in those six days will furnish
some of the musical talent for the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
The Weather
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity; Monday
night and Tuesday. fair with slowly ris-
Ing temperatures: lowest temperature
Tuesday morning about 46 degrees; light
10 moderate easterly to southeriy winds.
East Texas, Monday night and Tues
day. fair, with slowly rising tempera-
lures; light to moderate essteriy to
southerly winds on the coast.
West Texns: Monday night fair. SONS
what warmer: Tuesday. fair; warmer In
the southeast portion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
23RD INFANTRY BAND
WILL PLAY MONDAY

The Twenty-third Infantry band
Will play the regular weekly concert
at the band stand in the Staff Post
at Fort Sam Houston 8 to $50
o'clock Monday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. Nov 2s.--PJ-Bar silver
30 3-i6 pence per ounce.
Money, az per cent Discount rates.
Short bills. So o. per cent; three-manth
bills. , Sis per cent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
RErIODUCEs RECORDS.

In addition 10 the brunswick light
wave. rrcords, the instrument will re-
produce any lateral cut record. Rec
ords other than those OF the Bruins
: wick were included in the demonstra-
lion, first on a regular Brunswick,
then, for comparison, on the Pana'
ttropc.
1t was clearly shown that the
Pclatropo got great deal more
from the record than the regular ma
chine.
Complete synchronization Of the
nlagnet IN the magnetic pickup
which takes the place Of the old dia'
paragon. and the magnet In the am
plifier, it is claimed assures exact
duplication Of the sound made for re-
cording
Besides its use MS n reproduccr, the
Panatrope has jack for plugging In
IN radio set. using the instrument for
n loud speaker. 1It also eliminates the
use Of "A" md "B" batteries in SUI.
parheterodyne sets and the use oil
"B' batteries in any radio set. as the
Panatropc obtains its power from the
ordinary electric light wires.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
TWO FEATURE POINTS.

Two outstanding points feature the
me- instrurcnt-vOluBc and clarity.
1t Las five stages Of amplification in
volume ct the control of the opera
tor. this nmplification being obtained
though tubes the same as in radio.
The range Is such as TO make the IN
strumcnt suitable for a small room or
large concert hall.
Hadically departing from the phono-
araph aud other sound reproducers
whict operate from the vibration OF
diaphragm, the Panatropc records
and rcproduces from electric waves in.
duccd by a reed vibrating in mag
uetic field.
The recording is by a reflected
! beam OF light, n development of the
photo-phonc. the exclusive property OF
the Brunswick company which, it is
claimed, gives q complete range Of
from eight vibrations per second,
which is lower than the human ear
can detect, up TO so high az to be in
audible. In other words, according
to Mr.. Harris, it gives a reproduction
OF the entire scale in natural man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
PRESENT STANDING.

radio broadcast program from VICAR
Friday night, December 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
DEMONSTRATE
PANATROPE
IN s. A.
Novel Departure in Music
e Reproducers Uses Radio
Tubes as Aid.

Csing an entirely new process oil
according az well as reproducing, de.
( veloped BY tie brunswick Bake Col
lender company, the General Electric
eo-lTanJ and tine Radio Corporation
az America, the Panatropc was DEM
cnstratcd in the pink room at the
Gunter Hotel Monday.
'che demonstration was in charge
al U. T.. Harris, special representative
C. he Brunswic., company of Chica-
q: W. Il. HumphIies, manager OF
: the Dcllas branch. and T.. L. Pyle,
SSi Antonio district representative.
Ie was sponsored by the Brunswick
dealers OF san Antonio: A. 4. Bey-
er, San Antonio Music Company
Hcuaehold Furniture company and
IhO.nas GoEgla and Bros.