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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
THIRTY ROUNDS
OF ACTION FOR
FIRST SEARS SHOW

The boxing season in Augusta
opens Friday evening, November
Goth, when Harry Sears opens his
first big show. The affair will be
staged in City Hall and as the genial
promoter expresses it, There will be
a whole flock of SKIES"
Harry made a fine impression
with the sports last season, for he
staged the snappiest and cleanest
shows that Augusta fans, have ever
seen. An old time boxer himself.
Harry knows how to match men and
this season some of the best in the
business are clamoring for a place
on the card
There is no feature attraction,
they are all main bouts, and there
will be five of them. Just lamp this
one Spider" Murphy of Biddeford
VS.. Barney Grant of Lwiston. Muir
ply has been one of the busiest
boxers in the State this summer anG
he is going better than ever. He
is now boxing main boHts around
Biddeford, Sanford and Portland and
is ready to take the Lewiston idol
into camp. Grant has a decision
over X. Q. Liberty, lightweight
champ of Maine, grabbing it off this
summer. He is one of Charley Tur-
ner's stable and Charley keeps him
working with the best of them all
the time.
Blue Nose Parent of Rumford will
mirfgle with X. o. Shubbuck OF
Skowhegan. Chubbuck has K. Cd
Bergin twice since he met him in
Augusta and has improved remark
ably well. He will give the Blue
Nosed one hot reception.
Bud Fisher of Augusta, an old
favorite, who started his career mere
and who has been cleaning them up
around Dexter, is scheduled to start
things with Cocky Dubuc of Lew
iston, a tough and rugged batter
who will make things stormy Tor
Bud.
Young McKenney of Gardiner,
(they say he's good,) and Young
Lizotte of Sand Hill will quarrel for
six rounds.
The biggest and best bout of them
all, Oily Burt Tenney of Halloween
VS.. Rocky Gilbert of Sand Hill. rms
will be the greatest scramble or the
season. Burt has started training
opening last evening. He Will take
daily baths in Standard Oil and iuo-
ricating his joints with heavy grease.
When he slips into the ring the night
of the show he will be the sllpperles0
article that has ever creased tne
boards at City Hall. Watch MS
smoke, every cylinder will be mr.
ing and there will be knocks galore.
Rocky Gilbert is even lettering the
well known Jim Jefferies. jeff used
to saw wood, Rocky heaves coal and
that means he is hard-hard, why
a, diamond would wear away trying
to scratch this youngster.
Harry himself will be master OF
ceremonies the night of the affair,
that means pep and action. every
second.
Seats for the show will be on sale
the first of next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Bath to Promote
Big Marathon Race
Thanksgiving Day
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Bath, Nov. 12-High school, former
high school, and independent dis
lance runners of Bath will show
their wares ION Thanksgiving mron,
when the Times Marathon" over a
four mile route will be conducted.
1t Is expected that this affair will be
made an annual event, and much en-
thusiasm is being aroused over the
coming race.
About four miles from Bath on the
state highway the runners will be
started and will finish in the city be-
lore the office of the local newspaper
Mhefe the judges will be located
The run itself is open to any citizen
OF Bath that feels SO inclined and
Coach Alkazin of the high school has
slgnlhed his intentions of entering
the entire Morse squad. the cantain
OF winch, namely Larry Palmer will
ne a big favorite to win. However
mere are several former runners in
silis vicinity and it is expected that
call. WIZ answer the
fhe race will be, sponsored nv tho
nifftlhg department Of tho Rath
,,. 5, aild will he a big affair in tI,e
-1--llelc circles Of Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Leonard Desires
To Fight Again

New York, Nov. 12-(AP)--Behny
Leonard, less than year after re-
tlrlng as lightweight boxing cham
plon OF the world yearns for a fight,
by his own admission, but the OBJ
Jectlons OF his mother have not been
overcome.
Leonard told of his desire to don
gloves while going through light
training in a gymnasium and his re-
turn became almost a probability
when it was learned that he had
communicated with the state athletic
commission. Tex Richard, promoter
admitted that he was considering the
retired champion as a principaI in
matches this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Kanaly Selects
Harrier Outfits :
For Boston Races


Orono, Nov. 12.-Coach Frank
Kanaly has picked his Freshman
and Varsity teams for the annual
cross country race at Boston Mon
day afternoon. The Varsity team
is not in the best of condition with
Gushing and Hale out, but even so,
are hound to cause a heap of trou-
BILE before they board the train for
Orono next Monday night. The
Freshmen outfit is out to win the
first New England Freshman race
ever to be held, and by the way, the
yearlings are burning up the roads;
they are going to follow the Varsity
and rae particular cane before they
turn their heads back toward Orono.
The following men will accompany
Coach Kanaly and Manager Turner:
Varsity-Captain Hillman, Baker,
Hart, Zero, Hutchinson, Smell, Tay-
Tor. Freshmen-Captain Noyes,
Stinson, wilkins, Murray. Merrill,
Turner, Wagga. Macaughton, Whit
tier, Symper.
Maine is ready for New Hamp-
shire and before the Granite Staters
leave Alumni field they shall have a
taste of real Maine championship
football handed them. The Maine
pigskin chasers have had a day or
two rest and are ready to gee get
New Hampshire for the bad beating
they handed them last year. The
Maine team came out of the Bow
doin game with yer view injuries
and with the exception of Elliott at
guard and Nannigan at end the
team will be the same that started
against the Polar last year. This
will be the last game for Fraser
Newhall, Barrows, Stanton. Elliott,
and Bryant, and the men will do
their best to leave we'll idea of how
football is played.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Poor Showing
May Mean Another
Change at Harvard

New York. Nov. 12.-(AP)-HSr.i
wards coaching situation, as re-
suit of the disappointing showing
OF the Crimson eleven this fall IS
arousing considerable speculation.
Inc most persistent of reports hi
circulation connect the name of Regr
gle Brown, former aid to Percy Haugh.I
ton. at Harvard, and now assistant
coach at Brown, with the proposed
shifts in the personnel of the direct
ing staff at Cambridge.
Brown, according to one publishes
version today, and Ed Robinson, heaal
coach at Brown, both have been ap'l
preached by Harvard athletic authors
tiles with the idea of taking charge o.
the Crimson's gridiron forces next
year. Recently, another report linKesl
Brown with Percy Wendell, Harvaal
baclfield star of recent years, wac
now is coaching at Lehigh after SUI
cessful experience at Williams. \
Those who favored the idea u
Wendell going back to his alma ma's,
in a coaching capacity understsn.
that his contract is so phrased lnssl
he may be released at the close Oh ~
season If Harvard sends him a can
Robinson. ON the other hand, IS nO')
a Harvard man but weight to the NY.
that he may be approached Is 81
in the recent statement of Henry fsI
nypacller, chairman of the Harss.ss
athletic committee, that the nss
coach need no longer be graou'"
of the Cambridge institution. FL
Brown is acknowledged to % ~
of the keenest strategists In the es.s
He was widely credited with o. I.r,.
izing the defense that stopped p eis,
mouths vaunted running and. passi''
game. .,.r
Charley Crowley. another lo,in u
Harvard man and now head coaes h
Columbia, also has been mentioneu ~.
reports of Harvard's eXpeeteu =.
ganization but he is expected J" IN,
main in New York for at least anV'
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Weather Has
Blocked Practice
Of Chicago MarOOns

Chicago, Nov. 12-(AP)-The Uni
versity of Chicago football team will
take the field against Dartmouth col
lege Saturday without having had a
single scrimmage since the Illinois
game last week.
A heavy rain this afternoon turned
the Maroon's practice field into a
mud lot entirely under water, the
worst field Coach Stage has seen in
his SO years at Chicago. The squad
Galloped through the mire for an
hour and a hilf, chiefly rehearsing a
few new plays for use against the
New Hampshire eleven. These plays,
however, were given no real test be-
cause OF the fields condition. A little
time was spent in defensive drill.
If there is no rain in the six hours
preceding the kickoff, Stagg Field,
which is not used for practice. is ex-
pected to be in excellent condition.
The Dartmouth squad is due to ar
rive here at A. NJ. tomorrow and
will go to the South Shore Country
rlub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
SPORT BRIEFS
CBy The Associated Press

NIpS Inc ASSOCldI6u ITGSSl
Paderewski played at Princeton
Tuesday night and appears at New
Haven tonight-a sort of calm be-
fore the football storm which is due
for Yale Bowl Saturday.
Harry Wills, Negro heavyweight
and his manager Paddy Mullins
leave for Memphis Saturday. Wills
is to appear in an exhibition bout
there and has other engagements in
the south.
Seven regulars of last years SYRIA
cuse football team were lost by
graduation and designations, yet it's
goal line has not been crossed this
season.
Eddie Tryon of Colgate will meet
an old friend In Shrimp Foley of
Syracuse Saturday. They were old
backfield mates at Suffield School in
Connecticut.
Sporting writer's are accusing
Dartmouth of using a lively ball in
the game against Cornell Saturday.
Figures show that Man O'War IS
which included American Flag, BY
Hissell, Gunboat, Flasgip, First Mate,
Maid at Arms, Lightship and Flor
ence Nightingale, captured numer-
Gus stakes. In the present season
Man o. Wars second crop, including
Mars, Crusader, Dress Parade, War
Lord, Volunteer. Warship, Edith Ca
veil, Taps, Corvette, Scion, Medal,
Swanee, Assembly and Fortress, has
won total of % races.
Indications are that Murray HUI
bert of New York. president of the
Amateur Athletic Union, will be re-
elected at the annual meeting in
Pittsburgh which opens next Sun
day. He has held the post one year.
Humbert Fugazy, who promoted
the Italian Hospital Fund boxing
bouts, one of the most successful
outdoor events in New York the past
summer, has announced that next
season he will conduct various
sports at Ebbets Field home of the
BROOKLYN Dodgers. Fueazy plans
professional football team among
ether things.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Arson Planning
For Big Baseball
During Next Season

Especial to the Kennebec Joui ''., :.
Arson, Nov. 12-Fans in TINS ~
have made a start towards haviA'
first class baseball team for lsz@
very enthusiastic meeting was he li,s 4
the Arson Town hall the othel ~ Il
and an organization was foriilvu sss1.
known as the Arson Basepall 4 nrss
citation. Dan Malloy was elected y v,ic,.
ident and Lester "Reddy' Hilton, nj
president; John Tarr, secretary
treasurer. A. raiss
1t is the object of the club 10 M M
funds for the laying out OF II
diamond, erecting bleachers' en- a. nj
running Saturday night dances :, ~ har,
Arson Town hall (the Town nan nssl
ing been reserved for this purpossh
A large number of menipseiSs.
cards have been issued and sbass
cradle number of the fair sex a;,s'
shown their interest in the ofse~
ton by taking out membership
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Dartmouth Has Workout

Flint. Mich, Nov. 12-(AP)-Dart-
mouths football team worked out
here this afternoon for more than an
hour at Athletic Park. despite a hard
rain and muddy field. Kicking,
dummy scrimmage and about half an
hour of forward passing with the
second and third teams opposing the
varsity, featured the workout. AL
though no tackling was permitted.
the men ran through many plays.
Coach Hawley tonight expressed
concern over the weather conditions.
The Chicago University team. which
the Green meets Saturday at Chi
caso. outweighs Dartmouth the
coach said. and if 1t were necessary
20 resort to straight football the cas-
tern aggregation might be at a dis
advantage.
The Dartmouth party is made UP Of
about GO persons. 80 Of whom are
players. They leave at midnight to-
night FOR CHICAGO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Augusta Calumets
Trim Gardiner Pinmen

Especial to the Kennebec JournaIJ
Gardiner. Nov. 1.-THE Calumet
Club of Augusta took all four points
from the local Blue Lodge bowling
team. finishing the match with a mar
gin of over 100 pins. A Croteau OF
the winners scored us in his second
string but Roy took total honors with
S15. All of his strings were over the
century mark.
The Calumet Club meets the Blue
Lodge at Augusta, Friday night, and
Rocl1land at the Colonial alleys sat
urday night.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Clerks Take Four
From Central Maine

The Clerks team In the CITY
Ieague took all four points from
the Central Maine Power BOWERS
in their match at the "Y" alleys
last evening. Perkins of the win
ners rolled 124 and 1O3 in his last
two strings for total of 81.
For the losers Littlefield and Dunn
were tied at 101 for single honors
and the latter's total Of 265 was the
best performance for the losers.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
CHICAGO READY
FOR DARTMOUTH

Chicago. Nov. .-2-(APl-Chicago
has a. defense ready for Dartmouth
that it hopes will turn the Green
wave into harmless ripple on Sat
urday, 1t is designed primarily to
break up aerial plays which are ex-
pected to be the fasteners forte.
Five Yards" McCarty, Francis,
Timme and Lampe. are the main
stays Of the attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
SPORT TABLOIDS

Chicago, Nov. 12.-(AP)-If re-
ports are true, Laddie Wladzienski,
Is year old caddy of Robinson, ILL.,,
was the golf sharp shooter of the
universe Armistice Day. He was
credited with two hole in ones and
the Lincoln Park municipal
course records.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Snap Out Of 1t, World

Half the world is on the wrong
scent in. the pursuit of happiness.
They think it consists in having and
getting, and in being served by 9TH
ers. 1t consists in giving, and in
serving thers.-Drummond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Giddap. "Sparkyv

1t has been we'll said that the cart
horse goes until he can't go another
inch and then gives up; that the
thoroughbred goes until he can't go
another inch-and then goes the 9TH
err inch.-Forbes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Pittsburgh, Nov. 12.-(AP)-
Manager William Mckechnie and
Captain Max Carey of the worlds
champion Pittsburgh Pirates. will be
seen In new roles next Monday night
when they will be included in the
radlo program at station KDKA.
fhey VIII entert2in with baseball
stories and experiences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Johnny-Grandpa, can you help me
with this problem?
Grandpa could, dear, but 1 don't
think it would be right.
JOHNNY don't suppose it would,
but take a shot at it, anyway.-Stray
Stories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Il see they are building more big
hotels at the seaside"
Don't blame EN-" said the man
who is just back from his holiday.
I'm my own opinion the only way to
have a good time at TIE seaside
without worrying over the expense is
to own a hotel"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Coal Shy

, "The difference between saving coal
and saving daylight is that we had
the daylight to save"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

I've called in answer to your
advertisement for a laundryman, SIR"
Employer: well, what qualifica-
tons have your"
Applicant: II live next door. sir"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

w IIIe AsSUCIdIIu ITES5I
Paderewski played at Princeton
Tuesday night and appears at New
Haven tonight-a sort of calm be-
fore the football storm which is due
for Yale Bowl Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Coach Pierce stated last r,...
that he bad Sent letter to ear rlsa !.
the Old Town officials askin asH 81 u
their statement on the pIav sna ig y
their stories do not conflict tbs s' !. u
ter will end. This was done s;. .sias.
because of statements made hv A, Ky
JoWn fans to Cony men tbst ny ny
ball actually went offside 1 na. J. M
play in dispute. ~ tns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

When the game was a,,.s
with Cony the Old Town @, a,,.
stated that either Tommy H valelali
of Bangor or Hitchner of Penn NC = aa 3
would referee the game b,s o.aie
the team eot to Ola Town tbsv s f saet
that Gust, a local official y .uu %
handle the whistle. was y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

The Cony football squad 49,.
in town yesterday afternoon ,s a;.ilye
report that the Old Town ea Win u
one of the strangest affairs 'i y Va
ever been their misfortune : IA
sage in. In the game Cow y g
IA first downs to three for tbo ,lad
east team and Kept the hail ~ 1; VOW
of the game. N1'er pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Harry Wills, Negro heavyweight
and his manager Paddy Mullins,
leave for Memphis Saturday. Wills
is to appear in an exhibition bout
there and has other engagements in
the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
"GrauSfark" Comes
to Life on Screen

hrhuriufk' lBH come 90 llfe'
The magic witchcry ~ intrigue
and romance which flowed 20 freely
from tho pen ot George Barr Nc
cutchoon, has been imbued with
Tho eolora az reality ana GTauslgrk,
tho kingdom. and tho stoD. llyoa
upon the screen az the Coliseum
And ~ ia fitting that Of all nlm.
doms great Norma TalmadRe
should appear IA The btarnug role
as Tho lovely and loyablo Princess
Notiye.
Tho production IN particularly
notable IA three things
First, that Il takes Norma out Of
the character roles which won her
added renown IA Secrets" and
'rhc Lady" and brings her once
moro 10 her admirers Ds the lovely.
gracious. romantic character they
like her best 20 b.,
Second. that Il brings 10 llfo one
OF tho most celebrated novels Of
contemporary misunderstanding, 20
the McCutehoon stony. whlFh han
been read by millions.
Third, that OF an tho photoplayb
ever made from books. mono has
more roligiouEly followed the orig,
inn story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
Pola Negri at Strand
in "FloLUer of Night"

\ picture typical OF California Is
Flower OF Night. starring Poh
Scgr To be shown az tho strand
next week
Not alone Is Il dramatic story
with historical significance and at.
moaphcre peculiar 20 California. hu,
The locations are magnificent IN
seismic beauty
Some Of the eStcrjors werc filmed
IN the mountains OF Northern Cali.
tornia, the sites OF the first gold
dissings, Other scenes were made
on the towering stone crest Of
Chatsworth Park. 40 miles from Los
Angeles. while sim othcri show tho
wooded hills and wales 10 10 found
Off Dark Canyon Road In the Holly.
wood foothills.
Tho story Ia colorfm Spanish
romance OF California In 1856. War.
ner GLAND, Helen Ire worthing and
other big names appear In tho cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
Unique Appeal in
PoHock's "The FooI''

THE Fool" William FoN'A much
hculded perturbation 81 the Chan,
nlnr Pollock ttBgo success. which
opens Sunday ~ tho Winter Garden,
may be pronounced as n sincere M.
tempt 20 bring clean pictures before
ihe public II makes no proionse a.
tho spectacular-lt Is just a biz.
straightawuy dramatic story OF a self.
effaclug young zenlot minister who
aspired and tried 70 1.-Two az Christ
lIyed--a theme with a tremendous op.
peal.
There isn't n doubt that the pie
ture, with na moralIntic theme. has
cxered tremendous appeal here
and elsewhere thruout tho country.
And Edmond Lowe. handsome young
Fox star who plays the rolo Of the
miulslerhero. Daniel huH mndc thou.
sands OF new friends aud admirers
by his superb and feeling perform.
ance Of tho part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
Pre-War Paris Scene
of Blue Mouse Film

Satan IA sablcs,' the Warner pie.
ture which comes "a the blue Mouse
Saturday. b. "a romance Of prcWar
Paris. Ia which Lowell sherman
plays a Russian prince, who iudutFcs
hiuyaplf ia every luxurious yice. but
wh6 keeps hla Satanic d,tsipauon5
scsret from his young brother Paul.
sanity youth, who Is ihc princes
one decent center og affections
The story, written for the screen
by Bradley Kine. concerns the ~.
yepge taken on tho prince by q du.
c8rded mistress. who arpusta paur
iiro ia order 10 wreck the boys a..
rcrr
Associated with Air sherman Ia
the cast arc John flarrun. az The
young brother. Gertrude Aston. az
the discarded mistress. and Pauline
0arou. es a guy little canine from
the Paris streets. who aroussg tho
prufiigate princes passionate dcyo.
tlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
FLORIDA HAMLET Is
FILM SETTING AGAIN

ocala. Fla the peaceful hamlet
which achieved prominsucc when
Thomas Mcighan invested In real
Estate there during the filming OF
one OF his recent pictures. again
XII furnish background Tor a mo-
.. picture. Esther Rnlston and
~Frsnce Gray. featured players Ia
fsrank Tuttle's current production.
The American Venus" left Friday
FOR several days shooting at the
celebrated Silver Springs there.
Miss Rals,on. in The role Of a
lathiug beauty contestant prepar.
lag for the Atlantic city pageant.
viii do her athletic training and
winning hole diving scenes amid
the tropical foliage Astounding IN
the vicinity. Lawrence Gray viii
fs with her in the office OF physi.
cal trainer. press agent and ardent
admirer.
After three days Of shooting"
amid the palm trees and Spanish
moss that line the banks or Silver
Spring Run. the principals will re.
turn to the studio to complete the
remaining scenes in the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
Annapolis Life
on Liberty Screen

a photoplay In which the q. 8.
government itsclf took nn active part
furnishing backgrounds. local color
ana supervision. iH "The Mld,lls
man. lhmon Noyarro's first MdCcs
GoldwynMaycr starring vehi
which viii be- on View az the IAbs,a s
next week. Tho Aiidshipmau" { f0r
story OF ITO ia tho Naval Acadl tea
az Annapolis. Uncle Sans trail'
grounds for future Perrys and Idr.
JonCses.
Tho ft0ry. written especially
tho screen by tho noted seen y.
writer ana weaver of film tgtton
Carey Wilson. Is a pure and sir
romantic drama. There arc ff
dress pnBdss, college inltiatL AKA
pursuits on high seas with u. s,ds
hiroycrH hH tho pursucra, and ind:
prisrB and thrills galore. ter.
The supporting cast includes R,Wh'
players 81 known ability There
Harriet Hammond. Wesley BIZ
Harold Goodwin. Kathleen y
Crawford Kent. william Boyd. J
Earet Seldom. Pauline Neff, e.
Cameron and Maurice Ryan n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
Chicago Fire Scenes
in Colonial Feature

Barriers Burned Away" mslo-
drama In which scenes OF the chi.
cage fire arc reproduced. n booked
uH tho attraction a the Colonial Sat.
urlHy The picture 1, adapted from
=. l. l.oe's novel ana stage play OF
the samo maine
Wanda Hawley plays tho leading
rnls while the supporting cast ~.
e'udsi such capable players az Mabel
lAlIio, Erie Wayne. Frank Mayo and
Tom snntcm