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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-03

Englands first countess to sing
before motion picture audiences has
had a tremendous success. She is
Catherine, Lady Westmoreland, who
under the name of Cathreen Morland,
has been taking concert engagements
in motion picture houses to raise
money to assist several poor families
in whom she has been interested
for years.
Lady Westmoreland's most needy
proteges are farm laborer, his
wife and six children, whom she
came to know when she and the
late Earl had home near Sitting
bourne. Some years later there were
Financial reverses all around and
when the countess was pressed for
cash to continue her charity work,
she took to the stage.
Americans living in London now
same. The Canadian population is
Australians is approximately the
number 600, and the number of
5000, and there are 400 South
Africans and 1,76O New zealanders
in London. Of the $4,000 foreign
r6SlQeHlS nearly one HALL are RUS
slams and Poles. Three million of
the 100000 living in London are
London born. The French population
numbers 13,500 There are 11,30h
Italians, and $500 Germans.
Morning dances have become the
fad in London society circles A
doctor is the dancing teacher. Morn
ing dance classes have been organ
lied by band of social leaders
under Craftsmanship of Lady Moses,
with the idea of defeating boredom
and getting some useful exercise.
Not the ordinary kind of dancing,
entirely for pleasure, but purposeful
dancing with a physician to direct
it, was decided upon. The slogan
of the new organization is ''the
rhythm of dancing applied to the
rhythm of life solves that tremend-
Gus problem of modern existence
restlessness and boredom"
Jazz is barred and the old fash
ioned waltz and "restful" dances of
other years are to be substituted.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

First publication February is, 1926
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-03
FOR RENT

FhE RENT-Three-room furnished
apartment Inquire Arizona Drug
Co.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-03

FOE RENT-Four-r rocm adobe, newly
painted and calsomined. Apply 929
18th ST., after p. m.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
MAJESTIC THEATER

Three acts of pure comedy are
spircd with musical offering, IL
wbistIing speciality and n novelty sklt
to make the current bill at the Ma
icstic thcatcr the most enjoyable OF
many weeks.
II Lulu McConnelrs main idea III
life is to make people laugh, she can
Eightfully call herself n success. She
and her assistants, Grant Simpson
aud Jack Okic, began making Sunday
NIGHTS audience at the Majestic laugh
rs soon rs the curtain rose and they
kept the customers in an uprOar for
the next 80 minutes. Their time, titled
AT Home" will chase the clouds
away from any mans furrowcd brow.
The Arnaut brothers. featured
clowns on many circuits. brought the
house down Sunday night with their
famous Interpretation Of two birds
making love. They also play the man
dolin. violin and guitar.
Marguerite Padula, with Monroe
Purcell, supplies the music of the pro-
gram with an excellent piano recital.
They also give several pleasing vocal
numbers.
Winston Holland Texas boy who
was the whistler ON the bill with Ilar-
~ SnodgraSs last year. was back
again Sunday. And this time he is do
ing his own act. His whistling solos
were well received.
The Klein Brothers have returned
to vie with Miss Mcconnell in laugh
producing results. They sing. dance
and chatter in manner that keeps
their audience holding their sides.
The other comedy act of the bill
is staged by Art Henry and Leah
Moore, who cause their share Of mcr
rimcnt. They also sing and dance, and
Henry winds up with a violin special
ty.
"Quccn Of Diamonds" with Evelyn
Brent in the title role. is the cinema
feature. The usual short pictures com.
plctc the program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
TEXAS CO-EDS
WANT RIGHTS

DALLAS. April 2G.-tP)-Demand
that women be given equal rights with
men in Texas co-educatiOnal institu'
tions is to be made by the newly or
ganizcd Texas branch Of the AmCri'
can Association of University Wo'
men.
The branch was organized last
week in Little Rock, at the South
west sectional conference Of the par
pnt association. Mrs. Jessie Daniel
Amcs. of Georgetown. was electch
president with Mrs. j. c. Stephens:
of Fort Worth. vice president, ana
Mrs. Louis HCXter, of Dallas, secre-
tary. ,
I'pon her return today from Little
Rock. Mrs. Ames told of plans of the
Texas association. The parent as
soc;ation. which is international IN
scopc. declines to recognize colleges
which do not accord equal rights 10
women students. and endcavors to
induce high school students to attend
only accredited colleges.
The University of Texas, Baylor
University and the College of Indus
trial Arts are the only Texas institu-
tions on the accredited list. Rice In
stitute Houston. and Southwestern,
Georgetown. are on probationary
list and have been given year u
bring their standards up to those pre-
scribcd by the association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
EMPIRE THEATER

Personality plus is probably one OF
the big reasons for Marion Davies sue
cess in the movies, and in her latest
production. Beverly Of Graustark.
playing at the Empire this week, she
scores ono of her greatest hits. The
picture is one of the most entertain
ing attractions that has been shown
in San Antonio this year.
Antonio Moreno, fitting opposite
for the star. is superb in the role of a
reigning prince of n ncighboring prin-
cipality.
Sharing honors with the feature
film is The Beauty Parade" a fast
moving, colorful musical revue fcatur-
ing Fink's Orchestra, Doris Rue,
Charles. McNaughtOn and six charm
ing young ladies.
Lloyd HamiltOn's latest comedy,
"Nobody's Business" and the Pathe
News complete the Empire program,
pronounced by those who have seen it
as one Of the most entertaining of the
season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
lV|AT0RS PLAN
NONSTOP HOP

Major Pablo L. Sidar. acc of MeXi-
can aviatOrS. and Lieutenant \, J..
Kincaid of Kelly field will hop off
Tuesday morning for Little Rock on
nonstop flight in one of the new
Douglas 90 observation planes of the
United States Air Service.
Major Sidar. who is accompanied
by X. Saldana Ruiz. is on the way TO
Little Rock to represent his govern
ment at the National Balloon Races
Thursday and Friday.
About n year ago he visited San
Antonio on a flight from Mexico City
by way of FL PasO and only recently
he completed a flight around the en-
tire boundary of Texas.
About a dozen other filters from
Kelly Field will fly to Little Rock
Wednesday and Thursday to be pres
Cnt during the balloon race start and
the holding of airplane races on the
following day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
GOOD PROGRAMS
!. ON 4 7 ALL
THEATERS
Marion Davies Stars in
GrduStark Film al
The Empire.

If you don't see what you want.
ask for it,"
There will be no uusatisfied Gus
toners this week as far us tkeater
row is concerned.
Corrine Griffith has always been
able to wear clothes in her pictures
but in Mile. Modesto Mt the Palace
theatcr this week she displays the
ability TO make them as WELL
The personality of Marion Davies
makes one forget the lack of plausi-
bility in George Barr McCutcheon' s
"Graustark," when it unfods as the
movie program of the Empire theatcr
Max Fink with his synco-Symphon-
lists adds TO the bill.
Comedy and good pictures make up
lie bill of the Majestic.
Alice Joyce. Clara Bow and Con
way Tearle divide the honors OF
Dancing Mothers" which is showing
at the Princess theater. A clever
comedy completes the program.
Rim Tin Tin, the dog star. is seen
at the Rialto theatcr in "The Clash
Of Wolves" which includes both
types. Guadruped and human.
Tom Mix on the screen and Casey
Greer in musical comedy are old fav-
orites at the Royal theater. There
is no intcgtiOn of management to dis,
appoint the patrons. Mix is seen in
The Yankee Scnor,' and Greer in
THE Good Bad Man"
Milton stills with "A beard and red
hair returns to the Plaza thcater in
The Sea Hawk"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
US. Asks Advance {.
of Doherty G a s e

WASHINGTON, April 26.-N)-T
The Supreme court was asked today
by Atlee Pomcrene, of the govern
mcnt's oil counsel to advance for
hearing early in the next term begla.
ming in October, the appeal granted
Edward L. Doherty, against the lower
courts in the decision cancelling con-
tracts and leases made in the Elk
Hills naval reserve.
The governments appeal in the
Teapot Dome case investigating leases
made with Harry +. Sinclair will be
argued at st. Paul before the Circuit
Court Of Appeals on May IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
RIALTO THEATER

"The Clash of the Wolves is a
picture Of the painted desert. wolf
pack and Rim Tin Tin. This dra-
matte and thrilling film is at the
liiaIto thcater this week.
In this production III" dog star is
gathering in more friends than ever.
Ills personality shines from out OF
the picture due to the wonderful di-
rcctiOn the film received.
The supporting cast is as follows !:
June Marlowe, Charles Farrell. Heine
Conklin, Pat Hartigan and Will Wall
ing. Miss MarlOwc characterized May
Marstowc, the pretty girl with whom
both the young prostcctOr, Farrel and
tine william. Harfigan. are in love. VIII
Walling as Miss Marlowe's father,
bands the neighboring cattlemcn to-
gcther for the purpose Of extcrminat'
ing wolf pack that has for its lead
rr, Lobo, played by Rim Tin Tin.
Some of the great scenes that tlH
the picture are views of the famous
painted desert, an awe-inspiring for
est fire in the Sicrras and the great
snaccs Of the cattle country.
A comedy and news reel are IN
Guided in the program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Local Produce
VEGETABLES.

The farmer received the following
prices for vegetables on the san Antonio
Wholesale market Monday:
Grapefruit, So to 81 per box.
spinach. 60 cents per bushel.
New potatoes, $500 per 100 pounds.
Turnips. 40 to SO cents per dozen.
Beets, 80 to 40 cents per dozen.
onions, $3.50 to s2.75 per crate.
Radishes, 80 to IS cents per dog.
Mustard greens, 40 cents per dozen.
Parsnips, so cents per dozen.
CABBAGE, IL cents per pound.
Carrots, so cents per dozen.
California oranges, Ito the retailer(,
1850 to $G.25 per crate.
Strawberries. $3.25 to $3.50 per crate
Green peas: S2.25 per bushel.
Lettuce, so cents per bushcL
Asparagus, $1.OO per dozen.
Squash, S1.25 per bushcl.
String beans S2.75 per bushel.
Tomatoes $3.50 to S3.75 per lug.
Cucumbers. $3.50 per bushcl
Celery, $500 per crate or $500 per
dozen.
Olira $500 per Z bushel.
BlaCIberrics. $3.50 per crate.
Wlncsap apples, Sc per box.
POULTRY
The producer received the following
prices for poultry on the san Antonio
wholesale market Monday:
Hens. "a to 25 cents per pound.
Fryers, 80 TO rs cents per pound.
Boosters. 10 cents per pound.
Eggs, $500 per crate.
Turkeys, Is cents per pound.
Packing stock butter, IS cents per
pound.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
PLAZA THEATER

Once more San Antonio is Offered
chance to view Milton Stills in
THE Sea Hawk which is being
shown at the Plaza thCatcr for a
thrcc-day run.
The picture is acclaimed ono of the
best Of its kind and Mr.. Sills' acting
is superb.
Besides Mr.. Slls' nifty intcrprCta-
ton of the part of the sea pirate.
there's dandy support by other mem
bcrs Of the east.
wild Wild Susan" starring Bebc
Daniels will go on the silver sheet
on Wednesday.
And Friday and Saturday Miss
Daniels picture will give way to "Thc
Call of the Wild"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Spectacular Fight Against
Elements Recalled by
Ship Line Agent.

The most spectacular rescue i'll his
tory soamcn called the 3G-hour fight
of the crew Of the L. S. S. Roosevelt
to save the men on the Inflated Ital-
ian freighter, Antinoc, and from the
iashing waves Of the seas mas come to
San Antonio one of the life prcserycrs
Of the Roosevelt.
Norman G.. BOGct. steamship agent
in San Antonio. received the life pre-
server from HobOkcn.
The Antinoc sprung a leak in mid
ocean and was riounderinE in one OF
the heaviest seas in years. The Roosc-
welt sighted the ship and sought to
rescue the crew. But the hcavin2
swells would not permit the ship to
be brought alongside. Nor could the
life bOaIc be launched
For SO hours, the Roosevelt worked
to get near tire sinking ship. In dcs-.
Dcration 4 lite boat was launched.
Two men lost their lives but after
one Of the most desperate and spec
tacular sea rescucs in history. the
crew and taken from the ship.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Wall Street Features


Net profit OF Sl5l,3Si after dcprecil-
tIon. taxes aud other charges ro,. ,bc
first o,ar+cr or ,ooc -,
superior Steel. equal to &1.51 share
IN contract to net loss Of S%l.3O9 in the
corresponding quarter Of 1925.
New hond offerings today include a
new issue Of $3,OuU,O0J hudson River
Navigation Corporation 6la per cent
convertible closed first mortgage 81
year sinking fund gold bonds at 100
May /. 1926. yielding more than GO
per cent. The bonds are 10 he redeemed
by per cont cumulative sinking
fund. Another issue was $@.OOO,OOO Ca
madam Rail and Harhor Terminals. Linn
tied. Of Toronto, per cent sinking fund
crued interest to yield z per cent. The
financing is for new construction.
-
Industrial shares. as judged by the
averages, have regaHcd over one-third
of the 23point loss sustained in the
drastic reaction between February il
and March 80. The average Of 90 lead
ing industrials WAS 1911 at the closing
market on Saturday as compared with a
net for tho year Of 1867 and a low Of
1911. Railroad shares have recovered
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Protect Longhorn,
Texas Society Asks

AUSTIN, April 26.-UP)-Rapld
disappearance of Texas Longhorn cat
tie has aroused the anxiety Of mem
bers of the Texas Folklore Society.
who fear the Longhorn soon will be-
long to the past along with the buff
falO and antelope.
Saturday in the closing session Of
its twelfth annual meeting here. the
society adopted resolution urging
the Legislature TO appropriate sui
ficient funds "to preserve in its pur-
ity for future generations the Texas
Longhorn breed-the most historic
breed Of cattle the world has ever
known"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
ROYAL THEATER

Tom Mix and Case" Greer divide
the headline honors on the program
that starts the week at the Royal
thcatcr. Mix appearing in his usua!
role of hero in string Western
drama and Casey" leading his Follics
through nm hour of fun and dancing.
The Yankee Senior" is the title Of
the picture that reveals Mix in the
part of construction foreman "f
a railroad building through the wild.
est part of Mexico.
Greer and his company are produc-
ing "Thc Good Bad Man." with many
musical numbers intcrsperScd with Il
lot of Greer's own fun making.
"Brotherly Love" Cameo cons
cdy, and n Grantland Rice SpOrtligh'
called "All Astride," complete til
program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
FARM RELIEF
BILL AMENDED

WASHINGTON. April 26.-GP)--
Chairman Haugcn of the House Agri-
culture committee announced today
that he had added butter to the list
of basic commodities which would be
protected under his farm relief bill.
The committee will report the Hau-
gen bill. with the Tincher credit mear 2
sure endorsed by Secretary Jardlne,-
and the CurtiS-Aswell commodity CO. /.
operative proposal, probably tomoNrtIl NOR.
row. ,H4g
Mr.. Haugen's bill. as amended, =
would undertake to stabilize prices ON z
wheat. cotton. corn. cattle, hogs, and {
butter. A revolving fund of S3Ias- ?
600 600 to be appropriate would be
used largely to maintain these prod,
ucts at figure equal to the world
market quotation plus the import tar
if. i"'e'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
City to Purchase
1000 Tons of Coal

Now, who has coal?" Mayor Johp
W. Tobin inquired at the city com
mission meeting Monday.
"Why, we're in the best Of health,
the council chOruscd.
Not colds. Coal" the mayor cx-
planned.
Then it was that bids on 1000 tons
Of coal were opened,
The fuel will be used for street
work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
PRINCESS THEATER

Mother and daughter compete for
the love Of the same man in dancing
Mothers" this weeks movie offering
Of the Princess thcatcr.
The man in question doesn't hap
pen 10 be the father and daughter.
respectively, of the contestants. but.
IN fact, the wrinklc-browcd Conway
Tcnrlc, one of the movies most nd
mircd lcadirs men and purloincd
soTSc years ago from England's lcgi-
innate stage. A stormy climax is
inevitable when the "night-club" hus-
band Of Alice Joyce, the dancing
mother" finds the state Of affairs in
his home
Clara Bow plays the daughter and
the three leads do excellent work in
mn Interesting picture.
The comedy offering Step Lively"
and Princess News complete the pic
turc program. while the Princess
Melody Makers are heard Mt their best
in the orchestra pit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Former Dry Sleuth
Freed in Mail Case

ST. LOUIS. April 26.-R)-Gus
O. Nations. former chief Federal pro,
hibition agent here. today was freed
OF charges of using the mails to de-
fraud and conspiracy in promotion OF
the dcfunct Federal BODYBUILDING cor
poration of which he was director
and attorney. ,.
Judge Davis. in sustaining a demur,
rpr, filed after the government haa
completed its case. held that the eyl-
dcnce against Nations was insufficient
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
6 Stabbed to Death
in Hindu Rioting

CALCUTTA. April 26.-P)-Fiva
Mohammedans and one Hindu were
stabbed to death today in a renewal
of rioting between MOhammedans and
llindus, which had been occurring
sporadically during the past two DAYS.
Two Of those injured in Yesterday
fighting died today.
Practically all the shops in the
Indian business quarters have been
Shut
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Chicago Grain Notes

CHICAGO, April % up Daylight
savings time went into effect on the
board of trade here today. Clocks of
the Grain Exchange were advanced one
hour
New Argentina corn. offered for imme-
date shipment is moving freely. Stocks
Al the seaboard are increasing and sup
plies in the interior are abundant, say
reports
The last week was warm and mostly
dry in the spring wheat territory. said
the Chicago & Northwestern report. It
is believed there is sufficient moisture
in the ground to terminate the grain
but South Dakota, Western Minnesota
and Western Nebraska, will require op-
perfume rainfall during the growing sea-
son.
From Pana. Ill, comes the report
that the stand Of wheat Is more uni
form than farther west The rain which
fell the last of the week. will bring an
Improvement. \ good stand of early
oats is showing up.
Wheat fields in the Fort Worth ter
r.tOry remain In excellent condition. ac-
cording TO word received here by John
T.. Barrett. Some of the fields are fully
headed and there are prospects Of har-
yesting between May Il and May IL.
Argentina wheat shippers are not Of
fering freely and receipts are said to be
under expectations at ports
There was talk the last market day Of
rye being worked from the northwest
10 Chicago hut no business was reported.
Ten thousand bushels were sold to go to
store.
Omaha reported a good demand for
corn shipment to the Pacific Coast at an
increased premium over Chicago. Buy
ers here Friday were the sellers SatuT-
day. but the price did not get down into
the bids Offerings were taken by
pit shorts, wl1 were evening for the
week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
ONIONS CLIMB
IN 8. 1. MART.

The local wholesale vegetable market
was brisk Monday.
Onions climbed % cents over satur-
days price, now bringing S2.75 for the
hest. Radishe5 have weakened, dropping
to so and So cents per dozen. Squash
afro is very weak reaching a 25-cent
lower mark than Saturdays S1.5O. To-
matoes have dropped from 81 per lug to
$3.50 to $&.75 Asparagus showed a 81
price Monday against Sl.25 for Saturday.
The local wholesale poultry market
was duh Monday.
Eggs SIN hold n steady price but
frycra have dropped from 30 cents to 80
to So cents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Supplies Of Drugs
Must Be Protected

AUSTIN. April 26.-Rl-Antitox-
ms and vaccines in Texas must be
kept at required temperatures by per,
sons having them for sale. and Will
he considered adulterated if not kept
so. L. II. Golaz. director of the food
and drug division of the State Board
of Health. announced today. He dis
patched warnings to all druggists to
that effect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
YOakum Prepares
Swimming Pool

NUAkUM, Tex, April 2G.-John
Pructz. owner of the Lake Side Sum
mer resort of this city, is having some
extensive improvements made on the
grounds and especially about the large
swimming pool. Although the Lake
side picnic grounds are TO be opened
to the public at an earlier date. it is
stated that the swimming pool will
not be ready for the water sports un-
til about May 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature, Sc; cloudy; less
than l0-mile wind from the northwest:
lowest temperature in the last 20 hours.
90; highest. p.
Kansas City: Temperature, 50; cloudy
less than i0-mile wind from the south
west; lowest temperature in the last -
hours, 46; highest. S..
New York: Temperature. "a; clear
20-mlIe wind from the northwest: lowest
temperature in the last 20 hours, i2'
highest, GO.
st. Louis: Temperature, IS; clear; 10
mile wind from the northwest lowest
temperature in the last "a hours a.
highest, S.
Washington: Temperature, 40; clear;
less than lO-mils wind from the north
west; lowest temperature In The last "A
hours, 49, highest, So.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
Students to Honor
Mayor With Dinner

Mayor John W. Tobin and the city
commissioners were invited Monday
to lunch Tuesday noon at the Doug
las High school at the corner Of South
blackberry and Nebraska streets.
The luncheon will be given in honor
Of the mayor the invitation which
was read at the city commission meet
ing Monday, stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
County Schools
Vote to Have Fair

Residents of the Adkins, Sayors,
Campbell and st. Hedwig school dis
trictS will meet Wednesday at the Adj
kins School to organize IL community
fair for the fall of 1926. according TO
o. b. Rollins. of the agricultural de
partment of the Chamber of Com
mcrCc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
BID
Las
GIVEN OkAX.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-OP'7--'
4 majority of the Muscle Shoals COM
mittec today approved the bid OF the
Associated Power Companies for the
property. -.....
Two members of the committee,
Senator's Helm (Democrat), Ala
bama and Representative James IKE
publican), Michigan, refused to en-
dorsc the majority recommendations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
to Form
Merchants Board

r. Lee Hastedt of Columbus. Tex,
was in San Antonio Monday cOnferr-
ing with AdUlph Grasso. secretary OF
the San Antonio Retail Merchants
association on the organization of a
similar association at Columbus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26
PALACE THEATER

For genuine entertainment the bill
ut the Palace this week. featuring
GOrrinc Griffith in Victor Hcrbert's
mile. Modesto" ranks with the best
the thcatcr has presented in some
time. The plot Of the picture is
good and the subtitleS clever. Other
feature Of the bill. which include Il
solo by Tom Waterfall. English bari
tone, toe dance by Anna Mary
Ransom, a Charleston number by
Marjorie Mahavicr. md the musical
arrangement by Don Felicr, add to
it's attractiveness.
The story Of Mile. Modistc is Of
2 French girl who combines the quail