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The Washington times., 1927-10-26

thought was the company man
ager.
1t happened to be George @.
Tyler, himself. Mr.. Cochran
always has a hard time pro.
nouncing Tyler on Mondays.
THE PASSING SHOW
Wallace Eddinger replacing Fred
O'Donovan as Pepys in And So
To Bed"
Irene Bordoni returning to
Keith vaudeville next month in a
new act.
Marvin Lamasure, with lady.
laying down the tariff at the Fox
boxoffice.
Fred "Worumbo" Pelzman tell.
ing the Department of Justice,
Certainly you can have my
Dempsey.Tunney fight pictures .
Joe Judge refereeing the ANA.
teur bouts at the Jewish Com
munity Center.
calm after being put through the
vacuum cleaner at Laurel.
Kenneth Clark purchasing llar.
monica after hearing Mr.. Phillips
play "over the Hills and Far
Away.
Pretty Vonceil Viking, the
fur-coated Godiva who is en-
route to Los Angeles astride a
horse, was at Club Lido last
night but the bang-taiI stayed
in the stable, solaced only by a
bag of oats and no music.
The energetic gent who writes
pieces for Club Lido thought
it a good idea to have the horse
present, too, but the manage
ment demurred.
This calls to mind Tom Mix's
famous dinner to newspaper and
theater men at the Mayflower
two years ago. The tables
were arranged as a quadrangle,
in the center of which was an
open stall, prettily roped off
with white hemp and equipped
with a hamper of apples.
It was Toms intention to
have Tony, his white horse, the
guest of honor. The problem
of how to get Tony into the
hotel was solved by a reason
ably irate boniface, who de-
clared that there was a place
for everything; that the May
flower was not the place for
Tony and that Tony could
damned well eat in the alley
or go hungry.
Thus the dinner went off in
silence, the diners glum as
they sat afront the vacant stall.
Occasionally a sob was heard.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26


Frank Vosper, author of "Sur-
mise" to be known as spell
bound" when it leaves the
National this week for New
York, retired from the cast yes
terday and was. replaced by
Campbell Gullan.
"Spellbound" is projected by
George C. Tyler, one Of the
more bulwarkian Of our pro-
ducers, who dabbles now and
then in such extravagant re-
vivals as "The School for Scan
dal," The Rivals" and, jointly,
"Trelawny of the Wells"
l was introduced Monday
afternoon by Steve Cochran to
man named Kiper. He was
rather short, elderly in a nice
ly preserved way and very soft
spoken.
You're with the show" /
asked.
eyes," he said. A few more
inanities and / left what /
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
A SanteImann Overture

At the Earle Theater this week
Floyd c. Wheeler. conductor OF
Daniel Breeskin's newly assembled
Earle Theater Orchestra. will
offer as the concert overture
number a composition by Captain
Santelmann. only recently retired
from the conductorsllip of the
United States Marine Band. The
overture win be General Hey.
wood, one Of Santelmann's most
effective works. Alexander Arons.
the Earle's concert organist, an
nounces as the recurrent theme
number of the interpretative score
which he has arranged for the
accompaniment OF The Fighting
Eagle" 'Serenade." by Sigmund
Romberg.
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80 kUsFybodys coAfi1eWes@s@s@s@sss1a
THE GATE-POST
.:In EUsrybodys coafiIe,
By Harold Phillips

The on Broadway as one Of the
most sanguinary in dozen. Murder keynote in
many of the nonmuscals
scna scamp dispatched to unefu accompaniment
In BLACK Velvet four persons killed by ynchng shoot
ng stonng and shock and in Four Wallis murder
by hurting from man shot
and in Blood Money" another murder is likewise committed
man is shot both he Trial Of Mary Dugan" and "Speak
sTs and The Letter has is murder pistol shot has
killed and commits suicide "Revry" did up until Sat
urday night when this piece closed each allotted
"Ihe Night Stick" and "Surmse"
Even "Porgy' has couple of murders
The popular Broadway" boasts two murders Pulitzer
prize play Abrahams Bosom features negro
Wne man stranged to death Three murders credited
Women Go On Forever and few of the plays without
at least manslaughter 80 - ~
Dracua also has murder but into whose heart
stake Is driven has already been much dead alive for 500
These lstngs Quill do not include plavs in
which the Kings English is murdered. =
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
A Play Entitled
''0NLY ONCE A YEAR,
BY mo MYLINES
Characters

BY mo MYLINES
Characters
Leading MRn--"Happy" Times
Following Lady-Sweet Mommer
SCENE ION r street
Sueet-"Pye decided where We are aOiMp
this Saturday Rlshti''
happy-"Oh. you have, have your Well,
we're aolng whore ! want 10. this timelI,'
tdead sIleaee--they alare al each ether
tears gather in baby blue eyes, etc., the
regular cid stuff.
Bsth-'Whers Do ysu want 70 SER
r0gethef-''1s the ARCADIA MASQUE.
RADE BALL y, tths shock Of sueh
speedy reconciliation 10 too mueh-they
faint In sash others afmsl. Curtain.
SCENE II--At Fourteenth and
Park Road N. W..
sweet-"Oh isn't u Hiarveleus heref The
ileer Is lust rlsht, and MEYER GOLD.
MANS Orchestra IL peFieet."
Happy-"Ahd these tayOrsi -Four apleeei
Never heard e such generosity. And
FRED PEPPER REVUE" k.sskoussi
That's 2 clever way e fIIl IN IHtermls.
sl0n. R'est.ee pasf''
SCENE HAT Home
Happy-"After such an evening al others
win seem dull. Gee, honey, ! sure was
proud whom Miss washington awarded
you ons. Of the sold prl2ss: I'm sure
she sss'd.'t , have - missed the srsstlssi
swest-'sOh. Hsppy. the Arcadia Massus.
rads Bail !. enc o. the tw. th!nss
Lust sssIdst have missed tsaiSht Ter
Ns"sv-"IHd ths athsrl-f"
Sweet-"My seed Rlaht kiss" They tllRsh.
THE END
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
Lido Frolic Tonight

AKUU TEUIIC 1UItIgMC
Specially Mite at Club Lido
tonight!
Hamilton Hotel, 14th and K
SITS. N. w.
Eileen Lally and Ivy Stevens,
entertainers.
Stage stars guests OF honor.
Lido Band dance music; food.
age.
No membership card neces.
sary--no increase in cover charge.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
WHO'S WHO ON
HOLLYWOOD'S
LOTS

fFor personal reply enclose STAN ped.
self addressed envelope to The Film
EditoFl.
Q.-Please tell me something
about Corinne Griffith. What Is
her age? Does she use her real
name? What IL the color Of her
hair and eyes. and where was she
born? What will be her next pic.
ture?
A.-She Is rs. and her real
name is Corinne Scott. Brown
hair and blue eyes. Born in Tex.
arkana, Texas. 'arhe Garden of
Eden" is her latest picture.
Q.-Please tell me the names
and addresses Of the following
characters in What Price Glory:
Captain Flagg. Charmaine, Moth.
er's Boy. and Lieutenant Moore?
A.-Vlctor McLaglon was Cap
tain Flagg: Dolores Del Rio was
Charmaine: Barry Norton was the
Mothers Boy, and Leslie Fenton
was Lieutenant Moore. Address
these players care of Fox Studio,
Hollywood.
Q.--How old is Ken Maynard,
and Ii he married? Does he use
his right name? What is his next
picture? Is it true that William
Boyd is leaving pictures to go on
the stage?
AIKEN Maynard il married,
and uses his real name. 1.-THE
Caravan Trail" will be his next
picture. William Boyd 10 not
leaving the screen. He has Just
finished DRESS Parade" and Is
now playing in ''The Night Flyer"
Q.--Kindly tell me the address
of Wilma Banky?
A.-Care OF United Artists
Studio, Hollywood, Calf.
Copyright. 1927. Famous Features
Syndicate, Inc.O
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
Here Are Months
Six Best
Pictures

The six best pictures pre-.
scented during the past month,
according 70 the vote Of Photo.
play magazines staff Of crit.
les are these:
Love"
'"The Student Prince"
'The Wind
"Mile-a.Minute Love"
1.-TWO Arabian Knights"
Rose OF the Golden West"
And the best performances
were presented by Lillian
Gish In "The Wind: Greta
Carlo and Jack Gilbert in
Love-" Mary AstOr and Gil.
bert Roland In "ROse Of the
Golden West" William Boyd
and IlOuise WOIheim IN 1.-TWO
Arabian Knights" Janet In
Verne in "MlIe-a. Minute Love-"
AiIeen PringIe In .sTea for
Three" aud Ivan Petr0yitch IN
1.-THE Garden Of Allah"
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
BROADWAY JOTS
ON PLAYS AND
PLAYERS

New York theaters being 30
adequately tenanted there must
be weekly departures for the road
or the storehouse to make way
for incoming contenders. Closing
Saturday night on Broadway were
my Princess" the most expen-
sive failure of the season: sat.
urday's Children en- route to
Chicago; the negro show, Rang.
Tang" for the road; "Revelry,"
Murray Hill" Conflict" "Ro.
mancin' Around" and "Mary's
Other Husband" failures. "Abie's
Irish Rose" also closed and lie.
port has 1t Miss Nichols will ship
the entire production to Los
Angeles.
About an even dozen new shows
are listed for New York open
ing next week. these including
''And So TO Bed" and Glenn
Hunter in Behold This Dreamer"
Leonore Uric, In Chicago for
10 weeks with Lulu Belle" is
developing veritable tornado of
business and the turnaways are
rt!breaking 10 the manage
HlCnts EtEACAAC VI AuS
Chicago Tribune, referred to Lulu
as ''the leading Afrodisiac Of Har.
lem.n
George Gershwin and Sigmund
Romberg have contracted to do
all the music for Ziegfeld's new
show, "Rosalie," starring Marilyn
Miller and featuring Jack Dona.
hue. Running expenses for this
show are pre-estimated at $40,.
900 weekly.
"Skin Deep" closed at the Lib
eFty. New York, Saturday. 1t
had a run of one week.
"'The Love Call" musical ver-
sion Of I'm Arizona" seen here
some weeks ago, opened Monday
In New York and was panned
with great gusto by the press
n1Af
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

ON INCREASE
Valley to Offer Com
petition to Califor-
MIA Growers
Especial 70 The Herald

MERCEDES. Oct. 22.-The CALI
fornia asparagus growers will this
year meet keen competition from the
Lower Rio Grande Valley. Approx
imateiy 200 acres have been planted
70 asparagus and will be producing
this year. according TO H. o. Eng
lert, president Of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Asparagus association
Though the acreage is well scatter
ed over the Valley, practically all
shipments will be concentrated at
Mercedes for packing.
Among those who have the largest
aereages are Burt Stugard Of Alamo.
who has 10 acres; Henry Bauerman
Of Santa Rosa, who also has 10
acres; II. o. Englert Of Mercedes, 8
acres 4. u. Black. Santa Maria, Y
acres. Other growers have from n
to five acres.
Experiments are being made this
season in the unirirgAted section on
the Mestenas tract and east of Ray
mondville in Willacy county. Valley
grown crowns are being planted on
all acreages.
The Valley product will 20 into
the market from two 20 three weeks
ahead Of the initial shipment from
California, and the association has
had scores of inquiries from North
ern dealers relative 20 the quantity
and quality OF asparagus the Valley
vii place on the market this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Real Estate
Transfers

Frances knight, TO c. Z. Wither-
spoon. residence lot IS, containing
one acre and farm block 5, contain
ing 40 acres. Brownsville Land &
Irrigation Co.'S subdivision, share
IS, Espiritu Ssnto Grant; $4,000.
u. a. Grove, et Tx, to Andrew r.
Brunk, south Is acres Of block J.,
Christine subdivision Of survey 1871.
Albert Halderson ct ux, TO Elmer
HalderSon, 4S.9S acres off west side
Of block l, Harrington Land 4 Water
Co.'s subdivision, Cameron county,
Texas, except 20 acres already con-
veyed; $1,000.
Commodore Carr, ct al TO Louise
Derby, ali lot No. 8 and south one
half Of lot No. 2, Homeland Addition.
City Of Harrington; $40.
]. L. Crawford TO Daisy L. Craw-
ford, lot z, block IS, Original Town
site Of San Benito, SO.
Ralph j. Tucker ct al. TO Harold r.
Jefferds, lot /, and southeastern or
lower one-half OF lot ., block 80
City Of Brownsville; $40.
John w. Woodford, 70 j. B. James,
lots Nos. /, 2, 3. I, 5, 8, 2, 8, Q, 10, IL,
block 4, Lots Mes. l, 2. 8. block 10.
lots Nos. 4, 5. 6, block Z, lots Nos.
4, 2, 3, ., block 8, lots Nos. z, 8. Q, -,
block s, Boulevard Heights Addition,
City Of San Benito; SO.
&. l.. Adams ct TX, 20 Delta Invest
ment Co., lots 3. 8, block IRA, City
Of Brownsville, $40.
II. l.. Works et nj 20 Delta Invest
ment 60. Lot 4. block TIA, City Of
Brownsville. $3.50.
r. Roy Ruff, ct TX, TO Board of
Trustees Of the Los IndioS lndepend-
ent School District east one-half Of
the southeast one-fourth of block 80,
townsite Of Los Indios. $3.50.
MariBno Castillo. ct ux. 70 Vidal ".
Ramirez, lot s., block 1, Franchises
Addition. Town Of San Benito. $40.
j.. ri. Foster et al to Il. Roy Ruff
south 10 acres Of block %, FL Jardin
Heights subdivision, share 10, Is.
piritu Santo Grant. $40.
a. r. Taliaferro ct ux to w. "A
Taliafcrro. south Is acres Of farm
block 2. Parker subdivision. of Dams
Land, $40.
N. "A. Miner ct TX to ". ID. Snow
lots Nos. 5 and s, block 5. Huncl
addition town Of San Benito. $666.
N. "A. Miner ct ux 10 w. ID. Snow
lots Nos. l, 2. 5, 4. block 5, Huncl
Addition, town Of San Benito
Sl333.32.
w. ID. Snow to John II. Snow lot:
Nos. 5, 6. block 5. Hunck addition
town Of San Benito. $40.
Harrington Development Co., Il
Mess Myrtle Benedict, lot s. bloch
l39 Originals Townsite Of Harrington
81. 1000.
W. r. Mepavitt TO The San An.
tonic and Arkansas Pass Railway Co.
q portion or 524 tract Survey Is. N
share 10. Espiritu Santo Grant, Cam.
r county, $1,000.
CISCO Morris to Vicenta Vallejo. loI
45, block I. West Harrington. addition
town of Harlingen. $500.
Mary Loza 70 EuRenio Torres. IL
acres Of northwest former or blocl
1875. Fresnos Tract OF Fresnos Lane
4 Irrigation Co.'S subdivision. rs.
piritu Santo Grant, So.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Margarita
School Complete

RAYMONDVILLE, Oct. 22.-The
new school building at Santa Margar-
tia has been accepted by the trustees
from the contractor. d. c. Raybourne,
and school will open there Monday.
The building is a handsome brick
Structure, costing 5000, and in ad-
diti0n TO class rooms and offices,
has an auditorium with q seating ca
pacity Of 500.
Santa Margarita Is one Of the
new towns on the recently construct
ed road Of the Missouri Pacific Lines,
running TO the eastern and southern
parts OF Willaey county, and will
open up a rich agricultural section 10
development.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Officials
Charged in Case

RAYMONDvILLE. Oct. 22.-Ben r.
Watson and Charles Zolninger, com
missioners for the city Of Raymond
vile. were summoned to appeal be-
fore the Fourth Court Of Civil APP
pcals IN San Antonio on q charge Of
contempt Of that court, en- a plea
flied before the court by Attorney
Davis Z. Decker. representing A. W.
Lundberg In the STRENGTHENING Of
Seventh street In Raymondville.
which eass was tried here scme time
ago
The contempt proceedings grew
out OF mn order from District Judge
A. VI. Kent dissolving an injunction
Of A. W. Lnndberg, and permitting
the city to proceed with the straight
ening Of the street. The ease had
been appealed to the higher court,
and Judge Decker claims the city
ctt.ri1l- were IL coatelFt or tia.
court. when they allowed the street
to be Strengthened.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Attorney Purchases
~Raymondviile Home

RAYMONDVILLE, Oct. 22.-Attor-
ney r. s. Dorset has purchased the
five-room residence Of W. G. Heeht
in Lee Heights. Dorsett recently
moved 20 Raymondville from HArlin-
gen, and is a member OF the legal
firm Of Lewis and Dorset Of Har-
hinge and Raymondville.
Mr.. Hecht will build another resi-
dence on the site of the old Finley
Thompson place, and d. G. Raybourns
Is drawing UP the plans for the
structure. Possession will be given
Mr.. Dorset as DON as the new resi-
dence il completed. il III stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Telephone Employees
Given New Duties
Special 10 The Herald.l

DONNA, Oct. 22.-Several changes
in assignments Of duty TO Valley
Telephone exchange employees have
been announced here.
Charles Dillingham; who has been
manager Of the exchange here. and
at Alamo. San Juan and Pharr, has
been transferred 70 McAllen as SUI
pervisor Of the installation depart
ment throughout the Valley.
o. A. Sigler OF McAllen will be in
charge in Donna and Alamo, and z.
@. Rushin will have San Juan and
Pharr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

FOR RENT - One well-furnished
apartment and two sleeping rooms.
Phone ls9. W-ll5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

NICELY FURNISHED room. board
II desired. Phone ls4. Mary D. Col
Inns. Nl5I
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4-RooM furnished Duplex, $40 per
month. also living room and bed
room. suitable for " ladies $50
per month. Phone us. X-2s0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

FURNISHED ROOMS - Above FL
Arco. south exposure. porch adjoin
ing. Also two apartment. Phone
Sl9-J. W6s
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NEWLY r~emodeled four room apart
ment. private bath. Adams and Palm
Boulevard. Ring SOC. Y-96
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

I WILL SELL you a duplex that will
pay you fifteen per rent; VIII build
4 duplex and give good terms or viii
huild ! dunlrv ard rent * '1 you.
J. W. Adamson, Frontier Lumber Co.
Brownsville. II
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TWO LARGE rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Also two ga
RACES. Phone 442. Y-120
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, bedroom
and garage for rent. 500 Elizabeth
street. 1lo5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

MUNCEY APARlEENTS - Three
rooms with bath, garage and water,
furnished completely. Sal West ST.
Charles Street. Phone sl2-J or 1877.
Vl57
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT: Light Housekeeping
rooms in West Brownsville, also
modern duplex. Reasonable rates.
Phone 577-J. Y-l47
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

CLEAN, cool furnished apartment.
Private bath. Garage. Gravel street.
Phone 1862. X-l6T
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

NEBRASKA APARTME' rs - Fur
nished. every convenience. frigidaire.
electric ranges. jefferson aad Four
teenth Streets. Phone 1894. W42
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

SLEEPING ROOMS, two l. room,
twenty dollars. Apartments twenty
five dollars. Block from post office,
GOO Elizabeth St. S-al5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

FURNISHED apartment for rent.
1902 jefferson Street. Phone 595-J.
YI59
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FURNISHED apartments. Phone 35l.
Y-3
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: One National cash regis
ter. built especially for garage or
filling station business. In first
class shape. Price 1925. Terms TO
any reliable firm. Summit Filling
Station. Y-l69
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MOrtgages--LOans
LIVE STOCK-POULTRY

HIGHADE CHICKS. Official State
Certified. 200 Egg breeding. Blood
tested. Leading varieties. Prices
within reach az all. Live delivery.
CRtalog free. Dixie Poultry Farms.
Box l04. Brennan. Texas. Y1s7
FOR SALE: Red eockerels. IS each,
four miles on main highway, Mrs.
u. PresleT, Media Luna Filling Sta
tion. Y-l66
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Lost And Found

LOST-Five months old Llewellyn
setter, white with black spots. An
swers TO name prince" Return to
A. j. McColl, FL Jardin Garage. Re
ward. II
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ROOMS and apartments. 7ol St
Charles. Tel 1017. Ell
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS, 9OS
jefferson Street. Phone 995-J. Wl4T