Nogales international., 1927-04-17
LEGION TO PRESENT
VAUDEVILLE SHOW

are making arrangements to pres
ent a vaudeville show at the Lyri,
Theater May 19 and the Ali Bah;
Theater May 21. Talent will b,
composed of all the leading loca
stars which includes those of the
25th Infantry. and also music BY
the 25th Infantry Orchestra
Lieut.. Smith is director of the
show. William L. Hunter stage
manager; and William Collier
chairman of the publicity com
mittee. Programs will be ar.
ranged for by J. V. Robins
Tickets and finance will be handl.
ed by A. J. Mitchell with the
high school athletic association
to get a percentage on tickets sold
by school children. This will un.
doubtedly be one of the best
shows ever attempted by any local
talent organization and under the
direction of Lieut.. Smiths veteran
Of the stage and movies, things
will soon be well under way. The
Legion is not going to use minstrel
acts or anything that has been
most frequently presented to the
public by other troupes, but will
endeavor to function with varied
line Of high class musical num-
bers-vocal solos quartet num-
hers, Hawaiian numbers, classical
dances Of Egyptian and oriental
origin. and several musical num-
bers on violin by Russian artists.
Mike j. McCleary was an ar
rival here last week from DR.. A..
l.. Gustetter's Noche Buena mine
in Sonora.
MI. and Mrs. H. 3. Laird left
Sunday morning for two weeks
vacation to be spent in Phoenix,
Tempe and Mesa, where they will
visit relatives. Mr.. Laird will at
tend the meeting of the Pharmacy
Board of Examiners to which he
has just been appointed men,
Der. He is the youngest men,
ber of the Board.
Robert H. Harris of Nogales,
and Claudine Chriswell Of Escan-
dido, California, were united in
marriage Thursday by Rev. C. w.
Griffin of the Methodist church.
Miss Winifred Macnab of Pata-
gonia and Miss Nell Kearney and
James Kearney of Sonoita were
visitors here Sunday.
Ben Coltman, Howard Givens,
Captain Roberts, Captain Marsh,
Lieutenant Byles W. F. Tolley
and Harry Wilson attended the
Maundy celebration at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral at Tucson
Thursday evening.
A. E. Sanders, proprietor Of
Piggly Wiggly store, returned
Thursday noon from a two days
business trip to Yuma.
Two thousand head of Mexican
steers will be brought out of Mex
leo Monday. They are the prop
erty Of Francisco Elias and come
from his famous Milpias ranch.
Mrs. G.. n. Fields was called to
San Francisco Saturday on ac-
count of the serious illness Of her
mother, victim of street car ac-
cident.
Mrs. Ray Carter Joined a party
of friends from Camp Little Sat
urday who motored to Fort Hua-
chuca to spend the weekend.
Urban Bond Of Navalato, Mex
leo, arrived Friday evening to
transact business for few days.
B. Taylor Wilkey, who has been
suffering from the "flu" for sew
eral days at HIS home in Walnut
Grove, is recovering and expects
to be back at his garage Monday.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tovrea,
and son. Harold, Jr., of Tucson
will spend Easter in Nogales,
guests of Mr.. Tovrea's father, j.
c. Tovrea Of the Arizona Pack
ing Company.
Jury cases tried in the superior
court last week were the first of
the kind in the superior court of
his county since September 1925.
Howard Tovrea, student at the
University Of Arizona at Tucson,
is spending the Eastern vacation
with his father, J. c. Tovrea.
Dave Babbitt, Jr. Of Phoenix,
formerly of Flagstaff, was busi-
ness visitor here Friday. He is
state Buick distributor.