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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

find the present production the best
play of that type since Jeanne Eagels
closed her sensational run at the
Maxine Elliot Theatre.
Diamond Lip is concerned with
life on the Bowery in the nineties. OF
course, Miss West portrays the part
of Lii, who made men her prey. They
ran all the way from Gus Jordan,
saloon owner and white slave traf-
flicker, to Pablo Juarez, toro fighter
of Sevilla, Captain Cummings of the
Salvation Army is added to her list,
but it is discovered that he is a de-
tective in disguise, who jails the
white slavers. The audience is then
given a hint that Lii is not a bad
girl after all, and that she will pos
sibly marry Cummings.
In the last act, which shows US the
Bowery saloon, all of the trimmings
of the last century are present, and
in a manner the producers can well
be proud of. The gangsters and
molls, singing walters and five cent
schooners of beer, are portrait OF
period of New York life that has
completely disappeared.
Miss West as Bowery queen is
splendid characterization. There is
no other actress that could handle the
part SO capably. Curtis Cooksey, as
Captain Cummings, is realistic, the
same can be said for practically all
members of large supporting cast
that includes Herbert Duffy, Jack La
Rue, j. Merrill Holmes and Raffaella
Ottianto.
The play is staged by Jack Under,
who is to be highly commended for
the fine results he has achieved
S. A. P.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
AmoSkeag MIL
Workers Eager
for Leaflets
by a Worker Correspondent

Toy q worker Correspondents
MANCHESTER, N. H., April Is
Two thousand leaflets were is
sued by the Textile Mill Commit
tee of the Amoskeag mill to the
5000 cotton and worsted workers
of the plant today.
The workers eagerly grabbed the
leaflets and read every word and
carefully folded it and put it in
their pockets. Many of the young
boys and girls during the noon
time distribution came out from
the mill and asked for dozens of
the leaflets to bring inside.
The leaflets are especially APP
propriate since the company ex-
poets to hold nominations for dele
gates to the company union on
April 18th. The workers have ut
terly no use for the company union
and when the ballots are given
them turn them IN blank. The
boss then proceeds to give out the
propaganda that it's functioning
nice and dandy. Of course a few
/ suckers and stool-pigeons are al
ways secured to sit in. Then their
are some honest workers accept
such a job thru fear of losing their
jobs. Some of the slogans on the
leaflet were:
The Textile Mill Committee
stands for the recognition of the
Textile Mill Committed
A return of the 10 per cent cut
in wages stolen from us last De-
cember and for an increase of
wages!
The 40-hour-5 day week.
The abolition of the speed-up
system!
For a workers shop paper!
MANCHESTER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
Aided Paper;
Fired After
8 Years. Work
by a Worker Correspondent

(By q Wor6er Correspondent
DENVER, Colo, (By MaiD Com
rade P was loyal and hard worker
He had to be for jobs were not plenti-
full and a wife suffering from tubcr-
culosis and two children made it i'm
perative that he bring home weekly
wage. This, with making payments
on small house which a real estate
shark had inveigled him into buying
took every penny of his wages, $22
a week.
Comrade P. was no grumbler even
tho there was neither time nor money
to spend for pleasure. He had to
forego Party activity because of the
expense it might involve, such as car
fare. etc. He did help all he could,
however, by getting subscriptions 70
The DAILY WORKER or Radnik,
distributing circulars and selling
tickets among his fellow workers.
Last week another South Slavic
colnrade asked him to sell tickets for
the benefit Of the Radnik. Glad of
the opportunity to help he hustled
and sold SO tickets one morning be-
fore II o'clock.
At that time a notice appeared on
the bulletin board, ordering the sale
of the tickets stopped. At noon Com
rade P. was told to get out Six long
years of efficient service could not
outweigh the heinous crime of help
ing workers paper. So Comrade P.
goaded on by a hungry family, is
now pounding the pavements WITH
thousands of others in search of
work.
H. U. 2.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
TOLEDO BOSSES
HAVE SCHEME TO
PLUMBER WAGES
Overland Car, Scale Co.,
in Chest Plot
(Bu a Worker Correspondentl

by a Worker Correspondent
TOLEDO, Ohio, (By Mail) Here's
the latest on the Community Chest
doings in Toledo affecting the work.
ers in the factories. The foremen in
each department see each man under
them personally and intimidate, brow
beat ard give the worker to under
stand in polite way that, Oh, well,
they might be looking for another job
soon. Then they present the worker
with card to sign which gives the
company the right to deduct $500
from his pay at the rate of ten cents
week, during 1923 and for several
years to follow.
One worker quit, another absolutely
refused. In general none of the work.
ers took kindly to the proposition.
The Toledo Scale Co. and the Devil
bliss Co. are the plants who are put
ting in the card system. At the Over
land plant they were satisfied with
one dollar from each worker. At
Overland one worker when they came
around to him said he wouldn't be so
small as to give only one dollar. He
told the boss to put him down for
$50 and quit that night.
Maybe some day the slaves will get
enough.
I understand that the manufactur-
ers have got together here and every
man that is hired must sign card
agreeing to give so much to each
chest. AUTO.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

The Martin Johnson African Ex-
petition Corporation has presented to
the American Museum of Natural
History 100000 feet of motion pic
ture films secured by the Martin
Johnsons during their four years
work in Africa. 1t was from this film
that the 5000 feet of the motion
picture "Simba," recently shown at
the Earl Carroll, was taken.
Walter Huston, Nan Sunderland.
Harold Healy, Tom Blake, Carolyn
Ferriday, LYDIA Mcmillan, Thomas E.
Gillen and Mark Sullivan will be in
the cast of the Ring Lardner comedy,
Hurry Kane" which George M.
Cohan is placing in rehearsal.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
JEFFERSON

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Healy and Cross; Gracella and Theo-
dore; Bordee and Robinson; Louis
Mann; Talent and Merit; and Dalton
and Craig. Feature photoplay,
"Doomsday" starring Florence Vidor.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday-Nancy Gibbs and Company;
Bob Hall; Wilson and Dobson; Wy
eth and Wynn; Leonard Sillman and
Coca and Wyeth and Wynn. Feature
photoplay, Chicago" starring Phyl-
lis IIaver and Victor Varconi.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
BROADWAY

Eva Clark with Dan Caslar; The
Colleanos featuring Maurice Collean-
os; Russ Brown and Jean Whitaker;
Gilbert and French; Frank Wheeler
and Dorothy Sands; and Palermo's
dogs. "The Crimson City," ro-
nance of the China coast featuring
Myrna 10y and John MILAN, is the
screen feature.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
Vaudeville Theatres
PALACE

Alice Brady in Juliet Comes
First" a comedy by Harry Wagstaff
Gribble, with, Austin Fairman; Clay
ton, Jackson and Durante, assisted by
the Parody Club Orchestra; Sylvia
Clark, with Bobbie Kuhn list; Medley
and Duprey; Tommy and Eleanor;
Wade Booth; Archie and Gertie Falls.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

J. Kiosin, Cleveland, O.. ..,.. .25
Peoples Dry Clean, Cleveland, 0. rs
S. Mars, Cleveland, Ohio. ....... 10
M. Patera, Cleveland, Ohio. ..... rs
G. Glavina, Cleveland, Ohio. =. so
M. Reds, Cleveland, Ohio. ...... so
G. Grunberg, Cleveland, Ohio. ;. ID
F. Zychich, Cleveland, Ohio. -. .25
w. Botroff, Cleveland, Ohio. -. 10
w. Hartman, River Rouge, Mich.1.00
A. Adamek, Chicago, Ill. ...... 500
A. Coleman, Phila., Pa. .........3 800
L. F. Lemley, (col), Phila., Pa. .46.o0
Hanlon, Phoneix, Ariz. ........ so
Miller, Phoenix, Ariz. 100
A. Proter, San Jose, Calf. 49,. 1000
C. C. Wilson, Houston, Texas. LOO
Int. Branch, W.P., Wilmington. 1852
S. Joffe, Detroit, Mich. ..... 100
H. Joffe, Detroit, Mich. ....... rs
S. Irclberg, Detroit, Micho $500. .25
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

men just remained at home and re-
fused to work. As this is the busy
season and labor is scarce, the over
seer promised raise as soon as the
boss comes down. guess this is the
first time in st. Mary's County that
this ever happened. And if one
farm raises others will follow.
COMMUNE.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

there is no play IN
New York today
that is its equal.
Those who en-
joyed Miss West
in "Sex," the play
that resulted in
her taking a forced
vacation on Black
wells Island, will
find the present
opus their meat.
The boosters of
nDo;1v will a1So
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

Among things that the union instructed all its
bers do and distribute sckers all factories and
that they could approach This brought good results
An incident the Stone Shoe Co.. at II Fifth Ave. boldly
the bosses trying to in order
shoe workers organizing This first
promised raise two Seeing that the workers
dissatisfied the promised to give bonus to those
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

who produced of work. which really
STANDARD production and they made than the boss
thinks promised them bonus But is there
enough for a boss?
But after days. the boss seeing that this wonderful
propOson ignored the old wenOwn method
workers he suspected of union activity When
of these workers why discharged the boss replied
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

DRAMA
Sd RA Ma
and Thunder
IelOdrQn1a at the ROyale

MAE WEST is back on Broadway,
IM playing the leading role in her new
play, Diamond Lii" now showing at
the Royale Theatre.
For an evening of blood and thun-
der melodrama, produced in fashion
hat every minute is interesting,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16
(By a Worker Correspondent

(BY Worker Correspondent
Since the Associated Shoe and Slipper Workers Union began
to function has found the
shoe workers The miserable conditions under which the shoe
workers lived and worked brought clearly before
them The only solution they found organize against the
bosses who using various methods keep the workers
down
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-16

that he did not produce enough to get bonus.
later when of the workers to get his
TOOLS furious voice threatened to have the
deported
There thing which the shoe workers should learn from
organize build union which protect their
interests against the shoe manufacturers s.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-06-14
The Flyers Faith

At this time when there
faith
doing really things
luenehed spoke of his and his of
deeply IS hatas |
il $ to
o IN
is
eepe
o the Atantin
will
Koehs
known
been That had in scientific
this
became in
OF
ofo
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Of God
save who
the and
If can
VIC anday O
will
and the of
by dak
the anne PRAYER
conmdeae their
God
by
fond
o
mod mwardy
p thanks to God
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-06-14
Oe pepaed mind hopes adUersay and fears in prosperity
FIug Day
Horace
Flag Day
OF unusual significance

VI unusual significance this Flag Day. which falls
June ID For within the past flag has been carried by
brave adventurous flyers to far Of the earth And
flag flies domain that blessed with peace good
wgood will toward former enemies The riffs
lions have healed The flag flies happy conened peaceful
and prosperous land
Flag Day this then should inspire noble sentiments
gratitude We should be thankful that international
amicabe and grateful for the prosperity country
Now embarked great undertaking. negotiations GO
through Secretary Kellogg that may result in the ultimate
oulawry of all war.
AS we look up at Our Flag flying over homes and official build
Flag Day. participate in local celebrations
event. should bear mind that Our Flag has
of international good will and habnger of the message
full peace the world over.
All honor to Our Flag!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
karacsony estejen
szllesben meghalt
Szomoru karacsony. = A oyer
mex eletben maradt.

SZomoru karacsonyhk volt az
iden a Powersdale Ave.-n lak0
Szalay lstvan es felesegenek, va
lamint fiuk karaszy Istvannak
Csak alig nehany honappal aze-
lott hazasodott 0ssze az alig %
esztend0s karaszy Istvan a nala-
nal is j0val fiatalabb Sokol Ma
riaval. aki bar horvat szarmazasu
volt, te]jes megertesben cit egy
fedel alatt ferjenek sziileivel $
naprol napra szorgalmasan tanul-
ia a magyar nyelvet is. valamint
magyar templomnak is latoga-
toja volt.
A fatal asszony anyai 0r0m0k-
mex nezett elebe karacsony
szombatjan eletet adott egy egtsz
seges gyermeknek. A sziiltssel ia
r0 verveszteseg annyira legyengi-
tette fatal anyat, hogy hirtelen
k6rhazba kellett szallitani, ahol
azonban mar leggondosabb apo
las es verat0mlesztes sem tudta
megmenteni az eletnek. Nehany
oral agonia utan iobb letre szen-
deriilt.
A kedves es j6raval6 fatal asz-,
SONY halala mely gyaszba bori-
totta ifju ferjet, valamint ferje-
mex sziileit. kiknek szeretetet tel
jes mertekben birta. Igaz reszve-
tet keltett tragikus halal-eset
fiiggetlen r~Gsrnaatss sgvti4ehesc4t,'
es az egesz magyarsag koreben is.
A tragikus veget ert ifju asz-
SONY temetese csiitOrtokon d. e.
t0rtent meg a Powesdale Ave.-i
gyaszhaztol es a fiiggetlen ref.
egyhaz templomabol, hol gyasz-
szertartast hatalmas gyiilekezet
eiott Borsykerekes Gyorgy espe-
res vegezte.
A sziiletesenek napjan mar ar
vasagra jutott kicsiny gyermek
jelenleg nagysziilei gondozasa
alatt van, Xix mindent megtesz-
mex, hogy els6 unokajuk ne erez-
re meg korai arvasagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
EGYLETEK FIGYELMEBE

z a.
Kerjuk a Youngstown es k0r-
nyski magyar egyletek titkarait,
hogy vi tisztyiseloik nsvsorat mi
mel elobb kiidjeksbe,, hogy Ka.
lauz az iden korabban legyen ki-
javithato mint tavaly.
Ugyancsak kerjiik a titkarokat,
hogy evi szamadasaikat is kuldjek
be. Azokat, valamint minden
egyeb egylet; hirt TELJESEN
DIJTALANUL k0zliink. Szivesen
kozoljiik az egyhazak evi zarsza-
madasait is.
A szerkeszt0seg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
ELFoGoTT Flu

Varga Mihaly, cleveland lakos.
avval a panasszal fordult a
Youngstown rendorseghez. Eogy
fla, aki Thanksgiving Day nap
Jan 240 dOllarral eltiint hazulr6l.
valosziniileg Youngstownban van.
"A rend0r0k megtalaltak Var
ga gyereket Balog Lajos hazanal
a Bill estal Road alatt. A Varga
fiuval egyiitt ket mask, hazulr6l
megugrott cleveland fiut is ell
fogta rend6rseg. A fiukat visz-
szaviszik Cleyelandba. A Varga
gyereknek meg $33.10 penze volt
a 240 dollarb0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
SzILvEsZTERI VIDAMsAG
5 helyen is szorakozhatik Youngs-
town es kornyeke magyarsaga
Szilveszterkor.

a szilveszteri mulatsagok So
ran az iden is meg lesz tartva a
Kossnth Kor haeyomanyos kaba-
reja azzal kapcsolatban termeSze
teseE tame is. Ennek az .oevi mu-
latsagnak mar evek ota meg van
a maga t0rzsk0z0nsege, melv eb-
ben az evben sem lesz hiitlen SO
rakozo helyehez mar csak azert
sem, inert nyilt titok, hogy leg
jobb miikedvel0k legiobb sza-
maikkal fognal azon szerepelni.
A mask szilveszteri mulatsag a
fGggetlen egyhaz Noegyletee,
melynek helye a Steeltonon levo
Szuligan Hall. Ezen a mulatsagon
ertekes arany ekszer targyakat
fognak kisorsolni, melynek je-
gyeit mar j6 el6re arusitjak az
egylet es egyhaz tagjai. A fiigget-
leneknek is meg van mar ma
guk allando k6z0nsege, mely szi-
vesen jelenik meg hangulatos
mulatsagokon.
Warrenban a Magyar Kultur
Otthon gardaja gondoskodik r6la,
hogy az ottani nagy k0zonseg is
vidalnsagban k0sz0ntse maid az
III esztend0 els3 6rait.
A Farrell-Sharoni Ifjusagi K0r-
mex sziniel6adasa lesz Szilveszter.
kor a templom alatti teremben,
melyre igen gondosan kesziil5d.
tex mar hcsszu hetek 6ta.
Nilesen az Els6 Magyar BITS, E
tart nagy szilveszteri bait, melyre
szinten nagyban keszil az egesa
varoska magyarsaga.
| Lesz hat alkalom bowen lit i
es kornyeken IS, ahol . j6kedvl
magyar elfelejtheti maid az esq.
tend6 banatat vidaman k0sz0nt.
hetis AZ uj or6meit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
NEW YoRKBAN
100000 NEGER FL

A new york; statisztikai hiva-
tai most meyer nepszamlalast rem
dczett. Kideriilt, hogv New York
vilag legnagyobb meyer varosa.
Majdnem 100000 meyer Il it,
New York Acknowledgment meyer
negyede Harlem. lit feh6rek mem
elnek. 100000 meyer lakik Har-
lemben 6s vannalz koz0ttiik sok-
egyetemi tanarok, iigyv6dck fs
orvosok is. lit vannak meyer
lapok szerkeszt6segei, temple
mokban meyer lelkeszek prfdikal-
max, leveleket meyer levelhor-
d6k kezbesitik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
AZ ESTI TANFOLYAMOK
MASODIK SZEMFSZTERE

4 cantoni Public Evening
School igazgatosaga kozli, hogy
az esti tanfolyamok masodik fel-
evi eloadasai ianuar Ten kezdod-
mex Mckinley High Schoolban.
AZ eloadasok ideje lit minden
hetf0n, kedden, sheridan e.s csiit0r-
t0kon este egynegyed nyolc ora
t6l. A tanitas tart cgy negyed
tizig.
Ezen kiviil Belden Schoolban
hetfon es szardan este 7-t0l lO-ig
van tanitas, azok szamara pedig,
akik este ell yannak foglalva,
ugyancsak Belden Schoolban
lesz minden kedden es csut0rto-
kon delutan egy negyed kett6t6l
Az iskola celia az, hogy az an.
gol nyelvet sajatitassa ell sz6ban
es iranban, vaIamint az is, hogy
elokeszito tanfolyamul szolgalion
a polgarosodashoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
MEGNYILIK A FEDERAL
SAVINGS VI FIOKJA

A Federal Savings & Loan Co.,
Youngstown egyik legnagyobb
ilyen ttrmeszetii penzintezete es
egyszersmind legnagyobbak
egyike az egesz orszagban. most
penteken este 7-t0l 10-ig mutatja
be a South Sideon lak6k kenyel-
mere nyitott NJ fi6kot az 1925
Market st. alatt a Marion Ave.
sarkan.
Az uj intezet, valosagban mem
vi, inert azelott a South Side Sa-
wings & Loan Co. neve alatt sze-
repelt es a fi6kintezet ellen a regi
tisztvisel6k maradnak.
A Federal, ahol szamos youilgs-
town. magyar egylet kamatoztat.
ia penzet 5 es fel szazalek mellett
ST., ,S69, 1874 yagyon felett rem
delkezik legujabb kimutatasuk
szerint.
Ez a penzintezet 1900 julius 2s-
an alakult es fejl6dese igazan
nagyszeriinek mondhato.
A megnyitas alkalmabol szive.
sen latnak mindenkit, a .nGk &
gyermekek szep emlektargya1
kapnak, ferfiak pedig szivart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
Jo karacsony volt
Youngstownban
Meg annyi ajandekot soha sem
vas&roltak mint az iden. -
T0mve templomok.

Aligha hissziik, hogy volna va
laki lit Youngstownban, alsi mem
kapott volna valamit karacspnyra
ajandekul.
A gyarak multi penteken ds
szombaton adtak XII pedat, me-
hany nappal korabban mint rem
desen es a nep szombaton es het-
f0n val6saggal megrohanta az liz
leteket.
A biznesz reszben hetf0n elet-
veszelyes volt a tolongas. Csoma-
gokkal felpakkolt emberek es asz
szonyok rohantak egyik iizletb6l
a masikba. A lsocsiutakon, dacara
a forgalmi rend6r6k mindcn igye-
kezetenek,, csakncm telicsen meg
akadt a forgafom.
Az iizletvezet6k jelentdse sze-
rint az idei karacsony minden ed
digi rekordot megt0rt. Ez csak BIZ
zonyiteka annak, hogy a joliet
visszattrt a Mahoning volgyehe.
Amikor hetfon 6jfeli misere
igyekeztiink, alig lattunk hazat,
amelynek ablakaibol ne csillogott
volna XII az utcara a karacsonyfall
tomegenek ragyogo disze.
Az ejfeli misen tele volt a Scent
lstvan egyhaz, valamint a Scent
Maria egyhaz is, ahol West ST.
del hitk0zseg talalt ideiglenes.
nttheud ssE'ss1
Karacsony napjan Youngstown
OF magyar egyhaza zsufolasig
megtelt hiv0kkel, akik b6keziien
juttattak egyhazaiknak is kara
csony alkalmabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
Eqy konstablert
lelottek az utcan
A revolver parbajban a mask en-
ber is megsebesult. - Csend-
elet Campbellben.

A mutt het egy estejen Macy 10.
v0ld0zas zaja verte feI a 11-;l ut.
cat Campbellben. A revolver pat
| togasara figyelmes lett Arthur
| Mason. Coitsyille jarasi konsta5-
| Ter is.
| Az utcara erve, oft tala'ta AL
vim Whitley nevii embert, aki mi
helyst meglatta konstablert,
r0gt0n ellene fordult.
"Eppen rad vartam' mondta
Whitley ts mindjart elkezdett To-
v0ld0zni. de most mar Masonra.
AZ egyik goly6 Masont talalta.
De konstabler f0ld0n fekve
kirantotta revolveret es egyik go
ly6t mask utan kiild0tt meme
kiil6 Whitley fele, s6t ell is talal-
ta, amit rend6rs6g altal talalt
vernyomok igazoltak.
Masnap aztan el6keri;lt Whit
ley is, aki futtaban annyi vert
vesztett. hogy kenytelen volt a
New Castle-ba vezet6 uton egy
hazban segitseget kerni. Bevittek
a new castlei korhazba, ahonnan
sebe bek0t0zese utan visszahcz-
tax Campbellbe, ahol lecsuktak.
Mason felismerte benne tamad6-
jat
& Campbellben kiilonben is nagy
izgalom volt szombaton, amikor
ref,d5rseg Sssaef5gaosfa 1 Kari
csonyi peda szamara gyiilt rablo-
kat, hamis kartyasokat Is csal6-
kat. A zsivanyok kozt voltak
detroiti es chicagoi banditak is es
a rend0rseg eleinte AIT hitte. hogy
egyi ilyen banda a campbell ban
kot is Xxi akai'ta rabolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-27
Chicagoi szineszek
Youngstownban
Januar Ten, hetf0n este q Kos
suth Kjrbcn szinre keriil:
"Repiilj fecskem' G.
operett ujdonsag.

Ragyog6 sikerek. forro. regen
l1apasztalt iinneplesek jeleztek a
6slicagoi Napszinhaz utjat els6
lorszagos vendegjateka alkalina-
val, Chicagot6l New Yorkig ALTA
lanos. egyhanou elismeres jart a
pompas tarsulat NY maban. mely-
lek dicseretere legyen mondva,
becsiilettel megalltak helyiiket
azon a r0gos uton, amelyet ame-
,.ilai magyar szineszetnek ncvez-
mex.
Vegre kapott az amcrikai ma
gyarsag tisZtesSeges, joakaratn
magyar el6adast fs hogy mem is
roSsz iizlet jol jatszani magyar
k0z0nsegnek. bizonyitja az a nagy
anyagi es erk0lcsi skier. amefy
Endrey Jen6 igazgato nyilatkoza-
ia szerint varatlan modon nyilva-
nult meg.
Nalunk Youngstownban januar
zen, hetf6n este jatszanak ujra a
derek chicagoiak. mely alkafom-
NAL Farkas Imre remek ujdonsa-
CAT sRepiilj fecskem c. ope-
rettet adjak el0 a Kossuth K0r-
ben. lsmet kilatasrnk van tehat
egy elvezetes estere es semmi ket- y
segiink mem lehet azirant, hogy
teljesen zsufolt haz fog gy0ny6r-
.kodni aaE. xeaaeks al lad ;lShan. -.
Jegyek Gaeyi managerial kap-
Eatok. valamint a szokott hclve-
ken.