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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

a memory. II It's a fast moving
show with plenty Of the music
mat you love TO hear, then you'd
better be present to Judge the
outcome Of this test OF the TOP
notchers in the musical world.
Lets not forget also that this Is
TO be the day for the awarding OF
the winners Of this years annual
Tribune Band Poll.
Al Music Hall
It's full bill Sunday. October
the nth at the Music Hall. For
IT'S a good time to be had by all
See your favorite man of music
get the award that he has been
working so hard to receive and
ny all means make il a date 10
see these dynamic Maestro's lock.
cd IN a heated dispute on who is
the rightful owner of the honors
OF No. tenor man OF your fair
city
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Duke Ellington
Opens Paradise
Theatre, Oct. Is

The Paradise Theatre. Detroit's
foremost entertainment center,
will open Friday. Oct. is, 1919, in
burst Of glory.
The lst OF the sll-important at
fractions will be the one and only
Duke Ellington, Americas fore
most modern composer and his
World Famous Orchestra.
This year Ellington is celebrat-
ing his twenty-ffth anniversary
as a maestro, and during the de-
cades he has been among Amer
lca's most eminent popular mu-
sicians. The nations jazz fans
confirmed his popularity anew
recently when the Ellington band
was voted No. band of the year.
Dukes greatness was given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
News From
WAYNE ROMULUS
BY PHYLLIS JEFFHlEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Malone of
li046 Whitehorn, entertained
out-of-town guests last week.
Rev. Herman King, pastor of
Shiloh Baptist Church. OF S.
Wayne Road and his wife re-
ported an enjoyable session
while attending the National
Baptist Convention in Houston,
Texas.
Mrs. Alice Coleman Of 35854
Vinewood has returned from
New York where she accompa-
MED her daughter, Edith, who
is attending the Juilliard School
OF Music.
Cpl. Charles Robertson, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Hay. Of
Border is now home from over
seas after three years service
in the army. He enrolled al
WAYNE University.
PLENTY OF FUN
The Lookout Girls Club Spon-
sored party at The home Of
Loretta Barrow on Beverly Road
last Saturday night. Plenty OF
fun was enjoyed by all the young
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coving-
! ton, 6305 Washington. has re-
turned from Atlanta. Ga. where
they have been visiting relatives.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Covington's mother.
Miss Marie Wade Of Detroit
was in our part OF the town
this weekend where she was Wis
ting relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Lamar.
The stork visited the following
parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lee Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Arsola
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Bea-
mum, Jr. Congratulations to you
all
VISITORS
Mrs, Gladys Feagans Of De-
holt. sister Of Taylor Hancock.
visited In our neighborhood last
week. Miss Lena Mae Oborne
spent the weekend visiting
friends and relatives in River
Rouge.
Capt. Jacob c. Woods and
his wife, stationed at Fort Sill.
OKLA. is visiting his sister. Jus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

Do YOU remember a fellow by
the name of Herbie Fields? Well
since Herbie quit Lionel Hamp-
TONS aggregation he's been doing
fine for himself. in fact making
big noise as far as the music
world is concerned.
Quite Versatile
Fields is a versatile musician
with a lot OF new ideas about mu-
sic OF his own. He plays quite
a bit Of sax in fact a lot of sax.
q lot Of clarinet and has a band
behind him that is consistently
pushing him to the top.
Candy Blows Too
You've all heard Of this man
they call Candy Johnson and
his Peppermint Sticks. Well
he also IL blowing his own top
By means OF that frantic insiru-
ment. the tenor sax. His band
also IL blowing and pushing
their maestro 10 the top.
This is where the catch comes
in. there is only room for one
Of each at the top OF each section.
So its time for some one TO be
crowned. You have been chosen
10 crown the victor.
..... It's slated to be something
to remember as long as you have
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
cooTIE WILLIAMS

tice Hazef Harrison. He has been
attending Ordnance School In
Aberdeen. Md.
The Mohawks Jr. ball team
sponsored picnic last Sunday at
the Tom Freeman Country Club
on Sumpter Road. Everyone had
an enjoyable time and the boys
and friends want to express
their appreciation for the hospi-
tally shown by Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman.
PROGRAM PLANNED
All are welcome to attend the
quartet program given by the
North Detroit Harmony Singers
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10. at 4
o'clock al the Community Cen
ter on Beverly Road. This pro-
gram Is being sponsored by the
Mems Auxiliary Of the A. P. A.
There is good attendance at
the Bible School every Monday
night at the Community Center.
Movies were presented last
week.
All PROJECT
The All Girls will have their
regular meeting next Friday at
the home OF Mrs. Alice Cole
man on Vinewood. They are
planning to have a swing pro-
iect for the fall The girls won
4 prize at the All Fair with their
vegetable exhibit
Very lonesome again with ell
the kids returning to school.
Very proud to have Mrs, Lo-
rena Garrett back on our teach
ing staff. All parents are urged
10 begin the season and attend
ali p T. A. sessions. You can
do that once a month. Take an
active interest in your own
school and help TO make II bet
ter each week. Cooperate with
the teachers and instruct the
children on conduct 20 and from
school and take Just a little time
10 see that this instruction IS
obeyed. -.
Mrs Thomas johnson OF Ed
mund Place is on the SICK lls'
this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Where They Play
EARL BoSTIc

October
9--EvansviIle. Ind.
lost. Louis
l2-Knoxville
l4-Ft Wayne, Ind.
l5-Grand Rapids, Mich.
l6--Ann Arbor
l7--Buffalo
l8-Pittsburgh
l9-Aliquippa. Pa.
cooTIE WILLIAMS
October
l-l3-New York (Savoy 3. r
l5-Wilmington, Delaware
l6-Huntlngton, w. Va.
l7-Moneseen, Pa.
darlington. Va.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

suspicious recognition several
years ago when al New York
City's famous Carnegie Hall, Ell
llngton's show was acclaimed by
the newspapers as one of the most
exciting programs ever present
ed in that auditorium.
Featured with the band will be
such stars as Johnny Hodges, No
! slto-saxaphone star. Ray Nance,
violinist, trumpeter and vocalist.
Also featured will be that fam
Gus vocalist. AL Hibbler and vo-
calist Kay Davis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

Cole, Trio. Of stage, radio and re-
cording fame, was starred in an
other roll a few days ago when
he delivered an inspiring speech
to group OF young people during
the opening exercises OF recrea-
tional center in the Watts, South
Los Angeles area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Carter Organizes
New Orchestra

HOLLYWOOD - A new band,
featuring brand new look" is
about to make its appearance here
on the coast. This department
was assured OF that much by Ce-
ell Count" Carter who lays
claim to being mentor of the new
aggregation. Ser he: THE band
will be versatile in the sense, that
not only will each musician be
an artist with his instrument, but
in addition will be trained to pro-
vide entertainment in some other
entertaining manner"
The new band of eight pieces,
will emerge this month under the
banner. Cecil Count Carter and
his NEW SOUNDS ORCHES-
IRA.
II will feature much of the Or
iginal music composed by Carter
such as Il Tho't You Ought to
Know" featured by the King
Cole Trio and Powder House.
by the Andrew Sisters and others
l,tt Txfta Andapaaop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
anoy Herbe TO Blow at Tribunes Award Night Music Hall
Awards TO Be Made
AT "Music Battle"

With October II, date of the Tribunes Second Ro.d
Poll Award Night nearing, another surprise should and
will be revealed now ""'
Candy Johnson and his Peppermint Sticks will pit
their sharps and flats against one of the most
bandmen and his orchestra in musical circles - Herbe
Fields
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

$4,000; H. p. Heidelberg. services.
GENERAL ROAD coNsT.
Norris Posey, trk, S534.o0; /. c. Ire
bern, same: S2So9O, l. O. MeGrew,
same, $4,000; Robert Beal. same.
ii. l.. Miller. l trk.. S24.O0; 4. o. Ander-
son ana Shirley AZ. CoWan, sand,
S379.20; Henry N. Taylor. gas. SlSo.64,
Shanteau.s Garage. repair pts. and la
6or' Soso';s R9sSell s * Elsin' Cont
Pasc. Sep. School fo. amt. due.
$507l so; City of Moss Point School
I'd, anne S254S40; Ocean Springs
School Ed. same. $l297.9 30; A. F Me
gehec. salary, S80.3l. Ada Bond. same.
$500 Ada Bond. travel. 5000. Mary
Frances Merritt, salary. $32l0; l.. c..
Courtney. same, $4,000.
sameLN m9T2BHS;D
PASCAGOuLA SEP. SCHOOL
A. F. Megehee, salary, Sl482l; Mary
Frances Merritt, same, S75l5.
LYONS SEP. SCHOOL
AT. Megehee. salary, 1888; Ada
Merritt. same. $40.
SWAMP LAND INTEREST
A. \. Megehee. travel, S3l 25.
SECTION 1857 INTEREST
Miss, School Supply Co. chairs,
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Porter l.. Myers, allowance. $500;
Clarence Victor. same, SIS. 90; George
Chestant. same, $1,000; Alphonse Sey-
mour, ame St200; Miss George
Wood, same, Si2o0; Mrs. George Nal
lett, same. $1,000; G. l., 1.ovett, same.
$l2.00; Mrs. M. c. Ehlers. same. $1,000.
Miss Pauline Letart. same, $500; Miss
Mittie Bilbo. same. $500; Il. Brown.
same. $1,000; Mrs. May Coleman. $500.
Jake Cunningham, emery. relief, $4,000;
Mrs. Thelma Garrett regirtrar of VT.
sta. $50 20; Mrs. Thelma Garrett. trans.
$1,000; J. NJ. Epting. Jr., sal. S225.00
Ralph j. Farrell, same, $74l6; Dorothy
Rhodes, salary, $1,000 DR.. J. +. Col
ley. prof. serv, $1,000; Or. T. f.. Stout,
same. $1,000, DR.. C.. II, Gray. same,
$1,000; J. M. Epting, Jr, trav, "a sup,
Z 600.
Mildred Christian, same, $1,000; Vera
Reese, salary, $4,000: Andrew He'd
meg. M. D.. inc, s2309; Miss. Power
Co., serv., S21. 90; Sou. Bell Tel. q Tel
Co.. serv. $50 10; City of Pasc. gas,
S410; City of Pasc, water, 1914; Da-
wilson Dental Supply Co. Sup. a7e;
MIR. AL Bellande same. s574i Dealers
Distr. Co, $3.50; Keystone View Co.,
same, $957: Adv. Sales & Serv., $1,000.
Miss. State b. of H., $500; Kay Surpic-
al, Inc. same S4.53; The Barnett Co.
same, $7.65; DIR. s. b. McIlwain, prof,
SerV., 5000; DR.. j. Il. thompson, same,
$40! 90; Jackson Co. Hospital, same,
SIS. 90; Ralph J. Farrell. travel Sl2.50;
Mrs. Doma f. Flowers, allowance.
$500.
HOSPITAL FUND
Jackson County Hospital, approprta-
ton. $500. 90.
COURT HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
Landry, Matthes. Olschner and As
sociates. arch. and eng. serv., 1882 Oh.
WADE CON. SCHOOL SINKING
Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank, 4 cou
pons at $13.75. SIS. 100; Merchants &c
Marine Bank. IL coupons at STATS.
S151 IS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Meeting Of Mary
Lindsey Circle At
Church Monday

The meeting of the Mary Lind
Sey circle of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the First
Methodist church was held in the
~sub-story of the church Monday
at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Leon Nc
Bride as hostess.
The meeting was called to or
der by the chairman, Mrs. ]. f.
Ceckrell, and participating in the
program were Mrs. J. F. Campbell
Mrs. Mcbride and Mrs. j. f. Mar
shall.
Following the social hour when
refreshments were served, Miss
Elizabeth Dustin of Meridian who
is m%ajoring in music at the Mis-
sissippi Southern college, gave
several musical numbers.
Mrs. c. A.. Carrier. president of
of the mother society, was also
a guest.
There were Is present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

of Supervisors of Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. and the Clerk OF said Board
directed to draw the proper Warrants,
to-wit:
GENERAL COUNTY
Roy o. Cumbest. 10 days insp. rds.
and bridges and serv. peri. in discharge
of other duties, 2 days attn. May term,
1913 at $500 per day. Sl26.0o; Edw. A.
Khayat, same sl26. 90; Joe v. Krebs,
same, S126.00 A. p. Moran. same.
s126s 90: George A. Cruthirds. same.
$3.50 N. c. Everett, chan. elk. 2
DAYS attn. May term 1913 and 2 days
April term. $500; H. p. Heidelberg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wesfaul
of Moss Point announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Joyce, to
Mr.. Joseph Setman of Mobile,
July 8, at 2 p. m. at the Baptist
church in Lucedale with the Rev
erend Brown of the Springhill
Alas Lutheran church officiating.
MIR. and Mrs. Setman will re-
side in Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
We've got HE one and only
" S&S

Check ihis Flight Poner
dosh. Instruments ore
grouped IN one large
cluster. and Illuminated
by soft. completely non
gIore block Iight'f'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

IT'S HE most beovtifvl
cor on the road with thos
w.'dreom-eor's ilhoUetfel
I'll soy its The Cor Of the
Yeor'. It's the look OF the
year. from any onglel"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

"YoU GET the new Mid
Ship Ride. Six iroveI
comfortably In the
smooth going, level
center section. Lots of hip
cnd shoulder roomfor oIlT'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

"Beovsy. and sofety. too,
with Ford's new 5o%
stronger ufeeuord' Body
ond frame structure for
extro strength. lis q
rood-hussins beauty"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

Sheet steel manufactured in
some mills speeds past the OPP
orator at nearly 10 miles per hour.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

The word taxi is derived from
"Taximeter Cab" as they orig
inally were called.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Allowances Made
By County Board
Of Supervisors

The following allowances for the
month of April were considered. al
1owed and ordered paid by the Board
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-28

the newly elected officers. The
installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ben Stein, a past
president of the chapter. Those
taking office were Mrs. Herman
Klausner, president; Mrs. Abe
Chardkoff, first vice-president;
Mrs. Abe Horovitz, second vice
president; Mrs. Hyman Katz,
treasurer; Mrs. Roy ]. Sloat, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Sam Sell
enfriend, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Joe Witten, secretary to the
president; Mrs. Meyer Chepenik,
financial secretary.
"In accepting this gavel," said
Mrs. Klausner, (which signifies
the leadership 1 pledged to give
YOU for the coming term-I will
endeavOr to carry on the work OF
my predecessors in the very best
way that 1 know. These are cru
cial times, both fer us here in this
country, as well as the rest of the
world, particularly in Palestine,
where history is I'm the making.
The Yishuv are fighting, building
and sacrificing, not only for them
selves, but for Jewry throughout
the world. What we do here is
reflected in the gains they make,
or the losses they suffer. We
must not let them down."
The luncheon was given under
the craftsmanship Of Mrs. Felix
Glickstein, Mrs. NJ M. Haimowitz
and Mrs. Bernard Sinoff. Assist
ing in the arrangements of white
gardenias used as table decora-
lions and an artistic arrangement
of hydrangeas, larkspur and white
daisies at the speakers table were
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein, Mrs. Nor
ton Turbow, Mrs. Herbert Panken,
Mrs. Leon Springer, Mrs. Roy
Sloat, Mrs. Donald Cohen, Mrs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-28

Unity especially designed for the Jewish
Arthur Szy
illustrator sold by JWV posts
country according by Brigader
General Julius Klein of Chicago, National Commander.
Christian,
with their linked depletion of National Unity
Pointing theme of the stamp scroll
containing quotation with malice to-
none charity for all"
which have been made into of SO units
sheet So Reports from of the organza
being purchased the
being affixed to
correspondence spread they
Weekly.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-28
ST.. HodosSoh
Holds CLOSING
Meeting
BY MRS. VIM. SLOVENIAN

Continued From Last Week.
Mrs. Charles Fink and Mrs.
l. Silverberg as Palestine Sup
plies chairmen showed GRITTY
ing results with the sewing groups
that worked throughout the year
and the collection of linens and
clothing for the Linen Shower.
Youth work was very capably
handled under the direction of
Mrs. Nat Cohen for Youth Com
mission, with Mrs. Perry KantOr
as cO-chairman; Mrs. IsadOre Mos
cOvitz as Young Judaean chair
man, and Mrs. Monroe Klausner
as Junior Council Leader. Their
leadership was responsible for a
consistent growth of Young Judea
clubs and new youth leaders. Act
ing as representative and advisor
to Junior Hadassah was Mrs. /. HI.
Edwards who was most helpful
and sympathetic in endeavOring to
assist them in every way. The
Business and Professional WOm-
ems group, part of Senior Ha-
dassah, had most successful year
with Mrs. Mike FOOr as represent
alive, who was most helpful in
advising how best to cooperate
with them.
Mrs. Ben Stein, chairman for
the. nominations and her commit
tee, very ably handled the import
ant work of presenting slate of
new officers and are to be congrat-
ulated for their conscientious Sc
lection. Mrs. Stein also served as
representative to the Community
Council. Mrs. Leonard Moss, rep
|resentative to outside organiza-
tions and Mrs. Marx Baker, rend-
cred invaluable services to the
organization in vital places at
crucial times.
In closing her report, Mrs. Katz
said: 1--WE are living history and
to realize we can help make it,
gives one a wonderful feeling of
creating and building. Because of
the splendid achievements COM
mitted and to which we have
dedicated Ourselves--1 feel you do
not need or want the special
thanks from me that 1 want to
give you for your loyalty and de-
vOtiOn during my term as presi-
dent and for the privilege of hav-
ing served as such. The opinion
of the world and the gratitude of
those whom we have helped in our
work makes anything 1 would say
superficial. What more thanks
than knowledge of a job well
dOne."
A rising vote of thanks was
given Mrs. Katz for her excellent
Accomplishments and leadership
during the two years she served
and she was presented with a
dunam of land in Palestine in ap-
probation of her efforts. The pre-
sentation was made by Mrs. Maui
rice Cherry.
The afternoons activities were
concluded with the installation of
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Walter Kraemer. The door COM
mittee was composed of Mrs. Rudy
Moss and Mrs. HaimoWitz.
Mrs. Sanders A. Tofield read a
prayer, which preceded the lunch
con.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
The Outlook Saws:

Mrs. P. A. Johnston joined a fam
lily gathering Sunday in Fromberg,
which included her sister, Mrs. Bud
Swallow of Lucerne, Wyo., and Nh.
and Mrs. James Scott and children,
Bobby and Lynn of Reno, New.
Mrs. Scott is a niece of Mrs. john
ston.
Miss Frances Beslanowitch re-
turned home last week from attend
ing the summer term of Eastern
Montana Normal school at Billings
and plans to leave for East Helena
where she teaches in the grade
schools.
Gerry Schessler has completed her
training at Montana State college
and will start the practical phase
of her training as a nurse in the
Deaconess hospital in Billings Sept.
1, according to an announcement
made by Miss Anna P. Sherrick,
head of the school of nursing.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
TREWIN


Mrs. Dorothy Flood and son Pat
rick were dinner guests at the Phil
lip Kline home Wednesday. In the
afternoon they called on MIR. and
Mrs. Casper Harding.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and Norman
were visiting at the A. L.. Grubs
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Mike Tipps and family and
Mrs. w. D. Killebrew of Laurel
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Charles Grubs Thursday. The birth
day of Butch" Tipps was noted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Bare of
Park City and Mr.. S. T. Flood of
Park City and Samuel Flood of
Billings were callers at the A. l..
Grubs home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubs and
Calvin attended the meeting of the
Rimrock Ramblers Saddle club of
Park City.
Mrs. Dorothy Flood and Mrs.
Adrian Grubs were calling on the
Misses Mitchell and Mrs. May Mil
Ter Friday afternoon.
Virginia and Alice Stonerock
spent Friday evening at the Grubs
home.
Bud Lauander of Billings spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stonerock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Harding and
spent Sunday at the home
of their son Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Harding and family, who live near
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25

Peter R. Wright of Coldwater,
Mich, visited briefly in Laurel,
Saturday, after an absence of 38
years. He and his family stopped
for lunch in Laurel while on their
way to Yellowstone park. He and
the late Frank Wright, one-time
mayor of Laurel, were brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Mccormick
have had as guests Gladys McGinn-
ess, Marjorie Pollard and Nancy
Pollard of Kansas City, Kan.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25

William F. Smith and family of
Madison, Mimi, left Monday for
their home after spending several
days at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
James H. Haueter. Smith is Rev.
Haueter's half-brother. While here
they made a trip over the Cooke
City highway. Harriet Smith re-
turned to Laurel with her brother
and will again make her home with
Rev. and Mrs. Haueter.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Laurel News Items

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Hamlet had
as guests last week Mr.. Hamlett's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Hamlet of Billings who
had just returned from a visit in
Mooseheart, Ill, and in Chicago
where they attended the National
Moose convention.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle
Historic Windsor castle, residence
of British sovereigns for more than
eight centuries, is % miles from Lon
don.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25

SUNDAY - MONDAY
d.. Aug. 1890
A grand Musical Romance of Mo
rocco filmed in magnificent Techni-
color.
fvOnne De Carlo Brian Donlevy
Jean AumOnt Eve Arden
Charles kullman Philip Reed
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"Song Of
SCheherazade"
Cartoon = Variety = News


TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Aug. 31-Sept. IL
The Musical Hit of the Summer,
packed with Songs you will long
remember, sparkling dance numbers
and haunting Melodies and filmed
in Technicolor.
With
June Haver Mark Stevens
Martha Stewart, Reginald Gardiner
In
q" Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now"
Cartoon and Novelty
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Motor WI Theatre
East on LAUREL Billings Road

FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Aug. 27-28
A great Western Epic filmed in
color.
Randolph Scott Barbara Britton
Bruce Cabot Chas. Grapewin
"~Gunfighters"
Cartoon = Sports = Musical