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BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1926
SCREEN PROGRAMS
GLARA BOW IN
MUSIC
COLLEGE MOVIE
AT LAFAYETTE
TO ALL
VARIETY TO APP
Four Buffalo Boys Win
Brilliant Success in New York
Meighan Hopes to
Do Big Things in
Drama of Screen
GIRL, 13, SAVES
DROWNING MAN
IN EARLY MORN
Real Old Timer, j |
This Comedian qf
Stage and Screen
Charlie Murray, frmous screen
comic, who has one of the featured
roles ln Sweet Daddies, which opens
today tt S h e a s Hippodrome, wes
born in 187S in Laurel. lad. He in
one cf the few real old t.mers. r.ct
only la the movies, but in other
branches of the theatrical basinesw.
The circus, vaudeville, tab ahow
and musical coznedy—Charlie tried
them all. The team or Murray and
Mack was for years a Isr.dhi.^ com| edy act in vaudevills. In 1912 CharJif
d e c i d € d ^ a t he would take a flyer
' at them there nervous phota^rapaa,
as he humorously calkul them, and
j-slned the Biograph Studion. Taefe
with Gloria Swanson, Jcck Mulhail,
Marshall Neilan, Lew Cody and "Wallace Beary and oilier embryonic
celebrities, he worked cs an e;»tra»
Then c a n e Murray's encasement
with Mack Sennett, extending overja.
period of ten years. Last year Murray, while enjoying a vacation, w*a
invited to play a part In a dramatia
picture for First National. After it
was completed Murray decided tt^t
his place t s a comedian was in 1
dramatic photoplay. He s i g n e d ! ,
five-year contract with First National
and was loaned recently to M. C.
Levee to play one of the feature roles
in Sweet Daddies.
The Chromatic Club has made J cess, and were engaged for many apThomas Meighan, who will appear
^„n»»,*#„i «,,i a ^«i « « . ! pearances outside of New York. The
on the Shea's Buffalo screen com- plans for a delightful musical sea j ^ ^
a p p e a r e d a t l h e F a b i a n thementing today in Tin Gods, is weary I 8 0 n , and with Amy Corey Fisher a3 ater, P a t e n o n , N- J- where they reof the wholesome figures that he has [ chairman of the artists recital com- ceived a great ovation. The critic of
portrayed in a hundred or so films, mittee, and Ethyol McMullen, chair- the Paterson Evening News says:
Clid only in nightgown, At dives
"The Fabian atmosphere prologue
He is weary of smiling, in the final , m a ° f£*
afternoon P r 0 ^ J ° m ;
preceding the feature, employs the
from bulkhead—Not only
, '
I mittee, the members are anticipating
Toothful star in film version of
services of the Schubert Male quartet,
close-up. He _ feets that he must do ( m a n y e n j o y a b i e r e {ntals.
one she has rescued
noted organization of soloists, and
Percy Marks' no?el. The
bigger and better things. This feel-j T n e officers of the Chromatic Club
their blending and ensemble easily
lng is shared by the master minds of f o r t h e c o m l t l g season, are Miss MilPlastic Age
show their admirable training and
the Famous Players-Lasky Company. l i c e n t w h i t e , president; Mrs. Ralf
Seattle,* Wash.,
Sept
18—Add
flnette,'" Edward D. Bollinger of Bev5
The men whose sensitive fingers are I Hillman, vice-president; Miss BeaPeggy
Davis,
thirteen
years
old,
136
erley road,
Buffalo, trained these
ever on the pulse of public opinion j t r i c e p e r e w , second vice-president;
singers and they do him gTeat credit.
Alki avenue, to the list of lifesavbrought warnings that stronger ! Mrs. Cleveland Jauch, secretary;
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\
They undoubtedly have a bright fuing heroines.
stories were needed, stories that Miss Lavinia Hawley,
treasurer;
Dancing, comedf, singing, with gave opportunities for greater emo-! Mrs. Walter P. Hawkes. assistant ture.
Early in the morning, clad only
tlonal acting. Orders went out t h a t ' secretary and treasurer,
Scotch organizations In Buffalo
in her nightgown, she leaped into
instrumental music—Child
every one was to be on the1 alert for | Warren Case, concert pianist of and vicinity are preparing an enthuthe sound from a bulkhead in front
^
material. Ultimately, the search was New York, will open the series of re- siastic welcome for the Glasgow
wonder of vindeville
of her home and rescued
Charles
I successful. Tin Gods was selected. j citals on November 6th. Marion Orpheus Choir when It comes to this
Lelvers, a neighbor, from drowning.
Although he adorns the silent i Nicholson, contralto atsd Eva Rau- city on Tuesday evening. October
Clarm Bow's youthful gaiety will be drama, Mr. Meighan is not a silent | tenberg. pianist are also scheduled 19th, under the leadership of Dr.
Lei vers had gone In for a dip and
w e n in The Plastic Age, the feature man. ™
_ , , awilling
s h m a n to
" wlio
program
be date.
pre- Hugh Robertson. The choir is giving
He liso ,perfectly
talk ji A~
on Chris'tmas
the program
for thatwill
sam«
apparently got beyond his depth. His
Schubert Quartet of this city, h a s been filling engagements in New
photoplayV itartlng
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will K« rtrm 20 concerts in Canada and thel
s ^ g o T btodi
ldlitUe6 £
I U k ' s ^ ^ h r ^ s l y . who views | sented on December
11th.
United States. Its Buffalo concert is J York and adjacent cities, winning flattering endorsement from'the critics, little daughter, Charlotte, cried out
£ T 5Il%llm%inlo'£ > rf' p7rcf"M.rYs ; j it with a rea.isttc.and somewhat pe.the only one in Western New York
for help and Peggy responded. Only
and will be supported by clans and
String Qaartet This cycle has been | g n i p scholarship for two succeeding last year she had saved Charlotte, a
, r . s e n « a whimslca. . » » * _ » . » « | & ' £ £ %°rT.V.T.™t
l u a r y ' t h . On January 8th, Margaret Scotch organizations of Rochester played by the quartet in London, I v e a r 8 a t t n e juilllard Musical Foun- playmate from disaster in the water,
work that adds greater laurels to financial returns were great,
and town? in Western New York.
but her mother says the • feat was
her popularity. Featured with Miss j Some twenty
One of the'greatest singing organi- Paris and Vienna, and will be given Nation.
Mrs. Flora E. Locke announces the nothing for the child.
'Bow are Donald Keith, Mary Alden.! Barrymore was playing in The Dicta- \ soprano, Florence Wescott, violinist zations in the world, the Glasgow in Boston and New York before it
opening of her studio at 149 Hodge
Henry B. Walthall. Gilbert Roland i tor, at the Criterion Theater on j and Emily Yoder Davis, pianist, will Choir has concerts annually through is played in Buffalo.
"She swims like a fish, and any
McCormack who has not sung avenue, September 22d. She will reand others.
Broadway. Barrymore's part was a ; give a program.
'
England and Scotland, giving a in John
Buffalo the past season will return c e i T e p u p l l 8 l n t h e P r l m a r y P l a n Gf child would have done the same
A football game and all the rah, j small one. But an even smaller role I On January 29th, the Hart House series in London, Edinburgh and
on October 28th The Westminster J w n l c h s h e i a t h e o r j g i n a t o r > a s y 8 t e m thing," says Mrs. Davis, yet there is
id boom of the campus are was played by M
Meighan.
L u
M Meighan re- j String Quartette and Isabelle Wllea- Glasgow. Dr. Robertson was one of
rah sis and boom or the campus ar« was piayea oy * s *tt- r*"7":~
mezzo
Choir and the Lkrainian Choir will i
foundation of mu. * . \1 ,*O~ D
~ Stranahan.
flt«n«han
TTIPZZO soprano,
S O D r a U O . will
W i l l Glasgc
pride in her eyes when she says it.
Interwoven in the story. The picture , mained on the so-called legitimate , ton * ™
; Q n F e b r u a r y 5 t h . a the pi oneers of the Musical Festival also be extra concerts on the Founda-1 w h I c h t e a c h e 8 t h e
sic in rnyme8t 8onas and aural
ann
Is filled with action, beginning when | 8 U g e for a number of years, acting . B
_
.
.
.
movement
in
Scotland
and
has
been
chorus of fifteen voices, with Wil*
j visual exercises. In this plan of study
father and mother pack Hugh off \ with Warfleld in The Return of Peter Ham Benbow, conductor, will sing a leading spirit in the Glasgow Musi- tion list of -5^
the remarkable invention "The Locke j m o r e t h a n
for collate. On his arrival, Hugh. Grimm, in George M. Cohan's Broad- and the as3isting-talent will be Mar cal competition festival, pronounced
Demonstrating-board"
is j
WO Popular song*. In 1117
The second dinner concert of the Musical
* l a / c d by Donald Keith, finds a big . w a y J o n e a j ^ ^ p a r t o f B i n y Bol- *aret Walsh and Lillian Eetrin in by London critics "the leasing and American Artists Club will be given used in teaching beginners in a I n e "ceWed the honorary degree of
•welcome awaiting him as the na- ton in The College Widow.
numbers for two pianos, and. Anita pattern festival of the United King next Wednesday in the ballroom of I J ^ J fa WnaTlng" mannlrTAH funds Master of Arts from Atlanta Uni- .
dom." He has composed many festi the Hotel Buffalo, by the Buffalo ! „ „ < „ , trmMmimjml
tiona! prep school running champion, j » s o w t n a t p a m 0 u s Players has a Rupple, soprano.
u„
„„„u«^ u versity.
m e n t a l k n o % v l e d e tt h u sQ 0
S
acquired is
Taylor Gordon was born ln White <
H e falls in love with a girl the first i t u d i o on Long island Meighan lives
February 19th Wanda Landowska val pieces, sung by choirs wherever Oneratic Concert Comnanr Mavbelle I
« ™ . « 2f™»« ^ ^ m n i f o H n f ' I m m e d i a t e l y tested in piano study Sulphur Springs, Montana. He got
will play the harpsochordl and piano English is spoken.
year at college. Parties and other; a l G r e a t N e c k T h e r e h e u 0 U e Q .
ir
a d com
s e d of
n S n i members:
'L°L r
P°
with results
which
This Glasgow Choir concert will be S
college social activities are depicted I lh% b e l o n g 0 f »be theatrical colony in a charming program, and March
the/ ffollowing
_,
_ , , are, most satis,, hit first insprlation for crooning |
realistically. In his senior year he i a f l d .
« « .
the first In the artist series of five rerouiette untll well Int0 the im •
Berth Drescher, soprano; R u t b actory. Mrs. Locke s plan is too well Negro Spirituals from his mother,
crashes through the opposition In the , m o r n l n g a t ^ h o m e o f j * . W y n n e . 5th Ruth Van Leuven
soprano, citals announced hy the Buffalo Musi- Pettit, contralto; Malcolm Brook, Joown in Buffalo to need comment,
who, back in the seventies, was refinal rootball game, c o r i n g
he H e l g S h e p h e r d o f t h e I j a m b g a n d l s > Charlotte Elsheimer pianist Mildred cal Foundation through its manager, tenor; Arthur Bolt, tenor, Arthur however the work of successful
garded as the greatest leader of
winuing touchdown and winn ng the t h e flr8t m o l i o n p i c t u r e a c t o f t Q h o l d | Laube,,
harpist will
and Margaret
BlakesMiss Marian de Forest.
lee, violinist,
give the program
King Barnes, basso; William Miles classes having been demonstrated in camp meeting songs on Polndexter
Iirl with whom he has been in love t h
, h
- -proMabel Garrison and Reinald Wer- Thomas, basso. With Victor W. her recitals for many seasons. Mrs. Farm, Lexington, Ky. Mr. Gordon
H e haa been mar.
Barbara Lull presents the entire
gram on March 19th. April 2d Louise renrath oh Thanksgiving night, Syl- Schwarz, conductor and coach. The I Locke will also teach private pupils came to New York in 19L5 and began
Ernwein Sleep, soprano, and Emily via Lent on December 7th and the dinners will be served at 6.15 and the | ) n D l a n o . Call 'Phone Tupper 2997. study with Mr. J. Rosamond John
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and made him sing as he stood there
Linner. contralto, will he heard and Russian pianist, Alexander BnNlow- program will begin promptly at
The coming appearance In Buffalo j son at the Music School Settlement
clothed only in his pajamas.
April 23d Mrs. Lester Cherry, so- sky, and lovely Mary Lewis at two All members are required • to show
,
JTW
j m i
for Colored People, where Mr. JohnT «
On the stage the Servanny Twins
prano, Geraldlne Ayres Ulrleh. con- later dates will complete the artist their concert tickets.
of
J.
Rosamond
Johnson
and
Taylor
J
S ^ J g was being sponsored by
appear with the Jazz Pirates in a
tralto and Anita Frank, pianist, will series.
Gordon
ln
a
program
of
Negro
SpiritElbridge
L. Adams, Nataly Curtiscomedy, singing and dancing revue,
O&jHiing the orchestra series on
give the final program. The ChromaJohn J, Ball, concert baritone, has
November
3d
is
the
Boston
SymMid Harry and Elsie have a comedy
David Mannes, Maud Powell,
tic Club will hold its meeting* this
again resumed teaching after several uals Is looked upon as one of the I Burlln,
David Bispham, Walter Damrosch
act which Is unusual.
year in the ballroom of the Lafay- phony Orchestra, whose celebrated years' absence from Buffalo, includ- most important events in musical
and other prominent musicians. In
leader, Serge Koussevltzky, sails
i t able to present All Ashore, a
ette hotel.
circles this year. Mr. Johnson and
ing
a
residence
in
New
York.
Mr.
a special article by H. Serwer about
from France on September 21st to
nautical musical message. For sevMr. Taylor will make a coast-to-coast "the Guardian of the Spiritual," reBall
haa
opened
a
studio
at
No.
610
The Schubert Male Quartet, com- begin his Boston season after a brileral weeks they have been waiting to
prising Paul Schroeppel, 1st tenor; liant series ln Paris. The Detroit Woodlawn avenue, where he will tour, giving three New York recitals, ferring # to the work of Mr. Johnson
m e n u have delayed their appearance
Arthur Doepp, 2d tenor; Robert J. Symphony Orchestra will give three teach the aft cf tone production and three Boston recitals, two Chicago and Mr. Gordon, he said in part:
hare. Morris A Wells, humorist and
Strigl, baritone and Louis Jaanan, remarkable and varied programs, and coach advanced pupils. He will al- recitals, and will appear ln Buffalo "It Is my humble opinion that Johnversatile comedians from the 1926
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baaeo who are all Buffalo boys, have the Cleveland and Cincinnati orches- so include piano instruction.. Mr. at the Shubert Teck Theater on Sun- son rendered the spiritual better
Follies, will also appear
Ralph Schwara, the house orohaa- l t / l B a t t H M B l t l e r a n d StmWeiS r e c e n t l y returned from New York, tras will complete the series. Harold Ball has appeared in concert, both ln day evening October 3d, at 8.30 than has ever been rendered. He is
the first singer to give me a real
where they enjoyed tremendous suc- Bauer will ba soloist with the first Buffalo and In the E a s t with great o'clock.
tra conductor, will have another Viccomedian
appears
it
his
thrill
out of them. Gordon is a robust
success,
and
has
also
sung
over
the
Detroit
concert
on
November
30th,
tor Herbert masterpiece, American
Mr. Johnson was born In Jacksontenor
with one of the best natural
local
radio
stations.
He
has
a
voice
and
the
Russian
dramatic
soprano,
beat in taaffh riot
Fantasia. Hy C. Gats and Viola La
ville, Fla. He went to the New Engvoices
it has been my fortune to hear
Elisabeth
Santagano.
at
the
January
VandeviHe
it
New
Ariel
of
beautiful
quality
and
is
an
intelliPret* have another organ-vocal novland Conservatory of Music In Bos—of
absolute
pitch, which Johneon
11th
concert
Mr.
Gabrilowitach
will
gent
musician.
/ tlty. A Patha comedy and news
ton and still later he completed his
Butter Keaton'a merriest laugh S The Prince of Pap and Why Wornhas
been
cultivating
ateadily. I
he
eololst
with
hie
own
orchestra
on
reels round out the Mil.
musical training ln Europe. He
m
riot. Battling Bntler. in which Buster I en" Love; with vaudeville added to- March 32d ln a Beethoven program.
prophecy
great
things
for
Gordon,
studied the piano with Charles F.
la actually pounded ail over a prize day, ara the Sunday and Monday pic- Elsa Alsen, tha dramatic soprano,
Elinor M. Lynch, one of Buffalo's
even
If
his
struggle
has
been
an
ring while mistaken for the light tures at the New Ariel. The picture who made anch a hit in a Wagnerian most successful piano teachers, has Dennee and Mme.-Dietrich Strong, arduous one; he is in capable hands
Tuesday and Wednesday is One Way program with orchestra last year, re-opened her studio at No. 159 An- organ with George Whiting, harmony and has no need for fear."
weight
W e l l u l vchampion
U a u i y * ^ u vof
* the
v-*w world,
——--—, and
A % A ^,wv»«^———
with Carl .Riessman and Davenport
will be eoloiBt in a Wagnerian pro- derson place, with a large class of Kerrlson, and voice with William
raudeville that is headed by Bob | Stamed
Thursday
the
ilms
are
TJnt r e e t . Lady
and The Circle; Friday, gram with the Cleveland orchestra pupils already enrolled. Miss Lynch,
Larry's Sntertalners direct, feature
The Phantom Express and Clicking in tha concluding concert of the! who studied with the great master, Dunham and Clarence B. Ashenden.
Loew's bill this week
Frederick the Great used the
He made his professional debut in
One willI feel sorry for Buster Kea-f Hoofs". """andSaturday night. Mary scries.
Leschetlszky, ls a cultivated musiBoston. He ls the arranger of many French language and customs ln his
"There hi no one who haa a great- ton one minute and proud of him the i P l c k f o r d m S u d s , Thursday The Pep
A beautiful tributa to tha great cian and many of her pupils have negro spirituals and has composed
court y
Reyu§ w m be added
i t reapect than I for the critics of next during presentation Battling a n d 0 1 n
composer, Beethoven, wno died 100 won a place for themselves in music
A
rich
man
s
Idle
son
with
the drama," remarked Frank Crumit, Butler.
years ago ln March, will ba tha series circles. Charlotte R. Elhelmer, who
teetered comedian ln Quean High, plenty of gas money, he falls in love,
of aix concerts ln the Hotel Statler studied with Miss Lynch for several
Plaza's Program
which cornea to the Shnfcert-Teck ia taken for a famous boxer, and to
ballroom, at which will be played the years and then went to New York
atextlng tomorrow night, "and yet, as impress tha girl he strives to live
The Plaaa today will show The g l x t e e n Q u a r t e t i « n d the Grosse for
further
study with
Ernest
a comedian, I often wonder it the the role. He develops fast, as a great Speed Limit and Ladles of Leisure, r M u e o f Beethoven by the London Hutcheson, has won tha full fellow
,
axitice mean what they say whan liar and poor fighter. His ring ex- with vaudeville added ™
Tha
- "picture
"*'"- * u * u
they report of a comedian that ho periences
bring screams of laughter. for Monday and Tuesday is Ransom's
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2 GREAT STARS IN
waa aa funny aa he could he with How ln the ring, after being ham- F o l l
mered~ from post to post, he turns I
y - Wednesday and Thursday the
2
WONDERFUL
PICTURES
the jskaterlal given him.'
about and actually whips the light- f ^ ™ ** W l n d s of Chance. Friday
"Now, aa I said before, Tm a come weight champion, la a tale of num- a n d Saturday tha bill includea the
dlan myself. People have told ma so
arous
laugh-provoking
situations. P f t P » n d Ginger Revue, Mile. Modlate
sight to my face, so 1 felt justified [ «roua
la repeating i t What I want to aay Through It all Buster cracks his fists. »»<• the Fighting Marina serial
la that If a man is a comedian ft is hit ribs and his thins, but never
Rene at tke Cameo
,
1 0 more than right to expect him to cracks a smile.
Nine
musicians
comprise
Boh
Larbe funny, t. a., ha should ba funny
The Cameo, ln Genesee street near
with whatever material he may ba ry's Entertainers, the vaudeville head- Goodyear, will present The Pep and
given. Give almost any actor highly liner. Their new offering Is called Ginger Revue and Tha Reckless Lady
comical lines and situations and ha la A Trip Through Noreityland. There today and Monday. Tuesday there ia
bound tosj^e tunny. But a comedian are plenty of comedy and soma fine
enjc eeffects.
aeuu,
. a Charleston contest
and The
ahculd be able to get laughs on hit scenic
nis
racial
ox-i
Max
Cooper
and
Roy
Rodello
pre-1
Connecticut
Yankee.
Wednesday
and
manner of speech and his facial e x
TV *~\
as
well
as
an
j
sent
some
novelty
acrobatics.
Dor-1
Thursday
the
picture
Is
The
Sheik.
W
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l
B
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aav.1
W
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presslone and gestures
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> , a double
rfnnhlA bill
Kill
othy
Quintette,
is
teaming
this
leaFriday
and
Saturday
.the lines he delivers.
"The part I play In Queen High is son with Harry Stanley in songs, j is The Red Rider and The Bride of
the Storm.
j t
'full of comical lines and situations. chatter and dancing
ALSO SHOWING
Fred Walton and Mary Bxaat stnj;
If I made no effort to put my own
Two Features at Avon
•personality and whatever talents for and joke their way into popularity.
comedy I may have into my part it Erlay and Hallock, America's Own
The Avon, Lovejoy and North Ogwould still be quite amusing. But, Songsters, give a number of operatic den streets, today and Monday preby stud lng tha role, I have managed and popular ballad selections.
sents The Lure of the Wild and Mile.
Sandy Macpherson, concert organs£
to Insert many little tricks of speech
Modiste. For Tuesday and Wednesand expression into the part, with ist* has e> new program, and Emmett day the picture is His Last Hour
tha result that audiences, laugh up- Luedeke and his Harmonists have a with the Pep and Ginger Revue addR O S Y BY R E X BEACH
roariously at lines which were not special offering. The film comedy ed. Thursday there will he His Jaas
shows
tha
Newlyweds
In
additional
E X T R A - L A T E S T HARRY LANGDON COMEDY
Intended to be fmnny when they ware
Bride and Mulhall's Great Catch.
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written and which, IT they were set domestic complications.
Next week Manager Beckerich will This bill ls repeated, with a Charlesdown on-#aper. wo%ld not make the
ton contest, Friday. Saturday's film
most good-natured person in the present The Midnight Sun, telling of feature Is Pal o' Mine.
Russian
intrigue
and
romance.
world smile.
REVUE ANDITHER ACTS
LOEWS OFFERS
BUSTER KEATON
IN FIGHT FILM
Comedy Depends
Much on Actor,
Crumit Asserts
—TODAY—
LOEWS
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
COMEDY IS HERE/
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MOB*
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RUDOLPH VALENTINO
V
- "THE SAINTED DEVIL"
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The
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West
TODAY
MATINEE
and E V E .
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KEATON1
vak SALLY O'NEIli
attlin
utler
Popular
GRANT
and
PERRY
THE BLIND
JACK
'
Showing
in
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
STS.
Also
PATSY
THAN
GODDESS"
Buffalo,
HOLT--ERNEST
RUTH
with
MILLER
CURRENT
SUNDAY
JOHNNIE
WALKER
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"Tha Fighting Marina"
•
THE PALACE SPEED GIRLS
with
SAM GOLDMAN
In New Musical Comedy Show
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Today—OontinQous I to 11 '
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Neil Hamilton, Shirley Mason
in Zone Grey's
"DESERT
GOLD"
P E T E R THE GREAT
Famous Police Dog Mar la
"The Sign of the Claw"
Monday—MJlton Mils in
"The Knockout"
r"
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