The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 6

PAUfci THE AMAR1LLO CLOSE, AMARlLLO, TEXAS SENIOR CLASS TO GIVE SHOW FOUR FLUSHER 1 FRIDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, 6:15 "Anyone to hear you talk would thick Uial iou wanted to be taltfta." "Not me. T. think too much ol my rebuts A couple representative lines from ceasar Dunn's "the Four Flushcr" which will be presented by the senior class of the Amarillo High School as the annual class play at 9:15 night at the high school auoltorlum. Mrs. Lloyfi Fletcher is directing the production.

Avery (s the male lead as optimistic young shoe salesman who became too optimistic and too liberal after his uncle had named him heir to millions. After quittins his job and lavishing presents upon the girl be is courting. June Allen, played by Nell Dean Rogers, his uncle disinherits him Ih favor of an insane asylum. Left! burdened by debts Andy is forced to retafri to his old job. but before long he sells hie patented shoe and is tfius able to fact his creditors.

As June Allen has become engaged to a rich young doctor, played by Harry Wheeler, the shoe finds his true love in the store cash-1 ier, June Grisly. These and other little romances wrought together by the clever Dunn pen make the entire I three acU of the comedy delightfui; entertainment, I Other characters played by Roy Bradburn, Bob Bniinmel. Harriet Ann Collsrd. Clifton Oliver, Guy Le Mond, Marfaret Hanley. Jess Lawson, J.

R. T. Basiett and Sally Morgan. WHERE PRESIDENT MAY SPEND VACATION When President Roosevelt rinds a In arduous duties, he plans to like a va- ratlon at the summer homo of mother. Mrs.

Karl OeUiio Kooreveit, on Uampobello island, new Brunswick, Jttsi off the coast of Maine. Here is the summer hornf. GUNMEN WRECK UNION OFFICE HAWAII DRAWS MOVIE PEOPLE JANET GAYNOR'S RETKEAT IS 40 MILES FROM CITY; I ES HOLD LUAU blocks or tops or ready madfe qullte or some cfihy blt-ds. I woUJd iikfe tc) hftve els good laying hens, if Anyone la Interested me at t06 Stresit three blGcfcs north of the lake on East Tenth Avenue. Mns.

J. B. SHE IS Dssr Tack: I am an unencumbered middle- aged lady, dependable ana capable and 1 am asking yoU to help me find fe position as manager in a motherless home. I would also consider operating a rooming house on 50-50 basis or would consider ranch work. I am in a position to po an where.

A trial is all I ask. MRS. J. Z.D.. In care of Tack.

FARM HAND Dear Tack: I am a middleagecl man and would like for you to help me gel Six men armed with revelvcvfi and of gas pip? Crapped la newspapers attached the New York offices of the Needle Worfters Industrial Union wlih the result plctofed Obe Trail shot and killed and about 15 persons were Injnted iUe clash. Men and women in the union quarters together with some of the raiders were to a police station for qarstlonirjf. Prws Photo.) By BAN THOMAS CNEA Service Writer) f. May Hie far ade of this island, about 40 miles from here, is a Email buiuralow surrounded by a spscibus vartf illlea iith newly planted youiJg trees- -Ms is the Haxral- ian home of Janet Gaynor. Janet comes over here every time she is given a sufficient rest between films.

She corner, here to rest, she said. She gets plenty oi test at her bungalow. She couldn't do anything less. she is away from prying eyes, of which there are plelity here. Honolulu is great movie city.

Movies Visit Place There is one place here thai never is passed up by the movie folk visit Honolulu-Jaochizukl'E, a Jap- Biese tea house. Consisting of 15 small cottages built along the shores of a miniature lake, it is one of the most picturesque spots in Honolulu. In keeping with Japanese custom, all guests are. required to remove their shoes before entering a cottage. It also is customary for the wonien to remove their dresses and the men their cost and trousers, donning Japanese kimonos.

This is simply to prevent wrinkling clothes, as guests sit on the floor. No visit, here would be complete without attending a native IUBU (banquet). Of course, these affairs attended by white peaple are Btegeo. The entire main course. conEKting of pig and vegetables of various kinds, is cooked in a huge hole dug in the ground.

However, the best part of the luau, according to Pat O'Brien and Bob Woolsey, is the hula dancing which follows the feast. Those native girls certinly know their hula. At that, I bet Ruby Keeler could give any one of them a few tips on dancing. What she did in "42nd Street" didn't begin to display her talents. Yachting is another great sport around the islards.

We started out one day with Al Joison acting as executive officer, Bob Woolsey in the role of commodore and Patricia Parker custodian of the beer--it's legal over there too, you know. It was a wonder we ever got back with such a crew, but we did. And fhst despite Wooleey's efforts to wreck the boat. i Upon being created a Knight of the Garter, a man murf- wear part' 01 the msisnte the order dayi and night. Most, of the knights sleep with the silver badge of the order.

COURTHOUSE RECORDS work and cering for children. I aJso have mother who would like to have general hoiiseifoik and stay at Ihornc at nights, ir anyone Is Interested call at 613 East Seventh Avenue. A READER. WARRAXtt DEEb A. Grelling.

Jr. to Adels C. Sempie; lot 11, block 50, Amarillo Heights Addition; CAR REGISTRATIONS Robert E. Cox, Fisk Chevro- Fted Baird, 1703 Buchanan Street, Chevrolet. Mrs.

Ola McKende, Amarillo Heights. Chevrblet. Ray Reeder, 405 risk Pontiac. J. M.

Sanlord, 2118 Van Buren Street. Ford. a )tb oil a farm or rtnch. I am nn experienced luiid would ciate It very much. A READER, 304 North Pierce Street, HOUSEKEEfElt AFrUES Dear tstkt I air.

la need of worit. I am years old and have a elx-year-old daughter to support. I am an experienced houackwiieJr and waitress atid can for children. I would appreciate a place vlth ttwm slid board. DAISY ZI8MAN, 613 Monroe Street, Dial 862Y.

HAS VICTttOtA Deaf Tack: I have a portable Vlciroli I would like to eel! reasonable. I am In need or money taaiy. A READER. 203 South IJncdlh, Dial 61IS. IS MdTORlNG WEST Dear Tack: I would like to get In touch with someone who wants to go to Ruldo- K.

or N. and! who wouid help me drive my car In exchange for their transportation. I Would like to leave wlthlh the next week. Anyone interested please call me at phone 2-0022. your jwrsonul column In the News- Olobe.

it occurs to me thai (hire la a fosiibmty to grow cotton In great section, that you could make no finer contribution to the wei- of our tarn-era at least, than to give the your personal promotion. M. A. SHAW. Biackbuin-Bnaw Funeral Home.

I wouid like to Job etftog for work on or in a tebr or snsll chWdrtn. 1 will s. ADAMS. FAVORS COTTON GROWING Dear Tack: it seems to me a. very wise movement that certain sections of the Panhandle are advocating the planting of cotton, to replace to some extent at least, the great loss In wheat production this year due to the extended drouth and winds.

I am Inclined to agree with an authority on cotton growing, an Interested Panhandle clUzen with whom I talked over this possibility Just recently, that this crop would prosper In this section if properly cultivated and given a talr trial I can think of no plan which would prove so effective in UIR Interest, of this new project than the fine promotion you could give It through TO TfcAtlt Dear tack: I am a boy 14 years old uid am in the rabbit buotaea. I have oillte a few good breeds thai I would like to trade tor a guitar or a bicycle. Anyone Interested in tht kind of a trade please call at 810 Hiydeh Street-. EDWARD A. REDDELL, JK.

WANTB PRESCRIPTION Dear Tuck: I fead In your paper some time ago where a lady from Frionai gave you a iwewription for high blood preisure. If it has done you any good I would like to get hold of it. I have tried numerous things bul haven't any relief. I art! war veteran and pretty poor. A.

Q. LANE, Borgor, Texas. 41 have mis-laid that remedy for high btobg (pressure. I'm sorry but Snn't kHow where It Is. Maybe the lady in frlona will be klr.fi enongh to to you R.

SHE IS NURSE Tack: I am a woman 22 years old and okHat (Sbtlflhehieht ckiw. i will totor, ctiy Of WWlL A READER, South Arthur StfMt. MUST GET WOBK Dear Tttk: I am a mtckta-aged widow and mutt hove work I experienced In eating tor children, cook and can do most anything, i Wll bv hour, day or week. I I will Ih br out of town. MRS.

725 NOttti CUHleltl Street. home. I Im an splendid mOister. MR8. L.

E. South Lincoln NEEDS WORK Dear I am a young girl need work badly. I will appreciate It very murh If you will help me secure work housekeeper or cirllig for children. If preferred I can sWy nights. A READFJB.

80S North Houston Street. wdtitb stetL cow Beer Tack: Will 5-ou please help me sell ray Jeriey cow? She will be flesh most I anytime now arid i Wrti take $20 for her I arrt badly Ih heed o( IVANtS SAWtAM ttEKS Dear tack: I wOhdef If you could help me locate Bantam hens. I would i like to get about six hens and a SHOUT LOSES SUITCASE Dear Tack; Please help a Boy Scout to recover a black suitcase containing shirt trousers, plate, knife and fork. 'This EUitcart was lost off of the fender of a car bringing Scouts from the Jatr grounds Saturday, May 6, and is the i properly of Boyce Phillips, 1904 i Arthur Street. Thante.

6. B. PHILLIPS. TACK LETTERS-- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5) I late in the hands of the Mellbns and the Morgans and their class and the rest of the nation hopelessly and permanently pauperized anfl enslaved? W. ANTHONY, Tne Sage Brush Philosopher of the Gimarron, Boise City, Okla.

BADLY NEEDS WORK Dear Tack: I am in need of work. I am experienced in' ranch Woffc, cooking, practical nursing and work. I am willing to go and ther is nothing too hard. I certainly thank you, Tack. E.

O-, In care of Miss Hattie Simpler, Court House. TRADE FOR HENS Dear Tack: i I wonder if there is someone who I reads your column who has some chickens they would trade for quilt WILLIXG WORKER jDear Tack: I am a young man, 26 years old and like eo mny others I sm but of work. I am a capable and willing worker and I woiild like to get a i place for room and board uiitil I things open up; A READER, I 809 South Pierce Street. from Galveston-Houston via Spain Channel Ports to GERMANY OIRL WANTS WORK Tack: I am a girl 15 years old who wants i Vour local agent of work. I am experienced in house-1 1034 Main Street Houston.

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A RfeADEtt, 200 iJarolina street. MANAGER Dear Tick: I ahi a lady a little past middle- age aiid would like so much to find rooster. R. H. BRYAN, 2410 North West Second Avenue.

in ie lUt Now Showliin; JEAN HARL.OW "Red-Headeel Womatt" DANCE At THE NAT Every Ntkht Except Monrtuj. corer charge on Sunday. JOHNNY FLOYD and Band PRICES: 40c Couple FAIR NOW MatlMe 10-25-JOc Nljht 10-30-40c COMEDJT SPORT 1 -boon SHORTS SING StJNG NEWS 1 Storyof Temple Drake JACK LA RUE iy WILUAM FAULKNER W1UJAM OARCAN Hume sv stthiifi WJHRW 9ara.mau.rLt Wuie ON THE STAGE Four Pays Starting Saturday "SHOW OF SHOWS" With a Cast of Time Vaudeville Artists New Show Grounds Main Entrance E. 10th and Cleveland St. BOYS! GIRLS! Free V-JV-J IV Tickets SEVEN BIG ATTRACTIONS AT THE MARDIGRAS A I A EAST TENTH and CLEVELAND STS.

HERE ONE WEEK-STARTING MAY 8 HOW TO GET YOUR TICKETS Every boy and girl in Amarillo can so. Simply get friend who It not already tak- the News and Globe to lor the below signed; bring jour order to me circn- lutton department the News Globe olllce, and we irill yon a tlekrt that wil) entitle you to free admission on the 7 Ke Attrarftens. Hurry--Send your orders in at once. TlefceU now orlnR Issued, Bring Orders To Circulation Dept. News-Globe Office Each Ticket Good for any Person Under Sixteen Years of Age On the Foil- owing Great Attractions: 1 Lindy Loop 2 Merry Go Round 3 Wheel 4 Monkey Circus 5 The Jazzer 6 House of 7 Freak Animal Show ORDER BLANK net it prMnt lubtcrfctfi 16 VIndly start tfcf dellftr? of the IVie tttlow f6r ft periM 6 -wwla At until I it discontinued.

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