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ji.il UttpA i', vii fWILt 'ATT Courier Ml mm 1 1 a 'in "1 1 1 NEWSY NEWSETTES By FLOYD U. S.VELSON 4t k3 4fi bo 4 a 01 Uw ki3 a ws a i 1 0 I THE ALABAMA STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE ORCHESTRA 1 vi i. tf. i OS "Miss American Legion" and Be Presented On That Big Holiday Hallowe'en's bggest masquerade iVKt, wherein the spirits of goblin. riches, gay costumes, pumpkin nU be vc guc, will take place In gayly dec orated Pythian Temple Saturday nlguL Stonsy Gutter's talented Twelve douda of Joy.

that jazz dUpensingi icopating miwlcal aggregition vbiofi 13 one of PltUburgh favor ties, will 1 Aj a speciel feature prize will be rde.d. to tii? beat anl ugliest co tume. Dancing; oa both floor, will continue far into the mora giving pa hons the lorgeat dancing houra of sny ball in tlus district. Dance lovers are already, talking aisoal the biif night in Plttalrurga's cgslcaJ history, when the now fiinoDS Fletcher Hendereon with hi sensational orchestra cornea, to tl'e Pj thian Tempi on Nov. 1S.

ARMISTICE t. wm MKO LI COLLEGE SENSATIONS OF THE RADIO WORLD Direct From the Greystone Ballroom Cincinnati, oino vbere they have been broadcasting for the" past eighteen months over Station WLW at TOfflflHIKai5! 7 1 (ARMISTICE NIGHT) Sponsored by CrUpus' Attncks Post, Am. Legion FRIDAF, OCT. SOth TUESDAY, NOV. 3rd COXRAD NAG EL A Massive Drama of Mother Love! The Triomphaat Ketani of In A Thrilling Fictmixatlon of Great Star the Famous Broadway Success CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG TrnnAV A Perfect Cast In TODAY 'MOTHER AND SON' With Katharine Dale Owen IAD IXS' DRESSERWAREE LADIES DKESSEBWABE P.

M. Ttil Closing P. M. T1U Cloalng NOV. 6th i Glorious, Glamorou SATURDAY, OCT.

81st JOAN CRlVVVFOIilJ Brings Yon Her Most Inciting Mark Immortal Romance Picture 'HUCKLEBERRY FINN" mDERN ACE' With I HOilne Frederick Monroe Owaley Nell Hamilton Jackie COOGAN Kltrl GREEN Junior DURKIN Jackie SEARLE THURSDAY, NOV. th 7 FEATURES I MONDAY, NOV. 2nd Tb Talking Screen' Greatest Mystery Drama rf 'SHERLOCK HOWES' CLIVE BROOK in FATAL HOUR With sv Master Cast of Popular 'SILENCE' Also GRANT WITHERS and Iax Marcin's ThrlUlng Melodrama LOBEITA TOUNO in with sS a Too Yonng to Marry9 Tf TT $10 In frizes To "Misf Cmpns Attacks" Will Kight Affair First of Attractions, 7 pSasi Big Affair At Priric Sallroom Saturday will be a gala night at the Princess ballroom, formerly the Labor Lyceum, Miller street, when hobgoblin and witches will disport themselves to the strains of BtUie Camp's Tee Ticklers, featuring Mamie Steward at the r'ano. Continuous dancing. early.

Admission. 50 cents. Don't forget the date, Saturday. Oct. $1.

This will be. under the direction cf Joe WlUlams. promoter of th Princes i li v' Best Ugliest Has i NEW YORK. OcL 2WTh rVit nri Club's new floor thaw, and "Rhythm Mania. tsged by an Healy and Clarence Robldson.

sot I off with a fljing start Sunday, plus, Cab Calloway's "Minnie the Mooch ins" orchestra it is the smartest iind swiftest show 10 town. Here's the lineup, and you may Judge the rest of it for yourself. The principals: Aida Ward, Alma Smith. Cora La Redd. LeTBla Hill.

Elmer Turner. Roy Atkins. Dickie Well. Jimmie Mordecla. Ernest Taylor.

Henry Wessel. Johnny Lee and Boot sle. And tbe pick of Harlem's danc elntb Curtis. Amy Bates. Minnie Mc Dowell.

Ethel Duke. Amy Spencer Nanie Joyce, Theresa Mason, Anlce Margaret CberotJacnie God rey. Evelyn Sbeppard, Ruthie Johnson and Eaida Webb. One of their big song hit is "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea." The Cotton Club Revue, unit No. 2.

'that has Just been whipped, into shape for the Paramount Publlx will make Its opening debut at the Lafayette Theater this week. The ast includes Min to Cato. Five Cracker Jacks. Clarence Robinson. Eddie Rector, Hilda Rogers, chorus.

J. Mardo Brown. Madeline "Belt. Billy Mazey and a Cotton Club beauty; Rufus Greenlee. Pete, Peaches and Duke, with Billy Kato's band on the stage.

They will open on big time next week. S. H. Dudley Jr who returned on Oct. 3 after two years in Europe and South America, is now staging the tbows at the Alhambra.

Young Dudley while in Pari was engaged by Josephine Baker to produce her new routines ard modernized dances that she is featuring in her new show at the Casino de Paris. Dudley also" contributed to the other dancers in the cast his latest American dance steps. McKinney Cotton Pickers are the dominating factor of tbe stage presentation at the Pearl in Phi 11 this week. Roscoe (Red) Simmons, the clowning crooner, is doing a Cab Calloway in the act of mastering the ceremonies. Mac McKinney is escorting his boys east.

Featured entertainers in Jack Johnson' "Show Boat" night club in Los Angeles are Kay La Marr, Buddy Williams. Lottie Gee, Strutt Mttchel. Ruby Barbee and Ernestine Porter's dancing girls, according to information from the coast Evelyn Preer. it Is stated, is an expectant mother and Is returning to New York soon. i FOOTBALL THRILLS ON THE SCREEN Columbia Pictures has acquired for distribution during 1931 32 an unusual group of six slngle reelers entitled "Football Thrills.

Directed by Clyde Elliott, who was responsible for th Knute Rockne series, the new shorts introduce a new angle Something1 Different! Kite (October 31) oat On Steamer Washington PRIZES $25 in Gold to Best Masked Couple Absolute Warmth, Comfort ALL, DECKS AND BALLROOM ENCLOSED ASSESSMENT $1.00 Dancing Beginning at 8 P.M, Boat at Monon gahela Wharf, opp. B. O. SPONSORS: Philip Stewart, McDonald Moon, Maurice Yates Ml i 1 i I 2 i i I i A crack and popular tea piece dance orchestra of the Alabama State Teachers' College, playing a week's tour of the large cities in Ohio and ending at Columbus on Saturday and Sunday. i 'Silence' Brama, One of the most startling sex releases of the past season is Today," with Conrad Nagel, which is booked the Triangle Theater, Friday.

Oct. 30. Tbe principal female role is taken by Katberlne Dale Owen. Four delightful child actors and a distinguished cast of adults bring enjoyment and entertainment Saturday, when "Huckleberry Finn" comes to the Triangle for one day. Jackie Coogan again takes the role of Tom Sawyer; Junior Durkln as Huck Finn and Ml til Green and Jackie Searl in rolet equally as interesting as those portrayed in "Tom Sawyer." There are laughs, tears, thrills and heart throbs in the adventures ot ffleeti End Mosaics By ALGERNON B.

JACKSON, for A. N. P. Futile Advice While in Philadelphia one day Billy Sunday, th great evangelical dramatist, inquired of a little street urchin where he could find the postofflce. The lad pointed out the way.

Sunday thanked him and said "I am Billy Sunday. Com down to my meeting some time and I'll show you th way to heaven." "Aw. go on; quit your klddln'." replied tbe lad. "You didn't even know the way to the postofflce." My good friend, the deacon, is in great glee and at the same time especially disgusted with me. My recent articles about th Negro' church of America have brought down an avalanche, ot letters pro.

and con. upon my head mostly con. The deacon told me to let the church alone and stick to health. He said the preachers themselves do not know what the church of today needs, so bow could I suppose there Is much truth in his criticism IKjalloueen Frolic At Temple Three K. of P.

groups, Oakland No. 30. Royal Grand No. 31 and Har monv No. 72.

will hold a Hallowe'en frolic at the Pythian TeSnple on the night of Oct. 29. Music will be furnished by the Cocoanut Grove orchestra. will be from 9 'to 1. The assessment is 50 cents.

The committee, headed by J. A. Wayts and composed of S. M. Gilbert and Walter Eldridge, assures everyone of "the time of your life." Latest invention seems to be wage saving machinery that throws thou sands of dollars out of circulation.

New York Evening Journal. An author says there was more money in fiction five rears ago than there is today. But at the same time there was more Action in moneyi Loulsvtlle Times. On the screen, the masterful lover has everything his own way. But In real life somebody generally up and marries him.

San Diego Union. Might fit Triangle Mark Twain's immortal young heroes. Monday of next week Clive Brook will be seen in a picture of great repute, Silence." with Peggy Shannon and Marjorie Rambeau. Tuesday bring the return to he screun of Clara Kimball Y6ung in "Mother and Son." in which she gives all to her son. only to find him unappre clatlvc.

i Wednesday, Joan Crawford (This Modern Age" will be shown, followed by a doubla feature program on Thursday, a mystery. "Sherlock Holmes' Fatal Hour," and Grant Withers and Loretta Young in "Too Young to Marry." of my forwardness, but al Ithe time I had health in mind when I raised the question of a more concretely organized church. Health is my business. But after many years of study I have about concluded one cannot have real health among our people untU we build up more securely our moral, social and economlo forces. And this accounts for occasionally appearing to stray away from my Celd.

How I wish I could answer all th good folks, some of whom agreed with me and the many who disagreed. I have the same affection for both. I am glad I raised th question, for at least it made some people think and that didn't exactly hurt them. Thinking Is healthful as well as hopefuL The deacon promises to take me back Into his good graces, and personally that Is the thing which really counts, for he Is a friend whose love I cannot afford to sacrifice under any possible condition. Such friends as he are rare.

South's Schools Asked To Study Negro History ATLANTA Oct. 29 Th Com mission on Interracial Cooperation, from its headquarters la the Standard building, this city, announces th offer to Southern high school of two prize of J100 eah. one to be awarded to the pupil submitting the best Honey Boy oa E.idle With an added inducement in the nature of a $23 prize to the best masked couple, everything is In readiness for the Hallowe'en Boat Ride being sponsored by the popular Honey Boys this Saturday night. The boat, th Steamer Washington, with a capacity of 2.000 people, is the finest that rides the water here. The boat will leave from the dock at and Water streets at 9:30 p.

but dancing will begin at 8:30 p. m. learing Is I Setfor Hallotve'en With Hallowe'en coming apace, the Oriental Grill at Dearinga is palnnlng a week end of activities which should eclipse anything ever before given at tbe popular night club rendezvous. Artistic decorations, lending the real spirit of Hallowe'en, with goblins, a real rustle setting, with Manager Billy Norvell acUng as the congenial master of ceremonies, and with Sherdina Walker and her Joy Boys furnishing the music, will all tend to make of the night one never to be forgotten. For the final touch to a night which should never be forgotten, go to Dealing's.

And just a tip! If you and your party are planning on "doing It big" make your reservations early. We Just received word that reservations are already at a premium. Is there a silver lining back of Great Britain's decision on th gold standard? Christian Science Monitor. Another type of agents that are very annoying are th Christmas card sellers who Impose upon their friends to buy card at a price higher than th local stores. paper on "America's Tenth Man." th other to the teacher or school making th beat us of the Commission's "Tenth Man" project The, contest cover 13 southern state.

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to Attraction At Grand Plays to Well Fined Houses' New Sound Equipment Installed. With George Bias, whose crooning roice reaches across th footlighu to soothe away yomr bluas topping A singing card which dispenses tune 'ul melodies in no uncertain manner, with Blanche Thompson getting 'jore and more shapely as the ea nass. with Alto Oates throaty lc and hint of suggestlvenes fur shlng the necessary pep ana wiui vo high class comedians Instituting iokes. but putting them over in nrirtnal manner. Brown Skin todels.

playing at the Grand Tha 0 0 ter this week, can ba termed couldnt eat any jood show." thing without It's, not 'the best uodr' show iroahl ve sen. but if good ssy3 click. The show. In addition to the TrnVv stars, has a neat loosing chorus JJJJ which execute rouUne dance steps jn approved fashion. BUS DRIVE 1 ax at 4a flMfc dObScS lilllLb; PEARL MANAGER DISMISSES Hlf.1 PHILADELPHIA.

Oct. 29. Sam Steefel, owner of the Pearl where Duke Ellington and hi band have been playing all week, gave orders to on of hi assistants Saturday night after the show, to have ued rti oi aSsisxvq mq jaSusssred of th outgoing show to Washington for a matinee opening on Sunday." The bus was called, and arrived In quick time. Along with it cam a rough. neck" whit driver.

As soon as tbe tired dancing girls spied the big vacant bus right in it they had business. At least they thought so when they hurried to the side to scramble In for seats. Right here the big "rough neck" showed his authority by telling them they would have to wait until he got ready to let them in. Rtfl eauirht that lut one. And what he told that fellow abou.

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